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Gem Boise
County Fair & Rodeo
GEM BOISE July 31-August3, 2019
COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
2 - GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
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4 - GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
Welcome to the 2019 Gem/Boise
County Fair and Rodeo
“SMALL TOWN THROW DOWN!”
Welcome to the 2019 Gem/Boise County Fair & Rodeo! The Gem County Fair Board has been
planning all year to make this year’s fair the best it has ever been! This year we have made
improvements to the fairgrounds and brought new events for the whole family! We have some
exciting changes in entertainment and are proud to present Cale Moon live in the arena follow-
ing the Friday and Saturday night rodeos so no need to leave your seat! Be sure to check out
the 4-H projects in the barns and the additional 4-H and Open Class exhibits that are displayed
in the Armory. Everyone has worked hard on their projects and are excited to show them
off. Don’t forget to vote for your favorite items! Top voted items will receive a “Sunshine
Award!” Lots of food and drink choices, artisan vendors with interesting products for sale, or
challenge your friends and family to a “Fast Draw Gunfight” at the Laser Fast Draw booth! Join
us all week for Truck Pulls on Wednesday, Junior Rodeo on Thursday, and the ICA rodeo Friday
and Saturday!
We look forward to seeing you, so join us at the 2019 Gem/Boise County Fair & Rodeo!
Dan Heaton- Chairman
2019 Gem County Fairgrounds Board
Dan Heaton Megan Ryals Matt Askew Karole Burlile Mark Heath
Chairman Vice Chairman Rodeo Director Board Member Board Member
Debbie Lawrence John Buck 1st Sgt Tomas Butler Inez Trujillo Ronnie Phillips
Fair Board Secretary Board Member Board Member Board Member Honorary Board
Member
GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO - 5
GRANDSTAND TICKETS
WEDNESDAY TRUCK PULL THURSDAY YOUTH RODEO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ICA RODEO
Adults $10 Adults $10 ADULTS $12
Seniors $8 Seniors $8 SENIORS $10
Children 6 and Under**See Gate Children 6 and Under $6 Children 6 and Under $6
5 AND UNDER FREE 5 AND UNDER FREE 5 AND UNDER FREE
GEM/BOISE COUNTY RODEO
Entries for Youth Rodeo and Local Events will be taken by phone only (208-365-6828) On July 16, 17 & 18 from 1:00PM-
4:30PM. There will be NO SIGNUPS at the Fairgrounds. PROOF OF AGE (Birth Certificate, report card, or Driver’s
License) IS REQUIRED FOR ALL YOUTH EVENTS BEFORE PARTICIPANT CAN RIDE.
ANYONE NOT PAID BY 6PM FOR LOCAL OR YOUTH RODEO IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE. Office will be
open at Noon to accept payment and registration daily.
Entries for ICA open Monday ONLY, July 22nd from 9:00AM to 5:00PM ICA Entry by Rodeo Central Entries Phone (208)845-2051
Information on entry fees for ICA events and sign-ups are available online at http://www.icarodeo.com
or the ICA Office (208) 899-0498
ICA & LOCAL RODEO: YOUTH RODEO EVENTS:
Pre-Rodeo events start at 7:00PM. Grand Entry at 7:45PM
Rodeo begins 8:00PM. Mutton Bustin’ 4-6 Years ($25),
ICA EVENTS: Jr. Team Roping 6-14 Years ($25),
Bareback Riding Saddle Bronc Riding, Bull Riding, Bull Dog- Jr Barrels 6-14 Years ($25)
ging, Calf Roping, Team Roping, Breakaway Roping and Barrel Jr Steer Riding 10-14 ($45)
Racing. Jr. Calf Riding 7-9 Years ($25)
LOCAL EVENTS: Goat Tying 6-14 Years ($15)
Mutton Bustin’ ($25) Pole Bending 6-18 ($25)
Sr. Barrel Racing ($29), Chute Dogging 10-18 Years ($25)
Local Team Roping (Entries determined by Qualifier July 21st). Novice Saddle Bronc ($25)
Local events have a fee of $1 for bookkeeping and $3 for judg- Novice Bulls ($25)
es and timers included in their fees. Buckles will be awarded for top spot in each event. Each
**Anyone who enters, and ICA sanctioned event is NOT eligi- event will be broken into age groups. Ages listed are just
ble to enter the local-Only events and vice-versa. for entry information, not for competition.
Buckles will be awarded for the top spot in each event.
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2019 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS open to the public
6PM Bubba Blast Water Fight
“SMALL TOWN THROW DOWN” 6PM Knock Out Dance Studio Performance- 4-H Building
Local rodeo event sign-ups are by phone only, July 7PM Youth Rodeo Grand Entry-Arena WEAR GREEN
16, 17 & 18 between the hours of 1:00PM and 7:15PM Princess Coronation-Arena
4:30PM. To sign up call the Fair Board Office (208) 7:30PM Youth Rodeo Begins
10PM LIVE MUSIC BY BUCKIN’ COUNTRY 4-H Building
365-6828. Team Roping and Barrel Racing are FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
open to everyone and will be selected by qualifier 8AM Dairy Cattle Showmanship/Quality
on July 21st! 8:30AM Beef Showmanship/Quality
Wild West Laser Fast Draw in the Midway! 10AM Poultry Showmanship/Quality - 4-H Building
11AM Vendor Building and Armory open to the public
SUNDAY, JULY 21 4PM-5:30PM 4-H Livestock Judging Contest
9AM Barrel Racing Qualifier 6PM Knock Out Dance Studio Performance- 4-H Building
6PM Team Roping Qualifier 630PM All species animal costume contests- Pavilion
SATURDAY, JULY 27 7PM Human Costume Contest-Pavilion
8:30 AM 4-H Dog Obedience/Showmanship at Emmett City 7PM Pre-Rodeo Events- Arena
Park 745PM Grand Entry ICA Rodeo WEAR RED/WHITE/BLUE
9AM Royalty Horsemanship Contest 8PM RODEO-ICA and local events
6:30PM Fair Parade at City Park LIVE MUSIC BY CALE MOON IN ARENA FOLLOWING
7PM Royalty Ice Cream Social RODEO
SUNDAY, JULY 28 SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
11AM 4-H Horse Show English Class begin followed by 8-10 AM Livestock Buyers Breakfast
Freestyle Exhibition 10:30 AM Youth Livestock Sale
MONDAY, JULY 29 11AM Stick Horse Race- ALL Ages
8AM Horse Show Begins 11AM Vendor Building and Armory open to the public
11a-7p Check-in 4-H and FFA exhibits (Armory) 330PM Small Animal Round Robin- 4-H Building
TUESDAY, JULY 30 5PM Large Animal Round Robin- Pavilion
6:30AM-9AM BUCKAROO BREAKFAST 6PM Knock Out Dance Studio Performance- 4-H Building
8:30AM OPENING CEREMONIES FOR FAIR and Parade of 7PM Pre-Rodeo Events -Arena WEAR PINK
Clubs- ARENA 745PM Rodeo Grand Entry
8AM-8PM Open Class Entries- Armory 8PM RODEO-ICA Finals and Local Event Finals
9:30AM 4-H Horse Show Begins- Arena Queen Coronation during Rodeo
2PM Horse Awards Ceremony in Main Arena LIVE MUSIC BY CALE MOON IN ARENA FOLLOWING
5:30PM Pack Goat Showmanship/Quality RODEO
6:30PM Alpaca/Llama Showmanship SUNDAY, AUGUST 4
WEDNESDAY, July 31 NO YOUTH PERMITTED ON GROUNDS UNTIL 8AM
9AM Cloverbud mini- Goat Showmanship 8AM-Noon Open Class Entry Pick Up in Armory
9:30AM Dairy Goat Showmanship/Quality 830AM Check Out 4-H and FFA entries, clean up, and
4-H Dairy Goat Milking Contest immediately following Premium Payout.
11:00AM Fashion Revue and Boxed Dessert Auction
followed by non-animal and Special Award Presentation in Welcome
4-H Building
to the
11:30AM Pygmy Goat Showmanship/Quality fair!
1:30PM Market Goat Showmanship/Quality
5PM Vendor Building and Armory open to the public
6PM Knock Out Dance Studio Performance- 4-H Building
7PM - Believe Pulling Sled - Truck Pulls
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1
8AM Swine Showmanship/Quality
11AM Cat Show/ Pocket Pet Show - 4-H Building
1PM Rabbit Showmanship/Quality-4-H Building
3PM Sheep Showmanship/Quality
5PM Vendor Building and Armory with open class exhibits
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2019 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS written permits from the Fair Board Secretary and must
1. The Gem County Fair Board will not be responsible in occupy such space or booths as are assigned to them.
any way for any loss, damage or injury to any property, All paperwork must be completed before setup or
article, animal or person while the same is on the Fair- opening. All rules and regulations in the Fair Board
grounds, or at any time or place, nor will they be liable for “Ground Use Guidelines” must be adhered to as
or make any payment for damages, loss or injury. written.
Presentation of articles or animals for exhibition shall be 18. All concessions, when assigned space, become
deemed to be in acceptance of this rule. subject to control of the Fair Board and its
2. Care of all livestock animals will be consistent with superintendents. In no case will the Fair Board be
production practices and accepted standards. Exhibitors responsible for loss or damage that may occur. Each
must observe all withdrawal periods and be aware of concessionaire/exhibitor will be solely responsible for
penalties associated with off-label use of drugs. any loss, injury or damage done to, occasioned by or
3. No animals will be allowed on fairgrounds except resulting from the concession, any article or animal
Service Dogs and/or those to be exhibited. No exceptions. exhibited.
4. No one may enter private property without permission 19. Garbage receptacles will be placed at convenient
or legally disrupt properly scheduled events staged in locations and concessionaires must make use of them.
public areas. All garbage must be hauled to dumpster daily.
5. Exhibits, displays, and/or merchandise are to remain 20. The posting or distribution of posters, handbills or
in place until Sunday morning and can be picked up other advertising material and ticket selling is strictly
between the hours of 8am and noon. prohibited except from the booths of licensed exhibitors
6. Entries in all departments, unless otherwise specified, or concessionaires or with permission from the Fair
are open only to residents or property taxpayers of Gem/ Board Secretary.
Boise Counties. 21. Concessionaires may restock their booths for the
7. Department Superintendents reserve the right to day from 8AM to 10AM ONLY! All vehicles must be
accept entries after closing dates if good and sufficient removed from inside of the fairgrounds to designated
reasons for the delay are given. parking areas by 10AM.
8. THE DECISION OF THE FAIR BOARD WILL BE FINAL IN 22. Concessionaires/exhibitors will keep their booth
ALL MATTERS. The decision of the judges will be final in open during Fair hours until closing on Saturday night.
determining awards. Failure to do so may result in penalties.
9. When there is but one exhibit in a class, the awards 23. All Open Class exhibits left after pick-up time on
shall be made on merit alone, and any premium, ribbon, Sunday will be held for 5 days at the Fair Board Office.
trophy or award may be awarded or withheld. The Items will be disposed of after 5 days.
judges’ opinion of the merit of the exhibit shall be final. 24. Any rule/regulation in this book (unless it is a
10. The Fair Board reserves the right to change any and printing or typographical error) stand as printed unless
all departments or to reject/increase any/all prizes. changed by the Fair Board.
11. The possession of ribbons does not entitle the 25. All concessionaires, exhibitors, and fair patrons will
holder to premiums. The 4-H/FFA premiums on exhibits conduct themselves in a courteous, respectful manner
are paid only on records of awards returned to the 4-H always. Foul language is always forbidden . The Fair
Fair Secretary by judges. Board reserves the right to remove anyone from the
12. Any disrespect shown for any award or to any judge fairgrounds who is not conducting themselves in a
by any exhibitor forfeits all awards made to him/her. courteous manner.
(Our judges are specialists.) 26. All rules set by the Gem County Fair Board must be
13. Department Superintendents reserve the right to followed.
reject any exhibit offered if it is objectionable in any way, 27. All vehicles are to be removed from the parking area
if it requires an excessive amount of space, or if the on the East end of the animal barns by 8:00AM each day.
capacity of the department has been reached. These gates will be closed and locked at 8:00AM
14. Ribbons will be awarded as “BLUE” 1st place award, each day. The gate on the North end will remain open as
“RED” 2nd place award, and “WHITE” 3rd place award. a walk-through gate only. This is for the protection of the
4-H Premium monies will be paid on some classes as children and the animals.
listed throughout this premium book. Rosettes and 28. 4-H Superintendent can park in designated parking
Sunshine awards will be given on some classes as listed. which will be signified with “Event Parking” signs.
15. Because of the potential danger and due to liability to 29. Fair Board Member parking will be behind the Fair
the County there will be ABSOLUTELY NO UNSANCTIONED Office along the track marked “Fair Board Parking Only”
WATER FIGHTS. 30. ABSOLUTELY NO PARKING WITHIN THE GATES BY
16. Any exhibitor who violates any of the above rules BARNS OR BUILDINGS USED DURING FAIR. VIOLATORS
will forfeit all privileges and premiums and will be WILL BE TOWED AT THE OWNERS EXPENSE.
subject to penalty as the Fair Board may order. NOTE: Fair exhibits in the National Guard Armory
must be checked out Sunday, August 4th, from
CONCESSIONS/EXHIBITORS 8:00AM until NOON.
17. All concessions and special exhibitors must secure
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VALLEY OF PLENTY
OPEN CLASS
All “Open Class” Exhibitor Divisions at the Fair are restricted to residents or taxpayers of Gem/Boise Counties.
ALL ENTRIES WILL BE SHOWCASED IN NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
Entry Schedule: July 30th 8am-8pm Check in for ALL CLASSES
4H & Open Class Exhibit Hours: July 31st – 5PM Armory Opens to the public
August 1st-3rd 11am-9pm August 4th CHECKOUT ALL DEPARTMENTS 8AM-NOON. ***NO EXCEPTIONS***
ALL ENTRIES
***PLEASE READ CAREFULLY***
1. You are encouraged to make your entries as early as possible. If you are entering eight or more exhibits, you can obtain
entry tags from the Gem County Fair Board Office (208) 365-6828 and complete them before entry time.
2. Check in for ALL Open Class entries will be Tuesday July 31st from 8AM to 8PM.
3. All entries will be checked out Sunday, August 4th from 8AM to Noon.
4. Unclaimed entries will be held at the Fair Board Office for 5 business days after the Fair. Any entry left after five days will
be discarded.
5. See each department for specific rules pertaining to entries, judging, ribbons, & awards.
ADULT AWARDS
Grand Champion & Reserve Grand Champion will receive rosettes. Entries will be awarded 1st , 2nd & 3rd place in each
division. Best of Division ribbons will be awarded to 1st place winners in each division with a minimum of three entries.
People’s Choice awards will be given based on popular vote. Look for voting boxes and please vote. Sunshine Award will be
awarded per judges choice.
JUNIOR AWARDS
Anyone 6-12 years of age may enter any of the categories listed in each division. Entrants under 6 years of age will be judged
separately and receive special recognition. Money prizes of Blue $.75 – Red $.50 – White $.25 will be awarded. Grand
Champion & Reserve Grand Champion will receive additional money along with a rosette.
*100 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE* DIVISION 101- VEGETABLES
BEANS - stems attached (6 per entry)
RULES: 1001. Green bush
1. Produce entries must be grown and exhibited by
1002. Yellow wax
residents of Gem/Boise County.
1003. Pole
2. No duplicate entries will be accepted; however,
1004. Purple
exhibitors may enter as many classes as they wish.
1005. Any other variety - please specify
3. Prizes will be awarded at Check-Out time.
BEETS - 1” top and all of the tail (3 per entry)
4. Select produce that is free from disease, insect damage, 1006. Any table variety, please specify
or other blemishes. CABBAGE - Cut close at bottom of plant & peel one or
5. If more than one item is exhibited in a class- i.e. 3 two of the large outer leaves (1 head per entry)
Cucumbers per entry- they should be as close to the same 1007. Red
size, color, quality, and shape as possible. 1008. White
6. To clean your entries, do not scrub. Wash only if 1009. Chinese
necessary, gently clean with a soft brush or cloth is 1010. Kohlrabi
preferred so as not to damage the skin or natural sheen of 1011. Any other variety - please specify
the produce. CARROTS - 1” top (3 per entry)
7. Failure to comply with the correct number of specimens 1012 To 3 inches
per entry, stem or root length and/or peeling automatically 1013. 3 inches to 6 inches
disqualifies the entry. 1014. 6 inches to 9 inches
8. It is understood that the produce entry may not be fully 1015. Over 9 inches
mature but should be within a week or two of ripening. 1016. Any other variety - please specify
The exhibitor is responsible for arranging the produce, on CORN - edible stage; leave 1/2” stem at butt. Leave husk
the plate, after check in. on each ear; pull back husk to expose 4-6 rows of kernels (3
per entry).
10 - GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO 1017. Bicolor MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLES - As displayed in 1018. White ears markets (5 per entry - except as noted) 1019. Yellow 1060. Broccoli - 1 head 1020. Any other variety - please specify. 1061. Cauliflower - 1 head CUCUMBERS - stem attached (3 per entry) 1062. Brussels Sprouts 1021. Marketing 1063. Okra 1022. Pickling 1064. Radishes - 5 top trimmed to 1” 1023. Any other variety - please specify 1065. Any other variety - please specify EGGPLANT- stem attached (1 per entry) HERBS -Dried 1024. Black Beauty type 1066. Elephant garlic -1 1025. Oriental 1067. White garlic - 3 1026. Any other variety - please specify 1068. Dill ONION - 1/2” neck, not peeled (3 per entry) 1069. Shallots - 3 1027. Red 1070. Parsley, 3 sprigs 1028. Leeks (untrimmed) 1071. Any other variety - please specify 1029. Scallions (green/untrimmed) GARDEN DISPLAY - Displayed in a container of the 1030. White table exhibitor’s choice. 1031. Yellow table 1072. Vegetable only 1032. Any other variety - please specify 1073. Fruit only PEAS- stem attached (6 per entry) 1074. Combination of vegetables & fruits. Please use Fair 1033. Any variety - please specify theme when decorating your container. PEPPERS - stem attached (3 per entry) LARGEST OR TALLEST OR ODDEST 1034. Green, sweet bell 1075. Any type fruit or vegetable 1035. Purple, sweet bell “SPUD HEADS” - Open to all ages. Each entry will 1036. Yellow, sweet bell receive a “ Spud Head “ Mini Rosette 1037. Any other variety- please specify •Decorate potato with anything (other vegetables, grain, PEPPERS, HOT- stem attached (3 per entry) grass, wire, wood, etc.) to look like a person’s face. 1038. Anaheim •May use glue, pins, toothpicks, etc. to attach items. 1039. Cayenne •Potato can be purchased from store. 1040. Hungarian •Exhibit judged on creativity. 1041. Jalapeno •Enter during regular hours in Produce Department. 1042. Any other variety - please specify •One entry per person. POTATOES - Clean, not scrubbed (3 per entry) •Please name your spud 1043. Red 1044. White DIVISION 102 - FRUIT 1045. Any other variety - please specify APPLES - stems on, no leaves (3 per entry) PUMPKINS- Stem attached (1 per entry) 1076. Any variety - please specify 1046. Any variety - please specify APRICOTS - (3 per entry) SQUASH, SUMMER - Stem attached (1 per entry) 1077. Any variety- please specify 1047. Crookneck BERRIES – (10 per entry) 1048. Patty pan 1078. Any variety - please specify 1049. Zucchini GRAPES - (3 clusters per entry) Exhibitors must 1050. Any other variety - please specify specify type of grape by name. SQUASH, WINTER- Stem attached (1 per entry) 1079. Any variety– Please specify 1051. Any other variety - please specify MELONS- (1 per entry) TOMATOES-Stem attached(10 cherry/pear or 3 larges per entry) 1080. Any variety - please specify 1052. Red cherry PEACHES- (3 per entry) 1053. Yellow cherry 1081. Any variety - please specify 1054. Tomatillos PEARS - stem on (3 per entry) 1055. Yellow pear 1082. Any variety - please specify 1056. Garden/table PLUMS - stem off-unpolished-(3 per entry) 1057. Roma/Paste 1083. Any variety - please specify 1058. Any other variety - please specify NUTS - (5 per entry) - Last year’s crop TURNIPS - 1” top and tails on (3 per entry) 1084. Any variety - please specify 1059. Any other variety - please specify MISCELLANEOUS- (3 per entry)
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1085. Any other fruit - please specify DIVISION 202 ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS
2004. Dahlias -any variety 1- 3 blooms
DIVISION 103-JUNIOR PRODUCE
2005. Gladiolus - any variety 1- 2 spikes
2006. Marigolds - any variety 1- 3 blooms
*200 FLOWERS* 2007. Zinnias - any variety 1- 3 blooms
2008. Anything from A to Z may include any variety 1 - 3
HORTICULTURE blooms, spikes or sprays
RULES:
1. All fresh cut material must be in clean containers that are DIVISION 203 ROSES
an appropriate size for the entry. 2009. Miniature - any variety 1- 3 blooms
2. ALL GLASS CONTAINERS MUST BE WEIGHTED AT THE 2010. Old Garden - any historic or heritage rose 1 -3 blooms
BOTTOM 2011. Provence, Cabbage, or Moss Rose 1- 3 blooms
3. Arrangements and potted plants may be in a container of 2012. Hybrids - any variety 1- 3 blooms or 1 spray
your choice. 2013. Climbing and Ramblers any variety 1- 2 sprays
4. There is to be no foliage below the water line.
DIVISION 204 EXOTIC AND UNUSUAL
5. All plant material and containers must be free of insects,
- Plants not normally found in our area, including water
weeds and be clean.
plants.
6. While every effort is taken to protect each exhibit,
2014. Foliage plants - any variety 1- 3 leaves or stalks
neither the Gem/Boise Co. Fair, its’ employees or
2015. House plants - any variety
volunteers shall not be responsible for any broken or
2016. Cacti and Succulents - any variety, may either be
missing containers.
cut or potted
7. All entries must be grown by exhibitors who reside in
Gem/Boise County. DIVISION 205 HERBS AND SPICES
8. Each entry reflects on its exhibitor, so we strongly 2017. Culinary- any variety 1- 3 stems or potted 6” or under.
encourage you to replace any faded/dying flowers after 2018. Medicinal- any variety 1-3 stems or potted 6” and
the first day. under
9. All entries will have the name of exhibitor as well as the 2019. Sacred- any variety 1-3 stems or potted 6” or under.
plant/flower name (if the plant/ flower name is
unknown; it will be up to the discretion of the DIVISION 206 IDAHO
Superintendent as to which category it is placed in). **Idaho Native- Must be and Idaho Native and provide
Up to 3 entries may be submitted in each class. photo of where it was grown if the entry is not potted.
2020. Any Variety- Entry can be cut arrangement of one or
Disqualifications- The following may cause entries to be more native plants or potted 8” and under.
disqualified:
A. If it is found that the exhibitor did not grow the entered DIVISION 207 JUNIOR FLOWERS
exhibit.
B. If an exhibitor intentionally causes damage, whether
directly or indirectly to another exhibitor’s entry.
*300 HOME ARTS*
RULES:
C. Poor sportsmen like conduct, threatening, or intimidating
1.Articles exhibited in Gem/Boise County Fair in previous
another exhibitor will result in the immediate
years will not be eligible for competition
disqualification of your exhibit with NO EXCEPTIONS!!!
2. All articles must be completed and clean.
3. All items must be made by the exhibitor within the past 3
DIVISION 201 ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS
years.
2001. Theme - “HOMETOWN THROW DOWN”- may be
4. Only 2 articles per category will be accepted.
a combination of fresh flowers, greenery, and/or dried plant
5. Any Item entered that cannot be classified in an
materials, in a container of your choice. Accessories may be
established class will be entered under miscellaneous class
used.
and judged based on individual merit.
2002. My Garden - Includes fresh or dried plant materials,
in a container of your choice. Small accessories may be
DIVISION 301-CROCHET
used to accent the arrangement.
2021. Clothing
2003. Confabulous Containers - A combination of 2 or more
2022. Home Deco
live plants, in a container of your choice. May include
2023. Other- please describe
hanging, terrarium, Saikei, or miniature Bonsai
arrangements as well. Small accessories may be used to DIVISION 302 - EMBROIDERY
accent the arrangement. 2024. Hand12 - GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
2025. Liquid 2051. Biscuits; baking powder
2026. Machine 2052. Coffee cake
2027. Other -please describe 2053. Corn bread
2054. Cranberry bread
DIVISION 303 - KNITTING 2055. Date bread
2028. Home Decor 2056. Muffins
2029. Clothing 2057. Pumpkin bread
2030. Hand 2058. Zucchini bread
2031. Machine 2059. Other; please describe
2032. Other- please describe
DIVISION 403 – YEAST BREAD
DIVISION 304 - QUILTS 2060. Coffee Cake
2033. Pieced (hand, machine, tied) 2061. Rolls
2034. Applique (hand, machine, tied) 2062. Sweet Rolls
2035. Embroidered (hand, machine, tied) 2063. Sourdough bread
DIVISION 305 - SEWING 2064. 100% whole wheat bread
2036. Clothing 2065. White bread
2037. Home Décor 2066. Other; please describe
2038. Other- please describe
DIVISION 404 – MICROWAVE INNOVATIONS
DIVISION 306 - JUNIORS 2067. Cake, any
2068. Candy, any
2069. Cookie, any
*400 CULINARY ARTS* 2070. Pie, any
RULES: 2071. Other; please describe
•Food entries need to be on a sturdy disposable plate
in a clear plastic bag. Bag must be sealed with Ziploc or DIVISION 405 – CAKES
twist tie. 2072. Angel Food
•Candies/Cookies: 3 candies or 3 cookies; up to 3” in size. 2073. Applesauce
•One-half cake plus one piece is required 2074. Bundt
•Pies: exhibited in a disposable pan, also covered with a 2075. Carrot
plastic bag. Bag must be sealed with zip lock or twist 2076. Chiffon
tie. (3/4 of pie will be returned to you at entry time) 2077. Chocolate cake contest
•Bread/rolls (no mini-loaves, ½ loaf of bread), no 2078. Cupcakes
purchased frozen bread please. 2079. Fruit
•Canned goods require a label on the side with: Product 2080. Marble
name, processing method (boiling water canner or 2081. Pound
pressure canner) & time; altitude, date canned and type 2082. Pumpkin
of pack (raw or hot packed). Must have been processed 2083. Spice
within the last 12 months in a sealed standard canning jar, 2084. Sponge
with a new lid and ring. No paraffin seals. 2085. Other, please describe
•All canning entries should be clean, free of dust &
stickiness. Rings should be easy to remove and free of dust. DIVISION 406 – LAYER CAKES
Items not properly sealed will be disqualified. 2086. Carrot
2087. Chocolate
DIVISION 401 – BREAD MACHINE SPECIALTIES 2088. Coconut
2045. Sourdough bread 2089. Devils food
2046. Sweet bread 2090. German Chocolate
2047. 100 % Whole wheat 2091. Marble
2048. White bread 2092. Spice
2049. Other: please describe 2093. White
2094. Yellow
DIVISION 402 – QUICK BREADS 2095. Other; please specify
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DIVISION 407 – DECORATED EXHIBITS
Entries will be judged on decorating only, non-edible DIVISION 411- JAMS
exhibits are acceptable. (Standard glass, pint or ½ pint)
2096. Cupcakes – 4 for each entry 2137. Apricot
2097. Birthday 2138. Apricot-pineapple
2098. Cookies 2139. Blackberry
2099. Gingerbread House 2140. Butter - any; please describe
2100. Holiday 2141. Cherry
2101. Wedding 2142. Grape
2102. Theme 2143. Huckleberry
2144. Peach
DIVISION 408 – CANDY 2145. Plum
2103. Caramel 2146. Raspberry
2104. Fudge 2147. Strawberry
2105. Hard Candy 2148. Strawberry-Rhubarb
2106. Mints 2149. Marmalades
2107. Nut Brittle 2150. Preserves
2108. Toffee 2151. Other, please describe
2109. Other; please describe
DIVISION 412 - JELLIES
DIVISION 409 – COOKIES (Standard glass, pint or ½ pint)
2110. Bar 2152. Apple
2111. Brownies 2153. Blackberry
2112. Chocolate Chip 2154. Cherry
2113. Coconut 2155. Grape
2114. Drop 2156. Peach
2115. Filled 2157. Plum
2116. Gingersnaps 2158. Raspberry
2117. Oatmeal 2159. Strawberry
2118. Peanut Butter 2160. Other; please describe
2119. Rolled and cut 2161. Fruit Syrups
2120. Refrigerator: rolled and sliced
2121. Sugar DIVISION 413 - PICKLES, RELISHES, VEGETABLES
2122. Other: please describe SAUCES, MEAT SAUCES, OTHER SAUCES
(Standard glass, pint or ½ pint)
DIVISION 410 – PIES 2162. Pickled Asparagus
Pies will be judged on: Pastry- 50%; General Appearance - 2163. Bread & Butter Pickles
15%; Texture - tender flaky, not soggy or doughy 15%; 2164. Pickled Beets
Flavor - 20%. 2165. Dill Pickles (spears, chunks, etc.)
Filling is judged on General Appearance - 25%; Flavor 50%; 2166. Dill pickles (whole)
Consistency 25% (filling should not be runny) 2167. Mustard Pickles
2123. Apple 2168. Sweet pickles cut (spears, chunks, etc.)
2124. Berry 2169. Sweet pickles (whole)
2125. Chery 2170. Mixed sweet pickles
2126. Cobblers, fruit 2171. Watermelon pickles
2127. Mince 2172. Pickled Hot Peppers
2128. Peach 2173. Other pickles
2129. Pecan 2174. Relish
2130. Pumpkin 2175. Sauerkraut
2131. Other; Please specify 2176. Chili Sauce
2132. Blackberry 2177. Ketchup
2133. Butter - any; please describe 2178. Salsa
2134. Cherry 2179. Other sauce (with meat)
2135. Grape 2180. Other sauce (without meat)
2136. Huckleberry 2181. Chutney14- GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
DIVISION 414 - CANNED FRUIT 4. Professional entries cannot advertise or be placed with
(Standard glass, quart or pint) contact information. If you would like to display your
2182. Apples artwork for sale you may purchase a vendor booth at the
2183. Apple Sauce cost of $100.
2184. Apricots 5. Entries in this department are limited to residents of
2185. Blackberries Gem/Boise County. Exhibitors of all ages are welcome!
2186. Cherry, sweet 6.Schools – All Gem and Boise county teachers are invited.
2187. Cherry, pie Classes may make collective projects on poster board. Be
2188. Huckleberries sure to include School’s name, Teacher’s name and Class
2189. Peaches on the front.
2190. Pears 7.All entries will be judged fairly on their own abilities.
2191. Plums Professionals will be judged separately. Exhibitors will be
2192. Prunes responsible for entering and picking up work. They will be
2193. Raspberries responsible for completing entry blanks and specifying
2194. Spiced fruits media used.
2195. Other, please describe 8.PROPER hangers MUST be used for displaying work.
DIVISION 501: PAINTING DIVISION
DIVISION 415 - CANNED VEGETABLES
MEDIAS USED – Acrylic, oil, watercolor, pen ink, char-coal,
(Standard glass, quart or pint)
pastels, crayon, markers. Etchings on metal and glass must
2196. Asparagus
NOT be decal or chemical ONLY. Saw blades, cans, shovels,
2197. Beans, wax or green
etc. are categorized separately. Tole will also be judged
2198. Beets
separately.
2199. Carrots
2217. Oil
2200. Corn
2218. Acrylic
2201. Mixed Vegetables
2219. Watercolor
2202. Peas
2220. Pen & Ink
2203. Tomatoes
2221. Charcoal
2204. Other, please describe
2222. Pastels
2223. Crayons
DIVISION 416 - CANNED MEATS
2224. Markers
(Standard glass, quart or pint)
2225. Other please describe
2205. Beef
2206. Chicken DIVISION 502: CERAMICS
2207. Fish 2226. Glaze
2208. Venison 2227. Underglaze
2209. Other, please describe 2228. Over glaze
2210. Soup w/meat 2229. Greenware add-on-cutouts
2230. Non-Fired
DIVISION 417 – JUICES 2231. Porcelain
(Standard glass, quart or pint) 2232. Stoneware
2211. Apple 2233. China Painting
2212. Cherry 2234. Plaster
2213. Grape 2235. Other lease describe
2214. Prune
2215. Tomato DIVISION 503: GLASS
2216. Other; please describe. 2236. Stained Glass
2237. Slumped
*500 FINE ARTS* 2238. Sagged
RULES: 2239. Etched
1. Entries must be the work of the exhibitor. 2240. Fused
2. The management will not be responsible for breakage or 2241. Other please describe
loss or damage. DIVISION 504: POTTERY
3. The name of the exhibitor must be attached to the back 2242. Wheel Thrown
of each entry. 2243. PinchGEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO - 15
2244. Slab 2290. Macrame
2245. Hand Modeled 2291. Rock Art
2246. Other please describe 2292. Other- please describe
DIVISION 505: DECORATIVE PAINTING DIVISION 610 MODEL CRAFT
2247. Tole/Folk Art 2293. Custom Built Models
2248. Painted Saw Blades, Cans, Shovels 2294. Kit Built Models
2249. Gourds 2295. Remote Control Models
2250. Other please describe 2296. Legos & KNex
2297. Pine Wood Derby Car
*600 CRAFTS* 2298. Other- please describe
DIVISION 601 HOLIDAY DIVISION 611 FAIR THEME-
Small Town Throw Down
DIVISION 602 WOOD
2257. Carving DIVISION 612 JUNIOR FINE ART
2258. Turning
2259. Furniture
2260. Bird Houses *700 PHOTOGRAPHY*
2261. Doll Houses RULES:
2262. Other- please describe 1.Entries must be the entrant’s own photography.
DIVISION 603 JEWELRY 2.No maximum photo size limit and size will be
2264. Necklaces/Bracelets criterion of judging.
2266. Rings 3.Management will not be responsible for breakage
2267. Brooch or damage. Glass must be removed from the frames to
2268. Other- please describe eliminate breakage.
DIVISION 604 LEATHER 4. Photos must be framed or mounted (adhered to rigid
2269. Tack back mats is very appropriate). Glass must be removed
2270. Purses, Wallets & Belts from the frames to eliminate breakage.
2271. Other- please describe 5.Entries are limited to residents of Gem/Boise Counties.
DIVISION 605 METAL Professional entries cannot advertise, or be placed with
2272. Sculpture contact information. If you would like to display your art-
2273. Wire work for sale you may purchase a vendor booth at the
2274. Etched cost of $100.
2275. Other- please describe 6.Professional entries will be considered separately in each
DIVISION 606 PAPER CRAFT division. (Professional is anyone who has sold their
2276. Cards artwork.)
2277. Scrapbook
2278. Origami DIVISION 701 PORTRAIT/SELF-PORTRAIT
2279. Other- please describe 2300. Color
DIVISION 607 SPORTSMAN 2301. Black and White
2280. Fishing Rods DIVISION 702 FLOWERS
2281. Hand Tied Flies 2302. Color
2282. Decoys 2303. Black and White
2283. Taxidermy
2284. Other- please describe DIVISION 703 LANDSCAPE
DIVISION 608 DOLLS 2304. Color
2305. Black and White
DIVISION 609 OTHER MEDIA
2285. Instruments DIVISION 704 ACTION
2286. Decoupage 2306. Color
2287. Restoration Projects 2307. Black and White
2288. Candles & Soap
2289. Polymer Clay16 - GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
2308. Color
DIVISION 705 STILL LIFE
Notes:
2309. Black and White
DIVISION 706 THEME “SMALL TOWN THROW DOWN”
2310. Color
2311. Black and White
DIVISION 707 WILD LIFE
2312. Color
2313. Black and White
DIVISION 708 PETS
2314. Color
2315. Black and White
DIVISION 709 OTHER
2316. Color
2317. Black and White
DIVISION 710 – JUNIOR DIVISION PHOTOGEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO - 17
2018-2019 4-H and FFA Award Sponsors
Recognition is an important part of youth programming. In addition to the individuals and businesses listed be-
low, the Gem/Boise County Fair Board generously sponsors all ribbons youth receive including rosettes for all Top
Projects. We want to thank all who have donated toward the cost of awards for youth participating in the 2019
Gem/Boise County Fair! Note: Some award sponsors were not confirmed as of print time and may not be noted
here.
Alpaca Awards Top Shorthorn Award
Grand Champion Showman Sponsor: BAG Farms LLC
Sponsor: Syringa Alpacas, D & B Supply Top Beef Cattle Project Record Book
Reserve Champion Showman Sponsor: Levi and Lane Russell
Sponsor: Syringa Alpacas, D & B Supply
Grand Champion Obstacle Cat Awards
Sponsor: Syringa Alpacas Grand Champion Showman
Reserve Champion Obstacle Sponsor: Jan Irving, D & B Supply
Sponsor: Syringa Alpacas Reserve Champion Showman
Top Alpaca Project Record Book Sponsor: Sawtooth Land Surveying, D & B Supply
Sponsor: Syringa Alpacas Top Junior Cat Showman
Sponsor: Snake River Veterinary Clinic
Beef Cattle Awards Top Intermediate Cat Showman
Grand Champion Beef Showman Sponsor: King Fisher Sporting Goods and Pawn
Sponsor: Andy and Jeanne Kendall, Cowboy Top Senior Cat Showman
Chophouse, D & B Supply Sponsor: All Creatures Animal Hospital
Reserve Grand Champion Showman Top Cat Project Record Book
Sponsor: Carmen & Mike Kendall Memorial, Casey Sponsor: Hazel Carney
and Karol Burlile, D & B Supply
Top Novice Beef Showman Civic Engagement and Personal Development Awards
Sponsor: JoAnne and Jim England Top Citizenship & Civic Ed Project
Top Junior Beef Showman Sponsor: Bill Butticci, Gem County Commissioner
Sponsor: Boise Fire Fighters Local #149 District II
Top Intermediate Beef Showman Top Junior Personal Development & Leadership
Sponsor: Boise Fire Fighters Local #149 Sponsor: Mayor Gordon Petrie – Mayor’s Award for
Top Senior Beef Showman Excellence
Sponsor: Boise Fire Fighters Local #149 Top Senior Personal Development & Leadership
Grand Champion Market Beef Sponsor: Mayor Gordon Petrie – Mayor’s Award for
Sponsor: 7 Rivers Livestock Commission LLC, Payette Excellence
River Cattleman’s Association Top Citizenship & Civic Education Project Record Book
Reserve Grand Champion Market Beef Sponsor: Flora Hallback
Sponsor: Treasure Valley Livestock, Payette River Top Personal Development & Leadership Project Record
Cattleman’s Association Book
Beef Rate of Gain Sponsor: Col. Earl Lilley
Sponsor: Pioneer Livestock 4-H Club
Grand Champion Breeding Beef Clean Barn Awards
Sponsor: Haun Red Angus, Idaho State Fire Marshall Top individual daily and overall in: Alpaca, Beef, Dairy, Goat,
Reserve Grand Champion Breeding Beef Poultry, Rabbit, Sheep, and Swine
Sponsor: Gillespie Angus, Boise Firefighters Local #149 Sponsor: Gem County Fair Board, Project
Grand Champion Cow & Calf Pair Superintendents
Sponsor: American Tire
Reserve Champion Cow & Calf Pair
Sponsor: Campbell Tractor Communication and Expressive Arts Awards
Superior Beef Award Top Junior 4-H Cultural Arts Award
Sponsor: Idaho Cattle Association Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
Top Angus Project Top Senior 4-H Cultural Arts Award
Sponsor: Western States Angus Auxiliary Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders18 - GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
Top Leather Craft Project High Scoring Dog Award
Sponsor: Tandy Leather of Boise Sponsor: Unconfirmed
Top Public Speaking Project Dog Sportsmanship Award
Sponsor: Bill Butticci, Gem County Commissioner Sponsor: Unconfirmed
District II Top Dog Project Record Book
Top Communications & Expressive Arts Project Record Book Sponsor: Wells Fargo
Sponsor: Gem/Boise County Home Ec Leaders
Environmental and Earth Sciences
Dairy Cattle Awards Top Junior Environment Education & Earth Science
Grand Champion Dairy Showman Sponsor: Rusty Rattle Ranch
Sponsor: Goodsell Jerseys, D & B Supply Top Senior Environment Education & Earth Science
Reserve Champion Dairy Showman Sponsor: Rusty Rattle Ranch
Sponsor: Lane Russell, D & B Supply Top Junior Shooting Sports Project
Grand Champion Quality Sponsor: Timber Butte Outdoors
Sponsor: Beth and Grant Carter Top Senior Shooting Sports Project
Reserve Champion Quality Sponsor: Twisted T Ranch & Rusty Rattle Ranch
Sponsor: The Jones Family Top Junior Fishing and Wildlife Project
Top Dairy Cattle Project Record Book Sponsor: Wayne and Evie Russell
Sponsor: Levi and Lane Russell Top Senior Fishing and Wildlife Project
Sponsor: Twisted T & Rusty Rattle Ranches
Dairy Goat Awards Top Geospatial Technologies GPS-GIS-Geocaching Project
Grand Champion Dairy Goat Showman Sponsor: Wild Willy’s B&W Fuels
Sponsor: Cherry Butte Dairy Goats, D & B Supply Top Environmental Education & Earth Sciences Project
Reserve Champion Dairy Goat Showman Record Book
Sponsor: The Insurance Group, D & B Supply Sponsor: Rusty Rattle Ranch
Top Novice Dairy Goat Showman Top Overall Achievement: Environmental & Earth Sciences,
Sponsor: Evans Realty Science & Technology Projects
Grand Champion Senior Doe- Dairy Goat Sponsor: Edge Performance Sports Ontario,
Sponsor: Judy Rynearson Memorial Sportsman’s Warehouse & Larry’s Sporting Goods
Reserve Champion Senior Doe – Dairy Goat Nampa
Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation
Grand Champion Junior Doe – Dairy Goat Family and Consumer Sciences
Sponsor: K-Lou Ranch Beginner Clothing and Construction Award
Reserve Champion Junior Doe – Dairy Goat Sponsor: Karla Kimball
Sponsor: Oh-No Dairy Goats Top Junior Clothing Construction
Best Doe in Show – Dairy Goat Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
Sponsor: Idaho Syringa Dairy Goats Top Senior Clothing Construction
Best Udder in Show Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
Sponsor: Cherry Butte Dairy Goats Top Junior Cooking Basics
Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
Dog Awards Top Senior Cooking Basics
Grand Champion Dog Showman Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
Sponsor: Messenger Index-Idaho Press Tribune, Evelyn Atkinson Memorial Award
D & B Supply Sponsor: Karla Kimball
Reserve Champion Dog Showman Top Family & Consumer Sciences Project Record Book
Sponsor: RGB Automotive, D & B Supply Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
Top Junior Dog Showman Top Healthy Lifestyles Project Record Book
Sponsor: Melissa McDaniel Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
Top Intermediate Dog Showman
Sponsor: Laurie Vaughn Fashion Revue
Top Senior Dog Showman Top Junior Model
Sponsor: Sonie Thies Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders
High Score Obedience Top Senior Model
Sponsor: Sisler Family Sponsor: Extension HomemakersGEM/BOISECOUNTY FAIR & RODEO- 19
Top Junior Select and Show Model Overall FFA (Gem County scores only)
Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders Sponsor: Gem County Fair Board
Top Senior Select and Show Model Top Junior Livestock Judge (Gem County and Western Idaho
Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Home Ec. Leaders Fair scores considered)
Sponsor: BAG Farms LLC, Grant and Beth Kienitz
Carter
Herdsmanship Awards Top Senior Judge - Bill Norwood Memorial (revolving award;
Top Small Club, Top Large Club Gem County and Western Idaho Fair scores considered)
Sponsor: Gem/Boise County Superintendents Sponsor: Gem County Fair Board
Horse Awards Market Goat Awards
High Point Quarter Horse Grand Champion Market Goat Showman
Sponsor: Col. Earl Lilley, USAF (retired) Sponsor: Forever Yours Ranch – Baad Goats, D & B
High Point Mustang Supply
Sponsor: Melissa McDaniel, in memory of Zoe Reserve Champion Market Goat Showman
High Point Paint Horse Sponsor: Clint and Sandra Walker, D & B Supply
Sponsor: Unconfirmed Grand Champion Senior Doe – Market Goat
High Point Mixed Breed and Grade Horse Sponsor: Unconfirmed
Sponsor: Crosby Family in Memory of Boo Reserve Champion Senior Doe – Market Goat
Trail Sponsor: Forever Yours Ranch – Baad Goats
Sponsor: Summer Tree Farm Grand Champion Junior Doe – Market Goat
English Equitation Sponsor: Larkspur Lane Boer Goats
Sponsor: McMaster Holdings Reserve Champion Junior Doe – Market Goat
Equitation over Ground Poles Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation
Sponsor: McMaster Mud, LLC Grand Champion Market – Market Goat
Hunter Hack Sponsor: Ol McMedford Boer Goats
Sponsor: McMaster Excavation Reserve Champion Market – Market Goat
Showmanship Sponsor: Travis & Dusty Bryant
Sponsor: Wagon Wheel 4-H Club, Gem/Boise County Best Quality Doe in Show – Market Goat
4-H Leaders, D & B Supply Sponsor: Twisted T Cattle Company
Novice Walk/Trot Pleasure and Equitation Market Goat Rate of Gain
Sponsor: Unconfirmed Sponsor: Unconfirmed
Green Horse Walk/Trot and Walk/Trot/Canter Top Goat Project Record Book
Sponsor: Bunnell Family in Memory of Howard Bunnell Sponsor: Mountain View Livestock 4-H Club
Western Horsemanship Top Novice Showman
Sponsor: Mountain View Livestock 4-H Club Sponsor: Clint and Sandra Walker
Western Riding
Sponsor: Little Pine Stock Horse Pack Goat Awards
Reining Grand Champion Pack Goat Showman
Sponsor: Gem County Stargazers 4-H Club Sponsor: Clint and Sandra Walker, D & B Supply
Bareback Reserve Champion Pack Goat Showman
Sponsor: Granny’s Farm & Emmett Outlaws 4-H Club Sponsor: The Cobb Family, D & B Supply
Gymkhana Classes Grand Champion Pack Goat
Sponsor: Cross Hair Inspections Sponsor: Cobbs Web Dairy Goat
High Point Gymkhana Award Reserve Champion Pack Goat
Sponsor: McMaster Trucking, Crysta McMaster, Sponsor: Cobbs Web Dairy Goat
Realtor with National Broker Connect Top Obstacle Pack Goat
Clean Stall Award Sponsor: Clint and Sandra Walker
Sponsor: Unconfirmed
Top Horse Project Record Book Pocket Pet Awards
Sponsor: Summer Tree Farm Grand Champion Pocket Pet Showman
Sponsor: Bill Butticci, Gem County Commissioner
Livestock Judging Awards District II, D & B Supply
Individual High Point Overall 4-H Jr/Sr, Individual High Point Reserve Champion Showman
Overall FFA, High Reason Overall 4-H Jr/Sr, High Reason Sponsor: Jan Irving, D & B Supply20 - GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
Top Junior Showman Grand Champion Fur
Sponsor: Knife and Saw Consultants Sponsor: Major Tire and Hitch
Top Intermediate Showman Top Rabbit Project Record Book
Sponsor: Bill Butticci, Gem County Commissioner Sponsor: Grateful Gardens Art Studio & Espresso
District II
Top Senior Showman Round Robin Awards
Sponsor: Roe Ann Drive-In Large Animal Round Robin Grand Champion
Top Pocket Pet Project Record Book Sponsor: The John Kienitz Family
Sponsor: The Jones Family Large Animal Round Robin Reserve Champion
Sponsor: Jim Maher Memorial & Maher/Bosworth
Poultry Awards family
Grand Champion Showman Trophy Large Animal Round Robin Participation Rosettes (awarded
Sponsor: Hogs Gone Wild 4-H Club, D & B Supply to the Champion Showmen of Alpaca, Beef, Dairy Cattle,
Reserve Champion Showman Trophy Swine, Sheep, Horse, Market Goat, and Dairy Goat)
Sponsor: Main Street Beverage, D & B Supply Sponsor: Beth Kienitz Carter
Grand Champion Quality Chicken Small Animal Round Robin Grand Champion
Sponsor: Margot Fuller Sponsor: The Cobb Family
Reserve Champion Quality Chicken Small Animal Round Robin Reserve Champion
Sponsor: Blue Ribbon Bakery and Café Sponsor: The Insurance Group
Grand Champion Quality Water Fowl and Other Species Small Animal Round Robin Participation Rosettes (awarded
Sponsor: Brenda Scarborough to the Champion Showmen of Dog, Rabbit, Poultry, Cat,
Reserve Champion Quality Water Fowl and Other Species Pygmy Goat, and Pocket Pets)
Sponsor: Mike Taylor Insurance Sponsor: Bess Hoelzer and Michelle Cobb
Top Poultry Project Record Book
Sponsor: Mountain View Livestock 4-H Club Science and Technology
Top Science & Technology Division Project
Pygmy Goat Awards Sponsor: All Right Auto Repair
Grand Champion Showman Top Junior Veterinary Science Project
Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation, D & B Sponsor: Snake River Veterinary Clinic
Supply Top Senior Veterinary Science Project
Reserve Champion Showman Sponsor: The Jones Family
Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation, D & B Top Gardening Award
Supply Sponsor: Nyce Touch Therapeutic Message
Grand Champion Quality Senior Doe – Pygmy Top Science and Technology Project Record Book
Sponsor: Emmett Rotary Club Sponsor: The Jones Family
Reserve Champion Quality Senior Doe – Pygmy Top Veterinary Science Project Record Book
Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation Sponsor: H bar H Veterinary
Grand Champion Quality Junior Doe – Pygmy
Sponsor: Evans Realty Sheep Awards
Reserve Champion Quality Junior Doe – Pygmy Grand Champion Showman
Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation Sponsor: Mike Fry Farms, Mike and Cindy Fry, Matt &
Grand Champion Quality Pet Pygmy Gina Askew, D & B Supply
Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation Reserve Champion Showman
Reserve Champion Quality Pet Pygmy Sponsor: Dr. Janet Nutting, D & B Supply
Sponsor: Gem County Juvenile Probation Sheep Showman 1st thru 5th Place Rosettes
Best Doe in Show – Pygmy Sponsor: Lane Farms
Sponsor: Messenger Index, Idaho Press Tribune Grand Champion Market Lamb
Sponsor: The Idaho Wool Growers, Brad Clark Family,
Rabbit Awards Higher Ground, Ind.
Grand Champion Showman Reserve Grand Champion Market Lamb
Sponsor: Major Tire and Hitch, D & B Supply Sponsor: The Idaho Wool Growers, Diamond H
Reserve Champion Showman Livestock
Sponsor: Elkins Dental, D & B Supply Sheep Rate of Gain
Grand Champion Quality Sponsor: Dr. Janet Nutting
Sponsor: Rabbit SuperintendentsGEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO - 21 Grand Champion Breeding Ewe Award Top of Weight Class 9 Sponsor: John & Anita Peterson, DH Livestock Sponsor: Unconfirmed Reserve Grand Champion Breeding Ewe Award Grand Champion Breeding Swine Sponsor: Randa George Sponsor: Jace and Jordan Vawter Sheep Breeding Class 1st thru 5th Place Rosette Reserve Champion Breeding Swine Sponsor: Lane Farms Sponsor: Unconfirmed Top Sheep Project Record Book Top Swine Project Record Book Sponsor: Sheep Superintendents Sponsor: The Phillips Family Sportsmanship Awards Welding and Metal Arts Awards Top individual in: Alpaca, Beef, Dairy Cattle, Goat, Horse, Top Welding Project, Top Computer Guided Plasma Cutting Poultry, Rabbit, Sheep, & Swine Project, Top Fabrication Project Sponsor: Gem Supply & Building CO-OP Sponsor: Gem County Fair Board Overall Sportsmanship Award Sponsor: Gem/Boise County 4-H Leaders’ Association Swine Awards Grand Champion Swine Showman Sponsor: Wayne & Evie Russell, D & B Supply Reserve Champion Swine Showman Sponsor: Maher/Bosworth Family in memory of Jim Maher, D & B Supply Top Novice Swine Showman Sponsor: Roy Barnes Reserve Novice Swine Showman Sponsor: Hogs Gone Wild 4-H Club Top Junior Swine Showman Sponsor: Melinda Heath Notes: Top Intermediate Swine Showman Sponsor: Hogs Gone Wild 4-H Club Top Senior Swine Showman Sponsor: Unconfirmed Grand Champion Market Swine Sponsor: Big 4 Swine 4-H Club Reserve Grand Champion Market Swine Sponsor: Unconfirmed Top of Weight Class 1 Sponsor: Wink a Full-Service Salon Top of Weight Class 2 Sponsor: The Barn Door Top of Weight Class 3 Sponsor: Unconfirmed Top of Weight Class 4 Sponsor: Danny and Donna Bosworth Top of Weight Class 5 Sponsor: Bi-Rite Top of Weight Class 6 Sponsor: Tom Carlson Top of Weight Class 7 Sponsor: Wink a Full-Service Salon Top of Weight Class 8 Sponsor: Wagon Wheel 4-H Club
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9:30 AM Begin Sheep Vet check
6:30-10:00 AM Buckaroo Breakfast
8:30 AM Armory closed for Judging
8:30 AM Opening Ceremonies and Parade of Clubs, Main
Arena
9:30 AM 4-H Horse Show Begins, Main Arena
Trail
Gymkhana Games (Barrels, Poles, Keyhole, Ribbon Race,
Root Beer Float Race)
10:30 AM-Noon Sheep Check-In/Weigh-In
2:00 PM Horse Awards Ceremony in The Grandstands
5:30 PM Pack Goat Showmanship/Quality
2019 4-H & FFA FAIR SCHEDULE 6:30 PM Alpaca/Llama Showmanship
Tuesday, July 23 Project Interviews (AM and PM) 5:00-7:00 PM Dairy Goat Milk Out
Thursday, July 25 Project Interviews (PM Only)
Friday, July 26 Pre-Fair Orientation and Clean-up, Pavilion, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 2019
6:30 PM 6:00-8:00 AM All Cattle Check-in/Weigh-in (Breeding, Dairy
& Market)
SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2019 9:00 AM Cloverbud Mini-Goat Showmanship
8:30 AM 4-H Dog Obedience/Showmanship at Emmett City 9:30 AM Dairy Goat Showmanship/Quality
Park 4-H Dairy Goat Milking Contest immediately following
3:00-5:00 PM 4-H Horse vet checks, check into stalls 11:00 AM Fashion Revue and Boxed Dessert Auction
6:00 PM Fashion Revue Practice followed by Non-animal and Special Awards Presentations
6:30 PM Parade at Emmett City Park in 4-H Building
11:30 AM Pygmy Goat Showmanship/Quality
SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2019
1:30 PM Market Goat Showmanship/Quality
8:00 AM 4-H Horse Goals One-On-One Evaluations Fol-
5:00 PM Armory Open to pubic
lowed by Judge’s Meeting
7:00-10:00 PM Swine show set up; Pavilion open for
11:00 AM 4-H Horse Show English Classes Begin
practice
English Equitation
Equitation over Ground Poles THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 2019
Hunter Hack 8:00 AM Swine Showmanship/Quality
Freestyle Exhibition Immediately Following English Classes 11:00 AM Cat/Pocket Pet Show, 4-H Building
1:00 PM Rabbit Showmanship/Quality, 4-H Building
MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019
3:00 PM Sheep Showmanship/Quality
7:30 AM Judge’s Meeting with Contestants, Main Arena
Entry Gate FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 2019
7:45 AM Pledges & Presentation of Colors, Main Arena 8:00 AM Dairy Cattle Showmanship/Quality
8:00 AM 4-H Horse Show Begins 8:30 AM Beef Cattle Showmanship/Quality
Showmanship 10:00 AM Poultry Showmanship/Quality, 4-H Building
Novice Walk/Trot Pleasure and Equitation 4:00-5:30 PM 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, Pavilion
Green Horse Walk/Trot and Walk/Trot/Canter 6:30 PM All Species Animal Costume Contests, Pavilion
Western Horsemanship 7:00 PM Human Costume Contest, Pavilion
Western Riding
Reining SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 2019
Bareback 8:00-10:00 AM Livestock Buyers Breakfast
Trail set up immediately following Bareback 10:30 AM Youth Livestock Sale
11:00 AM-7:00 PM Check-in of Non-Animal 4-H and FFA 3:30 PM Small Animal Round Robin in 4-H Building
Exhibits, Armory 5:00 PM Large Animal Round Robin in Pavilion
5:00-8:00 PM Market Goat Weigh-in 10:00 PM Release of non-market animals upon
5:00-8:00 PM Check-in of Alpaca, Poultry, Rabbit, and all Superintendent approval
other Goats (Cloverbud Goat, Dairy Goat, Pack Goat, and SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 2019
Pygmy Goat) 8:00 AM Barns and Armory Open for Clean Up and Exhibit
Pick-up; no youth permitted on grounds until 8:00 am
TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 Premium Payout BEGINS after ALL Superintendents
6:30-9:00 AM Swine Check-In/Weigh-in approve their barn.GEM/BOISE COUNTY FAIR & RODEO - 23
4-H & FFA ENTRIES 4-H MEMBERSHIP & AGE REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL 4-H INFORMATION 1.) “Member” is defined as a youth of 4-H age individually
enrolled at the county level in a 4-H club.
4-H is a national youth program of the USDA, NIFA, and
2.) 4-H age is the age of the individual on January 1 of the
the University of Idaho Extension Service. Building upon a
current 4-H year (which runs from October 1 to September
century of experience in Idaho, 4-H encourages the
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development of practical skills such as caring for an animal
3.) In recognition of the educational and developmental
or speaking in front of a group. It fosters personal values
needs of youth, members will be grouped for program
like responsibility and citizenship. 4-H is open to all youth,
management purposes (based on age as of January 1) as
rural and urban, ages 5-18. For more information and
follows:
details about 4-H, please contact the University of Idaho
Gem/Boise County Extension office or visit their website at Classification: Age:
http://extension.uidaho.edu/gem/. Cloverbuds 5 to 7 years old
The University of Idaho has a policy of nondiscrimination Junior 8 to 10 years old
on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, Intermediate 11 to 13 years old
sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, disability, Senior 14 to 18 years old
genetic information, or status as any protected veteran or
military status. Persons with disabilities who require alter- 4-H Cloverbuds is an educational program designed to
native means for communication or program information, introduce young children to 4-H in a fun, non-competitive
or reasonable accommodations need to contact University way. Cloverbud members may be involved in lap animal
of Idaho Extension, Gem/Boise County at 2199 South Johns, projects. These are defined as rabbits, cats, cavies, small
Emmett, ID 83617 or call (208) 365-6363 fourteen days dogs that weigh less than the member, ducks, chickens, and
prior to the event. mini-goats. Cloverbuds may participate in their own special
showmanship class but may not participate in any competi-
4-H CODE OF CONDUCT tive class. Cloverbuds will receive a participation ribbon and
will receive one dollar from the Gem County Fair Board for
The Code of Conduct for Parents, Volunteers, and Youth their participation in fair.
within the Idaho 4-H Youth Development Program will be
upheld during the Gem/Boise County Fair for all those 4-H PROJECT EXHIBIT REQUIREMENTS
participating in 4-H activities.
The Gem/Boise County Fair provides an opportunity for 4-H
Violating the Code of Conduct shall be grounds for action members to display items or animals that they have made,
up to or including immediate removal from the 4-H activity/ grown, or raised while learning about their project area. To
program and termination. Decisions regarding immediate be eligible to exhibit, 4-H members must be enrolled in a
removal, suspension or termination will be made by county Gem or Boise County 4-H club, with a certified 4-H Leader,
Extension office personnel with subsequent notification of prior to 5 PM on the enrollment deadline date for a project.
and consultation with the District Director and State 4-H Guidelines for project exhibits are follows:
Youth Development Director. Volunteers who wish to
appeal a decision may do so through the Appeal Process. 1.) All 4-H projects must be accompanied by an up-to-date
and complete Project Record Book, and Involvement Report
A copy of the Code of Conduct for Parents, Volunteers, and
compiled in a portfolio.
Youth within the Idaho 4-H Youth Development Program
2.) All portfolios (Project Record Book & Involvement
is included in the 4-H Youth Development Policies and
Reports) are to be turned in to the organizational leader of
Procedures 2018-2020 which is available on the University
the member’s primary club no later than July 12, 2019 and
of Idaho 4-H Youth Development website: https://www.
must be present at project interviews on July 23 and 25,
uidaho.edu/extension/4h/documents-records.
2019.
4-H RULES & REGULATIONS 3.) All animals shown at fair must be included in the portfo-
lio and have been carried as a 4-H project by the enrollment
The following policies and procedures are based upon date specified for that project. Animal ear tag or identifica-
the University of Idaho Extension 4-H Youth Development tion numbers must be recorded in the Project Record Book
Policies and Procedures 2018-2020 and can be found in and on the fair entry form.
their entirety at https://www.uidaho.edu/extension/4h/ 4.) 4-H Project Record Books must be signed by both the
documents-records. These rules apply to all 4-H Exhibitors member and parent and approved and signed by a certified
regardless of project area entered. 4-H leader. If record books are not signed, the project willYou can also read
