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4-H/FFA
YOUTH
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
LIVESTOCK
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4-H/FFA YOUTH LIVESTOCK SHOW
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
Premiums Offered by Kentucky State Fair...................$51,161.00
Plus over $1,000 in awards
1. The Kentucky State Fair 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock Show provides a
competitive arena for 4-H and FFA members. Classroom and project
work provides a backdrop for these two youth programs to incorporate
adult/youth cooperation, development of mental skills and learn by
doing as a part of their educational process.
2. All exhibitors in the 4-H/FFA Livestock Show at the Kentucky State
Fair must follow the guidelines of the SHOW RING CODE OF
ETHICS. See pages 11-13.
3. To be eligible to participate in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock Show
at the Kentucky State Fair, an exhibitor must be a current member
of either Kentucky 4-H or FFA. All entries must be a part of the
exhibitor’s current project and the County Extension Agent or Teacher
of Agriculture supervising the project must sign the entry form
attesting to the eligibility of the entry.
4. To participate in State 4-H activities, a person must comply with State
4-H membership policy. Membership begins when a child is age 9 or
in the fourth grade as of January 1 of the current year. Membership
eligibility ends December 31 of the calendar year in which a member
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
attains the age of 19.
To participate in State FFA activities, a person must be a member
in good standing of the Kentucky Association FFA and be carrying
approved occupational experience programs under the supervision of
teachers of agriculture.
5. Entries in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock show must be postmarked no
later than July 10. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THE 4-H/FFA YOUTH SHOW. Each exhibitor must use a
separate entry form. A social security or federal tax I.D. number is
required for each exhibitor.
To enter online, go to www.kystatefair.org. Complete information
must be provided. For online entries ONLY, the Kentucky State Fair
Entry Department will verify that youth for corresponding entries are
eligible to participate in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock Show. The
County Extension Agent or Teacher of Agriculture from the County
4-H or FFA listed will be contacted by the Kentucky State Fair Entry
Department.
6. The following entry fees will be required: Dairy and Breeding Beef
Cattle - $6.00 per head; Market Steers and Market Heifers - $10.00
(DNA fee included); Market Sheep, Market Hogs, and Market Goats
- $8.00 (DNA fee included). Breeding Gilts, Breeding Sheep and
Wether Dams - $4.00; Novice - $4.00. Additional tack stalls are
NOT available for purchase. Space for tack and display is subject to
availability.
The DNA fee is now included in the entry fee for market steers,
market heifers, market lambs, market hogs and market goats.
This fee does NOT apply to 4-H/FFA Youth breeding heifers, bred &
owned bulls, breeding sheep, commercial does or breeding gilts.
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7. To be eligible to compete at the Kentucky State Fair, all 4-H/
FFA market steers, market heifers, market lambs, market hogs and
market goats must compete in one of the pre-Fair District Shows or
Kentucky Junior Livestock Expos sponsored by Kentucky Department
of Agriculture, Division of Show and Fair Promotion. Qualifying
shows are subject to Kentucky Department of Agriculture and 4-H
and FFA guidelines. Novice exhibitors of market animals are not
required to attend a qualifying show to be eligible to compete at the
Kentucky State Fair. The Kentucky Farm Bureau Beef Expo is not
a qualifying show.
Youth market hog exhibitors whose animals orginate from and are
raised and maintained within a closed swine herd shall be exempted
from the qualifying show rule provided the following conditions are
met:
1. The youth exhibitor or their parents or legal guardians currently
operate a legitimate, closed swine herd. [NOTE: A closed swine herd
is one in which, due to herd health considerations, off-site animals are
not allowed into the herd, and one in which animals that have been
transported off-site are not allowed to return to the herd.]
2. The youth exhibitor’s market hogs orginate from and are raised and
maintained as a part of the closed swine herd.
3. Youth exhibitors that are exempted from the qualifying show
rule may still participate in any KDA-sponsored swine show or the
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
Kentucky State Fair. For example, any KUIP tagged market hog that
is removed from a closed swine herd and shown at a KDA-sponsored
swine show is ineligible to participate in another KDA-sponsored
show or the Kentucky State Fair.
4. Youth exhibitors requesting exemption from the qualifying show
rule must contact Zach Bartenslager by July 10 for a Qualifying
Show Rule Exemption Request Form, which must be signed and
returned to Zach Bartenslager indicating the conditions listed above
are applicable and will be met.
2020 DISTRICT STEER, MARKET HEIFER, LAMB,
HOG & GOAT SHOW DATES
(Qualifying Shows)
Green River Preview Beef Show, Saturday, March 21
Germantown Preview Beef Show, Saturday, April 4
Ohio Valley Preview Beef Show, Saturday, April 11
Licking River Preview Beef Show, Saturday, April 18
Lincoln Trail Preview Beef Show, Saturday, April 25
Bluegrass Disrict Beef Show, Saturday, May 2
Bluegrass District Goat Show Show, Saturday, May 23
Lincoln Trail District Beef Show, Saturday, May 23
Kentucky Colonel District Lamb Show, Saturday, May 30
District Goat Show, Nicholas Co., Saturday, May 30
Central Kentucky District Goat Show, Monday, June 1
Rough River District Swine Show, Saturday, June 6
Green River District Lamb Show, Saturday, June 6
Kentucky Junior Livestock Expo-East, Tuesday, June 9
Kentucky Junior Breeding/Market Goat Show, Saturday, June 13
Top of Kentucky District Lamb Show, Saturday, June 13
Central Kentucky District Beef Show, Saturday, June 13
Central Kentucky District Swine Show, Monday, June 15
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Western Rivers Kentucky Junior Livestock Expo, Saturday, June 20
Bluegrass District Lamb Show, Saturday, June 27
Northern Kentucky District Goat Show, Friday, July 3
Southern Kentucky District Beef Show, Thursday, July 9
Germantown District Lamb/Goat Show, Saturday, July 11
West Kentucky District Swine Show, Wednesday, July 15
Wilderness Trail District Lamb/Goat Shows, Thursday, July 16
Pennyrile District Lamb/Goat Shows, Saturday, July 18
Kentucky Junior Livestock Expo (Bowling Green), Saturday, July 25
Germantown District Swine Show, Saturday, August 1
Any questions concerning these shows should be directed to:
Kentucky Department of Agriculture, Division of Show & Fair Promotion,
(502) 782-4105
The 2020 District & Expo Show Rules can be viewed and downloaded
by going to www.kyagr.com.
8. Youth must show their own animals in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
Show. In the event of illness or other incapacity of the exhibitor
excluding sporting events and extracurricular activities at school,
the youth may ask another youth to show the animal, subject to prior
written approval of Kentucky State Fair management.
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9. If an exhibitor has more than one animal in a class or in the
Championship Drive, they must use a substitute showperson that
has entries in the Kentucky State Fair 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
Shows of the same species. This substitute showperson must be
from Kentucky and must be declared with the superintendent
prior to the start of the show, Division Drive and/or Championship
Drive.
10. Using coloring agents to alter the natural color of an animal is
prohibited.
11. It is the intent of the Kentucky State Fair Board that the 4-H/FFA youth
exhibitors involved in the youth livestock shows take responsibility
for caring and grooming his/her own animals. If assistance is needed
it should be aimed at helping the youth learn new skills and can be
done by a family member, extension agent, agriculture teacher, 4-H
leader, another Kentucky 4-H/FFA member or an approved assisting
adult* that has registered with the Kentucky State Fair. Rather than
restrict assistance to youth exhibitors, the Kentucky State Fair Board
believes that it is in the best interest for the Fair and youth exhibitors
to allow these adults the opportunity to assist any Kentucky 4-H/FFA
Youth Livestock exhibitor. Youth exhibitors should be encouraged to
receive assistance from fellow Kentucky 4-H or FFA exhibitors.
*4-H/FFA youth exhibitors that require the assistance of another
adult will need to request a form from the Kentucky State Fair
Entry Department and have it returned no later than August 4th
for approval by Fair management. This form can be found on
our website or you may contact the Entry Department to request
a copy. All approved adults will need to come to the West Wing
Livestock Office during the Fair to receive their wristbands.
(Note: Approved adults assisting youth market goat exhibitors
will pick-up wristbands in Broadbent Arena.)
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12. Livestock entered in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock Show may be entered
in the Kentucky State Fair open classes by complying with open class rules
and regulations. Entries in the open class must be postmarked by July 10
and be accompanied by the entry fees. Animals entered in open classes must
remain on the fairgrounds until released by the department superintendent.
13. DNA samples will be obtained at the Kentucky State Fair for testing and
comparison from the following market steers, market heifers, market lambs,
market hogs and market goats: Grand and Reserve Grand Champions, all
class winning animals, and any other market animals at the discretion of the
respective superintendent. If DNA samples from market animals obtained at
the Kentucky State Fair do not match those collected from the animal during
the validation process, the exhibitor will forfeit premiums from all animals
entered in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock Shows at the Kentucky State Fair
and the exhibitor will be banned for life from participation in all 4-H/FFA
Youth Livestock Shows at the Kentucky State Fair.
14. All Top 5 animals of each species will have mandatory drug testing and
DNA sampling at the conclusion of the Drive. Random animals may also
be selected for drug testing and DNA sampling. For additional rules and
information please refer to the national code of show ring ethics in the
general rules starting on page 11.
15. All Grand and Reserve Champion Market animals will be processed and
the carcasses and hide of each animal will be inspected and evaluated
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
for tampering. This would include but is not limited to inspection sites
that do not conform to typical animal husbandry practices. Any animal
with an abnormal carcass or hide due to the injection of air or any
other substance in order to altar the conformation or appearance of an
animal may be subject to disqualification including loss of premiums,
prizes, and awards received. Exhibitors may also be banned from future
competition and/or prosecuted pursuant to KRS 246.420.
16. All exhibitors in the 4-H/FFA Livestock Show must comply with the general
rules, rules pertaining to livestock, show ring code of ethics and health
regulations of the Kentucky State Fair.
17. Misrepresentation of ownership, age, or any facts relating to any animal will
result in the forfeit of any premiums won by that exhibitor and the exhibitor
may be barred from future Kentucky State Fair competition.
18. Official health papers must accompany the truck or trailer hauling the
animals. Health papers will be checked by an approved livestock inspector.
19. All purebred animals entered in breeding classes must be registered or
recorded with their respective breed organizations by June 1 of the current
year in the full name of the exhibitor. Farm name only registrations are
not acceptable.
20. Beef cattle with registration papers may compete in either their respective
youth breed show or the open show, depending on eligibility. Purebred
animals are not eligible for the commercial show.
21. Ownership of registered animals: 4-H /FFA:
Adult/member and member/member partnerships are accepted for breeding
animals providing each partner’s full name is on the registration certificate.
Youth name listed on entry form must show animals listed on the form.
Animals registered in a farm name only are not eligible to show.
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22. If there is any question as to the date of registration, a letter must be provided
from the National Breed Association office stating the application for
registration or transfer was received by the breed office by June 1 of the
current year. Registration papers will be checked by the Superintendent or
his representative before the animal can be shown.
23. Beef heifers, cows or bulls, breeding sheep, breeding goats and breeding
swine exhibited in the 4-H/FFA Youth Show must have been in the
possession of and under the continuous care of the exhibitor by June 1 and
through the closing day of the State Fair of the current year as specified in
rules contained in the “Ownership, Possession and Care Rules for Kentucky
4-H/FFA Youth Breeding and Market Livestock Projects.” 4-H exhibitors
must have completed their six (6) hours of educational training prior to the
time of entry.
24. Dairy heifers or cows exhibited in the 4-H/FFA Youth Show must have been
in the possession of and under the continuous care of the exhibitor. Animals
must also be housed and maintained in Kentucky by June 1 through the
closing day of the State Fair of the current year. Dairy animals not eligible
for Open Kentucky money in the Kentucky State Fair Open Dairy Show are
not eligible for the 4-H/FFA Youth Dairy Show.
25. All 4-H/FFA market steers, market heifers, market lambs, market hogs, and
market goats that will participate in market livestock shows in Kentucky
(i.e., County Fairs, District Shows, Junior Livestock Expos, Kentucky State
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
Fair, etc.) must be tagged with Kentucky Uniform Identification Program
(K.U.I.P.) tags. All market steers, market heifers, market lambs, market
hogs and market goats that will be tagged with K.U.I.P. tags will be required
to have samples taken for DNA testing.
26. Joint ownership of market animals entered into the Kentucky State Fair
is allowable up to the point of entry, provided all requirements for joint
K.U.I.P. nomination and tagging have been met. The child exhibiting the
animal in the market show must be declared at time of entry. (Market goat
exhibitors: please see Market goat rules.)
27. All market steers and market heifers must be owned by and in physical
possession of the 4-H/FFA member on or before March 27, 2020. Market
steers and market heifers exhibited in the 4-H/FFA Youth Show must have
been in the possession of and under the continuous care of the exhibitor from
March 27, 2020 through the closing day of the State Fair of the current year
as specified in rules contained in the “Ownership, Possession and Care Rules
for Kentucky 4-H/FFA Youth Breeding and Market Livestock Projects.”
Validation of market steers and market heifers (tagging with K.U.I.P. tags
and collection of DNA samples) shall be completed by March 27, 2020 for
market steers and market heifers. 4-H exhibitors must have completed their
6 hours of educational training prior to the time of validation*. Validation
of market steers and market heifers is not considered entry in the State Fair.
A Kentucky State Fair entry form must be submitted, along with entry fees,
by July 10.
28. All market hogs, market lambs and market goats must be owned by and in
physical possession of the 4-H/FFA member on or before May 16, 2020.
Market hogs, market lambs and market goats exhibited in the 4-H/FFA
Youth Show must have been in the possession of and under the continuous
care of the exhibitor from May 16, 2020 through the closing day of the State
Fair of the current year as specified in rules contained in the “Ownership,
Possession and Care Rules for Kentucky 4-H/FFA Youth Breeding and
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Market Livestock Projects.” Validation of market hogs, market lambs and
market goats (tagging with K.U.I.P. tags and collection of DNA samples)
shall be completed by May 16, 2020. 4-H exhibitors must have completed
their 6 hours of educational training prior to the time of validation*.
Validation of market hogs, market lambs and market goats is not considered
entry in the State Fair. A Kentucky State Fair entry form must be submitted,
along with entry fees, by July 10.
29. Tattoos, brands, or ear notches as required by the breed registry must be
legible and in agreement with the animal’s registration papers.
30. Premiums will be paid according to official judging result sheets. Premiums
will be paid using the following premium schedule:
Beef Cattle
Placing Premiums
First (1st) $30
Second (2nd) $28
Third (3rd) $26
Fourth (4th) $24
Fifth (5th) $22
Sixth (6th) $20
Seventh (7th) $18
Eighth (8th - Beyond) $15
Dairy Cattle
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
(Cows two years old or over will be awarded $5.00 extra in premiums)
Placing Premiums
First (1st) $30
Second (2nd) $28
Third (3rd) $26
Fourth (4th) $24
Fifth (5th) $22
Sixth (6th) $20
Seventh (7th) $18
Eighth (8th - Beyond) $15
Small Animals – Lambs, Goats, & Swine
Placing Premiums
First (1st) $20
Second (2nd) $19
Third (3rd) $18
Fourth (4th) $17
Fifth (5th) $16
Sixth (6th) $15
Seventh (7th) $14
Eighth (8th) $13
Ninth (9th) $12
Tenth (10th) $11
Eleventh (11th - Beyond) $10
These premiums have been adjusted accordingly and are subject to change due to
availability of funds.
31. Bedding for dairy, beef, sheep, swine and goats must be furnished by the
exhibitor. This may be brought from home or purchased at the Fair. No
bulk sawdust, tan bark or shavings permitted. Only baled or bagged bedding
is allowed.
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32. Tents or sleeping areas that are enclosed at the top are not permitted in the
stall/pen area. Please help us in complying with this fire code regulation.
33. Entries must remain on the Kentucky Exposition Center property until
released by the Department Superintendent.
34. Exhibitors are expected to treat their livestock in a manner consistent with
good animal husbandry and display proper sportsmanship at all times.
35. Only blue ribbon animals are eligible to compete for championships.
36. Animals that cannot be controlled in the show ring by the exhibitor shall
be dismissed from the class prior to official placing by the judge or show
officials. These animals will be considered as non-competitive and not
eligible for premium monies.
37. A youth exhibitor may only win the Commissioner’s Trophy in
Showmanship once per species in their lifetime. (See page 309 for a list
of winners starting in 2008.)
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william b. tolle award
The Wiliam B. Tolle Leadership Award was established in honor of William B.
Tolle and his service to the Kentucky State Fair and Kentucky Agriculture.
• The William B. Tolle Leadership Award is available to 4-H and FFA
exhibitors with entries in Market steers, Market heifers, Market lambs,
Market goats, and Market hogs.
• The Kentucky State Fair Board will award two (2) leadership awards:
One (1) to a 4-H exhibitor and one (1) to an FFA exhibitor
• Applications can be found on the Kentucky State Fair website:
www.kystatefair.org
Deadline to enter: July 25, 2020
Mail to: Kentucky State Fair Entry Department
William B. Tolle Award
PO Box 37130
Louisville, KY 40233-7130
2019 Winners: FFA: Katie Crump, Bourbon County
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
4-H: Logan Mattingly, Calloway County
Kentucky Proud Livestock Tag Program
KY Dept. of Agriculture
Livestock displaying a Kentucky Proud ear tag and
enrolled in the KY PROUD LIVESTOCK TAG
PROGRAM will be eligible to compete for banners
and premiums in the following classes:
KY PROUD Grand Champion & Res. Grand Champion:
Market Steer/Heifer Market Goat
Market Lamb Market Hog
Commercial Doe
KY PROUD Supreme & Res. Supreme:
Breeding Gilt - Breeding Ewe - Beef Heifer
KY PROUD Jr. Supreme & Res. Jr. Supreme Dairy Heifer
KY PROUD Supreme & Res. Supreme Dairy Cow
In addition to Overall Champion and Res. Champion premiums, Breed/Division Champions and Reserves will
receive rosettes and premiums. Kentucky Proud Class Winner and 2nd place premiums and ribbons will also
be awarded.
Exhibitors will receive only one championship premium in the breeding and market shows at the Kentucky
State Fair.
For more information contact Kentucky Dept. of Agriculture at
502-782-4137 or www.kyagr.com
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commissioners award winnners
swine market lamb breeding sheep
2008 Ashley Bollman Josh Thompson Cruz Nichols
2009 Moriah Penick Travis Drumm Preston Forsee
2010 Courtney Tarvin Catherine Riley Stefan Fink
2011 Mackenzie Penick Catherine Riley Catherine Riley
2012 Sarah Stout Stefan Fink McKenzie Doyle
2013 Brian Chism Travis Drumm Ryan Halligan
2014 Brian Chism Morgan Carter Tobee Hagerman
2015 Paige Dupin Lauren Malore Sydney Warren
2016 Zachary Mills Preston Forsee Christopher Hinkle
2017 Landon Muse Christopher Hinkle TJ Yazell
2018 Tad Fisher Jackson Jeffries Grace Higgs
2019 Zachary Wyatt TJ Yazell Caroline Groth
dairy cattle market goat beef-heifer
2008 Kirby Sparrow Catherine Riley Wes Korthaus
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
2009 Brittany Core Catherine Riley Morgan M. Phillips
2010 Chris Thomas Stefan Fink Wes Korthaus
2011 Seth Hedgespeth Kori Buntin Caleb Sadler
2012 Brad Taylor Jessica Johnson Blake A. Quiggins
2013 Kailey Barlow Jessica Johnson Caroline Cowles
2014 Joscelyn Elliott Megan Harper Laurel A. Culp
2015 Jordan Elmore Casey Simpson Austin Cole
2016 Brilee Tucker TJ Yazell Julia Weaber
2017 Logan Chandler Jayden Perkins Bella Swain
2018 Kendall Horn Briann Williams Catherine Cowles
2019 Taylor Graves Lyndsey C. Garrett Austin Martin
beef-steer
2008 Moriah Penick
2009 Bobby Paul Arnett
2010 Caleb Sadler
2011 Mackenzie Penick
2012 Laurel Alexis Culp
2013 McKalyn Shelton
2014 Matthew Wallace
2015 Blake Quiggins
2016 Taylor Hobbs
2017 Andrew Milam
2018 Jaycie Barger
2019 Julia Weaber
3054-H/FFA Youth Livestock Show Judging
Schedule
Date/Time Event Location
Wednesday, August 19
7:00 p.m. Skillathon - Dairy Cattle and
Dairy Goats Newmarket Hall
Thursday, August 20
8:30 a.m. Dairy Show - Guernsey, Broadbent Arena
Brown Swiss, Ayrshire &
Milking Shorthorn
9:00 a.m. 4-H/ FFA Dairy Goat West Hall
Showmanship
(Immediately following 4-H/FFA Dairy Goat Show West Hall
completion of Dairy
Goat Showmanship)
1:30 p.m. FFA Dairy Cattle Judging Contest Broadbent Arena
4:00 p.m. FFA Livestock Judging Contest Broadbent Arena
Friday, August 21
8:30 a.m. Dairy Show - Jersey, Holstein &
Red & White Broadbent Arena
3:00 p.m. Dairy Show Supreme Champions Broadbent Arena
Tuesday, August 25
12:00 noon Sheep, Swine, Beef & Market Goat Newmarket Hall
Skillathon
1:30 p.m. Sheep Showmanship West Hall
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
(begins 30 minutes Jr. Breeding Sheep West Hall
after the completion
of Showmanship)
2:00 p.m. Swine Exhibitors Meeting Newmarket Hall
4:00 p.m. Novice Swine Showmanship Pavilion
& Novice Market Classes
4:00 p.m. Market Goat Showmanship & Broadbent Arena
(or 30 minutes after Wether Dam Show
Mule & Jack Show) (including Novice Showmanship)
Wednesday, August 26
8:00 a.m. Purebred Market Hog Classes Pavilion
followed by Crossbred Market
Hog Classes
8:30 a.m. Beef Market Animal Show Broadbent Arena
9:00 a.m. Novice Showmanship &
Novice Market Lamb Show West Hall
11:00 a.m. (approx.) Beef Market Animal Showmanship Broadbent Arena
12:00 noon Market Lambs West Hall
1:00 p.m. Breeding Heifer Showmanship Broadbent Arena
4:00 p.m. Market Goat Show Broadbent Arena
(or 30 minutes after (including Novice)
completion of Heifer
Showmanship)
Thursday, August 27
8:00 a.m. Swine Showmanship Pavilion
8:00 a.m. Heifer Show Broadbent Arena
1:00 p.m. Breeding Gilt Show Pavilion
6:30 p.m. Championship Drive Broadbent Arena
3064-H/FFA YOUTH MARKET
GOAT & WETHER DAM SHOW
Superintendent - Chris Caudill, Frankfort, KY
All Goats - ARRIVAL: Monday, August 24 - 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
WETHER DAM WEIGH-IN:
Monday August 24, 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
MARKET GOAT CHECK-IN:
Tuesday, August 25 - 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Weight Cards Due at 10:00 a.m.
Pens Will Be Assigned
JUDGING DATES:
Tuesday, August 25 – 4:00 p.m. or 10 minutes after conclusion of the
Mule and Jacks Hitch classes (Showmanship & Wether Dam Show)
(Showmanship Order: Youngest to Oldest)
Wednesday, August 26 – 4:00 p.m. or 30 minutes after the conclusion of
Heifer Showmanship (Market Goat)
RELEASE: Completion of Show on Wednesday, August 26 (Goats
must be out of the barn by 12-Noon on Thursday, August 27.) Division
and Reserve Champions must stay for the Championship Drive
on August 27. Animals will be released after the conclusion of the
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
Championship Drive.
JUDGE: Justin Burns, Galt, CA
1. See General State Fair Rules, rules applying to 4-H/FFA exhibitors,
rules applying to 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock, and Show Ring Code of
Ethics.
2. All goats must meet Kentucky health requirements for exhibition.
Contact the State Veterinarian’s office for further information.
3. To be eligible to compete at the Kentucky State Fair, all 4-H/FFA market
goats and wether dams must compete in one of the pre-Fair District
Shows or Kentucky Junior Livestock Expos sponsored by Kentucky
Department of Agriculture, Division of Show & Fair Promotion.
4. All 4-H/FFA market goats and wether dams that will participate
in market livestock shows in Kentucky (i.e., County Fairs, District
Shows, Junior Livestock Expos, Kentucky State Fair, etc.) must be
tagged with Kentucky Uniform Identification Program (K.U.I.P.)
tags. K.U.I.P. tag numbers must appear on the Kentucky State Fair
entry form. All market steers, market heifers, market lambs, market
hogs and market goats that will be tagged with K.U.I.P. tags will be
required to have samples taken for DNA testing.
5. Joint ownership of market goats and wether dams entered into the
Kentucky State Fair is allowable up to the point of arrival, provided
all requirements for joint K.U.I.P. nomination and tagging have been
met. The child exhibiting the animal in the market show or wether
dam show must be declared at time of arrival.
6. Using coloring agents to alter the natural color of an animal is
prohibited.
7. All market hogs, market lambs and market goats must be owned by and
in physical possession of the 4-H/FFA member on or before May 16,
2020. Market hogs, market lambs and market goats exhibited in the 4-H/
FFA Youth Show must have been in the possession of and under the
continuous care of the exhibitor from May 16, 2020 through the closing
day of the State Fair of the current year as specified in rules contained
307in the “Ownership, Possession and Care Rules for Kentucky 4-H/FFA
Youth Breeding and Market Livestock Projects.” Validation of market
hogs, market lambs and market goats (tagging with K.U.I.P. tags and
collection of DNA samples) shall be completed by May 16, 2020. 4-H
exhibitors must have completed their 6 hours of educational training prior
to the time of validation*. Validation of market hogs, market lambs and
market goats is not considered entry in the State Fair. A Kentucky State
Fair entry form must be submitted, along with entry fees, by July 10.
8. An exhibitor may enter a total of ten (10) market goats and/or wether
dams; an exhibitor may only exhibit four (4) market goats and three
(3) wether dams. Exhibitors must pay the entry fee of $8.00 on each
market goat (DNA fee included). Substitutions will not be allowed
in the 4-H/FFA Youth Market Goat Show or the 4-H/FFA Youth
Wether Dam Show.
9. Exhibitors must declare at time of arrival, on Monday, August
24th which division their animal will be entered - Wether Dam
or Market Goat. Animals may not switch from their selected
division after the Arrival time is closed. Exhibtors must make
entries in both Wether Dam and Market Goat Division. Does
exhibited in the Wether Dam Division may not be shown in the
Market Goat Division.
10. All exhibitors may enter market wethers or market does in the Market
Goat Show. All market kids must be castrated (banded or surgically
removed; clamping is not allowed). No artificial color may be used.
11. No muzzles will be allowed.
12. Induced cryptorchids (short scrotum kids) and buck goats may not be
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shown. Any wether kid showing signs of secondary sex characteristics
may not be shown.
13. 4-H/FFA Market Goats and Wether Dams will be inspected from
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon on Monday, August 24 for K.U.I.P. tags.
Goats will be released following the show on Wednesday, August 26.
Market goats and wether dams must be out of the barn by 12 Noon,
Thursday, August 27. Division Champion and Reserve Champion
winners must stay for the Championship Drive on August 27 at
6:30 p.m. These animals will be released after the conclusion of the
Championship Drive.
14. The official health inspection of goats will take place at the Goat
Barn entrance upon arrival. Animals that do not pass inspection
will not be admitted to the barn. To facilitate this inspection, all
market goats must be sheared to 1/4 inch of hair or less before
entering the barn. All blankets, tubes, or others coverings must be
removed before inspections.
15. Market goats and wether dams will be shown by weight. The weight
indicated on the weight card will be the declared show weight of the animal.
Exhibitors entered in the Wether Dam Show are required to Weigh-in
between 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Monday, August 24th.
Exhibitors entered in the Market Goat Show are required to Check-in
between 9:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, August 25th to receive
weight cards. Market Goat weight cards must be submitted by 10:00
a.m. on Tuesday, August 25. All market goats must weigh a minimum
of 40 pounds on show day.
16. There will be no changing of weight after the weight cards have been
turned in.
*as specified in the Cooperative Extension Service’s guidelines for the Kentucky Livestock Volunteer
Certification Program
30817. The first, second, and third place market goats in each class will be
weighed directly out of the show ring. Goats weighing more than 5
lbs. over their declared weight will be disqualified. No premiums will
be paid on disqualified animals.
18. See Rule 11 in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock General Rules and
Regulations in regards to 4-H/FFA youth grooming and fitting their own
breeding and market animals with little or no assistance from adults.
19. Trophies will be awarded for the best 4-H/FFA Youth market goat
herdsman and the best county/groups at the Fair. A committee
appointed by the 4-H/FFA Youth Market Goat Superintendent
will determine the award winners with consideration given to the
following criteria:
a. Originality of the exhibit
b. Neatness and attractiveness of the exhibit, pens and aisles
c. Appearance of animals and exhibit at all times
d. Evidence of pride in 4-H/FFA and goats
e. Participating in all 4-H/FFA Youth market goat activities
f. Exhibitor’s behavior at all times while at the Fair
g. Friendliness and cooperativeness towards other exhibitors
20. Livestock displaying a KY Proud ear tag and enrolled in the KY Proud
Livestock Tag Program will be eligible to compete for additional
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
banners and premiums for the KY Proud Grand Champion and
Reserve Grand Champion Market Goat. In addition, Breed/Division
Champions and Reserves will receive rosettes and premiums. Class
winners and 2nd place will receive premiums and ribbons. Exhibitors
will receive only one championship premium per show in the breeding
and market shows at the Kentucky State Fair.
SHOWMANSHIP
The Market Goat Showmanship Classes will consist of divisions determined
by year of birth. Members of 4-H and FFA must show their own animals
in the showmanship classes. Showmanship exhibitors must show in their
respective age group as of January 1 of the current year for the entire show
season.
Showmanship classes will be broken into divisions as follows:
Division I. Novice - Open to exhibitors 5 years old to 8 years
old as of January 1 of the current year.
A novice exhibitor may show his own goat
or someone else’s goat. (Ribbons only. No
premiums will be awarded in this class.)
Division II. Ages 9-11
Division III. Ages 12-13
Division IV. Ages 14-16
Division V. Ages 17 and above
Showmanship classes may be split if they are too large.
The Kentucky State Fair offers $450.00 in premiums for Market
Goat Showmanship. The Market Goat Showmanship
winner will receive a premium of $50.00 (In addition to the
309Commissioner’s Award).
Market Goat Showmanship Premiums
Division 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
II 30 25 20 15 10
III 30 25 20 15 10
IV 30 25 20 15 10
V 30 25 20 15 10
NOVICE CLASS
New in 2020: Exhibitors must be five (5) to eight (8) years old as
of January 1 of the current year to be eligible to participate in the
Novice weight and showmanship classes. The novice exhibitor is
limited to one market goat entry. Novice goats must be K.U.I.P. tagged.
There will be no minimum weight for novice goats. Market classes
and Showmanship classes will be placed. The novice winner is not
eligible for Grand Champion. No premiums will be awarded, but each
participant will receive a participation Rosette. Entry Fee - $4.00 per head.
Entry deadline is July 10. Entries must be postmarked by July 10 and
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED in the Novice Show.
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
SKILLATHON CONTEST
A Skillathon Contest will be conducted for beef, swine, sheep, and
market goats on Tuesday, August 25th at 12:00 Noon in Newmarket
Hall.
The competitors will include the following age divisions: Novice, Clover,
Intermediate, and Senior (as of January 1).
MARKET GOAT DIVISION
DIVISION 6101
Class No.
1 4-H/FFA Market Goats
*The classes will be equally distributed into five (5) divisions.
The (5) division and reserve division winners will compete for
Grand Champion & Reserve Grand Champion Market Goat.
2 Novice Market Goats
310WETHER DAM DIVISION
DIVISION 6102
Class No.
1 Wether Dams
*Wether Dams that show in the wether dam division are
not eligible to show for Grand or Reserve Champion Market
Goat or participate in the Championship Drive.
NEW for 2020: Top 5 Wether Dams
Overall Wether Dam
$200 & Banner
Reserve Overall Wether Dam
$100 & Banner
3rd Overall Wether Dam – Banner
4th Overall Wether Dam – Banner
5th Overall Wether Dam - Banner
The exhibitors of these Top 5 animals will be recognized at the
Championship Drive, Thursday, August 27th at 6:30 p.m.
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual
classes, divisions and overall champion selection.
Premium Schedule
Small Animals – Lambs, Goats, & Swine
Placing Premiums
First (1st) $20
Second (2nd) $19
Third (3rd) $18
Fourth (4th) $17
Fifth (5th) $16
Sixth (6th) $15
Seventh (7th) $14
Eighth (8th) $13
Ninth (9th) $12
Tenth (10th) $11
Eleventh (11th - Beyond) $10
These premiums have been adjusted accordingly and are subject to change due to
availability of funds.
3114-H/FFA YOUTH DAIRY GOAT SHOW
Superintendent – Ray Graves, Danville, KY
ARRIVAL: Wednesday, August 19
(Must be in place no later than 8:00 p.m. Wednesday)
JUDGING DATES:
Thursday, August 20
9:00 a.m. – 4-H/FFA Youth Dairy Goat Showmanship
Immediately Following – 4-H/FFA Youth Dairy Goat Show
RELEASE: Sunday, August 23
JUDGE: Katie Jackson, Salvisa, KY
THIS IS AN OFFICIAL ADGA JR/SR COMBINED SHOW
ADGA RULES WILL GOVERN
SHOW ORDER IS NOT SUBJECT TO CHANGE
All Kentucky State Fair Open Dairy Goat Show rules will apply, un-
less otherwise stated below.
1. See General State Fair Rules, rules applying to 4-H/FFA exhitors,
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
rules applying to 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock and Show Ring Code of
Ethics.
2. Participants must be a member in good standing of Kentucky 4-H
and/or FFA.
3. Animals must be owned by the Youth Only (not a farm or family
name). Animals must be owned by and registered to the Youth by
June 1.
4. Leases are accepted, but must be an official lease on file with ADGA
prior to June 1st. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to ensure this is
done and proof is provided at check-in.
5. Goats entered into the Youth Show, are required to also be entered in
the KY State Fair Open Show.
6. 4-H/FFA members wishing to enter animals in both the 4-H/FFA
Show and the Open Show must pay entry fees for both and fill out the
entry form for both lines on the entry form.
7. Premiums will be paid according to official judging result
sheets.
BEST DOE IN SHOW
DIVISION 6601: ALPINE
DIVISION 6602: NUBIAN
DIVISION 6603: LA MANCHA
DIVISION 6604: RECORDED GRADES
DIVISION 6605: SAANEN
DIVISION 6606: TOGGENBURG
DIVISION 6607: ALL OTHER PUREBREDS
DIVISION 6608: NIGERIAN DWARF
312# Class
1 Jr. kid, born 4/1/2020 - 7/20/2020
2 Intermediate kid, born 3/1/2020 - 3/31/2020
3 Sr. kid, born 8/18/2019 - 2/29/2020
4 Dry yearling, born 8/19/2018 - 8/17/2019
5 Yearling milker, born after 8/20/2018
6 Two yr. milker, born 8/20/2017 - 8/19/2018
7 Three yr. milker, born 8/20/2016 - 8/19/2017
8 Four yr. milker, born 8/20/2015 - 8/19/2016
9 Five yr. and older milker, born before 8/20/2015
10 Overall Grand Champion Doe
11 Overall Reserve Grand Champion Doe
SHOWMANSHIP
1. Showmanship exhibitors are required to sign-up on Wednesday,
August 19.
2. Youth must show their own animal.
Showmanship classes will consist of division determined by year of birth.
Members of 4-H and FFA must show their own animals or the animal of the
herd they are exhibiting with at the Kentucky State Fair in the showmanship
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
classes. Showmanship exhibitors must show in their respective age group as
of January 1 of the current year for the entire show season.
Showmanship classes will be broken into divisions as follows:
Division V. Age 17 and above
Division IV. Ages 14-16
Division III. Ages 12-13
Division II. Ages 9-11
Division I. Novice - Open to exhibtors five
(5) years old to eight (8) years old
as of January of the current year. A
novice exhibitor may show his or
her own goat or someone else’s
goat. (Ribbon only.No premiums
will be awarded in this class.)
Showmanship classes may be split if they are too large.
The Kentucky State Fair offers $400.00 in premiums for Dairy Goat
Showmanship.
313DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP PREMIUMS
Division 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
II 30 25 20 15 10
III 30 25 20 15 10
IV 30 25 20 15 10
V 30 25 20 15 10
SKILLATHON CONTEST
A Skillathon Contest will be conducted for Dairy Goats and Dairy
Cattle on Wednesday, August 19th at 7:00 p.m. in Newmarket Hall.
The competitors will include the following age divisions: Novice, Clover,
Intermediate, and Senior (as of January 1).
Premium Schedule
Small Animals – Lambs, Goats, & Swine
Placing Premiums
First (1st) $20
Second (2nd) $19
Third (3rd) $18
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
Fourth (4th) $17
Fifth (5th) $16
Sixth (6th) $15
Seventh (7th) $14
Eighth (8th) $13
Ninth (9th) $12
Tenth (10th) $11
Eleventh (11th - Beyond) $10
These premiums have been adjusted accordingly and are subject to change due to
availability of funds.
3144-H/FFA YOUTH DAIRY CATTLE SHOW
Dan Grigson, Stanford, KY
General Superintendent - Dairy Division
Amber Huffman & David Appelman
U.K. Cooperative Extension
Co-Superintendents 4-H/FFA Show (4-H)
Danny Shipley
Co-Superintendent 4-H/FFA Show (FFA)
ARRIVAL: Monday, August 17 - 1:00 p.m. to
Wednesday, August 19 - 11:00 a.m.
The West Wing Barn will not be open to exhibitors until
1:00 p.m. Monday, August 17 for stall area setup and bedding.
Special stalling requests should be sent to Dan Grigson, Dairy
Superintendent at dgrigson@uky.edu by July 30.
JUDGING DATES: Thursday, August 20
& Friday, August 21
JUDGES:
Ayshire, Guernsey & Jersey - Donna Greiwe, Sidney, OH
Brown Swiss, Holstein, Milking Shorthorn & Red & White -
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
TBA
RELEASE:
Animals in the Youth Show will be released after the Supreme Show
1. See General State Fair Rules, General Rules applying to
4-H/FFA exhibitors, General Rules applying to Livestock exhibits, and
Show Ring Code of Ethics.
Dairy heifers or cows exhibited in the 4-H/FFA Youth Show must have
been in the possession of and under the continuous care of the exhibitor.
Animals must also be housed and maintained in Kentucky by June 1
through the closing day of the State Fair of the current year. Dairy
animals not eligible for Open Kentucky money in the Kentucky State Fair
Open Dairy Show are not eligible for the 4-H/FFA Youth Dairy Show.
All 4-H members showing dairy cattle must complete (6) six hours
of livestock educational training in order to be eligible to show in the
Kentucky State fair Youth Show.
Non-ownership animals are eligible. The required paperwork must be
submitted to UK Dairy Extension for 4-H members or Kentucky FFA for
FFA members by June 1.
National breed association youth lease program animals are also eligible
if approved and recorded by the breed association by June 1. This lease
information must also be on file with the youth’s 4-H agent or Vo-Ag
teacher, and UK Dairy Extension for 4-H members or Kentucky FFA for
FFA members.
2. All entries must be in place by 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, August 19.
3. All entries must be animals recorded in the American or Foreign herd
books for the particular breed to which they belong. Animals in genetic
315recovery programs which are eligible for their respective National breed
show are also eligible to show at the Kentucky State Fair.
4. Substitutions may be made both in and out of class, but must be made
within the same breed.
5. Youth must show their own animals in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
Show. In the event of illness or other incapacity of the exhibitor,
excluding sporting events and extracurricular activities at school, the
youth may ask another youth to show the animal subject to prior written
approval of Kentucky State Fair management.
6. Space will be set aside in the dairy cattle barn for the 4-H/FFA
Youth dairy cattle. All 4-H/FFA Youth dairy cattle must be housed
in this space to be eligible to show in 4-H/FFA Youth classes.
Space will be assigned by the Co-Superintendents of the Dairy
Cattle Department. Members who are showing in 4-H/FFA only
should fill in the 4-H/FFA line on entry form and include $6.00
per head entry fee. Additional tack stalls are NOT available for
purchase. Space for tack and display is subject to availability.
7. 4-H/FFA members wishing to enter animals in both the
4-H/FFA show and the open show must fill in both lines on the entry
blank and pay fees for all barn space occupied during the open show,
including exhibit space at open show rate, by the open show deadline. If
entered in open classes, animals must remain on the grounds until released
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
by the Dairy Co-Superintendents after the open shows.
8. Definition of ages:
CLASSES AND BIRTH DATES FOR 2020 DAIRY SHOWS
CLASS BIRTH DATE
Junior Calf 3-1-20 to 4-30-20
Intermediate Calf 12-1-19 to 2-29-20
Senior Calf 9-1-19 to 11-30-19
Summer Yearling 6-1-19 to 8-31-19
Junior Yearling 3-1-19 to 5-31-19
Intermediate Yearling 12-1-18 to 2-28-19
Senior Yearling 9-1-18 to 11-30-18
Yearling in Milk born after 8/1/18
Junior Two Year Old 3-1-18 to 8-31-18
Senior Two Year Old 9-1-17 to 2-28-18
Three Year Old 9-1-16 to 8-31-17
Four Year Old 9-1-15 to 8-31-16
Five Year Old and Older BEFORE 9-1-15
9. County group awards will be based on the number of 4-H/FFA members
participating in this year’s Dairy Show. The five counties with the largest
number of participants will receive: First $100, Second $80, Third $60,
Fourth $50, Fifth $20, payable to the county organizations to promote
dairy project activities. Each organization will receive a proportionate
amount according to their representation at the show. The winning
counties will report to the State 4-H and FFA Offices on use of the
awards.
10. Dairy Herdsman Special Award - Special awards will be offered to seven
individuals winning the herdsman’s special award. The awards will be
judged on the following points:
316Neatness and attractiveness of exhibits, bedding, signs, etc..............30
Appearance of animals at all times.....................................................30
Cleanliness of aisle behind cattle....................................................... 15
Exhibitor’s behavior while at Fair......................................................15
Friendliness toward other exhibitors..................................................10
All exhibitors are eligible for these individual awards. The
4-H/FFA member(s) must be doing a significant amount of the work. The
exhibits must be clearly identified as 4-H/FFA Youth exhibits. Open
show animals not in the 4-H/FFA Youth show, in the same herd, should
be separate from the 4-H/FFA Youth animals within the exhibit. The area
to be judged should be designated as 4-H/FFA Youth animals. Trophy
awards will be presented to the top five winners.
11. Production Awards - three production awards will be presented in each
breed to the Three Year Old, Four Year Old and Five Year Old and Older
cow with the highest most recent actual record on a lactation completed
since last year’s Kentucky State Fair. Cows competing for these awards
must currently be on DHI test (type of test codes 00-31) and receive a blue
or red ribbon at this year’s Kentucky State Fair. The owner must present
an individual cow page (DHI-203) or a DHI-200 or DHI-210 monthly
report verifying this lactation to the State Fair 4-H/FFA Dairy Show
Committee. The cow must have been owned by the exhibitor for the last
six months of the record.
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
12. The breeder of an animal is the person that owned the dam at the time
the animal was conceived. Animals used for Premier Breeder points
or shown in the Best Animal Bred and Owned by Exhibitor classes
must have the youth’s name listed as breeder on the registration paper.
13. See Rule 11 in the 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock General Rules and
Regulations in regards to 4-H/FFA youth grooming and fitting their
own breeding and market animals with little or no assistance from
adults.
14. Livestock displaying a KY Proud ear tag and enrolled in the KY Proud
Livestock Tag Program will be eligible to compete for additional
banners and premiums for the KY Proud Jr. Supreme and Reserve
Junior Supreme Dairy Heifer and for the KY Proud Supreme and
Reserve Supreme Dairy Cow. In addition, Breed/Division Champions
and Reserves will receive rosettes and premiums. Class winners and
2nd place will receive premiums and ribbons. Exhibitors will recieve
only one championship premium per show in the breeding and market
shows at the Kentucky State Fair.
15. Dairy Fitting and Showmanship Contest - This contest is open to any
4-H/FFA Youth dairy exhibitor that has animals in the show. 4-H/
FFA EXHIBITORS MUST SHOW THEIR OWN ANIMAL IN
THE SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST. If more than one youth own an
animal, a youth must have shown the animal in a regular class to show
the animal in showmanship. If a youth is the overall showmanship
winner in a breed, they cannot enter showmanship in another breed.
Showmanship participants are expected to wear white. Each breed
showmanship contest will be divided into four divisions.
Division I.....................................Members born in 2008, 09, 10
Division II......................................Members born in 2006, 2007
Division III.....................Members born in 2003, 2004 and 2005
Division IV..............................Members born in 2002 and older
317Each breed will name a winner in each age division. Dairy Fitting and
Showmanship Contests will be held at the conclusion of the shows for
both breeds that show together. Each Showmanship division will show
together, and the judge will select a winner in each breed. (For example:
Ayrshire and Guernsey division I will show at the same time and a winner
from each breed will be selected and all placed accordingly) If youth show
both breeds, they will be required to choose one for showmanship. Youth
are welcome to participate in showmanship in more than one breed if the
classes are not being shown at the same time.
Breed winners will receive a $50 cash award provided by the Kentucky
Purebred Dairy Cattle Association and presented during the Commissioner’s
trophy competition. Divisional winners will receive $25 and a rosette and
ribbons will be given to other places. A breed winner will be selected after
all divisions are completed.
FITTING AND SHOWING CONTEST FINALS
Kentucky Department of Agriculture Trophy - The Commissioner of Agriculture
will award a trophy to the 4-H/FFA Youth exhibitor who wins the overall contest.
The finals of the showmanship contest will take place Friday, August 21.
The showmanship champion from each breed will compete for the Kentucky
Department of Agriculture Commissioner’s Trophy. The Commissioner of
Agriculture or his representative will be present to make this presentation.
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
SKILLATHON CONTEST
A Skillathon Contest will be conducted for Dairy Goats and Dairy
Cattle on Wednesday, August 19th at 7:00 p.m. in Newmarket Hall.
The competitors will include the following age divisions: Novice, Clover,
Intermediate, and Senior (as of January 1).
SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER & COW
Breed champions will compete on August 21, 2020 approximately 30
minutes after the last breed show
4-H/FFA Youth Dairy Show
SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER
The Mark McCauley Award
$300 & Banner
4-H/FFA Youth Dairy Show
SUPREME CHAMPION COW
$500 & Banner
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR CHEESE AUCTION
A large basket filled with a variety of Kentucky cheeses will be auctioned
at the time of the selection of the 4-H/FFA Dairy Show Supreme
Champion Heifer and Cow.
The proceeds will be distributed as follows:
60% to the exhibitors of the 4-H/FFA Dairy Show Grand Champion
animals
31830% to 4-H/FFA Dairy Show cow class winners. Grand Champion and
Reserve Grand Champion are excluded from the distribution
10% to Kentucky 4-H and FFA Dairy Programs divided equally
This auction is organized by the Kentucky State Fair, the Kentucky
Purebred Dairy Cattle Association, the Kentucky Department of
Agriculture, and the Kentucky Dairy Products Association.
Premium Schedule
Dairy Cattle
(Cows two years old or over will be awarded $5.00 extra in premiums)
Placing Premiums
First (1st) $30
Second (2nd) $28
Third (3rd) $26
Fourth (4th) $24
Fifth (5th) $22
Sixth (6th) $20
Seventh (7th) $18
Eighth (8th - Beyond) $15
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
These premiums have been adjusted accordingly and are subject to change due to
availability of funds.
DIVISION 6201
AYRSHIRE
Thursday, August 20, 8:30 A.M.
Class Class
No. No.
1 Heifer, Junior Calf 13 Cow, 3 Years Old
2 Heifer, Intermediate Calf 14 Cow, 4 Years Old
3 Heifer, Senior Calf 15 Cow, 5 Years Old and Older
4 Heifer, Summer Yearling 16 Senior Champion
5 Heifer, Junior Yearling 17 Reserve Senior Champion
6 Heifer, Intermediate Yearling 18 Grand Champion
7 Heifer, Senior Yearling 19 Reserve Grand Champion
8 Junior Champion 20 Best animal, any age, bred and
9 Reserve Junior Champion owned by exhibitor
10 Yearling In Milk 21 Breed Fitting and Showing Contest
11 Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 22 Production Awards
12 Cow, Senior 2 Year Old
Awards will be furnished by Kentucky Ayrshire Breeders Association for Junior Champion,
Grand Champion, Reserve Grand Champion, Best Animal Bred and Owned by exhibitor and
Division I, II, III and IV winners in Ayrshire Fitting and Showing Contest.
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual classes, divisions and overall
champion selection.
319DIVISION 6202
BROWN SWISS
Thursday, August 20, 8:30 A.M.
1 Heifer, Junior Calf 13 Cow, 3 Years Old
2 Heifer, Intermediate Calf 14 Cow, 4 Years Old
3 Heifer, Senior Calf 15 Cow, 5 Years Old and Older
4 Heifer, Summer Yearling 16 Senior Champion
5 Heifer, Junior Yearling 17 Reserve Senior Champion
6 Heifer, Intermediate Yearling 18 Grand Champion
7 Heifer, Senior Yearling 19 Reserve Grand Champion
8 Junior Champion 20 Best animal, any age, bred and
9 Reserve Junior Champion owned by exhibitor
10 Yearling In Milk 21 Breed Fitting and Showing Contest
11 Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 22 Production Awards
12 Cow, Senior 2 Year Old
Awards will be furnished by the Kentucky Brown Swiss Breeder’s Association for Grand
Champion, Junior Champion, Best animal bred and owned by exhibitor and Division I, II, III
and IV winners in Brown Swiss Fitting and Showing Contest.
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual classes, divisions and overall
champion selection.
DIVISION 6203
GUERNSEY
Thursday, August 20, 8:30 A.M.
1 Heifer, Junior Calf 13 Cow, 3 Years Old
2 Heifer, Intermediate Calf 14 Cow, 4 Years Old
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
3 Heifer, Senior Calf 15 Cow, 5 Years Old and Older
4 Heifer, Summer Yearling 16 Senior Champion
5 Heifer, Junior Yearling 17 Reserve Senior Champion
6 Heifer, Intermediate Yearling 18 Grand Champion
7 Heifer, Senior Yearling 19 Reserve Grand Champion
8 Junior Champion 20 Best animal, any age, bred and
9 Reserve Junior Champion owned by exhibitor
10 Yearling In Milk 21 Breed Fitting and Showing Contest
11 Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 22 Production Awards
12 Cow, Senior 2 Year Old
Awards will be donated by the following:
Junior Champion: Ferrell Oliver Family, Scottsville
Grand Champion: Style Crest Dairy, Edmonton
Best Animal Bred and owned by exhibitor: Kentucky Guernsey Breeders’ Association-
In honor of Stuart & Jo Ann Berryman
Division I Showmanship: Phillip Perkins Family, Hardyville
Division II Showmanship: Follis Fisher Family, Scottsville
Division III Showmanship: Tom Smith Family, Nicholasville
Division IV Showmanship: Berryman and Croshaw Families
Overall Showman: Wendell Branstetter Memorial Award
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual classes, divisions and overall
champion selection.
320DIVISION 6204
HOLSTEIN
Friday, August 21, 8:30 A.M.
1 Heifer, Junior Calf 13 Cow, 3 Years Old
2 Heifer, Intermediate Calf 14 Cow, 4 Years Old
3 Heifer, Senior Calf 15 Cow, 5 Years Old and Older
4 Heifer, Summer Yearling 16 Senior Champion
5 Heifer, Junior Yearling 17 Reserve Senior Champion
6 Heifer, Intermediate Yearling 18 Grand Champion
7 Heifer, Senior Yearling 19 Reserve Grand Champion
8 Junior Champion 20 Best animal, any age, bred and
9 Reserve Junior Champion owned by exhibitor
10 Yearling In Milk 21 Breed Fitting and Showing Contest
11 Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 22 Production Awards
12 Cow, Senior 2 Year Old
Awards will be donated by the following:
Reserve Junior Champion: B.J. Nethery, Shelbyville
Junior Champion: Seibert Creek Farm, Springfield
Reserve Grand Champion: Kinslow Dairy, Smith Grove
Grand Champion: Glen Sageser, Shelbyville
Best Animal Bred and Owned: Larry and Carol Jaggers, Glendale
Division I Showmanship: Buckmeadow Farm, Lawrenceburg
Division II Showmanship: U of K Dairy Faculty, Lexington
Division III Showmanship: KY - Bluegrass Genetics, Eminence
Division IV Showmanship: Dr. George Heersche, Jr., Lexington
Premier Exhibitor: Bridges Farm, Horse Cave
Premier Breeder: Jane Ransdell, Salvisa
*Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor will be awarded to the member accumulating the
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
highest total points on four or fewer animals.
PLACING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
POINTS
Sr. Females 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2
Jr. Females 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual classes, divisions and overall
champion selection.
DIVISION 6205
JERSEY
Friday, August 21, 8:30 A.M.
1 Heifer, Junior Calf 13 Cow, 3 Years Old
2 Heifer, Intermediate Calf 14 Cow, 4 Years Old
3 Heifer, Senior Calf 15 Cow, 5 Years Old and Older
4 Heifer, Summer Yearling 16 Senior Champion
5 Heifer, Junior Yearling 17 Reserve Senior Champion
6 Heifer, Intermediate Yearling 18 Grand Champion
7 Heifer, Senior Yearling 19 Reserve Grand Champion
8 Junior Champion 20 Best animal, any age, bred and
9 Reserve Junior Champion owned by exhibitor
10 Yearling In Milk 21 Breed Fitting and Showing Contest
11 Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 22 Production Awards
12 Cow, Senior 2 Year Old
Awards will be donated by the following:
Grand Champion: Willis Barmore Family, Smithfield
Reserve Grand Champion: Kessler & Burris Jerseys, Milltown
Junior Champion: Stubblefield Jerseys, Murray
Best Animal Bred and Owned by Exhibitor: Kentucky Jersey Cattle Club
Division I Showmanship: Johnny Miller Family, Waddy
Division II Showmanship: Sussex Vale Jerseys, Glasgow
Division III Showmanship: Murray State Agriculture Club
Division IV Showmanship: Junior Burris Family, Columbia
Awards are subject to change.
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual classes, divisions and overall
champion selection.
321DIVISION 6206
MILKING SHORTHORN
Thursday, August 20, 8:30 A.M.
1 Heifer, Junior Calf 13 Cow, 3 Years Old
2 Heifer, Intermediate Calf 14 Cow, 4 Years Old
3 Heifer, Senior Calf 15 Cow, 5 Years Old and Older
4 Heifer, Summer Yearling 16 Senior Champion
5 Heifer, Junior Yearling 17 Reserve Senior Champion
6 Heifer, Intermediate Yearling 18 Grand Champion
7 Heifer, Senior Yearling 19 Reserve Grand Champion
8 Junior Champion 20 Best animal, any age, bred and
9 Reserve Junior Champion owned by exhibitor
10 Yearling In Milk 21 Breed Fitting and Showing Contest
11 Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 22 Production Awards
12 Cow, Senior 2 Year Old
Awards will be donated by the following:
Best Animal Bred and Owned by Exhibitor: Glen Sageser, Shelbyville, KY
Division I Showmanship: Ray Graves, Perryville, KY
Division II Showmanship: Glen Sageser, Shelbyville, KY
Division III Showmanship: David Croshaw, Perryville, KY
Division IV Showmanship: Jonathan Adkins, Knob Lick, KY
Awards are subject to change.
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual classes, divisions and overall
champion selection.
4-H/FFA Youth Livestock
DIVISION 6207
RED & WHITE SHOW
Friday, August 21, 8:30 A.M.
1 Heifer, Junior Calf 13 Cow, 3 Years Old
2 Heifer, Intermediate Calf 14 Cow, 4 Years Old
3 Heifer, Senior Calf 15 Cow, 5 Years Old and Older
4 Heifer, Summer Yearling 16 Senior Champion
5 Heifer, Junior Yearling 17 Reserve Senior Champion
6 Heifer, Intermediate Yearling 18 Grand Champion
7 Heifer, Senior Yearling 19 Reserve Grand Champion
8 Junior Champion 20 Best animal, any age, bred and
9 Reserve Junior Champion owned by exhibitor
10 Yearling In Milk 21 Breed Fitting and Showing Contest
11 Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 22 Production Awards
12 Cow, Senior 2 Year Old
Red & White Show will start immediately following the conclusion of the Holstein Show.
Red and White Holstein animals are eligible to enter either the Red and White or Holstein show.
This must be designated when entries are submitted. They must have the same designation for
the Youth and Open Show.
KY Proud winners will be chosen at completion of individual classes, divisions and overall
champion selection.
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