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| Honey Exhibit |
| Junior Honey
Exhibit |
| Clothing |
| Junior
Flowers |
| Flowers |
| Adult
Needlework & Handicraft |
| Junior
Needlework & Handicraft |
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Christmas Corner |
| Adult
Quilting & Afghans |
| Martha White Baking Contest |
| Adult Baking |
| Junior Baking |
| Adult Canning |
| Junior Canning |
| Art |
| Junior Arts & Crafts |
| Adult Photography |
| Junior Photography |
| 4-H Photography |
| 4-H Science Fair |
| Adult Gardening |
| Junior Gardening |
| Adult Crops |
| Junior Crops |
| Adult Fruits |
| Junior Fruits |
| Dog & Pet Show |
| Mule Races |
| Peddle Pull |
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| Livestock Shows |
| Adult & Junior
Rabbits |
| Poultry |
| Junior
Poultry |
| Dairy
Goat Show |
| Wool &
Woollies |
| Open Sheep
Show |
| Junior Sheep
Show |
| Hog-A-Rama |
| Open Dairy
Show |
| Junior Dairy
Show |
Open Beef
Cattle Show - Fri
Angus, Red Angus, Limousin,
Simmental, Chi-Angus, Charolais |
Open Beef
Cattle Show - Sat
Hereford, Brangus, Beefalo,
Longhorn, Shorthorn, Other Breeds |
Junior Beef
Cattle Show - Fri
Angus, Red
Angus, Limousin,
Simmental, Chi-Angus, Charolais |
Junior Beef
Cattle Show - Sat
Hereford,
Brangus, Beefalo,
Longhorn, Shorthorn, Other Breeds |
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MULE RACES
Saturday, September 20 at 7:00 p.m.
Chairman: Sammie Long - 394-2499
Fair Association Not Responsible for Accidents.
Extra mules will be available for all races, mule owners are NOT Responsible for Accidents.
Entry Fee: $5.00
Awards: $50; $30; $20
Total Premium: $1000
1. Grand Entry—No
Money
2. Stick Horse Race–Kids
age 6 and under. Kids bring own stick horse.
3. Coon Jump—One
person, one mule. The person guides the mule over a stick. The mule that jumps over the highest stick wins.
4. Western Pleasure Class
5. Gatted Mule Class
6. Coffee County Mule Race—(Open
to Coffee County Riders Only) One person, one mule. The riders will race three laps around the ring.
7. Rescue Race—Two
people, one mule. One person stands at the end of the show ring. The second person rides the mule to the first person who then jumps on the mule and they race back.
8. Rescue Race—Two
people, one mule. One person stands at the end of the show ring. The second person rides the mule to the first person who then jumps on the mule and they race back. (Youth class 15 and under)
9. Three Legged Race—Two
people, one mule. One person goes to the end of the show ring with a potato sack. The other person rides the mule to the end of the show ring and gets down. The two people put one leg each into the sack and lead the mule back to the starting point.
10. Fan Belt Race—Two
people, two mules. Each person holds one end of the fan belt and sits on their mule. The pair tries to go around the show ring without letting go or breaking the fan belt.
11. Arena Race—One
person, one mule. The riders will race three laps around the ring. (Youth class 15 and under)
12. Back to Back Race—Two
people, one mule. Two people start the race sitting on the mule back to back. While riding around the show ring the two people must exchange places.
13. Bat in Bucket Race—One
person, one mule. A bat is placed in a bucket half-way around the track. The rider rides to the bucket, gets off mule, places his head on the end of bat and goes around the bucket ten times. He returns to mule and rides to the finish line.
14. Musical Chairs—One
person, one mule. When music is playing, all mules must be moving. When music stops, participant must have hold of mule’s reins while sitting in chair.
15. Mule Race—One
person, one mule. Three laps.
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