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    Angus, Red Angus, Limousin,
    Simmental, Chi-Angus, Charolais
Junior Beef Cattle Show - Sat
    Hereford, Brangus, Beefalo,
    Longhorn, Shorthorn, Other Breeds

DAIRY GOAT SHOW

Sunday, September 14 at 9:00 AM
Enter after 6:00 PM on September 13
Superintendent: Cory Dziadkowiec - 596-2615
Show Secretary: Terri Dziadkowiec
Call for application or information.
Total Premium: $2250
All animals entered at owner’s risk.
Coffee County Fair Association will not be responsible for accidents.
 

Show Classes

Alpine
118 A 1 Senior Doe Under 2 Years
118 A 2. Senior Doe Age 2 to 3 Years
118 A 3. Senior Doe Age 3 to 5 Years
118 A 4. Senior Doe Age 5 Years & Over
118 A 5. Senior Doe CH Challenge
118 A 6. Senior Get of Sire
118 A 7. Senior Produce of Dam
118 A 8. Senior Dairy Herd
118 A 9. Junior Doe Age 0 - 4 Months
118 A 10. Junior Doe Age 4 - 6 Months
118 A 11. Junior Doe Age 6 - 8 Months
118 A 12. Junior Doe Age 8 - 12 Months
118 A 13. Junior Doe Age 12 -24 Months
118 A 14. Junior Get of Sire
118 A 15. Junior Best Three Females

All Other Pure Breeds (AOP)
118 B 1. Senior Doe Under 2 Years
118 B 2. Senior Doe Age 2 to 3 Years
118 B 3. Senior Doe Age 3 to 5 Years
118 B 4. Senior Doe Age 5 Years & Over
118 B 5. Senior Doe CH Challenge
118 B 6. Senior Get of Sire
118 B 7. Senior Produce of Dam
118 B 8. Senior Dairy Herd
118 B 9. Junior Doe Age 0 - 4 Months
118 B 10. Junior Doe Age 4 - 6 Months
118 B 11. Junior Doe Age 6 - 8 Months
118 B 12. Junior Doe Age 8 - 12 Months
118 B 13. Junior Doe Age 12 -24 Months
118 B 14. Junior Get of Sire
118 B 15. Junior Best Three Females

Nubian
118 C 1. Senior Doe Under 2 Years
118 C 2. Senior Doe Age 2 to 3 Years
118 C 3. Senior Doe Age 3 to 5 Years
118 C 4. Senior Doe Age 5 Years & Over
118 C 5. Senior Doe CH Challenge
118 C 6. Senior Get of Sire
118 C 7. Senior Produce of Dam
118 C 8. Senior Dairy Herd
118 C 9. Junior Doe Age 0 - 4 Months
118 C 10. Junior Doe Age 4 - 6 Months
118 C 11. Junior Doe Age 6 - 8 Months
118 C 12. Junior Doe Age 8 - 12 Months
118 C 13. Junior Doe Age 12 -24 Months
118 C 14. Junior Get of Sire
118 C 15. Junior Best Three Females

Recorded Grades
118 D 1. Senior Doe Under 2 Years
118 D 2. Senior Doe Age 2 to 3 Years
118 D 3. Senior Doe Age 3 to 5 Years
118 D 4. Senior Doe Age 5 Years & Over
118 D 5. Senior Doe CH Challenge
118 D 6. Senior Get of Sire
118 D 7. Senior Produce of Dam
118 D 8. Senior Dairy Herd
118 D 9. Junior Doe Age 0 - 4 Months
118 D 10. Junior Doe Age 4 - 6 Months
118 D 11. Junior Doe Age 6 - 8 Months
118 D 12. Junior Doe Age 8 - 12 Months
118 D 13. Junior Doe Age 12 -24 Months
118 D 14. Junior Get of Sire
118 D 15. Junior Best Three Females

Showmanship
118 E 1. Junior Under 8 Years of Age
118 E 2. Intermediate 8 Years to Under 13 Years
118 E 3. Senior 13 Years to Under 19 Years
 

Rules & Regulations

1. This show is sanctioned by the American Dairy Goat Association. Unless other rules are specified, this show will be held under the rules of ADGA provided they do not conflict with any of the rules and regulations prescribed by the Coffee County Fair Association.

2. This show is sanctioned for Senior Does and for Junior Does and will be shown as follows: Alpine, Nubian, Recorded Grades, AOP and Toggenburg.

3. Dairy goats that are under 6 months of age may be shown with a stamped duplicate application for registration or recordation from A.D.G.A. Original registration or recordation certificates are required on all goats over 6 months of age. No copies, telegrams or phone calls will be accepted in lieu of the required papers.

4. Tennessee Health Rules shall be observed. All goats must be covered by an official health certificate issued within 60 days of the show date by an accredited veterinarian certifying your animals to be free from symptoms of contagious diseases. No animals with enlargement or abscesses of the lymph nodes (draining or not) or showing evidence of incised lymph nodes will be admitted. Dairy goats found to have any of the above will be barred from the show barn and pens and must be housed outside and cared for by the exhibitor.

5. All goats older than 6 months of age from out-of state must show proof of testing negative for TB and Brucellosis within 30 days prior to the show date and within 90 days for Tennessee animals. Certified and Accredited herds will be accepted—your certification papers must be presented along with your Health Certificate.

6. Gate will open Sunday morning on September 16. Please be signed in before 8:00 a.m. The show is scheduled to start at 9:00 a.m. beginning with Showmanship Classes, followed by Senior Does and finishing with Junior Does.

7. Championship Challenge Classes are being offered to all does showing a permanent Champion (CH) or (GCH) on their certificates. You are encouraged to enroll these Champions in Champion Challenge for Best of Breed Award.

8. A.D.G.A. Rosettes will be awarded to Grand Champion and Reserve Champion of each breed. Ribbons to be awarded to those entries placing first through fifth. Best of Breed Rosette awarded for Best of Breed Winner.

9. There will be no pre-show milkout. Milkers will be shown first.

10. No horned animals allowed.

11. Hay and feed will not be provided.

12. Pens will be assigned in the order that entries and fees are received. Most pens will be 8' x 8' and a few a little smaller. Pens cannot be reserved until your animals are registered. Bedding will not be furnished—sawdust will be in the pens. Pen fee is $4 per pen.

13. Registration fee is $3 per animal until August 31. No entries will be accepted without payment, or they will be considered late. A late fee of $5 per animal will be charged for those registering after August 31. No exceptions. Fees are non-refundable. Checks are to be made out to Coffee County Fair. Send entries and fees to Terri Dziadkowiec, 5801 Prairie Plains Road, Hillsboro, TN 37342

14. Showmanship Placing will be the same Limit of awards—Exhibitors will not be awarded more than two premiums in any one class. Ribbons shall be presented in the order of placing by the judge. However, third money will be paid to fourth place winner, fourth money to fifth place winner, etc., when the third winner is prohibited from receiving the third cash award under the provisions of this rule.

15. All animals must be in exhibitor’s name prior to show date.

16. The Coffee County Fair and The Dairy Goat Show Committee will not be responsible for any animals or the personal property of any exhibitor.

17. All animals brought to the fair grounds must be unloaded and exhibited. All animals entered at owner’s risk. Coffee County Fair Association will not be responsible for accidents.
 
    

 

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