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BANNOCK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ernie Moser - Terrel Tovey - Jeff Hough
BANNOCK COUNTY FAIR BOARD
SHELDON BARFUSS - CHAIR
IVAN BLOXHAM DANA EVANS
STEVE HADLEY D’LYN EVANS
CODY MILLER MIKE VAUGHAN
Fair Superintendent Fair Secretary
Piney Morrison Jamie Pehrson
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Karla Bybee Megan Morrison Bekki Pope
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Big “THANKS” to all of
Bannock County for their
continued support !!
SEE YOU AT THE
FAIR!!!
SPONSOR
Win 2 recliners and sit right up front at
Friday nights concert!!
Limited number of tickets will be sold!
To purchase raffle tickets—call
Piney at 208-317-5425 or
Jamie at 208-406-9654
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“Thanks for all of
the memories
Downey—We
Love you”
On behalf of the
Boge Morrison
and Ruel
Thompson
Families
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K & A Campground KOA
Lava Hot Springs Idaho
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The MART
Downey Idaho
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Butler Trailer
Transport
Downey Idaho
Ron Keller Tire
Malad Idaho
208-766-4828
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SPONSORED BY YOUR LOCAL AGENTS!!!
Doug Guthrie 208-478-2300—Kevin Degn 208-766-
2259
Derald Armstrong & Doug Johnson 208-233-9442
12208-221-4550 Downey Idaho
13BISHARAT MARKET MOTOR MART
CITIZENS COMMUNITY PARTNER STEEL
BANK PHILS CUSTOM
DOUG’S REPAIR CUTTING
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE R & J AUTO
HESS LUMBER SOLOMONS SERVICE
LARRY & JANETTE TADA CLEANING
MORRISON THE PLACE
LEAP KNOT COFFEE
ROASTERS
T H E HARKNESS H OT E L
McCAMMON IDAHO
14Downey Swan Lake High-
way District
15RECYCLE CONTEST!!
Yahoo!! Our contest this year is really fun
If you think hard you’ll see it can be done
We want t you to find anything in nature or
around your home,
Then recycle it into something of your very own
It can’t be bought or anything new
It must be re-made into something else by you
It can be old décor, wood, metal, cloth, leaves or
sticks
It can be anything that you can re-build or fix
It must t e useful and painted to go with our
theme
So put on your thinking caps, close your eyes
and dream
PAINT THE TOWN WITH FUN IN
2021
Age groups
4-6, 7-10, 11-15, 16-18, 18 and up
Prize Money in each age group
1st—$20.00
2nd—$10.00
Judges Choice—$100.00
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Buildings Open 9:00 am—8:00 pm daily
No Antique entries this year due to lack of space in buildings
Sunday, August 1
10:00 am— Team Penning, Branding, Sorting
10:00 am—3rd Annual Marty Bowman Extreme Cowboy Race (practice arena)
Monday, August 2
9:00 am—8:00 pm—Enter all open class (excluding flowers and potted plants)
5:30 pm— Layne Benson
6:00 pm - Free Potato Bar
7:00 pm - Horse Pulls — Main Arena
8:30pm - Chris Mabrey (hypnotist)
9:30pm—Street Dance, tennis courts
Tuesday, August 3
9:00 am to noon - continue entering all open class (including
flowers & potted plants) - Also enter FFA non-livestock projects
3:00 pm to 8:00pm - Enter Best Decorated cupcake and Best Apple Pie
4:00 pm— Dan the Magician
5:00 pm - Chris Mabrey (hypnotist)
7:00 pm - Live A Little Moto Cross Extreme and Mega Trucks - Main Arena
9:00 pm - Chris Mabrey (hypnotist)
Various Times : Paintball, Inflatables, Dan the Magician (strolling),
Wednesday, August 4
10:00 am - DUP Bake Sale - Log Cabin
11:00 am- - Treasure Hunt ages 0-4 (volleyball area)
11:30 am— Treasure Hunt age 5-9 (log cabin)
11:00 am— Extreme Raptors
11:30 am — Shark Encounter
12:00 pm—Bingo with Flo the Clown (patio area by exhibit buildings)
12:00—Fairy Garden Entries due—(fair office)
2:00 pm—4:00 pm—Marsh Valley Dental Parking Lot Party
1:00 pm to 3:00pm - Kids Day in the Park (water day—bring change of clothes)
2:00 pm —Roberto the Magnificent (stunt man)
2:30 pm — Extreme Raptors
3:00 pm—Shark Encounter
4:00 pm—Chis Mabrey (hypnotist)
6:30 pm - PARADE
Following Parade: Team Roping
7:30 pm —Chris Mabrey (hypnotist)
8:30 pm—Party Crashers (music)
Various Times: Paintball, Inflatables, Northwest Express Train, Roberto the Mag-
nificent (strolling), Petting Zoo, Flo the Clown
Thursday, August 5
9 ;00 am - Open Jr. Horse Show
11:00 am — Extreme Raptors
11:30 am— Shark Encounter
12:00 pm—Bingo with Flo the Clown (patio area by exhibit buildings)
12:30 pm - South Bannock Library District Story Time and Book Giveaway
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm - Kids Day in the Park
182:30—Extreme Raptors
3:00 pm— Shark Encounter
4:00 pm— Roberto the Magnificent (stunt man)
5:00 pm —9:00pm Buck Wild Mechanical Bull
6:00 pm - Paint the Fairgrounds Fun Scavenger Hunt (log cabin)
6:60 pm—Roberto the Magnificent (stunt man)
7:30 pm - Bannock County Fair Rodeo
9:30 pm - Tim the Dairyman (comedian)
Various Times: Paintball, Inflatables, Northwest Express Train, Roberto the Mag-
nificent (strolling), Petting Zoo, Flo the Clown,
Friday, August 6
8am –2pm - 2019 Miss Idaho Royale Pageant & Talent Competition
8:00 am - 10:00 am—Bannock County Farm Bureau Federations free breakfast and
scavenger hunt
11:00 am - Chicken Shiz Bingo - Baseball Field
11:00 am—Extreme Raptors
11:30 am—Shark Encounter
12:00 pm—Bingo with Flo the Clown (patio area by exhibit buildings)
1:00 pm—Zuma Zuma
2:30 pm—Extreme Raptors
3:00 pm—Shark Encounter
5:00 pm— Zuma Zuma
6:00 pm - American Legion Dutch Oven Dinner
7:30pm - Bannock County Fair Rodeo
8:30 pm—Charley Jenkins (music)
9:30 pm— Sawyer Brown (music)
Various Times: Paintball, Inflatables, Northwest Express Train, Petting Zoo, Flo
the Clown
Saturday, August 7
8:00 am - Bannock County Fair Color Run & Bike Ride
8:00 am-10:00 am - FFA Breakfast
10:00 am - 2:00 pm - Car Show
10:00 am—4th Annual Marty Bowman Barrel Race
11:00 am—Extreme Raptors
11:30 am—Shark Encounter
12:00 pm—Bingo with Flo the Clown (patio area by exhibit buildings)
1:00 PM—Zuma Zuma
2:00 pm— Slash D Stock Dogs
2:00 pm - Chicken Shiz Bingo
2:30 pm—Extreme Raptors
3:00 pm—Shark Encounter
4:00 pm—Zuma Zuma
Various Times: Paintball, Inflatables, Northwest Express Train, Petting Zoo, Flo the
Clown
3pm– Release all livestock and red or white ribbon Home Ec / Misc Projects. All
Home Ec / Misc Projects receiving blue ribbon will be taken to EISF by the 4-H
Office
5pm - Release all Open Class exhibits - premiums paid - Fair Office (no ex-
hibits will be released early)
No Antique entries this year due to lack of space in buildings
19FREESTAGE
ENTERTAINMENT
GAMES! PRIZES! CONTESTS!
OPEN JR.HORSE SHOW Shark Encounter
Marsh Valley Dental—Annual Parking Lot Party
Moto Cross Xtreme Horse Pulls
Paintball
Cruzin’ CAr SHOW Farm Bureau Breakfast
Photo Booth Bannock County Fair Rodeo
MUTTON BUSTIN’ Petting Zoo
Raptor Show
Kids days in the Park
FLO THE CLOWN Chicken Shiz Bingo
Color Run Fairy Garden Contest
Miss Idaho ROYALE PAGEANT and TALENT COM-
PETITION
Team Roping MARKET STOCK SALE
Buck Wild Mechanical Bull
Recycle Contest
EISF TEAM PENNING, BRANDING & SORTING
QUALIFIER
Bounce House Water Slide Face Painting
202021 Bannock County Fair 4-H Schedule
Pre-Fair Market Hogs, Market Lambs/Market Goats
(Ultrasound all animals at weigh-in except
Wednesday, July 7 goats)
6 p.m.. - Demonstration Contest - Inkom (If you are participating in the horse show,
Park registration forms due June 28 you may have someone else weigh-in your
animal)
Tuesday, July 13
4 p.m.. - 4-H Style Revue Rehearsal 4-H 4 p.m. - Coverall Awards - Horse
Office Followed by the Style Revue 6 p.m. 6 p.m. - Livestock Judging Contest - Cov-
registration and narration forms due June 28 erall
Wednesday, August 4, 2021
All Fair Registration Forms - Horse, 8 a.m. - Leaders Mtg.
Livestock, FCS Projects, Fair Contests
and Record Books 8:30 a.m. Judges Mtg. - Swine & Goat
due to office July 16, by 5 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4-H/FFA Swine showmanship
followed by market & breeding quality
classes
PROJECT ENTRY TIMES:
Lunch Break following Swine
4-H BUILDING - DOWNEY 2 p.m. - 4-H/FFA Goat showmanship
followed by market & breeding quality
Registration “Forms” due July 16, - 4-H classes and Dairy goat quality classes.
Office 6:30 p.m. - Parade (horses released)
Thursday July 29, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, August 5, 2021
4-H Home Ec. and Miscellaneous Projects 8 a.m. - Leaders Mtg.
(FCS) & At Fair Contests 8:30 a.m. Judges Mtg. - Beef & Sheep
Friday July 30, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 9 a.m. - 4-H/FFA Beef showmanship,
market & breeding classes and 4-H Dairy
All Perishable Projects - (perishable projects cattle quality classes.
must be accompanied by a label, photo and Lunch Break following Beef
2 p.m. - 4-H/FFA Sheep showmanship
Saturday, July 31, 2021 followed by market & breeding quality
classes
8:30 a.m. - Leaders Mtg. Friday, August 6, 2021
9 a.m. - Showmanship, Halter, Western 8 a.m. - 4-H Dog Show (park)
Equitation, Bareback and English classes
Monday, August 2, 2021 9 a.m. - Judge 4-H/FFA Rabbits/Pocket
Pets
7:30 a.m. - Leaders Mtg. 10 a.m. - Judge 4-H/FFA Poultry
8 a.m. - Working Ranch Horse, Dummy 2 p.m. - Small Animal Round Robin -
Roping, Stationing, Walk Trot Trail & Coverall
Trail classes
(lunch break 12 - 1pm) 3 p.m. - Round Robin - Coverall
Tuesday, August 3, 2021 4 p.m. - Livestock Awards - Coverall
7:30 a.m. - Leaders Mtg. Saturday, August 7, 2021
8 a.m. - Reining, Western Horsemanship/ 10 a.m. - 4-H Market Livestock Sale -
Riding, Snaffle classes, Barrels and Poles Coverall
8:30 a.m. -Weigh in all Market Beef 3 p.m. - Release all livestock and red or
(Wheatley Ranch) white ribbon Home Ec/Misc. Projects.
**Check in (4-H Staff) 4-H Dairy Cattle, All Home Ec/ Misc. Projects receiving
Dairy Goats, Breeding and Pet Projects blue ribbons will be taken to EISF by the
4-H Office
10 a.m. - Order of Weigh-in: 4-H/FFA
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American Legion CHICKEN SHIZ
BBQ Dinner BINGO
Friday - August 6, Buy a square for $5
6 pm (up to 30 squares sold)
Chance to win up to
$150
Adults: $9.00
Children 12 & Buy your squares (sold
until Friday Aug. 6-
under $6.00 10am)
Chicken, Corn Contact
on the Cob, Piney Morrison:
Dutch oven 897-5625, or 317-5424
Must be present at base-
Potatoes, Roll & ball field:
drink Friday 11am, and
Saturday 2pm to win
South Bannock Daughters of Utah
Library District Pioneers (DUP)
Log Cabin
Thursday August 5
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
12:30 pm August 4,5,6, 2021
Story Time 10:00 am—4:00 pm
Bake Food Sale
Book Giveaway Hot Dogs
Rootbeer Floats
Games Quilt and Afghan Raffle
Please come to help support
Cabin Restoration—All mon-
ies raised will be matched by a
grant
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Coloring Contest
FFA Breakfast Pick up pictures at the fair
office Monday
Saturday August 7 There will be prizes in each
8:00—10:00 AM age group
$5.00 per plate - $20 Age groups:
4 & under, 5 - 7,
for family & 8 - 12, 13 - 18
Farm Bureau Grocery FREE POTATO BAR
Cart Giveaway Monday August 2
(Main fair building 6:00 pm City Park
- all week) Served by your
Guess the price of the Fair Board
groceries and
win them all !!
“FAIRY GARDEN CONTEST”
Here is a way you can use your imagination to
create a magical place to bring luck and happi-
ness. Use any type of container, you can use
plants or find sticks, pebbles, fabric etc., to make
your fairy garden
There is no size limit, but you must be able
to bring it to the display table. Fairy gar-
dens can be full of wishful thinking. Turn
in at the fair office Wednesday, August 4th
at 12:00 pm. Please put this on your list of
fun things to do this summer.
Age Groups: 3-6, 7-10, 11-15, 16-18, and 18 & up
1st—$50 and 2nd—$25 place in each category
26Paint the Town with Fun
Treasure Hunt
Wednesday, August 4, 2021
Age 0-4 at 11:00 we will meet at volleyball area
Ages 5-9 Wednesday 11:00am meet at the log cabin
Ages 10-14 Wednesday 12:00p meet at the log cabin
Lots of opportunities to win various prizes and cash
amounts ranging from $1 to $50
Paint the Fairgrounds with Fun Scavenger Hunt
Calling all Artists - hustle on down and join us
for the best scavenger hunt, You’ll “CAPTURE”
the action with cameras in tow. Bring your
friends if you’re ready!! “Let’s Go:
This scavenger hunt is for ages 15+. We will
meet at the log cabin Thursday night at 6:00
pm.
$100.00 grand prize.
$50.00 to the 2nd place
$30.00 to the 3nd place
27PRESENTS
HORSE PULLS
Monday August 2,
7:00 pm
Main Arena
28Tuesday Sponsors for this
event!!!
August 3, Pocatello Power Sports
7:00 pm Morrison Fabrication
Main Arena All American Roofing
Butler Transport
292021
BANNOCK COUNTY
FAIR
GRAND MARSHALL
We would like
to wish
Nola Fallows
a Happy
100th
Birthday!! She
is a friend to all
and a true inspi-
ration to our
community!!
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2019
33Downey Parade
Bannock County Fair
Wednesday August 4,2021 - 6:30 p.m.
Grand Marshall — Nola Fallows
5:30 - Sign-up for entries to be judged - Judging at 6
p.m.
Walkers and bikers will meet by the park at 6:00. All
other entrants will come in 3 blocks north of park on
1st west.
PARADE ROUTE: Start at rodeo grounds go to
1st West turn down Main Street & back to fair-
grounds.
Contact Karla Bybee - 208-313-5294
BEST THEME
$100.00
MAYORS CHOICE
$100.00
FAIR BOARD CHOICE
$100.00
Parade Route
34TEAM PENNING, SORTING
AND BRANDING
SUNDAY AUGUST 1, 2021 STARTING AT 10 AM AT THE
BANNOCK COUNTY FAIR IN DOWNEY, ID.
SORTING STARTING AT 10AM, PENNING AT 12 NOON
WITH BRANDING FOLLOWING.
***BUCKLES WILL BE AWARDED FOR ADULT
COMPETITION***
This event is an Eastern Idaho State Fair
in Blackfoot qualifier.
Contact Steve Oyler - (208) 251-2661
35Wednesday—Saturday
36Extreme
Raptors
Birds of prey
Wednesday—Saturday
37Thursday August 5th & Friday August 6th
RODEO Action starts 7:30pm nightly
Muttin Bustin each night prior to rodeo at 7:00 pm
(60 lbs or lighter - 6 and under)
Call Wade at 406-581-7223 day of rodeo to register
Buckles and Medals for Muttin Bustin sponsored by Wade
Wheatley Trucking
Sheep for Muttin Bustin provided by Mike
McNabb Family
Entries Open:
July 28th—3:00-7:00 pm (call these hours)
Open Entries $80.00—Novice Entries—$50.00
Junior Entries—$30.00
Call Backs: August 2nd
Entries Call: Wade at 406-581-7223
Slack: Thursday night after rodeo
LOCAL ENTRIES WELCOME FOR ALL
EVENTS!!!
ADDED MONEY FOR ALL EVENTS!!!
$500.00—BB,SB, BR, TDR, SW, TR, Barrells,
BreakR,
RB(locals only—to enter call Brett at 801-360-9954)
NOVICE
$100.00 TDR, SW, TR, Barrels, BreakR
JUNIOR
$100.00—JrBarrels, JrBreakR
Mini 12 and up
Chuck- $10.00—11 &
wagon rac-
es provide under $8.00
by Carl Discounted
Earl family pass—6
tickets for
$45.00
38$1000—WORLD CHAMPION
BAYER (MONSANTO) ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER
BINGAM MEMORIAL THOMAS MARKET
HOSPITAL VALLEY OIL CO
DOWNATA HOT SPRINGS
$750—QUALIFIER
ALL AMERICAN ROOFING
NORTHWEST FARM CREDIT SERVICES
TOTAL LIVING CARPET CLEANING
$500—CONTESTANT
BUTLER TRAILER PORTNEUF HEALTH
TRANSPORT PARTNERS
CAL RANCH SIMPLOT
FLAGS WEST STOLTZ EQUIPMENT
HESS PUMICE SWITCHBACK MOTORS
IRELAND BANK WEST MOTORS
K&A CAMPGROUND KOA WESTERN STATES EQUIP-
MARSH VALLEY DENTAL MENT
$250—BUCK-A-ROO
BAR F-S TRUCKING POCATELLO POWER
BEAR LAKE TRAILERS SPORTS
BRADYS PLANT RANCH RICHARD BAKER
COOPER & LARSEN ENGRAVING & SILVERSMITH
DYKEMAN CONSTRUCTION RON KELLER TIRE
EAGLE POINT SOUND CHOICE
S&M HONEY
$100—FAN OF THE RODEO
BISHARAT MARKET MOTOR MART
CITIZENS COMMUNITY PARTNER STEEL
BANK PHILS CUSTOM CUTTING
DOUG’S REPAIR R & J AUTO
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE TADA CLEANING
HESS LUMBER THE PLACE
LEAP KNOT ROASTERS
39Funnier Than A Magician! More Amazing
Than A Comedian!
Magician Dan Paulus has entertained coast to coast for audienc-
es of all sizes with his unique blend of magic
and mayhem! Dan combines magic and comedy with intense
audience interaction for a unique experience that will have eve-
ryone laughing and amazed!
Tuesday
40Photo Booth
41SHARK
ENCOUNTER
One look into the eyes of a live sharkand you will know the heart
pounding "awe and fascination" felt by the Live Shark Experience
visitors.
Sharks have captured our imaginations for thousands of years, stir-
ring the fears and fascination of ocean goers and scientists alike.
Their legacy has been as misunderstood as it has been "old and
bloody". Now more than ever, the importance of understanding
this fascinating species is critical for its survival. Come, learn and
be entertained at the Haai, Inc. Live Shark Experience
Wednesday—Saturday
42Jenny J Danny Tarasevich
Gray Mckenzie
Tommy Hopkins
David Filice
Bobby James
Wednesday
43JR. HORSE SHOW
Thursday August 5th 9:00 AM
Pre Enter By August 2nd at 5pm at Fair Office
Entries postmarked by July 30th mail to MacKenzie Fly at
PO Box 34, McCammon Idaho, 83250
For more info call Mackenzie Fly (435)590-1263 or email
runningbarrelsfast@hotmail.com
1-All classes will be conducted by general rules.
2-The fair board will not be responsible in the event of injury
or loss to exhibitor, equipment or animals.
3-No Stallions
4-Any horse not under complete control at all times will be
excused from the arena.
5-Equipment will be standard western in accordance with cur-
rent 4H rules.
6-First through sixth will be awarded ribbons in each class.
7-contestants can use 4H horses.
8- A $1.00 entry fee is required for each event.
9-PRE-ENTRY IS REQUIRED. Late entries will be taken
the morning of the show from 8AM-8:30AM with a $10.00
late fee. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Class Schedule
1-Costume Leadline. Age 6 and under (contestants and horses
will be judged on costumes. All contestants must have lead-
line)
2-Western Equitation W/T/L 7-9
3-Western Leadline 0-6
4-Western Equitation/T 7-9
5-Western Equitation W/T 0-6
6-Stick horse barrel racing 0-6
7-Western Equitation 10-12
8-Stick horse Reining 0-6
9-Barrels 0-6
10-Barrels 7-9
11-Barrels 10-12
12-Egg and Spoon 0-12
13-Poles 0-6
14-Poles 7-9
15-Poles 10-12
16-Ride-a-Buck All ages
44Name_____________________________________
__________________ AGE____________
Ad-
dress____________________________________________STAT
E_________ZIP__________
Phone___________________________Email_________________
_____________________
Classes entering 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Total
number of classes ______
$1.00
per class
Total
Fees ____________
If not pre-entered by July 30h add
$10.00 late fee per contestant
45Tim the Dairy Farmer
Tim was born at a very young age. He is the youngest of
six kids and a third generation farmer and this has made
for some unique life experiences. Tim is a Florida dairy
farmer and even better comedian!
Tim has traveled the United States and Canada talking
about farm life, family life and everything in between.
Most recently Tim signed with famed comedian Larry
the Cable Guy to produce Tim's new album 'Farm
Raised'
If you can grow it, pick it, pluck or pull it, there’s a joke
in there somewhere! Tim is the funniest farmer you'll
ever see.
ThursdayROBERTO
THE
MAGNIFICENT
Roberto the Magnificent started performing at Fairs in 1981 at
age 11 and has entertained in 46 states across the country. He
has opened for acts such as David Copperfield, The Tempta-
tions, Reba McEntire & Weird Al Yankovik.
Roberto’s show combines interactive comedy with amazing
stunts for audiences of all ages. A fast as his pins fly, his one
liners fly even faster! The Comedy Stunt Show is action packed
and guaranteed to have you on the edge of your seat. However,
be careful not to fall out of your seat, dissolving in fits of laugh-
ter.
His television credits include America's Got Talent, The Today
Show, Good Morning America, Northern Exposure, Total Hid-
den Video, NBA's Inside Stuff and ESPN's Top Ten Plays of the
Night.
Roberto not only performs his show at Fairs. You can find him
doing his comedy stunt show at Festivals, Corporate Events,
Schools, Theater Productions or at Sporting Events such as NBA
Halftimes, Hockey Intermissions and at Baseball games. The
appeal of Roberto the Magnificent is universal.
Wednesday—Thursday
47Monday—Wednesday
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Wednesday—Saturday
49ZUMA ZUMA ACROBATS
For over 15 years, THE ZUMA ZUMA ACROBATS have rede-
fined audience perceptions of African acrobatics. Our perfor-
mances started in Kenya, then we toured all over Europe and
Australia before coming to the United States in 2003. We per-
form daring maneuvers and push the envelope of human possibil-
ity with astonishing and unbelievable human feats of balance,
agility and motor coordination showcasing tremendous skill and
ability. We are experts at precision, tumbling, somersaulting, and
gymnastics. We also intrigue our audiences with amazing dis-
plays of flexibility, and control. African music, drumming, dance
and chants add extra excitement which promotes audience inter-
action and participation. Our performance is an exuberant and
highly entertaining showcase of the African culture and over the
years we have provided awesome entertainment for our fans,
young and old.
Friday and Saturday
50Slash D Stock Dogs
Slash D Training is owned and oper-
ated by Michael Dow, located just
outside of Tooele, UT. Michael
has worked with dogs and horses
his entire life, and is passionate about
what he does. He knows each animal
is different, and he will work one-on-
one with yours to give them the spe-
cific training they need, while keep-
ing in touch with you on their pro-
gress along the way.
Saturday—2-4 pm
51LAYNE BENSON
As a founding member of the
Virgin River Band and The Bar
G Wranglers, Layne Benson has
shared the stage with the likes of
Shenandoah, Restless Heart, The
Bellamy Brothers, Michael Mar-
tin Murphy, Riders in the Sky,
and many others. He is a former
Utah State flatpicking champion
on guitar. Layne will be playing
and singing a wide range of his
favorite songs; everything from
Johnny Cash to Neil Young to
The Beatles to REM and a few
original tunes thrown in for good
measure! Layne grew up in
Marsh Valley and has LOVED
the “Downey Fair” since he was
a little boy. He is very excited to
be coming “home” to perform for
family and friends at the
“Greatest Fair on Earth!”
Monday
52TEAM ROPING
WEDNESDAY August 4. 2021-
5PM SIGN UP
Youth - Century:
3 for $25 enter 6 times
14 and under capped at #45
#10 saddle roping
3 for $30 enter 6 times
CONTACT:
BEN TIBBETS 208-681-2268
Buckles to 1st in youth
Saddles 1st in #10
Buckles 2nd in #10
High money
Bannock County Roper—Buckle
53FACE
PAINTING
Wednesday—
Saturday
Thursday, 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm Baseball Field
54Bannock County Farm
Bureau Federation’s Free
Breakfast Scavenger Hunt
Friday- August 6th
8:00 to 10:00 am
Begin at the grassy area by the main arena and scramble
about the fairgrounds using your map and following the signs
to learn where breakfast foods come from and why each food
group is so important for a healthy body.
Using a map and looking for posted signs, participants will
visit buildings, barns, and displays around the fairgrounds to
complete activities and learn nutritional information at each
location. A ticket will be awarded at each station. Earn all
five tickets and redeem them for a free breakfast located on
the grassy area by the main arena.
The scavenger hunt should take about 30-45 minutes but take
as long as you like.
* Thank you Idaho Farmers and the Bannock County
Farm Bureau Federation for a nutritious breakfast.
55Out of 45,000
contestants
Charley was a
top 12 finalist
on NBC’s hit
show, Nash-
ville Star. He
has also ap-
peared on the
Today Show
and opened up
for a number of national acts such as
Lady Antebellum, Allan Jackson, Mi-
randa Lambert, Reba McEntire, and
many others. He has four albums out
and they are all available tonight.
Charly Jenkins
Friday August 6
56Friday August 6
57Come meet all
the barnyard ani-
mals at The Col-
lings Family
Farm petting
zoo.
Visit with the
Goats, Rabbits,
Miniature Don-
keys and Llamas
Wednesday—Saturday
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Wednesday—Saturday
62
FFa 63
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