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AUGUST 12 - 15
PARADE
AUGUST 1 1TH
@
7:00 PM
CHARIOT &
CHUCKS
TUESDAY
4:00PM
4:00PM &
6:30PM
Battlefords Agricultural Society P.O. Box 668 North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y9
Phone: 306.445.2024 Fax: 306.445.3352
www.agsociety.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Directors
PG.3
Program of Events
PG.4
Entertainers
PG.8
Competitive Exhibit Rules & Regulations
PG.13
Art & Photography
PG.14
Domestic Manufacturing
PG.17
Wine Competitions
PG.22
Needlework & Handcraft
PG.23
Light Horse Show
PG.28
4-H Light Horse Show
PG.38
Miniature Horse Demonstration & Show
PG.41
Sheep Show
PG.44
Draft Horse Show
PG.50
Sponsors
PG.62
Notes
PG.64
***Horticulture competitions have a separate book. ***
*** Thank you to FBC for donation of defribulator, located in admin office. ***
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President:
Vice President:
Second Vice President:
Past President:
Shannon Rowlands
Barb Paradis
Tanya Beland
Dana Alexander
DIRECTORS
One Year Term :
Two Year Term:
Three Year Term:
Irene Greer
Gerald Koopman
Charlene Shutra
Harvey Walker
Kay Berry
Doug Dunlop
John Eberle
Gordon Gray
Gordie Craig
Rhonda Erickson
Karen Patterson
Arlene Rowlands
STAFF
General Manager:
Office Assistant:
Custodian:
Foreman:
Jocelyn Ritchie
Amanda Perepiolkin
Elaine Geering
Tony Yarrow
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PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Monday, August 11, 2014
5:00 p.m. – 5:30
All Float Entries arrive for Line up
Civic Center
(Animal entries please enter on the 103rd Street)
6:00 p.m.
Judging begins.
Civic Center
Anyone arriving after 6:00 p.m. will not be judged.
7:00 p.m.
Parade Starts – “Let’s Be Neighbors”
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
4:00 p.m.
Chariot Races
Grandstand
6:30 p.m.
54” Provincial Chuckwagons
Grandstand
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PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Wednesday, August 13,
13, 2014
2014
10:00 a.m.
Light Horse – 4-H Day
Big Ring
12:00 p.m.
Horticulture (open until 8:00 p.m.)
Competitive Exhibits (open until 8:00 p.m.)
Commercial Exhibits (open until 10:00 p.m.)
Battlefords Vintage Car Show
Agriplex
Agriplex
Agrivilla
Agriplex
1:00 p.m.
Midway Opens (West Coast Amusements)
Draft Horse – Halter Classes
Miniature Horse Show
Small Ring
Ring beside Quonset
1:30 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
2:00 p.m.
West Coast Lumberjack Show
Yard Act
2:30 p.m.
Petting Farm (open until 8:00 p.m.)
4 Paws K9 Dog Show
Little Red Barn
Ring beside Quonset
3:00 p.m.
Chariot Races
Draft Horse – Showmanship Classes
Nerveless Nocks
Grandstand
Small Ring
Yard Act
3:30 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
4:00 p.m.
Draft Horse – Team Driving Competition
West Coast Lumberjack Show
Small Ring
Yard Act
4:30 p.m.
4 Paws K9 Dog Show
Rind beside Quonset
5:00 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
Yard Act
5:30 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
6:00 p.m.
West Coast Lumberjack Show
Yard Act
6:30 p.m.
54” Provincial Chuck Wagons
Grandstand
7:00 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
Yard Act
7:30 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
8:00 p.m.
Mentalist (Mind Reader) - David Thiel
Grandstand
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PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Thursday, August 14, 2014
9:00 a.m.
Light Horse – Jr. & Sr. Performance
Big Ring
12:00 p.m.
Horticulture (open until 8:00 p.m.)
Competitive Exhibits (open until 8:00 p.m.)
Commercial Exhibits (open until 10:00 p.m.)
Draft Horse – Harness Classes
Battlefords Vintage Car Show
Agriplex
Agriplex
Agrivilla
Big Ring
Agriplex
1:00 p.m.
Midway Opens (West Coast Amusements)
Miniature Horse Show
Ring beside Quonset
1:30 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
2:00 p.m.
West Coast Lumberjack Show
Yard Act
2:30 p.m.
Petting Farm (open until 8:00 p.m.)
4 Paws K9 Dog Show
Little Red Barn
Ring beside Quonset
3:00 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
Chariot Races
Yard Act
Grandstand
3:30 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
4:00 p.m.
Draft Horse – Harness Classes
West Coast Lumberjacks
Big Ring
Yard Act
4:30 p.m.
4 Paws K9 Dog Show
Ring beside Quonset
5:00 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
Yard Act
5:30 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
6:00 p.m.
West Coast Lumberjacks
Yard Act
6:30 p.m.
54” Provincial Chuck Wagons Finals
Grandstand
7:00 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
Yard Act
8:00 p.m.
Constant Reminder
Grandstand
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PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Friday, August 15, 2014
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Draft Horse Breakfast
10:00 a.m.
Light Horse – Jr. & Sr. Gymkhanas
Big Ring
12:00 p.m.
Draft Horse – Harness Classes
Horticulture (open until 6:00 p.m.)
Competitive Exhibits (open until 6:00 p.m.)
Commercial Exhibits (open until10:00 p.m.)
Battlefords Vintage Car Show
Big Ring
Agriplex
Agriplex
Agrivilla
Agriplex
1:00 p.m.
Midway Opens (West Coast Amusements)
Sheep Show
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Small Ring
Beside Track
2:00 p.m.
West Coast Lumberjack Show
Yard Act
2:30 p.m.
Petting Farm (open until 8:00 p.m.)
4 Paws K9 Dog Show
Little Red Barn
Ring beside Quonset
3:00 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
3:30 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
Yard Act
4:00 p.m.
West Coast Lumberjack Show
Yard Act
4:30 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
4 Paws K9 Dog Show
Yard Act
Ring beside Quonset
5:00 p.m.
Boss Hawg Pig Races
Beside Track
6:00 p.m.
DEMOLITION DERBY
West Coast Lumberjack Show
Grandstand
Yard Act
7:00 p.m.
Nerveless Nocks
Yard Act
Dusk
FIREWORKS
Grandstand
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Established in 1982, we’ve been entertaining roaring
crowds ever since. It used to be that logging shows
were limited to the confines of small logging
communities, where men would compete after the work
was done to see who was the fastest sawer, quickest
climber, and most steady on the logs. The lumberjacks
showed off their skills, knowing that the best logger
could earn more money when work started again. Today,
the dangers of the industry are still very real and
crowds flock to see the recreation of these thrilling
competitions all over the world. No longer are they
limited to small time gathering, with lumberjack shows
seeing huge international success and sponsorships.
The West Coast Lumberjack Show is a summer only event.
This thrilling show is comprised of the following events:
Chain saw carving, awe throwing, underhand chop, hot
saw racing, double buck racing, standing block chop, pole
climbing, Jack & Jill double buck, log burling and
springboard. The show runs 3 times a day, lasting about
30 minutes to 40 minutes.
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PERFORMING ON THE GRANDSTAND THURSDAY @ 8:00 P.M.
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The Nerveless Nocks Thrill Show is the perfect stunt and thrill motorcycle and
aerialist show for fairs and festivals.The Nerveless Nocks Thrill Show has been
the most successful continuing attraction ever presented in any amusement
park or fair world-wide.
The Nerveless Nocks are descendants of the Swiss Circus Family Nock and are
among the most respected aerial stunt artisits in the world today. Since
1954 The Nerveless Nocks Thrill Show has been performing for audiences
across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and world-wide. In every theme
park, state fair, theater and circus where it has appeared and headlined, the
fully produced arena show has set records for enthusiastic public response,
attendance and publicity.
Sensational Sky-High Swaypoles will be featured in North Battleford! A handover-hand climb to the top of a breathtaking aerial exchange from pole to
pole, and an unbelievable headfirst free-fall back to the ground with (-8 poles.
The Nocks have earned universal acclaim for their daring stunts on skyscraping
sway poles, completely free of guy wires and safety means. The Nocks can
bend their sway poles to a perilous 40 degree angle. They also feature an
unbelievable and risky mid-air sway pole exchange, where all members of The
Nocks actually exchange sway poles in mid-air. In addition they are the only
performers anywhere to perform a grueling hand over hand climb up their super
tall poles. The act's fantastic finale is performed with the upside down human
free fall plunge to the ground below.
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DAVID KNOWS WHAT YOU ARE THINKING....
The cutting edge of today’s on-stage mystery entertainment is
mentalism. And David Thiel is one of the top mentalists in North
America.
You'll re-discover "wonder" in this high energy stage show.
You'll see mind reading and hear impossible predictions. You'll learn
fascinating things about members of the audience. You'll smile.
You'll laugh out loud. You'll sit in the audience and start wondering
if it's possible what you're seeing on-stage is real. Best of all, you'll
remember what brushing up against magic feels like.
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With music and two feather friends during the pre-show that leads
the audience into our Hillbilly Show. The swinemaster is dressed in
colourful coveralls and does the introductions of all the animal
racers to the audience while the caretaker places the "silks" on the
racers and gets them ready to race.
We pick out cheerleaders from the audience to "root" on the racers
to victory. The race begins with the "Call to the Post" and the sound
of a bell and they're off. All participants and cheerleaders get a
ribbon saying, "I went Hog Wild at the Pig Races". We then follow
up with a duck race, Baby Pot Bellied Pigs, mixed animal and pig
race, our own Backyard Olympics for volunteers from the audience
and one last pig race.
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COMPETITIVE EXHIBITS
GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS
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1. Entries will be accepted in the Agriplex Building on the Exhibition Park,
Sunday, August 10th, 2014 from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon.
2. All entries are left at ownerís risk. Battlefords Agricultural Society is
not responsible for lost or stolen items.
3. Judging will be in the afternoon of the same day of entries, Sunday
August 10th, 2014
2014 from 1:30 p.m. ñ 4:00 p.m.
4. Competition in this prize list is for non-professionals only, unless
otherwise specified.
5. The exhibit must be the work of the exhibitor and made within the last
year.
6. Exhibitor may make one entry only per class, unless otherwise specified.
7. ENTRY FEE - $0.50 per entry
8. Entries may be picked up on Friday August 15th, 2014 from 5:00 6:00 p.m. (regular gate admission will apply), or they may be picked up
on Monday, August 18th, 2014 between 9:00 a.m and 12 noon.
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COMMITTEE:
Charlene Shutra (C)
Irene Greer
Treasa Tuck
1. Entry Fee - $0.50
2. Number of entries is limited to three entries per class, but exhibitors may enter in one
division only.
3. In the interest of presenting an attractive exhibit and to prevent damage to exhibits,
entries should be framed or very well mounted on foam-core, matte-board, or heavy
cardboard. Bristol board is not sturdy enough. Entries should be ready to hang. Wires or
string should be attached with screws or hot glue. Tape eventually gives way. Poorly
mounted entries will not be accepted.
4. Entries must not have been previously entered.
5. Work must be original in concept and not be copied from other published work. Works
from kits or paint by numbers will not be accepted.
6. Photographs may be a minimum of 4” x 6” to a maximum of 16” x 20”. Collections
should be composed of a maximum of four 4” x 6” prints per collection.
7. Any signed artwork will be covered during judging.
8. Upon entering your work, the BAS has the right to display your work of art.
AWARDS:
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Ribbons will be awarded for first, second and third in each category.
A special Rosette will be awarded to Best of Division.
A Rosette and a $50.00 gift certificate will be awarded for Best of Show
(excluding professional divisions)
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A Rosette will be rewarded to Best of Class
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ARTDIVISIONS:
A
B
C
Youth (12 & under)
Juvenile (13 – 17 yrs.)
Adult Amateur (18 – plus)
CLASSES & CATEGORIES:
Entries in classes without categories will be judged together.
Cartoons may enter in any class.
702
OILS/ACRYLICS
(1) Scenic
(2) Portrait
703
(5) Abstract
(3) Animals
(4) Still Life
(5) Abstract
(3) Colored Pencil
(4) Pen & Ink
(5) Mixed Media
WATERCOLOR
(1) Scenic
(2) Portrait
704
(3) Animals
(4) Still Life
DRAWING
(1) Pastel
(2) Pencil
BEST OF DIVISION – Juvenille Art
$25.00 Gift Certificate
Sponsored by
Bee J’s Office Plus
BEST OF DIVISION – ART (Adult)
$50.00 Gift Certificate
Sponsored by
Bee J’s Office
Office Plus
BEST OF DIVISION – Youth Art
$25.00 Gift Certificate
Sponsored by
Bee J’s Office Plus
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PHOTOGRAPHY
PHOTOGRAPHY
DIVISIONS:
A
B
C
Youth (12 & under)
Juvenile (13 – 17 yrs.)
Adult Amateur (18 – plus)
CLASSES & CATEGORIES:
705
COLOUR PRINT (Refer to Rule #7)
(1) Scenic
(4) Flowers
(2) People
(5) Sports/Action
(3) Animals
706
(all presented in the same frame)
BLACK & WHITE PRINT (Refer to Rule #7)
(1) Scenic
(4) Flowers
(2) People
(5) Sports/Action
(3) Animals
(all presented in the same frame
BEST OF DIVISION – Photography
(Adult)
$50.00 Gift Certificate
Sponsored by
Bannerman Photo
Camera Expert
BEST OF DIVISION – Youth
Photography
Merchandise
Sponsored by
BEST OF DIVISION – Juvenile
Photography
$50.00 Gift Certificate
Sponsored by
Tim Horton’s
TLC Picture Framing
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Committee
Tanya Beland (C)
Lucille Shutra
Rhonda Erickson
Dianne Winterhalt
Karla Yarrow
RULES:
ENTRY FEE - $.50 per entry for food items. ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED IN
THE AGRIPLEX SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 2014 FROM 9 a.m. – 12 Noon.
All cookery exhibits must be placed on paper or on tin foil plates. No plates will be returned.
Larger cakes must be put on squares of foil covered cardboard.
Jars must be sealed in order to be judged.
Enclose food in Ziploc bags or suitable plastic bags.
All rules must be followed or exhibits will be disqualified.
Please pick up exhibits on Friday, August 15, 2014 from 5-6 p.m. if possible (Regular gate
admission will apply) or Monday August 18, 2014 from 8:30 a.m to noon. If exhibits are not
picked up on Friday, perishable food will be discarded. Prize money and ribbons can be
picked up at BAS office on Monday.
PRIZE FOR MOST ENTRIES
ADULT SECTION – LAGOSTINA
BAKEWARE SET
SPONSORED BY:
All exhibitors of Food Entries will have their name
entered into a draw for a $25 Gift Certificate
Sponsored by:
Country
Cuisine
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CLASSES:
OPEN SECTION
PRIZE MONEY: 1ST - $4.00
2ND $3.00
3RD - $2.00
(Unless otherwise specified)
********************BAKING********************
1
½ Loaf of White Bread
6
½ Loaf of Whole Grain or Seed
2
½ Loaf of Brown Bread
Bread
3
½ Loaf of Bread Maker (white bread
7
½ Loaf of Flavoured Bread (onion,
cheese, etc.)
made with your bread machine)
4
½ Loaf of Bread Maker (brown bread
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White Buns (3)
made with your bread machine)
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Brown Buns (3)
5
½ Loaf of Raisin Bread
10
Cinnamon Buns (3)
$10.00 Gift Certificate For brown & white X 2
Sponsored by:
PASTRY
$15.00 Gift
Certificate Sponsored by:
For Apple Pastry
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Apple
Saskatoon
Raisin
Tarts (3)
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CAKES
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20
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Carrot Cake, un-iced (6”x6”)
Baked Matrimonial Squares
White Cake, un-iced (6”x6”)
Tube Pan, any kind, un-iced (1/2 cake)
Chocolate Cake, un-iced (6”x6”)
Crum Cake (6”x6”)
Gingerbread, un-iced (6”x6”)
Rhubarb Cake (6”x6”)
Bundt Cake (1/2 cake)
$25.00 Gift Certificate Sponsored by:
NUTTER’S
********************COMMERCIAL MIXES********************
24 Cake (6x6)
25 Muffins (3)
26 Brownies (3)
*******************LOAVES********************
27 Date Loaf (1/2 loaf)
28 Cherry Loaf (1/2 loaf)
29 Lemon Loaf (1/2 loaf)
30 Banana Loaf (1/2 loaf)
31 Fruit Bread (1/2 loaf)
********************LAYERED MIXES IN A JAR********************
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Layered mix in a jar, including recipe. Judged on appearance and presentation.
$10 Gift Certificate Sponsored by:
********************MISCELLANEOUS**********
**********
PRIZE MONEY: 1ST - $4.00
2ND $3.00
(For all the following classes)
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35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Fudge (3)
Unbaked Squares (3)
Baked Squares (3)
Chocolate Brownies, iced (3)
Muffins (3)
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3RD - $2.00
Bran Muffins (3)
Baking Powder Biscuits (3)
Oatmeal Cookies (3)
Drop Cookies (3)
Ginger Snaps (3)
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44
45
46
47
48
Rolled Cookies (3)
Peanut Butter Cookies (3)
Pressed Cookies, glass or fork (3)
Meringues Cookie (3)
Macaroons Cookies (3)
Sandwich Cookies (3)
********************CANNED FRUIT********************
Must be sealed – Small Jar
53
Peaches
54
Pears
55
Plums
56
Apple Sauce
57 Any other fruit
49
50
51
52
Saskatoon’s
Rhubarb
Raspberries
Apricots
58
59
60
********************JAM********************
Must be sealed or waxed – Small Jar
MUST BE LABELLED
Strawberry
61
Rhubarb & Strawberry
Raspberry
62
Marmalade
Native Fruit (wild)
63
Any Other Fruit
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65
66
********************FREEZER JAM********************
Strawberry
Raspberry
Any Other Fruit
********************JELLY********************
Must be sealed or waxed – Small Jar
MUST BE LABELLED
71
Pin cherry
72
Cherry (Nanking)
73
Any other Jelly
67
68
69
70
Crabapple
Raspberry – tame
Chokecherry
Saskatoon
74
75
76
77
78
********************PICKLES********************
Dill Pickles
79
Salad Dressing, cooked for veg., ready to
use
Bread & Butter
80
Salsa
Sauce
Mustard Pickle
81
Spaghetti Sauce
Relish – Cucumber (hot dog)
82
Dilled Beans
Beet Pickles
83
Pickled Carrot
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YOUTH SECTION (12 years & under)
PRIZE MONEY:
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86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
1ST - $4.00
2ND $3.00
3RD - $2.00
4TH - $1.00
School Lunch
One Movie Pass
One - 10” Pizza
Muffins, (3)
Sponsored by:
Sponsored by: Domino’s Pizza
For School Lunch
Cupcakes, iced (3)
Dynasty Theatres
Pizza (approx. 6 inches) For Edible Center Piece
Nutritious snack
Your Favorite Cookies (3)
Cereal Squares (3)
PRIZES FOR MOST ENTRIES Youth Section
Fudge (3)
5 Lift Tickets (15.00 each)
Edible centerpiece
Sponsored by: Table Mountain
Homemade chocolates (6)
Bread Faces (decorate a slice of bread)
Decorated Cake – Birthday Theme
One - 10” Pizza
Sponsored by: DOMINO’S PIZZA
FOR NUTRIOUS SNACK
One Movie Pass
Sponsored by: Dynasty
Theatres
For Decorated Cake – Birthday
Theme
JUVENILE SECTION (13 – 17 years)
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98
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100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
Muffins, (3)
PRIZES FOR MOST ENTRIES Juvenile
Your Favorite Cookies (3)
Section
Butter Tarts
5 Lift Tickets (15.00 each)
Nutritious snack
Sponsored by: Table Mountain
Baking Powder Biscuits
Homemade chocolates (6)
One – 12” Pizza
Fudge (3)
Sponsored by: DOMINO’S PIZZA
Baked Squares (3)
Edible centerpiece
For Nutrious Snack
Chocolate Cake
Pizza (approx. 6 inches)
Decorated Cake – Birthday Theme (6”)
One Movie Pass
Sponsored by: Dynasty
One Movie Pass
Theatres
For Homemade Chocolate
Sponsored by: Dynasty Theatres
For Decorated Cake – Birthday Theme
Sponsored By: Domino’s
Pizza
For Baked Squares (3)
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WINE COMPETITIONS
GIFT CERTIFICATES SUPPLIED BY:
Don Jerry's
ENTRY FEE $1.00 PER EXHIBIT
“Only one entry per class per household”
Sponsored by: Beland Hauling Ltd. &
The Battlefords Agricultural Society
106 Fruit Wine (Homemade)
Class: A) White
Class: B) Red
Class: C) Blush
107 Wine Kits
Class: A) White
Class: C) Blush
Class: B) Red
108Mist wine kit (Low alcohol) fruit wine kits
Gift certificates: 1st - $20.00
2nd - $15.00
(This is the format used for judging.)
3rd - $10.00
PRESENTATION: (20 Points)
Bottle
Cork
Label
Shrink
- clear 750ml
- should be raised just slightly or even with the top of the bottle
- centered & straight to the shape of the bottle, should display type of wine
- should be a close match with the label and put on straight and tight
CLARITY:
(10 Points)
- Wine should be clear and sparkle in appearance and colour
- Should be free from any floating particles
- Should be able to shine a light through full-bodied reds
BOUQUET:
(20 Points)
Smell
Taste
-
- should have a clean, distinguishing aroma of the fruit used
- acidity level
- sweetness level
- body – light, full
- should be able to tell what blend of fruit was used (bouquet)
Does it have a clean, pleasant taste or does it leave a bad after taste & palate
on the tongue.
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Committee
Laura LaClare ©
Linda Dunlop
Karen Rumpf
Barb Paradis
Dana Alexander
Anna Rumpf
RULES:
ENTRY FEE - $.50 per item
PRIZE MONEY:
1st - $5.00
2nd - $4.00
3rd - $3.00
ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED IN THE AGRIPLEX SUNDAY, AUGUST 10,
2014 FROM 9 a.m. – 12 Noon. Please pick up exhibits on Friday, August 15, 2014 from
5-6 p.m. if possible. (Regular gate admission will apply). If exhibits are not picked up on
Friday, they will be discarded the following Monday after 12 noon. Prize money and
ribbons can be picked up at BAS office on Monday.
(Except in specialty classes where noted)
1. An exhibitor may enter more than once in each class.
2. The exhibit must be the work of the exhibitor and must have been made within the
last five years.
3. Exhibits must not have been previously entered.
4. All exhibits must be clean.
CLASSES:
SEWING
(May be any size)
150
151
152
153
154
155
Jacket
Blouse or shirt
Skirt, pants, or trousers using a fitted waistband
Dress
Lingerie
Two-piece casual outfit (i.e.) jacket, vest, or blouse with coordinating pants,
skirt or walking shorts.
Gift Certificate: 1st - $50.00 sponsored by: The Sewing Machine Store
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157
158
Article made from polar fleece (may be any item)
Costume (i.e.) skating, dancing, Halloween, etc.
Any sewn article not listed
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KNITTING
159
160
Small knitted article (i.e.) socks, mitts, slippers, baby set, doily, etc.
Large knitted item (i.e.) sweater, afghan, tablecloth, article of clothing, etc.
CROCHET
161
162
Small crocheted article using yarn (i.e.) slippers, baby set, etc.
Small crocheted article using cotton (i.e.) centerpiece, doily, etc.
163
Large crocheted item (i.e.) sweater, afghan, tablecloth, article of clothing, etc.
Gift certificates:
1st - $25.00
2nd - $15.00 sponsored by: Zeke’s Jewellers
NEEDLEWORK
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
Counted Cross Stitch, any article or garment (pictures must be framed)
Cross Stitch, not counted, any article
Petit Point (i.e.) framed pictures, etc.
Needlepoint (i.e.) framed picture, cushion top, etc.
Embroidered article (i.e.) runner, centerpiece, etc.
Cutwork, any article
Crewelwork (i.e.) framed picture, cushion top, etc.
Hardanger or drawn thread, any article
Appliqué, any article, must be hand or machine stitched
Tatting, any article
Cushion (i.e.) smocked, boxed, corded, embroidered, etc.
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OPEN NEEDLEWORK CLASS
Sponsored by Inspiration Boutique
Gift Certificate:
1st - $20.00
2nd - $15.00
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Open class – anyone eligible to enter – any type of counted thread or free style using
a threaded needle (i.e.) cross stitch, embroidery, crewel, needlepoint, hardanger, etc.
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Quilt – to fit a full size bed.
Must be pieced or appliquéd and hand or machine quilted.
Must be quilted by the exhibitor not professionally quilted.
QUILTING
Gift Certificates: 1st - $50.00 sponsored by: The Sewing Machine Store
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Small Quilted Article (i.e.) Crib quilt, lap quilt, wall hanging
Must be pieced or appliquéd and hand or machine quilted.
Must be quilted by the exhibitor
Cash prizes: 1st - $30.00
2nd - $20.00
sponsored by:
Kerr’s Dry Cleaners
HOBBY WORK
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179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
Ceramics
Any small handmade wooden article
Aboriginal handcraft (i.e.) dream catchers, leatherwork, etc.
Handmade doll or toy (i.e.) stuffed animal, doll, etc.
Stained Glass, any item
Memory Page
Painting on fabric, any article (i.e.) stenciled, freehand, silk-screen
Handmade Greeting Card, any type (i.e.) stamped, embossed, etc.
Handmade Jewellery
Tole or folk art painting, any article
Pen and Ink, any article
Oil Rouging, any article
Wreath or swag, any media
Decorated clothing (i.e.) jacket, vest, blouse, etc, with decorative trim (i.e.)
beadwork, appliqués, embroidery, etc.
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193
194
195
Decoupage, any article
Placemat, tablecloth or table runner (i.e.) woven, sewn, etc.
Any article made from recycled material (material must be listed on tag)
Sculpture/ Carving (i.e.) clay, metal, wood, paper mache, stone
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Garden Décor Any Article (i.e.) garden stakes, birdfeeders, stepping stones,
Garden Wreath etc.
1st $15.00
2nd $10.00
gift certificates sponsored by: Milbankes Flowers
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Any handcraft not listed above
CHRISTMAS CLASSES
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199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
Centerpiece
Christmas tablecloth, table runner or placemat set
Decorated Christmas gift bag or card
Decorated Christmas Wall Hanging
Christmas stocking
Tree Ornament
Skirt for Christmas tree
Decorated Christmas Wreath or Swag
Folk Art or Tole Painting, any Christmas Article
Any Christmas Article made from recycled materials (material must be listed on
tag)
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Outdoor Christmas Decoration
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YOUTH 12 YEARS & UNDER
(Age must appear on entry tag)
***ARTICLE MUST HAVE BEEN MADE WITHIN THE LAST YEAR***
Prizes for Most Entries Youth Section:
5 PASSES TO CO-OP AQUATIC CENTRE
In Case of a tie, judge will draw a name.
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210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
Paper articles (i.e.) Origami, quilling, paper crafts
Sewing, any article
Handmade greeting card, any type (i.e.) stamped, embossed, etc.
Stuffed toy
Ceramics
Small wooden article
Handmade Jewelry Beadwork
Any Article of Foam or Felt
Collage, any article
Yarn class (i.e.) knitting, crocheting, spool knitting, weaving, etc.
Any article made from recycled materials (material must be listed on tag)
Any handcraft not listed above
JUVENILE 13 – 17 YEARS
***ARTICLE MUST HAVE BEEN MADE WITHIN THE LAST YEAR***
Prizes for Most Entries Juvenile Section:
5 PASSES TO CO-OP AQUATIC CENTRE
(age must appear on entry tag)
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224
225
226
227
228
229
230
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Paper article (i.e.) Origami, Quilling, Paper Crafts
Yarn class (i.e.) knitting, crocheting, spool knitting, weaving, etc.
Sewing, any article
Handmade greeting card, any type (i.e.) stamped, embossed, etc.
Stuffed doll or toy
Embroidery using threaded needles
Ceramics
Beadwork (i.e.) handmade jewellery, dream catchers, etc.
Decoupage, any article
Any article made from recycled material (material must be listed on tag)
Any handcraft not listed above
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LIGHT HORSE SHOW
COMMITTEE
Gerald Koopman(C)
Al Koopman
Judy Harris
Kay Berry
Bert Koopman
Ginny Gendall
Laurie McLeod
Ray Berry
Ed Gendall
Rhonda Erickson
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Judge: Brenda Gilchrist
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Jr. & Sr. Performance
Jr. & Sr. Performance
9:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.
Friday, August 15, 2014
Jr. & Sr. Gymkhanas
Jr. & Sr. Gymkhanas
10:00 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
The Northwest Territorial Days Light Horse Committee & Battlefords Agricultural Society
would like to thank all sponsors, exhibitors, assistants & spectators for taking part in the 2014
Light Horse Show & NWT Days. Without your continued support, this would not be possible.
Thank-you, have a safe journey home & we hope to see you in 2015!
LIGHT HORSE SHOW & “HERITAGE CIRCUIT SHOW"
(C.E.F. Permit Show)
RULES & REGULATIONS
1. This show will run by the same rules & regulations as in previous years, with the exception of the
Heritage Circuit Classes (identified by an “*”), which will follow the rules & guidelines of the
Heritage Circuit Handbook and C.E.F. rules.
2. Everyone may enter the Heritage Circuit Classes but only members and nominated horses will be able
to accumulate points (in those classes identified by an “*”) to be forwarded to the S.H.F. Office.
3. Heritage Circuit – Points are awarded for first to fifth place: 5, 4,3,2,1. Fewer than five placings will
have points reduced. A horse and rider must be nominated to be eligible for awards. Rider must have
current individual S.H.F. Membership. More than one person may nominate a horse, but points and
awards will be given on a nominated horse/rider nomination for horse awards. A horse must be
entered in a show using the name submitted on the nomination form spelled correctly to ensure proper
computer entry. Points will be counted for awards for the best six shows for each class. The best six
shows for each individual class will be selected. With six or fewer shows, all points will count
towards awards. Further information may be obtained from the Saskatchewan Horse Federation
Office in Regina.
4. Stallions may only be shown in Senior Classes. A neck rope must securely tie all stallions, in
addition to the regular halter rope.
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5. Any act of discourtesy or disobedience to the officials or contestants on the part of owner, groom,
rider, driver, parent of horse, will result in entry disqualification.
6. No tie downs, martingales and mechanical hackamores to be used, except Gymkhanas.
7. All foals to be tied or penned.
8. No two people may use the same horse in any class division.
9. Competitors riding in a Stake Class must have ridden that horse in one other class.
10. All protests must be made before horses leave the ring. Protest fee is first prize money in the class
that the protest is being made. Protests must be in writing.
11. Riding of horses in front of barns is permitted at a walk only. Riding in barns is prohibited.
12. Proper dress code must be used at all times. This includes cowboy boots, long sleeved shirts & hats.
Failure to abide by this rule could result in disqualification.
a. Helmet Rule Compliance – Effective April 1, 2009 all SHF
sanctioned events must require every person under the age of 18
years to wear an approved safety helmet at ALL times in the
competition arena, even in halter and showmanship.
13. No refund on entry fees unless class is cancelled
14. Competitors may only ride in their own age groups & Open Classes & Pee Wees may enter in the
Junior C and Open Class but must pay appropriate fees.
15. All other matters at the discretion of the committee.
16. All contestants must sign waiver forms.
17. We will be using the card system of entering classes, which may be done upon arrival at the show.
Show Office will be open 1 hour prior to show time or you may pre enter by sending your
information to Battlefords Ag Society Office P.O Box 668 North Battleford, SK, S9A 2Y9
18. All horses must be in the barns prior to Show and not in the campgrounds or elsewhere tied to the
trailers.
19. Unloading and loading of horses and equipment to be done on South side of the barns from
Wednesday, August 13, 2014 at 8:00a.m. to Friday, August 15, 2014 at 11:00 p.m. Livestock
trailers to be parked south of the Agriplex.
20. Northwest Territorial Days Light Horse Committee and The Battlefords Agricultural Society does not
accept responsibility for loss, injury or damage to contestant, spectators, horses, or other property.
21. AGE GROUP (as of January 1, 2013):
ENTRY FEES:
Pee Wee
8 yrs & under
Pee Wee $1.00 per class
Junior C
11 yrs & under
Juniors $3.00 per class
Junior B
12 – 14 yrs
Seniors $5.00 per class
Junior A
15 – 17 yrs
Stake $10.00 per class
Seniors
18 & over
Office Fee $10.00 per horse
ONE TIME FEE
Open $5.00 per class
OTHER FEES:
Camping Fee
$20.00 per day per unit (plus GST)
Tack Stalls
$20.00 per stall (plus GST) (if available)
*Barn Pass
$5.00 (one pass only per exhibiting family. These will also be sold at inside gate. This is a
service pass NOT A PARKING PASS.)
*Gate Admission Pass $8.00 per day (MUST BE PURCHASED PRIOR TO AUGUST 1, 2014)
*The advanced gate admission (only available until August 1, 2014) and the barn pass may be purchased prior to
NWT Days by mailing cheque or money order to: The Battlefords Agricultural Society Box 668 North Battleford,
SK S9A 2Y9*NEW* Membership Fee $40.00. This advance membership entitles the member free gate
admission to the Exhibition all 3 days. Must be purchased prior to May 31, 2014.
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HERITAGE 2014 SHOW CIRCUIT
!!! IMPORTANT!!!
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE ELIGIBLE CLASSES FOR THE HERITAGE CIRCUIT
PLEASE LIST ALL OF YOUR ELIGIBLE CLASSES ON THE FORM
AND
USE THESE CLASS NAMES ON BOTH PRIZE LIST AND RESULT FORMS
WESTERN PERFORMANCE DIVISION
HACK CLASSES
Western Pleasure (Jr. A, B, C, Senior, Open, Jr.
Horse)
Trail (Jr. A, B, C, Senior, Open)
Road Hack (Jr. A, B, C, Senior, Open)
Show Hack (Jr. A, B, C, Senior, Open)
English Pleasure (Jr. A, B, C, Senior, Open,
Jr. Horse)
Reining or Ranch Reining (Jr. A, B, C, Senior,
Open)
Western Riding (Jr. A, B, C, Senior, Open)
EQUITATION DIVISION
Showmanship at Halter (Jr. A, B, C, Senior)
Horsemanship (Jr. A, B, C, Senior)
English Equitation – on the flat (Jr. A, B, C, Senior) (Saddle Seat or Hunt Seat)
Hunt Seat Equitation – over fences (Jr. A, B, C, Senior)
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ATTENTION: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
***LIST OF NEW RULES, CLASSES, AND REGULATIONS***
Mandatory use of ASTM approved helmets with secure chinstraps
for all Youth participants in Western Speed Division Classes
Mandatory use of ASTM approved helmets with secure chinstraps
for all participants 17 YEARS AND UNDER!!
Age Categories:
As of January 1:
Junior A: 15yr. to 17yr.
Junior B: 12yr. to 14yr.
Junior C: 11yr. and under
Adult:
18 yr. and over
This decision had been made to increase the number of adult competitors and most
importantly in cases where classes are divided JR and SR, that 18 and 19 years olds are
not competing against 11 and 12 year olds.
A dressage rider may ride in two consecutive tests only.
Junior Horse classes: Junior Horse Western Pleasure
Junior Horse English Pleasure
Separate Junior Horse awards will be given to Western Pleasure and English Pleasure.
Points from these classes do not count for any other award. A zone Junior Horse and a
Provincial Junior Horse Champion will be declared for English and Western.
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CLASSES
Juniors:
Seniors:
Stake:
Pee Wee:
****PRIZE MONEY****
1st - $12.00
2nd - $9.00
3rd - $6.00
4th - $3.00
1st – $20.00
2nd - $15.00 3rd - $10.00 4th - $5.00
40%
30%
20%
$2.00 and a ribbon to everyone in class.
10%
HI-POINT JUNIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD
Sponsored by: Austin’s Saddlery, North Battleford, SK
102 + 103 + 104 + 106 + 107 + 108 + 112 + 113 + 114 + 116 + 117 +
118 + 123 + 124 + 125 + 128 + 129 + 130 + 133 + 134 + 135 + 137 + 138 + 139
RESERVE HI-POINT JUNIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD
Sponsored by: Arrow Trophies, North Battleford, SK
HI-POINT SENIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD
Sponsored by: Battlefords Agricultural Society, North Battleford, SK
105 + 109 + 115 + 119 + 126 + 131 + 136 + 140
RESERVE HI-POINT SENIOR PERFORMANCE AWARD
Sponsored by: Arrow Trophies, North Battleford, SK
HI-POINT SENIOR GYMKANAS
Sponsored by: RanchHouse, North Battleford, SK
407 + 412 + 417 + 421 + 422 + 423 + 424 + 425 + 426 + 427 + 428 + 430 + 432 + 433
HI-POINT JUNIOR GYMKANAS
Sponsored by: Culligan Water Conditioning, North Battleford, SK
Hi Point Tie Breaker – Judges Discretion and decision
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
Performance – 9:00 a.m.
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
Halter
* Junior A Showmanship
* Junior B Showmanship
* Junior C Showmanship
* Senior Showmanship
Junior A English Pleasure
Junior B English Pleasure
Junior C English Pleasure
Senior English Pleasure
Open Show Hack
Open Road Hack Stake
Junior A English Equitation
Junior B English Equitation
Junior C English Equitation
Senior English Equitation
* Junior A Trail Class
* Junior B Trail Class
* Junior C Trail Class
* Senior Trail Class
* Junior A Western Pleasure
* Junior B Western Pleasure
* Junior C Western Pleasure
* Senior Western Pleasure
Open Western Pleasure Stake
* Junior A Western Horsemanship
* Junior B Western Horsemanship
* Junior C Western Horsemanship
* Senior Western Horsemanship
Saddle Pairs Open (Western or English- 2 Entries)
* Junior A Western Riding
* Junior B Western Riding
* Junior C Western Riding
* Senior Western Riding
* Junior A Reining
* Junior B Reining
* Junior C Reining
* Senior Reining
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Friday, August 15, 2014
Gymkhanas – 10:00 a.m.
(Please refer to Rule #12)
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
Pee Wee Western Pleasure
Pee Wee Sack Race
Pee Wee Potato Race
Pee Wee Barrel Race
* Junior A Barrel Race
* Junior B Barrel Race
* Junior C Barrel Race
* Senior Barrel Race
Open Flag Race
Pee Wee Pole Bending
* Junior A Pole Bending
* Junior B Pole Bending
* Junior C Pole Bending
* Senior Pole Bending
Junior A Quadrangle Race
Junior B Quadrangle Race
Junior C Quadrangle Race
Senior Quadrangle Race
* Junior Figure 8 Stake Race
* Senior Figure 8 Stake Race
Pee Wee Musical Tires
Junior A Musical Tires
Junior B Musical Tires
Junior C Musical Tires
Senior Musical Tires
Senior Weiner Race
Senior Ride & Race (2 entries)
Senior Cowboy or Cowgirl Race
Senior Roping the Sack
* Junior Keyhole Race
* Senior Keyhole Race
Senior Gretna Green (2 entries)
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THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING
LIGHT HORSE SPONSORS
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“For All Your Insurance Needs”
*Farm, Hail, & Livestock*Blue Cross, Life &
Disability*Investments, Mutual Funds*Auto &
Travel & Insurance*Home, Tenant & Condo*
1192 – 100 Street
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Tel: (306) 445-6100
“Serving the Battlefords”
1192 – 99 Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 0P3
Tel: (306) 445-4045
Fax: (306) 445-0755
The
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1702 – 100 Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 0W8
Ph: 306-445-4408
Fax: 306-445-1299
Culligan
Van Houtte Coffee Services.
Inc.
WATER CONDITIONING
Jody & Casette Borschneck
*Brewed at your office or business*
*No equipment or delivery charge*
*You pay only for supplies*
602 – 110 Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2G6
Ph: (306) 445-3773
Jody Cell: (306) 441-0656
Casette Cell: (306) 441-0856
Fax: (306) 445-1166
[email protected]
1161 - 98 Street, North Battleford, SK
Tel: (306) 445-7500
ANDERSON PUMP HOUSE LTD.
BATTLEFORD FURNITURE
Water Softeners & Iron Filters
Reverse Osmosis Water Systems
Sales & Services
Largest Showroom of Furniture & Appliances in Town
*La-Z-Boy*Palliser*Panasonic*Maytag*
*Kitchenaid*Whirlpool*Sealy Posturepedic*
9802 Thatcher Ave. North Battleford, SK
(306) 937-7741
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Wangler Electric
McDonalds Restaurant
We’ll Get You Wired
Electrical Const. – All Areas
Bobcat/Trenching/Geo Thermal Furnaces
11102 Railway Avenue East
North Battleford, SK S9A 2R7
Ph: 306. 445.7475
Fax: 306.445.7786
Reverse Osmosis/
Aerus Electrolux Vacuums
Rod & Jane Wangler
Bus: 306.843-3211
Res: 306.441-5748
- Full line of Trophies and awards
-Laser Engraving
-Engraving on Glass, Wood, Leather, Plastic, etc.
-Customized rubber stamps
9809 Thatcher Ave, North Battleford, SK
PH: 306.446.1588
FX: 306.446.1515
North Battleford Location
1981 - 100th Street
Battleford Location
202 21st Street West
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McDonald Metals
Scrap Metal Recyclers
Mobile Car Crushing
Prince Albert 306.765.9333
North Battleford 306.445.6662
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4-H LIGHT HORSE SHOW
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
COMMITTEE
Irene Greer (C)
Arlene Rowlands
Kay Berry
Shannon Rowlands
Gordon Craig
High Point Member Award (JR. SR. & Intermediate)
Sponsored by:
Busted Knuckle Antique Tractors
High Point Member Award (Clover Buds)
Sponsored by:
Rowland’s Family - Battleford
RULES & REGULATIONS
1. For general rules regarding showing, refer to the “Recommendations and Guidelines for
Saskatchewan 4-H Council & Light Horse Policies & Guidelines” (Revised September 2000. March
2001) available from the Saskatchewan 4-H Office, Saskatoon, SK.
2. The 4-H Light Horse Section is limited to bonafide 4-H members participating in a current 4-H Light
Horse Program.
3. AGE GROUPS (as of January 1, 2014):
Clover Buds: 6-8 yrs, Juniors: 9– 12 yrs, Intermediate: 13 – 15 yrs, Seniors: 16 – 21 yrs.
4. 4-H Light Horse Club members entered must have a current 4-H Light Horse record book completed.
Record books to be handed in at time of entry.
5. Exhibitors may enter only one horse that must be the member’s own project horse. It is the sole
responsibility of the leader to advise the Show Office of any cancellations of entries. A veterinary
certificate is required for a change of horse.
6. An exhibitor must exhibit the animal in the show ring and take exclusive charge of the animal during
the show. The exhibitor must also have the complete control of their horse at all times or they may be
asked to leave the grounds at the discretion of the Show Committee.
7. All horses shall be in good health and it is also recommended they be vaccinated for the following
Equine Encephalomyelitis (sleeping sickness), Rhinopneumontis (rhino), Influenza (flu), and West
Nile Virus and tested for Equine Infectious Anemia (swamp fever).
8. Exhibitors are required to bring their own feed and bedding for their horses.
9. Animals entered must be on the grounds by 9:00 a.m. Wednesday and will be released after the Show.
10. BARN FEE – See Light Horse rules.
11. ENTRY FEE - $10.00 per member, regardless of the number of events entered.
12. We will be using the card entry system for entering classes, which may be done upon the arrival at the
Show. Show Office will be open 1 hour prior to show time. Waivers must also be completed at
this time.
13. A Show Number will be given to the members at time of entry and must be worn in the show ring at
all times.
14. Competitors are required to dress and use tack and equipment which is consistent with 4-H rules.
Helmets (18 and under) must be worn in or out of arena when mounted. Disqualification may result
if hats are intentionally discarded during gymkhanas.
15. Stallions are not permitted.
16. No bats, crops, quirts, whips or ends of reins are allowed.
17. Riding of horses in front of barns is permitted at a walk only.
18. No grooming or tying of horses in alleyways of barns. Grooming is to be done on west side of Barn
#1.
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19. It is the responsibility of the 4-H Light Horse Club Leader and the participant to be knowledgeable of
the general and special rules of the show.
20. Clubs may set up Barn Displays. Leaders are to present a letter to the Agricultural Society Office by
Friday, Aug 9, 2013, indicating the number of stalls required.
21. All horses must be in the barns prior to the Show and not in the campgrounds or elsewhere tied to the
trailers.
22. Prizes and ribbons will be awarded.
23. Any complaints or protests must be made to the Show Office during the class before the horses
leave the ring!
24. 4-H Light Horse Committee makes final decisions on all disputes.
25. Please clean stalls before leaving the Exhibition Park.
26. Unloading and loading of horses and equipment to be done on the South side of barns from
Wednesday, August 13, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. to Friday, August 15, 2014 at 11:00 p.m. Livestock
Trailers to be parked south of Agriplex.
27. Northwest Territorial Days 4-H Light Horse Committee and the Battlefords Agricultural Society does
not accept any responsibility for loss, injury or damage to contestants, spectators, horses, or other
property.
28. Leaders must pick up a one- day gate admission pass for 4-H day prior to August 5, 2014 for all
members that will be participating in the Show. Barn passes may be purchased at this time.
4-H LIGHT HORSE CLASSES – 10:00 A.M., AUGUST 13, 2014
PRIZE MONEY:
1st - $10.00
SR.
INT.
JR. CB
301
302
303 304
2nd - $8.00
308
312
INT.
315
318
309 310
313
JR.
316
319
320
Western Riding
Trail
Pairs (May be from different clubs. Pairs must be
reported to the Show Office. Judging is based on
grooming, dress of members, and uniformity of
exhibit. Ribbons only.)
Group Ride – 4 Horses (Judging is based on same
criteria as Class 318. Ribbons only.)
First Time Exhibitor (Exhibitors must not have
previously shown at NWT Days.)
Barrels
Pole Bending
322
324
328
Showmanship & Grooming
English Pleasure (60% Horse/40% Rider)
English Equitation (40% Horse/60% Rider)
Western Pleasure (60% Horse/40% Rider)
Western Horsemanship (40% Horse/60% Rider)
OPEN
321
323
327
4th - $4.00
OPEN
305
306
307
311
SR.
314
317
3rd - $6.00
325 326
329 330
331
Barn Display
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PROUD SPONSOR OF 4H LIGHT HORSE &
LIGHT HORSE
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MINIATURE HORSE DEMONSTRATION & SHOW
August 13 & 14,
14, 2014
Gordon Gray (C)
Sharon Gray (S)
Carol Mcnab (T)
Glen Wasmuth
COMMITTEE
Edna Wasmuth
Leon Ochs
Audrey Ochs
Jim Bruynooghe
Donna Bruynooghe
Dave Tupling
Bob Urban
Aiden Plews
RULES & REGULATIONS:
1. Open to all horses 40” and under in height.
2. Horses may be registered or non-registered.
3. The show in 2014 will consist of performance classes, pleasure driving, and precision
driving classes.
4. Horses shown as a team may also participate in the single horse classes.
5. Exhibitors must wear proper western attire. Absolutely no short sleeves, shorts, sandals or
runners.
6. When young handlers (12 & under) are showing, a parent, or guardian must be present in the
hitching ring ready to assist the driver.
7. All stock exhibitors are required to purchase gate admission passes, which must be ordered
when submitting your entries. Passes must be presented at the gate or regular gate
admission will be charged. One vehicle pass will be supplied at no charge for each
exhibitor. Additional passes may be purchased through the Exhibition Office (depending on
availability as parking is limited).
8. Exhibitors must supply their own feed and bedding.
9. The only person to handle the reins in the driving classes is the driver, no change of driver is
allowed during any classes.
10. Any horse found to be sick or coughing on the grounds must be cleared by a veterinarian in
order to remain on the premises. Costs are the responsibility of the owner.
11. The Battlefords Miniature Horse Club, Battlefords Agricultural Society, and the 2014 Show
Committee will not be held responsible for any loss or injury to persons, horses, or property
at the show. Every precaution will be taken to host a safe and enjoyable show environment.
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***PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE IF NECESSARY***
August 13, 2014 – 1:00 P.M.
Performance Classes:
Horses for these classes do not have to be registered to participate. However, height must not
exceed 40” inches.
Class 1: Senior trail in hand
Horse is to be led through/over a serried of obstacles while being judged on responsiveness and
movement. A 30 second time limit is set for each obstacle. Age limit is 13 and over.
Class 2: Youth trail in hand
This is a smaller, simpler course to be completed by handlers 12 yrs and under. Parents or
guardian may be along side to give verbal assistance.
Class 3: Senior Jumping
The horse must jump over 4 small jumps. Faults are as follows knockdown – 4 faults, refusals –
3 faults, handlers guide their horses on leash along the outside jumps. Horses must be a
minimum of 3 yrs. Eliminations will occur if there are 3 refusals or they go off course or a
failure of either horse or handler. Age 13 yrs & under.
Class 4: Youth Jumping
The horse must jump over 4 small jumps. Faults are as follows knockdown – 4 faults, refusals –
3 faults, handlers guide their horses on leash along the outside jumps. Horses must be a
minimum of 3 yrs. Eliminations will occur if there are 3 refusals or if they go off course or a
failure of either horse or handler. Age 12 yrs & under.
Class 5: Dinner Bell Race
Open to mares and current foals. The mares are held at one end of the ring. Foals are then
released from the opposite end of the arena. The first foal to find their mother & begins to nurse
is declared the winner.
August 14, 2014 – 1:00 P.M.
Pleasure Driving
Open to all horses 40” and under. Horses to enter the arena counter clockwise at a collective
trot. They are shown both directions in the arena in the collective trot, then stand quietly and
rein back at the judge’s call. Appropriate driving whips are to be carried.
Class 6: Senior Single Pleasure Driving
Class 7: Youth Single Pleasure Driving
Class 8: Senior Ladies’ Single Pleasure Driving
Class 9: Senior Team Pleasure Driving
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Precision Driving
Open to all horses 40” and under. The coarse pattern, rules and penalties guidelines will be
posted prior to the event. Competitors are to enter the arena at a walk and proceed through the
course.
Class 10: Senior Single Precision Driving
Class 11: Senior Ladies Single Precision Driving
Class 12: Costume Class - Open
To be judged on originality, imagination and audience appeal. Slow walk only and lead line is
permitted. Adult judge separately.
Class 13: Senior Team Precision Driving
Class 14: Senior Barrel Race
Adult with single horse and two-wheeled cart.
Class 15: Senior Stake Race
Performed at a trot. Pattern has 5 cones in a straight line. Horse must trot straight up one side of
the cones, weave down line of cones both ways and come back along the opposite side of cones.
Timed event. Patterns and penalty guidelines will be posted prior to competition. Horses must
be 3 years old.
For further information contact Battlefords Agricultural Society @ 306.445.2024 or Gordon
Gray @ 306.446.0446 or 306.441.8885
Parade Entries (August 11th, 2014 @ 7:00 p.m.)– If you are interested in exhibiting in the
Northwest Territorial Days Parade please visit www.agsociety.com for the parade application or
contact Battlefords Agricultural Society for further information.
Camping is available @ $20.00 a night + GST. Please contact Jocelyn or Amanda in the
office (306.445.2024) to reserve a spot if needed.
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COMMITTEE
Greg Gubbe (C)
Bev Davis
Jim Bruynooghe
Donna Bruynooghe
Dianne Winterhalt
Dave Douville
Darlene L’Heureux
Andrew Shutra
Barb Paradis
Martha Davis
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Sheep Show Starts Friday, August 15, 2014 at 1:00 p.m.
Social for Exhibitors to follow Sheep Show in Barn #5
$50 Presented to the Family
traveling the furthest distance (*IF MORE
THAN ONE FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE, PRIZE
WILL BE AWARDED BY EARLIEST DATE ON ENTRY FORM*)
– Sponsored by:
$50 Presented to a first time
exhibitor for the 2014 Sheep Show (*IF MORE THAN ONE NEW EXHIBITOR, PRIZE WILL BE
AWARDED BY EARLIEST DATE ON ENTRY FORM*
– Sponsored by:
Dressed Stall – 1st - $50.00
2nd - $30.00 3rd - $20.00:
Sponsored by:
Greg & Joanne Gubbe
Purebred/ Commercial breeding
Stock
Prime Market Lambs
446-8060
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GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
The closing date for all entries in the Sheep Show will be Aug 1ST , 2014. There will be no late
entries permitted.
All entries must be in the barn by 10:00 am Friday, August 15th. The show will begin at 1:00 pm.
The release time for all animals will be 5:00 pm on August 15th, 2014.
Substitutions will be allowed and must be made by August 8th, 2014, 12:00 noon. Phone
Battlefords Agricultural Society Office at 306-445-2024 for changes (NO EXCEPTIONS)
Smoking and consuming alcoholic beverages in the livestock area is prohibited.
All entries are to be sent to: Fees must accompany entry in the form of a cheque payable to The
Battlefords Agricultural Society, Box 668, North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y9.
No exhibitor shall be permitted to talk to the judge during the time of judging. Any complaints
will be made in writing to the Show Chairperson.
Exhibitors are required to purchase a barn pass at a cost of $5.00. One per exhibiting unit. This
is a service pass, not a parking permit, and allows the exhibitors access to the barns to unload.
ADVANCE GATE PASSES WILL BE AVAILABLE UNTIL AUGUST 1, 2014 FOR $8.00
PER DAY. After this date you must pay the regular price.
Exhibitors are required to bring their own straw and feed.
Sheep cannot show in commercial and purebred classes except in showmanship classes.
Dress code: Exhibitors are required to wear an all white shirt and black pants in show ring.
(Costume Class excluded)
Dwight’s Trenching Ltd.
172 – 4th Ave.
Telephone: 306-445-6363
Battleford, SK
S0M 0E0
RULES BREEDING CLASS
1. All entries must be owned by and registered in the name of the exhibitor. All purebred registered
animals, whether owned by one person or by more than one person (individually or jointly), are
considered to be the production of the farm or breeding unit on which they are maintained.
2. A breeder may show in as many breed divisions as they wish.
3. Entries must be recorded in the Canadian National Livestock Records if there is a record for the
breed. If not, animals must be registered in a flock book recognized by the Canada Department of
Agriculture.
4. The Battlefords Agricultural Society also has the right for a committee to check tattoos and ear tags,
denture, soundness and health.
5. An exhibitor may only enter a maximum of 2 animals per class from the same breed unit. (Only in
Breed Classes)
6. The Vet will check all the animals.
7. Sheep must be properly registered and permanently identified according to the identification
requirements of the C.K.S.A. and the S.S.B.A. Copies C.K.S.A. and the S.S.B.A. registration forms
must be presented at time of veterinarian inspection or the animal is disqualified.
8. Copies of all registration papers to accompany entries and birth dates of exhibitors in Junior
Showmanship and Junior Commercial classes.
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Classes:
Friday, August 15, 2014 – 1:00 p.m.
COMMERCIAL CLASSES
Sheep cannot show in commercial and purebred classes except in showmanship class.
CLASS 1, 2, 3, AND 4 OPEN TO ALL WOOL AND HAIR SHEEP
CLASS 1 – JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
Prize Money: 1st - $15.00
2nd – $10.00
A)
8 Years & Under
B)
9 – 12 Years
C)
13 – 18 Years
No Entry Fee
3rd - $7.00
Junior Showmanship Trophy
Sponsored by:
First Prize in each Class
Sponsored By:
Box 668
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2Y9
Tel: (306) 445-2024 Fax: (306) 445-3352
CLASS 2 – JUNIOR COMMERCIAL – Up to 18 years as of August 18, 2010
No Entry Fee
Prize Money: 1st - $15.00
2nd – $10.00
3rd - $7.00
A)
Ewe Lamb – born on or between Jan. 1st/14 & Aug. 14th/14
B)
Ewe – born on or between Jan. 1st/13 & Dec.31st/13
C)
Mature Ewe – born before Jan. 1st/13
Entry Fee $10.00
CLASS 3 - COMMERCIAL – Open to All Exhibitors
Prize Money: 1st - $35.00
2nd – $30.00
3rd - $25.00
A) Ewe Lamb – born on or between Jan. 1st/14 & Aug. 14th/14
B) Ewe – born on or between Jan. 1st/13 & Dec.31st/13
C) Mature Ewe – born before Jan. 1st/13
WESTERN
GRAIN
Cleaning & Processing Ltd.
David & Vicki Dutton
Tel: (306) 445-4022 Fax: (306) 445-4033
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CLASS 4 – MARKET LAMB
Entry Fee $15.00
Prize Money: 1st - $200.00
2nd - $150.00
(Minimum of 10 animals in this class to be eligible for full prize money, otherwise prize money will be half.)
1)
Exhibitor retains animal.
2)
Only wither or ewe lambs. No ram lambs.
3)
Will be judged on market readiness day of the show. No more than 1 year of age as of July 31, 2013.
PUREBRED CLASSES
Prize Money: (*Unless otherwise specified) 1st - $50.00
CLASS 5
A) Ewe Lamb – born on or between Jan. 1st/14 & Aug. 14th/14
B) Ewe – born on or between Jan. 1st/13 & Dec.31st/13
C) Mature Ewe – born before Jan. 1st/13
2nd - $40.00
3rd - $30.00
Entry Fee $10.00
Class 5C Mature Ewe
Sponsored By
“Eagle Hills Farm Ltd.”
Bev Davis
CLASS 6
A)
Grand Champion Ewe
B)
Reserve Champion Ewe
CLASS 7
Entry Fee $10.00
A)
Ram Lamb – born on or between Jan. 1st/14 & Aug. 14th/14
B)
Ram – born on or between Jan. 1st/13 & Dec.31st/13
C)
Mature Ram – born before Jan. 1st/13
CLASS 7C Mature Ram
Sponsored by:
“Eagle Hills Farm Ltd.”
Bev Davis
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CLASS 8
A) Grand Champion Ram
B) Reserve Champion Ram
CLASS 9 – BEST OF SHOW
PRIZE:
1 – 1L jug of Ivomec
Best animal out of Grand Champion’s Ewes and Rams
– Both Wool and Hair Classes
Sponsored by:
PRIZE MONEY:
CLASS 10, 11 1st - $35.00
2nd - $30.00
3rd - $25.00
CLASS 10 – GET OF SIRE
Entry Fee $10.00
Born the property of the exhibitor. A group of three animals, by the same sire. Both sexes may
be represented. (Animals need not have been shown in previous classes.) When registering for
this class Ram name & registration # must
be included along with list of tag #’s for
Get of Sire $100.00
group of 3.
Sponsored by Dave Douville
CLASS 11 – BREEDERS FLOCK
Entry Fee $10.00
A group of 4 animals, both sexes must be represented. Sheep must be owned by the exhibitor.
Please list tag #’s for animals entered.
CLASS 12 – COSTUME CLASS – No age limit
2nd: $15.00
3rd: $10.00
Prize Money: 1st: $20.00
CLASS 13 – PREMIER EXHIBITORS
Most Points Earned from Classes 3, 4, 5, 7, 10 & 11
Battlefords Animal
Hospital
7A 11204 Railway Ave E. North Battleford, SK
S9A 2R7
Dr. Tom Schmidt
Dr. Sylvia Carley
Phone: 306.446.8387
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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS
ELK POINT DRILLING
Water Wells You Can Depend On
*Farms
*Acreages
*Industrial
R.R. #3, North Battleford, SK S9A 2X4
Tel: (306) 445-4233 Fax: (306) 445-4665
SHEEP SHAPE IS PUBLISHED
QUARTERLY BY:
THE SASKATCHEWAN SHEEP
DEVELOPMENT BOARD
2213C HANSELMAN COURT,
SASKATOON, SASK. S7K 2H6
Phone: (306) 933-7286
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www3.sk.simpatico.ca/sksheep
No frills gas bar
Byron & Brenda Hildebrand and / or E.Z. Fuel Operators
11404 Railway Ave. East, North Battleford, SK S9A 3G8
Tel:(306) 445-3329
CLAUDETTE GUBBE
JOHN MAURER
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DRAFT HORSE SHOW
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RULES & REGULATIONS
1. Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron entries must be registered purebreds. The committee reserves the
right to ask for papers.
2. Stallions must be secured with a neck rope, in addition to halter.
3. In harness classes, a team of two horses is to be the property of one owner.
4. In the Four Horse Hitch class, two owners may unite to make a hitch. All names must be on the
entry.
5. In the Six Horse Hitch class, three owners may unite to make a hitch. All three names must be on
the entry.
6. Stall fees: FREE.
7. All draft horses must be in the barn Tuesday, August 12, 2014 by 4:00 p.m. Horses will be
released at 6:00 p.m. Friday, August 15, 2014.
8. One owner may claim only two placings in each halter class.
9. In the Unicorn Hitch, Four and Six Classes, we suggest an assistant ride along.
10. All junior drivers (age up to 18 yrs inclusive) must have an assistant.
11. There is no cross entry allowed between Junior Driving classes and Lady Drivers Classes. Junior
classes 23, 24, 34 and Lady 21, 35.
12. Crossbreds other than draft breed do not qualify for grade draft classes.
13. General purpose team must be of draft breed.
14. Committee reserves the right to disqualify entries deemed not to meet draft horse show standards.
15. Any concerns, questions, special arrangements should be addressed to the committee chairperson,
Erin Mitchell at 306-823-3614.
COMMITTEE
Louise Sack
Erin Mitchell (c)
Marcel Duhaime
Albert Duhaime
Calvin Sack
H. Don Heidel
Tom Pain
Emma Duhaime
Kathy Heidel
Wilf Perlinger
Connie Button
John Sack
Marie Perlinger
Colin Mack
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Tuesday, August 12, 2014 –
4:00 p.m.
Horses to be in Barn
5:00 p.m.
Exhibitor Supper/Social
Barn
TBA
Wednesday, August 13, 2014 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Halter classes – all breeds
Showmanship classes
New Ring
(beside barn)
4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Feed Team Race
Thursday, August 14, 2014 12:00 – 2:00 p.m.
Harness Classes
Best Dressed Team
Team of Reg. Mares
Lady Driver
Senior Driver (60 & older)
Junior Driver (6-13 years)
Junior Driver (14-18 years)
Four Abreast
5:30 p.m.
Friday, August 15, 2014 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
8 Horse Hitch Demo
Harness Classes
Men’s Cart
Gen. Purpose Team
Light Draft Team
Heavy Draft Team
Bareback Riding Jackpot
Exhibitor Breakfast
New Ring
(beside barn)
Big Ring
Big Ring
TBA
12:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Harness Classes
Big Ring
Six Horse Hitch
Four Horse Hitch
Unicorn Hitch
Two Horse Tandem
Junior Cart (6-18 years)
Ladies Cart
PARADE OF CHAMPIONS & FINALE
6:00 p.m.
Release of Horses
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Barn
HALTER CLASSES
Entry Fee:
CLASSES
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2014
(All Breeds will be shown together)
1:00 p.m.
$15.00 per entry
1) Stallion, 3 years & older
2) Stallion, 1 year old
3) Stallion, 2 years old
4) Brood Mare with foal at foot
5) Foal of current year
RESERVE & GRAND CHAMPION STALLION
6) Dry mare, 3 years & older
7) Filly, 1 year old
8) Filly, 2 years old
RESERVE & GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
9) Progeny of Dam. Two animal’s progeny of one dam: either sex not necessarily owned
by the owner.
10) Get of Sire. Three animals sired by one stallion: either sex, not necessarily owned by
one owner.
11) REGISTERED GELDING Class (papers must be available)
12) JUNIOR REGISTERED GELDING class (papers must be available), 1 & 2 years old
13) Grade mare with foal at foot
14) Light Draft Gelding or Grade Mare; 3 years & older
15) Heavy Draft Gelding or Grade Mare, 3 years & older
16) Junior Gelding or Grade Mare, 1 & 2 years old
RESERVE & GRAND CHAMPION GELDING OR GRADE MARE
BEST CLYDESDALE ON THE GROUNDS (Champion Clydesdale)
Showmanship NO ENTRY FEE
17) Junior Showmanship (6-13 years) – immediately following halter classes
18) Senior Showmanship (14-18 years) – immediately following halter classes
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2014
4:00 p.m.
FEED TEAM RACE
Teams will drive through a course stopping at 3 feed stations to pick up and drop off
feed. A timed Event. Course details to be announced.
Teams of other than draft type will be allowed in this competition.
To be run as a Jackpot; with payout of:
1st – 40%, 2nd – 30%, 3rd – 20%, 4th – 10%
(Plus added money &/or awards)
ENTRY FEE:
$25.00 per entry
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HARNESS CLASSES
Entry Fees:
$15.00 per entry (excluding Junior Classes)
Thursday, August 14, 2014
19) Best Dressed Team
20) Team of Registered Mares
21) Lady Driver
22) Senior Driver (60 & older)
23) Junior Driver (6-13 years)
24) Junior Driver (14-18 years)
25) Four Abreast
12:00 p.m.
NO ENTRY FEE
NO ENTRY FEE
Thursday, August 14, 2014
5:30 p.m.
6 Abreast Hitch Demo (Time TBA )
8 Horse Hitch Demo (Time TBA)
26) Men’s Cart
27) General Purpose Team
28) Light Draft Team
29) Heavy Draft Team
Friday, August 15, 2014
30) Six Horse Hitch
31) Four Horse Hitch
32) Unicorn Hitch
33) Two Horse Tandem
34) Junior Cart (6-18 years)
NO ENTRY FEE
35) Ladies Cart
PARADE OF CHAMPIONS & FINALE
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12:00 p.m.
PRIZE PAYOUTS
Halter Classes:
Classes 1-12 inclusive:
Classes 13-16 inclusive:
$100.00 per entry
$75.00 per entry
Harness Classes:
Classes 19,20,21,22,26,27,28,29,35
Classes 25,31,32,33
Classes 30 (Six Horse Hitch)
$100.00 per entry
$150.00 per entry
$300.00 per entry
(Plus added monies to 1st place)
Junior Classes:
Classes 17,18,23,24,34
$20.00 per entry
& Award
Best Clydesdale on the Grounds
(Champion Clydesdale)
$100.00
Feed Team Race
To be run as a Jackpot; with payout of:
(Plus added money &/or awards
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
40%
30%
20%
10%
FEES
ENTRY FEES
Feed Team Race
Junior Classes
All other Classes
$25.00 per entry
NO FEE
$15.00 per entry
MISC FEES
Barn Pass
Gate Admission (ordered prior to August 1, 2013)
(after August 1, 2013)
Camping Spot
$5.00 each
$8.00 daily
$12.00 daily (Adult)
$20.00 per day + gst
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THANK YOU TO OUR DRAFT HORSE
SPONSORS
LLOYD LEDINSKI
OF RE/MAX OF THE BATTLEFORDS
H. DON HEIDEL
R.R #1
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 2X3
1391 100 STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 0V9
PH: 306.446.8800
FX: 306.445.3513
KOOPMANS AUTOBODY
972 103RD STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 1K2
PH: 306.445.2334
FX: 306.445.7980
NORWEST ENGINE REBUILDERS
9807 THATCHER AVE
P.O BOX 1583
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 3N1
PH: 446.2001
FX: 445.1355
DAWN HORNSBY MASSAGE
UNICON PIPELINE LTD.
982 102ND STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 1E4
PH: 306.446.2006
100 40 MARQUIS AVE
P.O BOX 1677
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 3W2
PH: 306.445.1100
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PAWLUS INSURANCE SERVICES
1292 102ND STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 1G3
PH: 306.445.8059
FX: 306.445.3988
TRIPLE P FARMS
T & C CLYDESDALES
W.J. PRESCESKY
TOM PAIN
&
CONNIE BUTTON
OF
NORTH BATTLEFORD
P.O BOX 209
MAYMONT, SK
S0M 1T0
PH: 306.389.4714
ELLIOT INSURANCE SERVIES
112 MAIN ST
P.O BOX 300
MAIDSTONE, SK
S0M 1M0
PH: 306.893.2461
FX: 306.893.4222
[email protected]
SOUND CITY AVU
DOUGS PAINT SHOPPE INC.
1731 100TH STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 0W7
PH: 306.445.8819 OR 306.445.6982
FX: 306.445.4512
1561 100TH STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 0W3
PH: 306.445.7775
FX: 306.445.7272
ILTA GRAIN INC.
HWY 4 NORTH
P.O BOX 848
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 2Z3
PH: 306.445.4199
FX: 306.445.1650
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AG FOODS MAIDSTONE
P.O BOX 909
MAIDSTONE, SK
S0M 1M0
AMD CONSTRUCTION
ANNETTE & MARCEL DUHAIME
P.O BOX 82
VAWN, SK
S0M 2Z0
PH:306.397.2660
SAD SACKS WELDING & MACHINING
FOUNTAIN TIRE
11101 110TH STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 3S8
PH: 306.445.2323
FX: 306.445.3236
AFTER HRS:
STEWART MARTIN 306.937.7457
RYAN MARTIN 306.441.8098
591 110TH STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 2G4
PH: 306.445.3140
FX: 306.446.6120
J.J. LAMON
PETRO – CAN BULK FUEL
AMETHYST CLYDESDALES
P.O BOX 160
MARSDEN, SK
S0M 1P0
P.O BOX 426
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 2Y4
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ARROW TROPHIES & NUTEC EMBROIDERY
ALBERT DUHAIME
9809 THATCHER AVE
P.O BOX 1630
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 3W2
PH: 306.446.1588
FX: 306.446.1515
P.O BOX 307
PAYNTON, SK
S0M 2J0
BATTLE RIVER RANCH
CARST CONSTRUCTION
P.O BOX 9
MARSDEN, SK
S0M 1P0
P.O BOX 9
EDAM, SK
S0M 0V0
CAVALIER AGROW LTD.
MARTIN DETILLIEUX
MANAGER
P.O BOX 1108 MEOTA, SK, S0M 1X0
PH: 306.892 AGRO(2473)
FX: 306.892.2477
CELL: 306.441.6991
SELLERS OF LIQUID FERTILIZERS, CHEMICAL,
INOCULANTS & SEED
CLOVER BAR CARRIAGES
BOB & MARILYN RUTHVEN
#37 52550 RR 225
SHERWOOD PARK, AB, T8A 4S4
1.855.417.3375
WWW.CLOVERBARCARRIAGES.COM
[email protected]
DU WELL SERVICEING LTD.
P.O BOX 693
MAIDSTONE, SK
S0M 1M0
PH: 306.893.2799
FX: 306.893.2996
HAMES & HARNESS
HORSE CLUB
IN MEMORY
OF
ALLAN BEXSON
IN MEMORY
OF
ELEANOR SMITH
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INNOVATION CREDIT UNION
1202 102ND STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 2Y7
PH: 306.446.7000
NO CHARGE 1.866.446.7001
FX: 306.445.8667
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NACHTEGAELE
AG SERVICES
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PAYNTON & CUTKNIFE
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S9A 2Y7
306.445.4468
FX: 306.446.0146
SERVICE: 306.441.1136
KFC – THE RANCH HOUSE
KERANDA INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY LTD
1702 100TH STREET
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 0W8
P.O BOX 530
MAIDSTONE, SK
S0M 1M0
PH: 306.445.4408
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NACHTEGAELE
CENTURY
FARM
REUNION
ROBERT BLAIS
HOT SHOT SERVICES
LDL
SAWMILL
R.R #1
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SK
S9A 2X3
Runge Chiropractic Office
Dr. Rodney Runge
1662 100th Street
North Battleford, SK
SASKATCHEWAN
CLYDESDALE
ASSOCIATION
306.445.8322
BEST CLYDESDALE ON GROUNDS
Great Canadian Oil Change
502 Frontier Ways
North Battleford, SK
S9A 1B7
306.445.5599
Ken & Jocelyn
Tronsgard
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
MAJOR SPONSOR
B.A.T.C (Overall Sponsor)
PLATINUM SPONSORS
Battlefords & District Co-op (Major Attractions & Entertainment)
CIF (Sheep, Draft Horse, Light Horse, Miniature Horse)
Innovation Credit Union (4H, Light Horse, Mini Horse, Children’s Entertainment)
Norsask Farm Equipment (Overall Sponsor)
SAASE (Overall Sponsor)
Saskatchewan Lotteries (Overall Sponsor)
West Coast Amusements (Midway)
GOLD SPONSORS
G & C Asphalt (Demo Derby)
Collins Electric (Entertainment)
McDonald Metals (Light Horse, 4H Light
Horse)
North Battleford Power L.P (Children
Entertainment & All Horse Shows)
Tropical Inn (Attractions)
WPD Ambulance (Chariots & Chucks)
SILVER SPONSORS
Lakeland Veterinary Services (Chariots &
Chuckwagons)
Mark’s Work Wearhouse (Demo Derby)
Travelodge (Attractions)
Ultra Print (Fireworks)
West Central Pelleting (Chariots & Chucks)
Anderson Pumphouse (Light Horse, Major
Attractions)
Battlefords News Optimist (Demo Derby)
Freedom RV & Marine (Chariots &
Chucks)
Home Hardware Building Center – North
Battleford (Demo Derby)
BRONZE SPONSORS
Battlefords Animal Hospital (Draft Horse)
CIBC (Sheep Show)
Eagle Hill Farms (Sheep Show)
Elk Point Drilling (Sheep Show/Track)
Holm Clements Kwong Raiche Oberg
(Attractions)
K & K Glass (Demo Derby)
Napa Auto Parts (Draft Horse, Light Horse)
Pawlus Insurance (Draft Horse)
Tint Center of Saskatoon (Draft Horse)
Sky Tech Equipment (Draft Horse)
Super 8 Motel (Fireworks)
Swanson Gryba & Company (Attractions)
Unicon Pipeline (Draft Horse)
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FRIENDS OF THE FAIR
Access Communications
Arrow Trophies
Austin’s Saddlery
Battleford Furniture
Bannerman Photo
Battle River Treaty &
Health Center
Beland Hauling
Bee J’s Office Plus
Billy’s Plumbing &
Heating
Busted Knuckle Antique
Tractors
Canadian Tire
Charabin Seed Farms
Co-op Aquatic Center
Country Cuisine
Culligan
Cuts “R” Us
DC Dirtworks
Dawn Hornsby Massage
Don Jerry’s
Domino’s Pizza
Doug’s Paint Shoppe
Dr. Rodney Runge
Dwights Trenching
Dynasty Theaters
Fountain Tire
Great Canadian Oil
Change
Greg & Joanne Gubbe
Hein Financial
Hidden Meadows Ranch
Inspiration Boutique
J & J Air Conditioning
Ken & Jocelyn Tronsgard
Kerr’s Dry Cleaners
KFC – The Ranch House
Kitchen Zone
Koopman’s Auto Body
Kramer Ltd.
Magpie Outdoor
Advertising
McDonalds Restaurant
Milbankes Flowers
No Frills
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North Battleford Agencies
Norwest Engine Rebuilders
Nufloors
Nutter’s
Phoenix Security
River Wind Farms
Rowlands Family
Saskatchewan Clydesdale
Association
Saskatchewan Sheep
Development Board
Sound City AVU
Table Mountain
T & C Clydesdales
TLC Picture Framing
The Sewing Machine Store
Triple P Farms
Twin City Transmission
Tim Hortons
Van Houtte Coffee
Services
Wangler Electric
Zeke’s Jewellers
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