September 13- 15, 2018 - Learn, Laugh, Share, Grow - New Liskeard Agricultural Society - New Liskeard Fall Fair
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New Liskeard
Agricultural Society
presents the 116 th
www.newliskeardfallfair.ca
September 13- 15, 2018
Learn, Laugh, Share, Grow
President’s Message 2018
Learn, laugh, share, grow!
On behalf of the New Liskeard Agriculture Society, I would like to invite you to attend our 116th New
Liskeard fall fair. The New Liskeard fall fair is one of Northern Ontario’s largest fairs featuring three action
packed days of agricultural activities, animal shows, entertainment, and many other attractions.
This year’s fair will feature livestock shows and sales, light and draft horse shows, and entertainment
including a harvest queen contest and some of our great local talent. You also don’t want to miss the
horticulture, home craft and junior exhibits, agriculture awareness tent, midway, concessions and craft
beer garden.
We would like to thank our many volunteers and sponsors who make our event possible. Without the
support of our generous community, we would not have been able to make this event as successful as it is
today.
As an added bonus, we have some other exciting news for you! In addition to our 116th New Liskeard fall
fair, we will be hosting the RCMP Musical Ride in June 2018, featuring two evening performances on June
5th and 6th.
We hope to see you all out to enjoy the 2018 New Liskeard Fall Fair in September and the RCMP Musical
Ride in June! Please watch for upcoming information and updates on our Facebook page and website at
www.newliskeardfallfair.ca.
Meghann Packard
NLAS President 2018
Temiskaming Agricultural Commodity Organizations
Proud Supporters of the New Liskeard Fall Fair
Temiskaming Federation of Agriculture Beef Farmers of Temiskaming
Englehart, ON P0J 1H0 RR#3, New LIskeard, ON P0J 1P0
President: Norm Koch President: Greg Seed
Secretary: Carol Ann Regele Secretary: Carole Elliott
Temiskaming Dairy Producers Temiskaming Pleasure Horse Club
RR#1, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 RR#2, Thornloe, ON P0J 1S0
President: Jacob Bakker President: Christina Baier
Secretary: Anna Regele Secretary: Samantha Tomkins
Ontario Sheep Marketing Agency Temiskaming Crops Coalition
District 11, RR#1, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 President: Dennis Jibb
President: Jim Johnstron Secretary: Sheila Randall
Secretary: Deb Garner
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New Liskeard Agricultural
116th Society Executive for 2018
President Meghann Packard 705-948-0071
1st Vice-President Zach Garner 705-622-1371
2nd Vice-President Sharron Graydon 705-647-8005
Secretary/Treasurer Janice Lancaster 705-647-4242
Table of Contents
Directors
President’s Message 2 Jody Bigelow Lori Loach
Executive & Directors 2018 3 Morgan Bowen Jaclyn Loach
Program Guide 2018 4 Marcel Chartrand Jocelyn MacMillan-Pipe
Annual Awards Night 5 Terri Culhane Murray Maxwell
Entertainment Schedule 5 Barb Cunnington Jennifer Marsden
Ring Schedule for Horses 5 Autumn Gambles Nathan Mountain
Parade Route 6 Zachary Garner April Newell
Baby Contest 7 Sharron Graydon Meghann Packard
Jeff Laferriere Mirianna Roberts
Past Presidents 7
Debbie Legrow Kyle Seed
Harvest Queen Pageant 8
Jamie Lindsay Brenda Steep-Loach
Fall Fair Section Directors 2018 10
Giant Pumpkin Fest 10 Associate Directors
Kids Day 10 Gisele Auger Stephanie LeBlanc Luke Phippen
Map of Fair Grounds 11 Kelly Burrows Miranda Loach Melissa Phippen
Exhibitors Regulations 12 Darlene Bowen Mark Loach Donald Pipe
Samara Cull Charles Martin Annie Roy
Draft Horses - Section 1 14
Susan Farrow Brian Matheson Caroline Rachwalski
Light Horses - Section 2 16 Nancy Frey Bob Packard Megan Rooney
Beef Junior Calf Show - Section 3 21 Aimee Heroux- Gloria Packard Chris Seed
4H Beef - Section 4 21 Spencer Meghan Pezzutto Jennifer Seymour
Live Market Beef Show & Sale - Section 5 22 Janice Lancaster Rebecca Phillips Audrey Shelton
Beef Breeding Classes 23 Sean Laferriere Chantal Phippen Claire White
Dairy Show - Section 6 24 Lifetime Members
4H Dairy - Section 7 25 Jennie Alexander Edie Josefowich
Sheep - Section 8 26 Phillip Alexander Marvin Kant
TLE 4H Challenge - Section 8B 28 Gisele Auger Jack Kincaid
Goat - Section 9 28 Rock Auger Debbie Legrow
Poultry & Small Animals - Section 10 30 Claude Bowen Don Loach
Dog Show - Section 11 32 Darlene Bowen Glenn Loach
Horticulture - Class 12-18 33 Andre Brazeau Bill Mackey
Home Crafts - Class 20-36 38 Hal Brown Elsie MacMillan
Community Living - Class 39 50 Rodney Burnett Charles Martin
Vern Burnett April Newell
School & Junior - Class 40-42 51
Barb Cunnington Gloria Packard
Giant Pumpkin Fest - Class 43 57 Andy Godmaire Bob Packard
Attendance Draw Record 62 Peter Graydon Jennifer Seymour
Fall Fair Steer Show Winners 63 Sharron Graydon Claudette Woods
Laura Hobbs
New Liskeard Agricultural Society
Box 1239, New Liskeard, Ontario P0J 1P0
www.newliskeardfallfair.ca
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Program Guide
All times are approximate and are subject to change.
Thursday, September 13
(Thursday is Seniors' Day! Seniors have free admission on Thursday from 12-3pm)
12:00 pm Gates Open to Public Entertainment Schedule
Concessions 2:00 pm Seniors Day Dance
Midway 7:00 pm Opening Ceremonies
Poultry Barn Open - until 8:00 pm 7:30 pm Harvest Queen Talet Show
4:00 pm Exhibit Halls Open to Public
Home Crafts - Riverside Place Ring Schedule
Juniors & School - Portables For Light & Heavy Horses
Horticulture - Portables 2:00 pm Light Horse Showmanship Classes
Kiddie Korral & Farm Fun Zone 3:30 pm Light Horse Line Classes
5:00 pm Entertainment - Curling Club Stage 5:00 pm Light Horse Children/Tots Lead Line
Classes, Costume Classes
5:30 pm Harvest Tea Room Opens - Riverside Place 6:30 Mane Event Horse Drill Team
6:30 pm Mane Event Horse Drill Team 7:00 pm Packard Plumbing Draft Horse Load Draw
7:00 pm Fall Fair Grand Opening - Curling Club
Goat Show - Livestock Ring
7:30 pm Harvest Queen Talent Show
9:00 pm Car Attendance Draw - 10 names drawn
Friday, September 14
(Friday is Kid's Day!)
8:00 am Gates Open to Public Entertainment Schedule
Concessions To be announced. Please check our website for an
Poultry Barn Open - until 8:00 pm up-to-date schedule.
9:00 am Beef Breeding Classes
10:00 am Entertainment - Curling Club Stage Harvest Ring Schedule
Tea Room Opens - Riverside Place until 8 pm For Light & Heavy Horses
1:00 pm Midway Opens 8:30 am Light Horse Novice English Classes
Kids' Day Parade 9:30 am Light Horse English Flat Classes
4H Dairy Show - Livestock Ring 11:00 am Light Horse English Jumping Classes
3:00 pm Scavenger Hunt for Kids 3:00 pm Draft Horse Line Classes & Cart Classes
4H Sheep Classes - Livestock Ring 7:00 pm Western Games
3:30 pm TLE 4H Challenge - Livestock Ring
6:00 pm Sheep Show - Sheep Barn
7:30 pm Harvest Queen Entertainment - Curling
Club Stage
9:00 pm Harvest Queen Contest Finals
Car Attendance Draw - 10 names drawn
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Program Guide
All times are approximate and are subject to change.
Saturday, September 15
(Saturday is Family Day!)
8:00 am Gates Open to Public Entertainment Schedule
Concessions 10:30 am Baby Contest Registration
Poultry Barn Open - until 8:00 pm Dog Show
9:00 am Juniors & School - Portables 11:00 am Baby Contest
Horticulture - Portables 2:00 pm Children's Tractor Pull
Harvest Tea - Riverside Place
Home Crafts - Riverside Place To be announced. Please check our website for an
Kiddie Koral & Farm Fun Zone up-to-date schedule.
10:00 am 4H Beef Show - Livestock Ring
11:00 am Jr. Calf Show - Livestock Ring Ring Schedule
12:00 pm Midway Opens For Light & Heavy Horses
1:00 pm Fall Fair Parade - Downtown 8:30 am Light Horse Novice Western Classes
Beef Market Animal Show - Livestock Ring 10:00 am Light Horse Western Performance
Classes
2:00 pm Entertainment - Curling Club Stage 11:30 am Draft horse Riding Classes
(all afternoon & evening)
6:15 pm Market Lamb Sale - Livestock Ring 2:00 pm Light Horse Extreme Trail
6:30 pm Beef Market Animal Sale - Livestock Ring 4:00 pm Mounted Games
9:00 pm Car Attendance Draw - final 10 names drawn 6:30 Mane Event Horse Drill Team
10:00 pm Elimination draw for car 7:00 pm Draft Horse Harness & Hitch Classes
Gate Admission Harvest Tea
Daily Tickets Thursday, Friday & Saturday At Riverside Place
Adults: $10.00 per person Come sit awhile and enjoy prize
Seniors & Students: $7.00 per person winning baking with coffee or tea.
Children 12&Under: Free Thursday: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Weekend Passes: $20.00 per person Friday: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Will be available at the gates. Saturday: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
YOU ARE INVITED TO
The New Liskeard Agricultural Society Annual Awards Banquet
Friday, October 26, 2018
Riverside Place, City of Temiskaming Shores
Potluck Supper - 6:30 pm | Awards - 7:30 pm
Prize money from the New Liskeard Fall Fair will be handed out at this time.
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New Liskeard Lions Club
Fall Fair Parade
September 15, 2018 | 1:00 p.m.
Floats line up at the TDSS parking lot off of Scott Street at 12:00 p.m.
Call in advance to book space. Call Jack Antila 705-647-8868
Thank You
to the New Liskeard Lions Club &
Temiskaming Shores Lion/Lioness Club
and their many volunteers for providing
our fall fair gate staff each year.
New Liskeard Lions Club - P.O. Box 308, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0
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Baby Contest
Information
The New Liskeard Agricultural Society presents a Baby Contest to be held on the Entertainment
Stage in the Horne Granite Centre at 11:00 am Saturday, September 15, 2018. Contestants must
check-in between 10:30 am and 11:00 am at the table to the right side of the stage.
Registration
Registration forms will be available at the fair office during fair week, or the website at
www.newliskeardfallfair.ca. Registration forms can be submitted to the fair office or emailed
to nlfallfair.babycontest@gmail.com.
Rules
1. Pre-registration is recommended.
2. Contestants must be born between September 1, 2017 and August 31, 2018
(Newborn to 12 months).
3. The contest judging takes place at 11:00 am on the Entertainment Stage in the Horne Granite
Centre.
4. All Judges’ decisions are final. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the contest.
Past Presidents
1902-04 Rev. F. E. Pitts 1955 Dave Fowler 1979-80 Jack Kincaid
1905-14 E.F. Stephenson 1956 Robert McKnight 1981-82 Don McLean
1915-17 A.A. McKelvie 1957 Roy Peters 1983 Charles Potvin
1918-20 A. MacLachlan 1958 Herbert McLean 1984 John Campbell
1921-25 J. MacFarlane 1959 Lowry Taylor 1985 Dr. Linda
1926-27 W.V. Cragg 1960 Clarence Neill McDermott
1928 Wes McKnight 1961 Alex Mackey 1986-87 Claire McLean
1929 W.A. Taylor & 1962-63 Lloyd MacDougall 1988-90 Hartley Houston
Gwen Thompson 1964 Max Graham 1991-95 Darren Gray
1930-31 A. E. Stephenson 1965 Sandy McLean 1996 Rock Auger
1932-34 W.R. Rive 1966 Ira Murphy 1996-97 Dave Bremner
1935-37 Wilfred Tucker 1967 Jack Evans 1998-00 Sandi Heroux
1938-39 Harry Parker 1968 Hugh Moore 2001-02 Bob Hobbs
No Fair During War Years 1969 Robert Pipe 2003-06 Darlene Bowen
1948 Taylor Pipe 1970 Robert Alexander 2007-08 Charles Martin
1949-50 Cecil Connelly 1971-72 Ron Walker 2009-10 Gloria Packard
1951 Earl Tappling 1973-74 Eric Davidson 2011 Charles Martin
1952 C. Foster Rice 1976 Glen Patterson & 2012-13 Gloria Packard
1953 Doug Gardner J. MacFarlane 2013-15 Darlene Bowen
1954 Harley Houston 1977-78 Gwen Thompson 2016-17 Murray Maxwell
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HARVEST QUEEN PAGEANT
A message from your 2018 Harvest Queen
Brayden D'Arcey
I am extremely thankful for the opportunity to be this year's New
Liskeard Fall Fair Board and Friends of Festivals, Harvest Queen. The
Harvest Queen pageant gave me the chance to build confidence,
improve on social skills and meet several amazing people. Our local
Fall Fair has been a huge part of my life since I was young and I have
been honoured to be included for the past six months representing
our amazing community. Being a Harvest Queen contestant was an
exciting time in my life that I will never forget. This was an amazing
opportunity to meet inspiring women like Sherri Knott (Kidd) and
Jessica Knott. I gained skills that I will be able to apply to
interviewing, public speaking and socializing in general and I will
value that for the rest of my life. All contestants were and are
grateful to have learned about our community, helped with the fair
and to make strong relationships with one another.
I had the opportunity to travel to Toronto to represent New Liskeard at the 2018 Ontario Association
of Agricultural Societies. I met girls that have similar task duties as I that represent their local Fall
Fairs, this gave me new friendships and ideas for our fair. I was part of several sessions focused on the
Canadian National Exhibition, upcoming changes to this year's Ambassador of the Fairs and helpful
social skills. This competition is meant to be seen as an opportunity to show interviewing skills and
a professional manner, rather than a typical pageant. This weekend also showed me the importance
of agriculture in our society and having youth involved in our communities. This made me realize
the huge positive impact that the Fall Fair has on our town and all the incredible people in it. I am so
grateful for the chance to have attended this even and would like to thank the New Liskeard Fall Fair
Board and Sharron Graydon for this amazing opportunity. My weekend in Toronto for this
convention is one I will never forget and am so grateful to have had.
I am looking forward to being a participant in the CNE Ambassador of the Fairs Competition as well
as the Miss Northern Ontario Competition. Thank you to all of those who have supported and helped
me reach my goals as this years Harvest Queen. I will continue to do my absolute best as I represent
our community!
Your 2017 Harvest Queen,
Brayden D'Arcey
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Gate Admission Harvest Tea
Daily Tickets Thursday, Friday & Saturday At Riverside Place
Adults: $10.00 per person Come sit awhile and enjoy prize
Seniors & Students: $7.00 per person winning baking with coffee or tea.
Children 12&Under: Free Thursday: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Weekend Passes: $20.00 per person Friday: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Will be available at the gates. Saturday: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
HARVEST QUEEN PAGEANT
Each year the New Liskeard Fall The contestants enjoy a get young women of our area to
Fair and Friends of Festivals acquainted Pool Party, and gain self-esteem, confidence,
sponsor the Harvest Queen 3x weekly dance practices for meet new friends and have fun
Pageant. The Pageant is held their opening routine. Once Fair
week arrives the contestants with an amazing group of young
throughout the month of August
with judging completed on are kept busy with many women. The Pageant also helps
Thursday and Friday evening of additional activities. Monday prepare them for the future as
the Fall Fair. night is a fitness competition; they are each interviewed by a
Wednesday night is interviews,
group of five judges.
followed by a Social with
A total of fifteen young women parents and sponsors. Thursday
aged sixteen to twenty-two the contestants compete in Forms are available mid-
compete for the title of “Harvest the Talent Show and Friday July. For further information
Queen” to represent the
night is the Fashion Show and
Temiskaming region at the CNE Crowning. call 705-647-8005 or email
the following year. The royalty also sharrongraydon@gmail.com.
includes “1st” and “2nd Princess” The Harvest Queen Pageant Sharron Graydon, Harvest
and “Miss Congeniality”. is an excellent opportunity for Queen Director
PAST HARVEST QUEENS
1969 Mary White 1985 Kendra Shepherdson 2004 Jessica Lemay
1970 Penny Adams 1986 Candace Moore 2005 Erika Gravel
1971 Wendy Simmill 1987 Tracy Snarr 2006 Jacey-Anne Jackson
1972 Gloria Green 1988 Darlene Goddard 2007 Caitlin Carleton
1973 Jeanne Lussier 1989 Angela Welsh 2008 Taylor Gordon
1974 Kari MacPherson 1990 Sharon Willard 2009 Rebecca Kirkey
1975 Kim Lauzon 1991 Renee Tanguay 2010 Missy Pulvermacher
1976 Madelaine Desjardins 1992 Karli Farrow 2011 Alexie Plante
1977 Claudette Leveille 1993- No Competition 2012 Kayleigh Siermachesky
1978 Linda Desjardins 1997 Held 2013 Michah Ton
1979 Lisanne Grise 1998 Kelly Foley 2014 Hannah Fedechko-Conroy
1980 Breeda O'Farrell 1999 Sarah MacFarlane 2015 Shaelyn Turcotte
1981 Elizabeth (Sanne) Graydon 2000 Sherri Kidd 2016 Gabrielle Smith
1982 Pamela James 2001 Jill Plaunt 2017 Brayden D'Arcey
1983 Diane Mackey 2002 Rachel Shute
1984 Andrea Duke 2003 Courtney Campbell
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Section Directors for 2018
GIANT President
Homecrafts
Meghann Packard
Barb Cunnington
705-948-0071
705-647-6657
PUMPKIN FEST Juniors & School Debbie Legrow 705-647-5248
Horticulture April Newell 705-563-2871
Harvest Queen & Kids Day Sharron Graydon 705-647-8005
The New Liskeard
Media Relations Jamie-Lynn Lindsay 705-622-2987
Agricultural Society and Beef Market Animals Kyle Seed 705-622-9469
the Northern Ontario 4H Beef & Jr. Calf Zachary Garner 705-622-1371
Agri-Food Education and Dairy Jacylyn Loach 705-961-0467
Marketing Inc. would like Draft Horses Brenda Steep-Loach 705-491-5433
Light Horses Jennifer Marsden 705-648-9876
to invite you to grow a Sheep & Goats Jocelyn MacMillan-Pipe 705-647-3726
GIANT PUMPKIN for the Poultry & Small Animals Lori Loach 519-940-1718
GIANT PUMPKIN FEST to Grounds Morgan Bowen 705-622-3654
be held at the New Sponsorship Autumn Gambles 705-676-7263
Gates Nathan Mountain 705-492-2722
Liskeard Fall Fair. Agriculture Education Mirianna Roberts 705-679-3382
Entertainment Jody Bigelow 705-475-2548
Each Youth or Adult Marketing/Concessions Jeff Laferriere 705-622-3783
exhibitor can enter up to Publications Terri Culhane 705-679-3437
11 pumpkins in the Secretary/Treasurer Janice Lancaster 705-647-4242
Director at Large Marcel Chartrand 705-948-0491
Pumpkin Fest (See Class Director at Large Murray Maxwell 705-622-1665
43 for the rules, prize Director of the Year 2017 - Lori Loach
money & available
sections). Contact
Director Debbie Legrow Kids’ Day
at 705-647-5248. The New Liskeard Fall Fair has designated Friday as Kids’ Day. On Friday
afternoon immediately following lunch, approximately fifteen hundred
Challenge your friends school children march from New Liskeard Public School to the Fair grounds,
to see who can grow the highlighting the theme for the year, portraying their favourite character,
largest pumpkin in the pulling their best dressed wagon or showing off their best-dressed pet.
Since the Participation Award is much sought after during the event, the
area and win cash prizes. cheers for their school drown out all other sounds as they march along the
streets.
Brochures are sent to all schools in June outlining the Fair theme and pa-
rade route plans.Then a follow-up newsletter is sent out as a reminder
during the first week of school.
All of the children who participate in the parade are given free admission
to the Fair, enjoy a Treasure Hunt courtesy of local merchants, and end the
afternoon with a free Midway ride donated by our many local sponsors.
Be sure to watch for our newsletter in September and join the fun at the
New Liskeard Fall Fair. IT’S FUN AT KIDS’ DAY!!
Sharron Graydon, Kids’ Day Director
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General Rules and Regulations
Note to Exhibitors
All inquiries can be made to the Fair Secretary, Janice Lancaster by calling 705-647-4242 or by writing to P.O.
Box 1239, New Liskeard, Ontario P0J 1P0. Email: nlfallfair@gmail.com, Fax: 705-425-4242 or during fair week fax
to 705-647-4422.
Exhibit tags are available by making arrangements prior to the fair with the secretary, Janice Lancaster, or can
be picked up at the Match Factory, Chat Noir Books, or Northern Feed & Supplies. They will also be available at
the fair office (Horne Granite Centre Upstairs Room) on Monday, September 10, 2018 to Thursday, September
13, 2018.
Prize books are available from Directors, The Match Factory, Chat Noir Books, Northern Feed & Supplies,
Temiskaming Vet Clinic, Garlic Queens at the Farmers' Market and BNS Gas in Haileybury and North Cobalt. To
offset costs, $2.00 is requested for each book.
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1. Double check each section for entry deadlines.
2. All recipients of trophies in 2017 are asked to return the trophies to the Fair Office the week of the Fair, (Sep-
tember 10-14, 2018)
3. The 2018 membership fee of $5.00 is necessary to exhibit at the Fair. This membership allows you to
exhibit in any section from Livestock to Home Crafts. THIS MEMBERSHIP DOES NOT GRANT FREE EN-
TRY INTO THE FAIR GROUNDS.
4. If you earned over $5.00 in 2017, your membership for 2018 will have been taken off your prize money and
your 2018 membership card would have been issued with your 2017 prize cheque. If you are not yet a 2018
member your membership card will be issued upon receipt of your $5.00 fee. Anyone entering exhibits
without paying the membership fee will be disqualified and any prize money won will be awarded to
the exhibitors who placed next in the prize rankings.
5. Seniors, Juniors and School Exhibitors do not pay the $5.00 membership fee UNLESS they also enter any
OPEN class or Livestock Class in the Fair, in which case the fee will be charged. If clarification is needed,
contact Janice Lancaster or the Section Director.
6. Excluding group and livestock classes, an exhibitor’s number will represent one person only and this person
will retain the SAME number for as many years as he/she exhibits at the fair.
7. Exhibits cannot be removed from the Riverside Place between 9:30am & 3pm on Sunday, September 16,
2018. The School Exhibits located in the portables can be picked up on Sunday, September 16, 2018 from
9:00am to 1:00pm. Exhibits not picked up that day will be removed by the Fair Board and destroyed. Exhibi-
tors who cannot pick up their exhibits on Sunday must make alternative arrangements with the Director of
the Section. We do not deliver. The Fair Board is not responsible for any damages or theft that may occur to
the exhibits removed by the Board.
8. Prize money earned in 2018 will be distributed at the Awards Banquet scheduled for Friday, October 26,
2018 at the Riverside Place. If you cannot attend, your prize money (with membership for 2019 deducted)
will be mailed to you AFTER the awards banquet. PLEASE NOTE: You must fill out your full mailing address
on your entry forms to ensure your prize money can be mailed to you. No extraordinary measures will be
taken to find exhibitors who do not provide contact information.
9. For issues of concern that arise before, during or after the Fair, please address them with the Section
Director or contact the Fair Secretary.
10. Only the Director of a Section, in conjuction with the Secretary and President has the authority to change
regulations for a class in that Section.
11. Any complaints regarding judging or classification must be made in writing to the Fair Secretary, c/o New
Liskeard Agricultural Society, Box 1239, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 accompanied by a cheque in the amount
of $25.00 within two weeks of the completion of the fair.
12General Rules and Regulations
12. The Fair Board will not tolerate harassment of any volunteers or officials. Any proved harassment will
result in all or any one of the following: a) ejection from the Fair Grounds; b) suspension of
membership; c) permanent ban from exhibiting at the Fair. This rule will be strictly enforced.
13. Please read any additional rules and regulations for each Section you enter.
14. Exhibitor Code of Practice:
-All animals will be treated with respect, regardless of whether they are for use in displays or livestock
competitions. Mistreatment of animals will not be tolerated.
- The animals for exhibition will be prepared with proper training, fitting and grooming.
- The highest standards of nutrition, health and sanitation will be expected and consistent with the on-farm
schedule. Soiled bedding shall be removed and fresh feed and water must be provided on a regular basis.
- At the discretion of the Director, any animals not in compliance with Fair husbandry standards and/
or ill animals will be removed from the Exhibition. The Director may request immediate resolution of
outstanding issues; assistance to resolve the aformentioned concerns is available as needed. Should
Exhibitors fail to comply with the Fair animal husbandry standards, the Director has the authority to
remove the animal from Exhibition. In addition, any animal(s) may be inspected by a veterinarian at
the Director’s request, and, pending consultation, removed at his/her discretion.
- Untrained individuals should not be allowed to handle livestock.
- Clean, safe, transport of animals to and from the Fair must be provided. Care will be used to minimize
stress when loading and unloading animals.
- Consumption of alcholic beverages on the Fairgrounds will only be tolerated in the New Liskeard
Agricultural Society designated area.
15. Due to liability, no dogs will be allowed on the Fairgrounds except for dogs participating in the Dog Show
and service dogs.
16. Limited parking (with permit) is available on the grounds for Livestock exhibitors and concessionaires.
17. Handicap parking is NOT available on the grounds. There will be limited handicap parking available in close
proximity to the front gate.
18. All livestock, poultry, small animals and dog show exhibitors must sign a waiver of liability before they can
participate in any of the classes being held. Waivers will be provided when exhibitors register at the main
office.
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Liabilty: All exhibits shall be under the control and direction of the New Liskeard Agricultural Society (NLAS)
but solely at the risk of the exhibitor. The NLAS will not be responsible for damage, injury, loss or theft of or
to any exhibit, irrespective of the cause of such damage, injury, loss or theft, whether such is caused by neg-
ligence or not. Each exhibitor will be solely responsible for any loss, injury or damage done to, occasioned
by or arising from any article/animal exhibited by him/her and shall indemnify the NLAS against all legal or
other proceedings in regard thereto.
13****************************************************************** must be 18 years of age or younger.
12. There is no limit on the number of entries per class. CROSS EN-
Section 1 - Draft Horses TRIES ARE NOT ALLOWED except for classes 5 & 7. Line classes only.
13. The Load Draw will be judged under the current rules of the
****************************************************************** Northern Draft Horse Club. The Judge’s decision is final in all dis-
Draft Horse Director: Brenda Steep-Loach, 705-491-5433 putes.
Draft Horse Associate: Chantal & Luke Phippen & Megan Rooney 14. Draft horse exhibitors are to be cautious with the use of the
whip in the area just outside the show ring.
DRAFT HORSE REGISTRATION 15. In all classes, the light draft weight is 3400 lbs. and under.
Draft horse exhibitors should mail registrations to the New Liskeard 16. Stallions must be shown and/or handled by someone 18 years
Agricultural Society, Box 1239, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0. Reg- of age or older at all times. Draft horse director must be notified
istrations will be accepted at the Fair Office beginning Monday, before entering grounds to make proper arrangements. Stallions
September 10, 2018. Entries are accepted until 1 hour before the are not permitted in barn (2 yrs. old and over).
show begins. A $10.00 per class late entry fee will apply for entries 17. While the directors and associate directors will take every
received within the 1 hour post time limit. reasonable precaution to ensure the safety of the animals, it is dis-
tinctly understood that owners must take the risk of exhibiting the
DRAFT HORSE RULES animals and if any animal is injured, stolen or strays, the Directors
1. All exhibitors must register at the Fair office or by mail as stated will offer whatever assistance is in their power towards the recovery
above. of the lost or strayed animal but will make no payment in whole or
2. Please see Heavy Horse Director to receive your show numbers. in part for the value thereof. Directors or associate directors will not
These numbers will correspond to the horse being shown. All exhib- be held responsible for any accident on the Fair grounds.
itors MUST wear their CORRECT number when showing in the ring. DRAFT HORSE BARN RULES
Failure to comply with this rule will be strictly enforced. 1. Trailers and vehicles must be parked in designated areas ONLY.
3. If your entries are pre-registered and you are showing a team Please do not park in front of the barns.
of draft horses at the fair, you will receive two weekend passes. 2. No unauthorized persons will be allowed to remain in the barns
Additional passes are available for helpers and workers at the rate overnight.
of $20.00 per pass. Every vehicle entering the grounds requires a 3. Absolutely NO SMOKING in the barns.
parking pass. They can be purchased at the rate of $20.00 per pass 4. Each exhibitor is responsible to keep his/her area tidy showing
per vehicle. Passes are non-refundable. Entrance passes and parking regard for other exhibitors and the general public. A bin will be
passes can be ordered on your registration form. Exhibitors who provided for garbage.
do not pre-register will be required to pay the regular gate price to 5. In the draft horse barn, exhibitors who previously built and main-
enter the Fair grounds. tained stalls will have first chance to use their stalls. Please see the
4. All Draft Horses are to be in the barns by 12:00pm Friday, Septem- Draft Horse Director for assignment of stalls.
ber 14, 2018 and remain in the barn as long as possible on Saturday, 6. Exhibitors must provide their own feed, bedding and clean-up
September 15, 2018. utensils. Bedding straw will be available for purchase on a limited
5. All animals must be in good health. If there is concern regarding basis at the cost of $3.00 per bale. Please indicate on your regis-
an animal’s health status, a veterinarian will be consulted and the tration form if you are purchasing straw. Payment can be added to
owners may be asked to remove them from the grounds. your entry fee.
6. Horses must have suitable halter and lead shank. 7. A $50.00 fine per stall will be imposed for stalls not cleaned out
7. All handlers must be experienced and have a working knowledge before the conclusion of the Fair on Saturday, September 15, 2018.
of horses. The stall must be stripped clean and all hay and debris removed
8. Coggins Tests are NOT required. from the manger.
9. A CERTIFICATE SHOWING PROOF OF LIABILITY INSURANCE RING CONDUCT
MUST ACCOMPANY THE REGISTRATION FORMS FOR ALL ANI- 1. Exhibitors may be disqualified for abusing horses in any manner,
MALS BEING EXHIBITED AT THE NEW LISKEARD FALL FAIR. for abuse inside or outside of the ring or for using a whip.
10 Rosettes will be given from 1st to 5th place. Prize money will be 2. During the line classes, horses must enter and leave the show
paid from 1st to 4th place (except for classes 17, 19, 21). ring at a walk, single file.
11. Junior Showmanship Class - Draft Animals Only - the exhibitor 3. The equipment required for a class may not be used for practic-
14ing before the class or event begins unless authorized by the ring CLASS 5 - DRAFT BROOD MARE & FOAL
steward and Draft Horse Section Director. Entry Fee is $10.00
4. In all timed events an electronic timer will be used whenever
CLASS 6 - DRAFT FOAL BORN CURRENT YEAR
possible. (Mares may remain in the ring during judging)
5. Failure to follow the course or pattern will result in disqualifica-
tion. The judge’s decision is final. CLASS 7 - PROGENY OF DAM
6. If an exhibitor leaves the ring during a class without the judge’s (Proof of registration required)
permission, he/she will be disqualified. Entry fee is $10.00
7. Exhibitors will be responsible for being on time for the class -
CLASS 8 - MARE 4 YEARS & OLDER
no late entries, no regunds and the class will not be repeated for
anyone. CLASS 9 - LIGHT DRAFT - 4 YEARS & OLDER
8. Exhibitors are to wait in the staging area after their class until the
winners have been called or have someone ready to pick up their CLASS 10 - HEAVY DRAFT - 4 YEARS & OLDER
prize.
**If you have any questions regarding the rules for Draft Horses CLASS 11 - JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
There is no entry fee for this class. Any person 18 years and under
please contact the Director** may enter and rosettes will be given to 6th place. A monetary
payment of $55.00 will be made to each exhibitor at the time of
PACKARD PLUMBING & HEATING LOAD DRAW the show. The sole purpose of this class is to allow our younger
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2018 - 7:00PM IN THE MAIN RING generation to gain experience showing draft horses. Only the
PRIZE MONEY presentation of the horse and the handling by the exhibitor will be
Total Payout for Load Draw - $3000.00 judged. The physical attributes of the horse are not to be judged.
1. Heavy Draft Drawing Contest - Rosette CLASS 12 - GRAND CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
2. Light Draft Drawing Contest - Rosette
OTHER AWARDS CLASS 13 - JUNIOR DRIVING TRAIL IN HARNESS
Best Teamster in Load Draw - Rosette
Best Harnessed Team - Rosette CLASS 14 - COMMERCIAL MARE OR GELDING ON LINE
Best Groomed & Handled - Rosette Fjords, French Canadians, Haflingers & other dual purpose breeds
CLASS 15 - MENS DRAFT HORSE CART CLASS
DRAFT HORSE RIDING, LINE & CART CLASSES Entry Fee: $10.00
Friday, September 14, 2018 -3:00 p.m. - Main Ring Payback: $90.00, $75.00, $50.00, $40.00, $25.00
Points will be given to each placing as follows: CLASS 16 - LADIES DRAFT HORSE CART CLASS
Line Classes Entry Fee: $10.00
1st - 5, 2nd - 4, 3rd - 3, 4th - 2 Payback: $90.00, $75.00, $50.00, $40.00, $25.00
Team Classes (excluding Best Teamster)
1st - 10, 2nd -8, 3rd - 6, 4th - 4 DRAFT HORSE HARNESS & HITCH CLASSES
6 Horse Hitch, 4 Horse Hitch, Unicorn Hitch Saturday, September 15, 2018 - 6:30pm - Main Ring
lst-15, 2nd-12, 3rd -9 ALL TEAMS MUST BE LED OUT OF THE BARN SINGLE AND HITCHED
IN THE DESIGNATED AREA **SAFETY: ALL ENTRIES ARE TO HAVE
CLASS 1 - OPEN RIDING CLASS FOR DRAFT HORSES A HEADER IN THE RING** CLASS ORDER IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Entry Fee: $5.00 DEPENDING ON THE AMOUNT OF ENTRIES IN EACH CLASS.
Payback: $75.00, $60.00, $45.00, $30.00, $20.00
CLASS 17 - JUNIOR DRAFT HORSE CART CLASS
LINE CLASSES CART CLASS- JR. CART - 18 yrs & under
Entry Fee: $5.00 per horse per class Entry Fee: $10.00
Payback: $70.00, $60.00, $45.00, $35.00 Payback: $90.00, $75.00, $50.00, $40.00, $25.00
CLASS 2 - DRAFT COLT OR FILLY (Yearling) CLASS 18 - YOUTH MINI/PONY CART CLASS
18 yrs & under
CLASS 3 - DRAFT COLT OR FILLY (2 Year Old)
CLASS 4 - DRAFT GELDING OR FILLY (3 Year Old)
15CLASS 19 - SIX HORSE HITCH *******************************************************************
Entry Fee: $30.00
Payback: $360.00, $300.00, $240.00, $120.00
Section 2 - Light Horses
CLASS 20 - CART CLASS - COMMERCIAL OPEN
Entry Fee: $10.00 *******************************************************************
Payback: $80.00, $70.00, $50.00, $40.00 Light Horse Director: Jennifer Marsden, 705-648-9876
Email: nlhs05@gmail.com
CLASS 21 - FOUR HORSE HITCH Light Horse Associate: Melissa Phippen (Western Games), Aimee
Entry Fee: $20.00 Heroux-Spencer (Mounted Games/English), Erika Peckover (West-
Payback: $240.00, $200.00, $160.00, $80.00 ern Performance)
Secretary Fax Number: 705-425-4242 or during fair week use
CLASS 22 - COMMERCIAL TEAM
Entry Fee: $10.00 705-647-4422.
Payback: $110.00, $95.00, $75.00, $55.00
This class is open to Fjords, French Canadians, Haflingers & other LIGHT HORSE GENERAL RULES
dual purpose breeds 1. Exhibitors may enter two entries in each class, except in the
showmanship classes, where only one entry is allowed.
CLASS 23 - UNICORN HITCH 2. ENTRY DEADLINE: All entries are to be registered by no later
Entry Fee: $15.00 than Tuesday of Fair week. They can be mailed or faxed to
Payback: $180.00, $150.00, $120.00, $70.00 705-647-4422 at the Fair office (located in the curling club) on
Tuesday, September 11, 2018. Show numbers will be given to
CLASS 24 - MINI PONIES CART CLASS the exhibitor prior to their event (please come into the Office
Entry Fee: $5.00 approx. one hour before your show time to pick up our show
Payback: $60.00, $50.00, $40.00, $30.00 #). A deposit of $2 per number will be taken to ensure that all
show numbers are returned once the exhibitor has finished
CLASS 25 - HEAVY DRAFT TEAM
showing.
Entry Fee: $10.00
Payback: $120.00, $100.00, $80.00, $60.00, $40.00 3. If your entries are pre-registered and your entries total more
than $5.00 for the day you show, you will receive a pass for
CLASS 26 - LIGHT DRAFT TEAM that day only. If your entries are pre-registered, and you are
Entry Fee: $10.00 keeping your horse in the barn overnight and your entries
Payback: $120.00, $100.00, $80.00, $60.00, $40.00 for the weekend total more than $10.00, you will be provided
with one weekend pass. Extra passes are available for
CLASS 27 - LADY DRIVER helpers, workers, etc. at the rate of $20.00 per pass. Each
Entry Fee: $10.00 vehicle requires a parking pass. They can purchased at the rate
Payback: $120.00, $100.00, $80.00, $60.00, $40.00 of $20.00 per pass per vehicle. Please indicate on your regis-
tration form how many passes you require and enclose the
CLASS 28 - BEST JUNIOR TEAMSTER amount with your registration fees.
17 yrs & under 4. Light Horse Barn Stalls are based on 1st registration with
Entry Fee: $10.00 payment. Registrations for stalls can be made on the Light
Payback: $120.00, $100.00, $80.00, $60.00, $40.00
Horse Stall Rental form. Stalls are available at a cost of $10
CLASS 29 - SENIOR DRIVER per stall, per night. Stalls are limited and overnight rentals
60 years & over take precedence over day time rentals. One bag of shavings is
Entry Fee: $10.00 donated from Leis Wood Products for each stall rented. Only
Payback: $120.00, $100.00, $80.00, $60.00, $40.00 shavings are allowed for bedding and are the responsibility of
the competitor.
CLASS 30 - CART CLASS - MINI HORSE/MINI PONY - BARREL RACE 5. Post entries will be accepted until one hour before the start
Entry Fee $5.00 of each division. Thereafter, a $10 per class penalty will be
Payback: $60.00, $50.00, $40.00, $30.00 added to the entry fees. NOTE: ALL REGISTRATIONS WILL
BE TAKEN IN THE FAIR OFFICE (LOCATED ON SITE WITHIN
CLASS 31 - BEST TEAMSTER PARAMETERS OF THE GATES). NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE
Commercial Teams are welcome to enter TAKEN AT THE RING OR OVER THE PHONE!
Entry Fee: $10.00 6. In line classes, prize money and points will be paid/awarded
Payback: $120.00, $100.00, $80.00, $60.00, $40.00 to the exhibitor/owner. In the riding classes, prize money and
16Draft Horse Trophies (Hitch Classes)
BIRCHGROVE FARMS PACKARD PLUMBING TROPHY
Ladies Draft Horse Heavy Draft Team
2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey 2017 Recipient: Nick Loach
Men's Draft Horse
2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey LAVIELLE FERME TROPHY
Light Draft Team
MR & MRS MERVIN STEWARD 2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey
Annual Barncare
2017 Recipient: Birch Grove Farms BOB MORIN FUELS TROPHY
Lady Driver
JOE BRENNAN MEMORIAL 2017 Recipient: Adam Loach
Most Sportsmanlike Exhibitor
2017 Recipient: John Loach SCOTIABANK TROPHY
Best Jr. Teamster
LOACH PIONEER TROPHY 2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey
High Point Overall Draft Horse
2017 Recipient: Nick Loach GERRY OUIMETTE TROPHY
Sr. Driver
PHIPPEN WASTE MANAGEMENT TROPHY 2017 Recipient: Adam Loach
6 Horse Hitch
2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey WALL'S TIRES TROPHY
Best Teamster
TEMISKAMING IPM 2009 TROPHY 2017 Recipient: Adam Loach
4 Horse Hitch
2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey SUNNY SIDE ACRES, THE PHIPPEN FAMILY TROPHY
Open Riding
LAVIELLE FERME TROPHY 2017 Recipient: N/A
Unicorn Hitch
2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey
Draft Horse Trophies (Line Classes)
SCOTIABANK MOOSE CREEK FARM TROPHY
Light Draft Draft, Colt or Filly (3 yr. old)
2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey 2017 Recipient: Nick Loach
TENCH-MACDIARMID INSURANCE LAWRENCE & EVA LOACH
Heavy Draft Draft Brood Mare & Foal
2017 Recipient: Dorcas/Mackey 2017 Recipient: Nick Loach
OVERTON PEDDIE TROPHY LOCKIE BOWEN MEMORIAL TROPHY
Jr. Showmanship Draft Foal (current yr.)
2017 Recipient: Nick Loach 2017 Recipient: Nick Loach
JOHN ST. ONGE MEMORIAL TROPHY SOUTHSIDE BELGIANS TROPHY
Draft, Colt or Filly (Yearling) Progeny of Dam
2017 Recipient: Nick Loach 2017 Recipient: Nick Loach
C. JEMMETT MEMORIAL TROPHY
Draft, Colt or Filly (2 yr. old)
2017 Recipient: Nick Loach
If you won a trophy in 2017, please return it to the Fair Secretary at the Fair Office
located in the Horne Granite Curling Centre during fair week – September 10-15, 2018.
17points will be paid/awarded to the rider. Seperate entry froms WRITING with a cheque for $25.00 payable to the New
and exhibitor numbers for line classes and riding classes are Liskeard Agricultural Society within two weeks of the
therefore required if the horse/pony show is not being han- completion of the Fair.
dled or ridden by its owner. 19. A Coggins test will not be required.
7. Stallions must be shown and/or handled by someone 18 20. All prize money will be paid by cheque at the awards Banquet
years of age or older at all times and may only be shown in on October 26, 2018. If you do not attend the Awards Ban-
saddle or harness classes (exception foal of current year and quet, your cheque will be mailed to you in early November.
yearling). 21. Every year there is a stall decorating contest in the Light Horse
8. Animals must be in good health or, after consultation with a Barn based on the Fair motto “Learn, Laugh, Share and Grow”.
veterinarian, may be asked to leave the show. This competition is free to enter to all competitors renting
9. All livestock must remain on the Fair grounds until judging is a stall(s). A beautiful rosette is awarded to the winner. Stall
completed in each respective class or the exhibitor will forfeit decorations must be securely fastened and safe for both hors-
the prize money. es and humans. No electrical decor, extension cords, lights,
10. All horses and ponies must have a suitable halter and tie lamps or burning candles are permitted. Judging will be done
shank while on the Fair grounds, and all horses and ponies Friday afternoon.
must be halter broke and able to tie, for safety reasons. For all the English, Western and Extreme Trail Classes and
11. While the Directors will take every reasonable precaution to judging of the stalls in the Light Horse barn the judge will be:
ensure the safety of the animals, it is distinctly understood Megan Sheppard is finishing up getting her Senior Judging
that owners must take the risk of exhibiting the animals and card this year. She has been involved with horses all her life and
if any animal is injured stolen or strays, the Director will offer absolutely loves having the chance to judge all kinds of eques-
whatever assistance is in their power towards the recovery of trian events. She is currently working towards becoming a APHA
the lost or strayed animal but will make no payment in whole carded judge and going for her Junior AQHA judge card. She has
or in part for the value therof. The Director and Associate been juding for over 5 years now. She is excited to be a part of it
Directors will not be held responsible for any accident on the this year.
Fair grounds. DIVISION 1 - SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES
12. ALL ANIMALS SHOWN AT THE NEW LISKEARD FAIR MUST *Patterns will be posted at end of ring day and only shown at office at time of registry.*
HAVE LIABILITY INSURANCE. Bring in a copy of insurance THURSDAY - MAIN RING - 2:00PM
policy when doing entries so that we have it on file. HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES by any competitor 18
13. All western performances and western games will be judged years and under.
as per the current year WHAO (Western Association of Ontar- Entry Fee: $6.00 per class
io) rules. All english performances and hunter/jumper classes Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
will be judges as per the current year Equine Canada (section 1. Showmanship - Junior - 12 yrs & under
R-G). New Liskeard Fall fair rules as to size, age, along with 2. Showmanship - Youth - 13 yrs to 18 yrs
any other amendments will take precedence should the need 3. Showmanship - Senior - 19 yrs and older
arise. DIVISION 2 - LINE CLASSES
14. The judge’s decision is final. If an exhibitor has any questions THURSDAY - MAIN RING - Following Showmanship Classes. These
they are to ask the Ring Steward to approach the judge on classes will be for ponies and horses, all breeds. Please Note:
their behalf. Miniature horses should be entered in the Light Horse classes,
15. Judge’s Notes - in the absence of completion in any section not pony. There will not be any stallion line classes due to safety
or if an entry is of inferior quality the judge may award only concerns. Animals will be judged to type.
such prize as they deem the entry worthy. HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES by any competitor 18
16. There must be at least two entries in a class for the class to years and under.
run. If not, classes will be combined at the discretion of the Entry Fee: $6.00 per class
Director. Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
17. All entries are asked to be ready at the gate and enter 4. Pony Brood Mare and Foal (2018)
promptly when their numbers are called. The classes’ order 5. Pony Yearling (2017)
of go will be announced at the beginning of the class and/or 6. Pony 2 and 3 years old (2015-2016)
posted in the warm up area. Competitors are asked to notify 7. Pony 4 years and older (2014)
the announcer’s booth of their intentions to scratch from a 8. Light Horse/Miniature Brood/Mare 4 years and older (2014)
class prior to that class beginning. 9. Light Horse/Miniature Yearling (2017)
18. In the event of a complaint, which cannot be settled by the 10. Light Horse/Miniature 2 and 3 year old (2015-2016)
Director, the exhibitor lodging the complaint must do so IN 11. Light Horse/Miniature Mare 4 years and older (2014)
1812. Light Horse/Miniature Gelding 4 years and older (2014) Open - Open to all riders
13. Champion Pony - 1st and 2nd prize winners from class 4 to 7 - Entry Fee: $6.00 per class
Parade of Champion Pony and Reserve Champion Pony. Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
14. Champion Light Horse/Miniature - 1st and 2nd prize winners 26. Open English Show Hack
from classes 8 to 12 - Parade of Champion Light Horse/Minia- 27. Open English Pleasure Hack
ture and Reserve Champion Light Horse/Miniature.
DIVISION 3A - CHILDREN/TOT LEAD LINE CLASSES (Novice) DIVISION 10 - ENGLISH PLEASURE/JUMPING CLASSES
THURSDAY - MAIN RING - Following LIght Horse Line Classes *Patterns will be posted at end of ring day and only shown at office at time of registry.*
These classes are intended for children 8 years and younger that FRIDAY - MAIN RING - Following English Flat Classes. Rider/horse
may need help or just starting to ride. combination may only compete in 2 consecutive heights. Jumper
HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES by any competitor 18 will be timed. HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES. No novice
years and under. No cross entries from classes 15 and 16 into can enter these classes (Division 3A/Divison 4A/4B Class 66)
classes 17 and 18. Entry Fee: $6.00 per class
Either a horse or pony may be used. Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
Entry Fee: $3.00 per class 28. Beginner Green Hunter 18” (No novice can enter this class)
All competitors will receive a "Way to Go Ribbon" along with a 29. Open Low Hunter 2' Over Fences
surprise baggie. 30. Open Low Hunter 2' Over Fences
15. Children English/Western Pleasure (8 yrs and under) 31. Open English Pleasure
16. Children English/Wester Trail (8yrs and under) 32. Open Medium Hunter 2'3" Over Fences
Little pattern w/obstacles 33. Open Medium Hunter 2'3" Over Fences
17. Tot Lead Line (5yrs and under) led by 18 yrs or older person 34. Open English Pleasure
(Toonie Tuck) 35. Open Jumper 2'3" (Timed)
18. Tot Lead Line (6 to 8 yrs old) led by 18 yrs or older person 36. Open High Hunter 2'6" Over Fences
(Toonie Tuck) 37. Open High Hunter 2'6" Over Fences
DIVISION 3B - COSTUME CLASSES 38. Open English Pleasure
THURSDAY - MAIN RING - Following Children’s Classes 39. Open Jumper 2'6" (Timed)
This year’s theme is “Your Choice”. Children 8 yrs and under may be
lead. Competitors are encouraged to ride their horses/ponies. DIVISION 7 - WESTERN GAMES
Entry Fee: $5.00 per class Western Games Associate Director: Melissa Phippen
Payback: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00, $8.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th All monies to be handed out at the awards banquet October 26,
19. Costume Class - Junior - 12 yrs and under 2018.
20. Costume Class - Youth - 13 yrs to 18 yrs FRIDAY - MAIN RING - 7:00 pm
21. Costume Class - Senior - 19 yrs and older Junior - 12 yrs and under - Helmets Mandatory
DIVISION 4B - NOVICE ENGLISH CLASSES Entry Fee: $5.00 per class
FRIDAY - MAIN RING - 8:30 am Payback: $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, $5.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
These classes are intended for beginner riders who have never Youth - 13yrs to 18 yrs - Helmets Mandatory
competed outside the walk/jog, walk/trot classes at any other Entry Fee: $10.00 per class
show. There is no age limits. HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
TIMES. No cross entries to any other RIDING CLASSES in the fair. Senior - 19 yrs and over
Entry Fee: $5.00 per class Entry Fee: $10.00 per class
Payback: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00, $8.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th Payback: $80.00, $60.00, $40.00, $20.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
22. Novice English Pleasure Open - Any age rider (for classes 40(A)/51)
23. Novice English Equitation (Pattern) Entry Fee: $10.00 per class (except class 44 is $15.00)
24. Novice English Equitation (Pattern) Payback: $60.00, $50.00, $40.00, $30.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
25. Novie Hunter Hack (2 cross rails)
DIVISION 8 - ENGLISH FLAT CLASSES PLEASE NOTE: Junior and Youth competitors may choose to step
English Associate Director: Aimee Heroux-Spencer up in age category. If they choose to do so, they MAY NOT also
FRIDAY - MAIN RING - Following Novice English Classes. No cross enter into their regular age categories. They must choose between
entries between these and any novice classes. No novice can the 2 categories.
enter these classes (Division 3A/Divison 4A/4B Class 66). HELMETS 3D Class 44 is open to all Riders of any age. No novice can enter in
MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES. Classes will be combined this class.
depending on entry numbers. ** Class 44 entry fee is $15.00 and is an open class (any age)**.
Beginner - Walk/Trot/Canter (Not a novice class)
193D Payout Entry Fee: $6.00 per class, EXCEPT class 64, which is $10.00
1D - 1st: $190.00, 2nd: $160.00, 3rd: $140.00 Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
2D - 1st: $130.00, 2nd: $110.00, 3rd: $90.00 56. Junior Western Pleasure
3D - 1st: $80.00, 2nd: $60.00, 3rd: $40.00 57. Youth Western Pleasure
Sponsored by Wilson Chevrolet Buick GMC 58. Senior Western Pleasure
40. Exhibition Run/Beginner Barrel Race ($5/run) No prize money 59. Junior Western Horsemanship
awarded or points. A competitor ribbon given. "Way to Go 60. Youth Western Horsemanship
Ribbon" Novice can enter in this class and only this class in 61. Senior Western Horsemanship
this section. 62. Open Reining (modified pattern)
40A. Open Miniature Cart Barrel Race ($10.00 entry fee) 63. Open Western Command
41. Junior Barrel Race 64. Open Western Trail STAKES (Payout is to 3rd placing)
42. Youth Barrel Race Payout for Trail Stakes is: 1st: $60.00, 2nd: $50.00, 3rd: $40.00
43. Senior Barrel Race DIVISION 12 - EXTREME TRAIL
44. 3D Barrels (1full second) - 1D 1st/2nd/3rd 2D 1st/2nd/3rd *Patterns will be posted at end of ring day and only shown at office at time of registry.*
3D 1st/ 2nd/3rd ($15.00/entry fee) - 3D Barrels is open to all SATURDAY - MAIN RING - Following Western Performance Classes
riders of any age. (No entries from Division 3A/4A/4B or class This is a timed event. No cross entries between this and any Nov-
#40/66) ice classes (Division 3A/Division 4A/4B Class 66). This event is not
45. Junior Pole Bending open to competitors 12 yrs and under. ONLY 12 ENTRIES WILL BE
46. Youth Pole Bending ACCEPTED SO ENTER EARLY. Please call for questions, descriptions
47. Senior Pole Bending and rules. HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES by any com-
48. Junior Dash petitor 18 years and under.
49. Youth Dash Entry Fee: $6.00 per rider/horse combination
50. Senior Dash Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $20.00, $10.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th
51. Open Relay Race (2 riders) Payback is divided by 2 (see above 65. Open Extreme Trail
for Open description). Entry Fee $10.00 (each run/team) can DIVISION 6 - MOUNTED GAMES
enter more than one team and no novice can enter in this Mounted Games Associate Director: Aimee Heroux-Spencer
class. *Game rules will be announed before the drop of the flag for each race.*
DIVISION 4A - NOVICE WESTERN CLASSES SATURDAY - MAIN RING - Following Extreme Trail Class
*Patterns will be posted at end of ring day and only shown at office at time of registry.* This is a timed event. No cross entries. 2 riders in each class. No
SATURDAY - MAIN RING - 8:30 am novice can enter class 67 only in class 66 (Division 3A/Division
These classes are intended for beginner riders who have never 4A/4B). HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES BY ANY
competed outside the walk/trot, walk/job classes at any other COMPETITOR 18 YEARS AND UNDER.
show. There is no age limits. HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL Entry Fee: $15.00 each rider ($30.00 a pair)
TIMES. No cross entries to any other RIDING classes in the fair. Payback: $40.00, $30.00, $10.00, $8.00 (Divided by 2 each rider)
Entry Fee: $5.00 per class Rosettes: 1st to 6th
Payback: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00, $8.00, Rosettes: 1st to 6th 66. Novice Mounted Games (8 Games) Walk/Trot only with the
52. Novice Western Pleasure assistance of a helper.
53. Novice Western Trail - Bending - 3 Flag - Carton
54. Novice Barrel Race (hand stop watch) - 3 Mug - Bottle - Stick Pegging
55. Novice Keyhole Race (hand stop watch) - Cone - Mug Shuffle Ball
DIVISION 5 - WESTERN PERFORMANCE CLASSES Entry Fee: $15.00 each rider ($30.00 a pair)
Western Performance Associate Director: Erika Peckover Payback: $60.00, $40.00, $20.00, $10.00 (Divided by 2 each rider)
*Patterns will be posted at end of ring day and only shown at office at time of registry.* Rosettes: 1st to 6th
SATURDAY - MAIN RING - Following Novice Western Classes 67. Open Mounted Games (10 Games) Open to all riders except
These classes are intended for western riders. No cross entries class 66 (Division 3A/Division 4A/4B)
between these and any other novice classes (Division 3A/Division - Bending - 3 Flag - Carton
4A/4B Class 66) HELMETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES by any - Rope - Mug Shuffle - Run & Ride
competitor 18 years and under. Classes will be combined - Bottle - 3 Legged - Stick Pegging
depending on entry numbers. - Twitter
Junior - 12 yrs and under
Youth - 13 to 18 yrs
Senior - 19 yrs and older
Open - Any age (No novice can enter this class)
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Section 3 Section 4 - 4H Beef
Junior Calf Show ******************************************************************
Sponsored by Beef Farmers of Temiskaming
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Sponsored by Beef Farmers of Temiskaming Director: Zachary Garner, 705-622-1371
Associate: Chris Seed, 705-676-7059, Rebecca Phillips, 705-676-
Director: Zachary Garner, 705-622-1371 5598, Aimee Heroux-Spencer, 705-676-6886
Associate: Chris Seed, 705-676-7059, Rebecca Phillips, 705-676- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 - 10:00 am - Livestock Ring
5598, Aimee Heroux-Spencer, 705-676-6886 All exhibitors in Section 4 will receive $25.00 for participation (not
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 - 11:00 am - Livestock Ring per class), minus the $5.00 membership fee for the year to come.
(Please note: Jr. Calf Show and 4H Beef Show are seperate; exhibitors
must choose only one show in which to show their calf). IMPORTANT NOTE: Entry forms are due September 1, 2018. All
exhibitors must pay the $5.00 New Liskeard Fall Fair
The Beef Farmers of Temiskaming is sponsoring a Junior Calf Show membership fee.
for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 12. Calves entered
must have been born after January 1, 2018 and may be commer- Rosettes 1st to 6th.
cial or purebreds - male or female. PLEASE ADVISE THE DIRECTOR Note: Rosettes & prize money will be given out on Show Day.
OF YOUR INTENTION TO SHOW IN THIS CALF SHOW BY NO LATER
THAN SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 AS SPACE IS LIMITED. RULES
RULES 1. To show in Section 4, you must be a 4H member in your provice
1. ALL ENTRIES MUST SHOW LIABILITY INSURANCE WITH THEIR of residence and must have successfully completed a current 4H
ENTRY FORM. Beef Calf project.
2. As in previous years, we are continuing with DRY BRUSH SHOW. 2. Each calf must be tagged and registered with CCIA “Canadian
Animals may be washed, clipped and blow-dried. Use of aerosol Cattle Identifications Agency”.
sprays, adhesives and colorants is strictly prohibited. No goop 3. The calf is to be certified by the respective 4H Club leader as the
in hair. Any exhibitor found using the above will forfeit all prize exhibitor’s 4H project.
money owed. 4. Each exhibitor may enter only one 4H calf per project. Each
Prizes: All exhibitors in Section 3 will receive $25.00 for partic- exhibitor must show his/her falf in both showmanship and confor-
ipation (not per class). mation classes.
5. Only 4H members participating in the show can prepare calves
IMPORTANT NOTE: All exhibitors must pay the $5.00 member- on show day; 4H calves must be in the Fair barns by no later than
ship fee. Therefore, net payout will be $20.00. Rosettes 1st to 10:00 am on Friday, September 14, 2018 and must be left on
6th. Note: Rosettes and prize money will be given out on Show display in the barns, after the show, until at least 8:00 pm on Satur-
Day. day, September 15, 2018. Any exhibitor removing their exhibit
early will forfeit all prize money won.
If your livestock entries are pre-registered and you are keeping 6. All animals show at the New Liskeard Fall Fair must have liability
your livestock in the barn overnight, each exhibitor is entitled to insurance.
one (1) weekend pass to the Fair for one (1) animal and two (2) 7. If your livestock entries are pre-registered and you are keeping
weekend passes for two (2) or more animals. Each vehicle requires your livestock in the barn overnight, each exhibitor is entitled to
a parking pass. It can be purchsed at the rate of $20.00 per pass one (1) weekend pass to the Fair for one (1) animal and two (2)
per vehicle. Parking passes are non-refundable. weekend passes for two (2) or more animals. Each vehicle requires
a parking pass. It can be purchased at the rate of $20.00 per pass
CLASSES per vehicle. Parking passes are non-refundable.
Sponsored by Beef Farmers of Temiskaming
1. Conformation CLASSES
2. Showmanship Conformation: Based directly on the animals conformation. The
3. Championship first two in each class will show in the Champion parade.
1. Junior Heifer
NOTE: At the Director’s discretion, classes may be rearranged to 2. Intermediate Heifer
accommodate the number of entries per class. 3. Senior Yearling Heifer
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