October 4-10, 2016
HORSE
SHOW
PRIZE LIST
Register online for a chance
to WIN a $500 Gift Card from
norfolkcountyfair.com
Deadline for entries: September 24, 2016 - 5:00pm
NORFOLK COUNTY FAIR
OFFICERS FOR 2016 - 176th YEAR
PRESIDENT
Alan Duthie .............................................................. 519-718-4422
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
Brian Kenney ........................................................... 519-770-8791
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
Aaron Culver ............................................................ 519-426-6777
MANAGER / TREASURER
George Araujo ............................................ 519-426-7280 Ext. 228
FINANCE MANAGER
Robin Keane............................................... 519-426-7280 Ext. 222
BOARD SECRETARY
Anna Maerz ................................................ 519-426-7280 Ext. 221
The Directors of the Norfolk County Fair wish to thank the following
generous donors of trophies, prizes, prize money, etc. which helps
to make a successful Fair.
Proctor & Gamble
Family of the late Clifford Hare
Imperial Oil Products
Equipment Centre of Simcoe
M.L. (Tory) Gregg Memorial Award
Family of late Perry Sowden
Family of late J.J. “Jimmy” Miller
Cobb & Jones, Barristers & Solicitors
Mike Depner
Cecil Crane Family
Robert Lee & Family
Woodsview Acres
Mike & Penny Bollert
Superior Propane Ltd.
Don MacPherson Sound Systems
Ontario Clydesdale Club
Bank of Montreal
TD Canada Trust
Laurel & Richard Sowden
Doug & Lorraine Hagan, Shawn & Tanneil Hagan
Steve Armstrong
Commercial Horse Association
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Tri-County Insurance Group
Ontario Belgian Horse Association
Scotiabank
Partner Automotive
Canadian Clydesdale Club
Ontario Percheron Club
The Family of John and Hazel Race
Townsend Mutual Insurance Co.
Model Farm - Culver Family
Edwards Veterinary Services
Norfolk Tractor Ltd.
Barron Family (Kettleby)
Linda & Percy McNabb
Flamboro Downs
Blacks Horse Supplements
Helen Waganaar & Keith Jones
Schira Trade Services
W. Michael Wiebe
Paul & Debbie Gibbons
Whitehorse Family Entertainment
Randy’s Automotive
Todd’s Bobcat Service & Mini Excavating
Pleasant Ridge Saddlery
Miles Produce
Master Mechanic
Douel Engineering Ltd.
Walker Farms
Boer Homes
Horse Creek Farms
Inner-Bay Draglines
Minor Bros
Aaron Martin Harness Ltd
Brubacher’s Harness Supplies & Tack Shop
Darryl Hagan Construction
Darlington Wiring & Plumbing
Twinholm Blanket Wash & Repair
Raymonda Douel
Sue & August Cloet, CLOET FARMS LTD
HGC Management Inc.
Simcoe Starter & Alternator
Slater Welding
Long Point Eco-Adventures
Black Creek Stables
Gale Salter
Omega Alpha
Myron Dudych Trucking
Redman Transportation
Ghost Hollow Farms
2016 EXECUTIVE
Left to Right: Percy McNabb, Past President, Alan Duthie, President, Brian Kenney,
1st Vice-President, Aaron Culver, 2nd Vice-President
Welcome to the 2016 edition of the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show. As
President, it is my honour to welcome you and extend my sincere gratitude for your
participation in the Norfolk County Fair.
This year marks the 176th anniversary of the Norfolk County Agricultural Society
– a milestone that we don’t take lightly. All across the province – and nation –
smaller fairs and ag societies are ceasing to operate for a number of reasons. We
consider ourselves extremely lucky to be able to put on this great event each year,
and that really is only possible with your support. It truly is overwhelming. With your
competitive entries into our fair, you will join over 14,000 others that choose to
exhibit or compete at the Fair because like you, they think it’s fun; it’s tradition; it’s
a great competition and for a host of other reasons.
When NCAS originally launched 176 years ago its purpose was to promote
agriculture and showcase new and exciting technologies, enhancements and
trends in farming. It was an opportunity for local area farmers to come together to
show off their work, talk and learn from other like-minded people and to connect
with one another in new ways. To this day, these things remain at the forefront of
what we do year after year at the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show and we’re
proud of that.
This year we’ve brought back the old favourites, Bandaloni, the famous one man
band; spectacular monster trucks, demo derbies, amazing food vendors and great
commercial exhibits and we hope you enjoy each of them. We’ve also created a
very exciting new Grandstand show, The 5 Counties Local Truck Pull which is sure
to be a great time on Tuesday night. This year the Board is putting a greater focus
on a major fundraiser for the society – our Truck Draw. Please, while you’re here,
make a point to pick up your tickets for a chance to win a BRAND NEW Chevrolet
Silverado. Fundraisers like this and our 50/50 draw are vital to our survival and
your participation is truly appreciated.
I hope you come back again and again over the seven days of the Fair, explore
every corner of our 46 acres and all 13 buildings. Discover all aspects of the great
annual tradition of the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show – we know you won’t
be disappointed!
Alan Duthie
NCAS President
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ADMISSIONS
All prices include HST
GENERAL ADMISSION (14 years of age & over)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday .......................................................... $11.00
Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday.................................................... $13.00
ADVANCE SALES
Must be purchased prior to opening day of Fair
Available at
(Simcoe, Delhi & Port Dover CASH AND
DEBIT ONLY) or the Fair Office (May purchase any amount of
advance daily admissions but they are non-refundable.) or on-line at
www.norfolkcountyfair.com.
DAILY .......................................................................................$10.00
7 DAY PASS (Good for 1 admission each day of Fair)............... $48.00
PAY ONE PRICE VOUCHER - RIDE ALL DAY, ANY ONE DAY........$28.00
CHILDREN – 6 to 13 years .............................................................. $6.00
CHILDREN – 5 years & under ............................................................. FREE
(Accompanied by a ticket holder)
SENIORS DAY (WEDNESDAY) ............................................................ $7.00
(Over 60 years of age)
FAMILY DAY (SUNDAY) .................................................................... $30.00
(One or two adults plus accompanying children 13 years of age & under)
“YOUNG CANADA DAY” – (TUESDAY)
All students under 18 years of age ...................................................... FREE
Elementary & Secondary Teachers of Norfolk County (Tuesday)
FREE ON PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL SIGNED PASS.
SINGLE CAR PARK ............................................................................ $8.00
(General Parking areas)
WEEKLY CAR PARK ......................................................................... $28.00
(General Parking areas)
SCHOOL VISITS
School Visit Registration Form required in advance –
Adults: $4.00 each
Students: $4.00 each
GROUP VISITS
Group Visit Registration Form required in advance –
Adults: $9.00 each (Except Wednesday when Seniors are $6.00)
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GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
(See also Special Division Rules)
1. All competitions listed in the prize lists are open to competitors of the world,
except where otherwise stated.
2. Each exhibitor must pay an Exhibitor’s Fee, except those entering
competition in the Junior Department.
3. The Exhibitor’s Fee is $5.00 per Year. The Exhibitor Fee entitles each
member to make as many entries as he or she may desire, subject to an
entry fee where required, or where entries are limited for that division.
THE OFFICE IS INSTRUCTED TO COLLECT ALL FEES WHEN ACCEPTING ENTRIES.
FAILURE TO FORWARD YOUR ENTRY FEES WILL MEAN YOUR ENTRY IS NOT
ACCEPTED. UNLESS ENTRY FEE IS DEDUCTED FROM SPECIFIC CLASSES.
4. Entries must be made to the Fair office, except where noted, on the
forms provided, as follows:
Horses - Closing date, 5 p.m., Saturday, September 24th, 2016.
5. Certificates of pedigree of all animals shown in purebred classes
duly registered in the recognized Standard Herd or Breed Book must
accompany animals exhibited and be made available WHEN REQUESTED
by an official.
6. Decision of Judge or Judges shall be final as to awarding of prizes, no
appeal will be considered.
7. Protests on any grounds must be made in writing on the same day in which
the protested action was taken and given to the Equine Canada Steward.
All protests must be accompanied by a deposit of $100.00 which will be
forfeited if the protest is not sustained.
8. No person shall be allowed to drive or ride recklessly on the grounds under
a penalty of immediate removal from the exhibition grounds. No person
shall be permitted to sit in aisles, block entrances, or, to enter the show ring,
except officials.
9. While the Directors will take every reasonable precaution to ensure the
safety of the articles and animals sent to the exhibition, the owners
themselves must take the risk of exhibition; and should an article or
animal be accidently injured, lost, damaged, destroyed or stolen, the
Directors will render all the assistance in their power towards its recovery.
THE SOCIETY WILL NOT MAKE ANY PAYMENT OF THE VALUE THEREOF.
10. The Norfolk County Agricultural Society reserves all rights to its grounds and
may restrict or prohibit admittance to the grounds to any person or group
of persons without giving reason of such action and further the Society
may refuse the privilege of exhibiting to any individual without disclosing
the reasons for such refusal and further, all members, exhibitors and others
must place animals, cars, trucks and exhibits as instructed by the officials
or remove same from the grounds.
11. All Horses shall be free of disease and accompanied by a certificate of
Health or Vaccination if applicable or be subject to Veterinarian Inspection.
ENTRIES
12. EXHIBITORS WILL PLEASE BE CAREFUL TO STATE THE DIVISON AND
CLASS IN WHICH THEY INTEND EACH HORSE TO COMPETE AND SIGN
THEIR NAMES. Entries must be made on the forms provided, which may be
requested from the Fair office or on our website www.norfolkcountyfair.com.
This rule also applies to Junior Fair exhibitors. The office is open on the
Fairgrounds through the year for information or completion of entries.
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13. PREMIUMS
In the event of rain or inclement weather so affecting the gate receipts, as
to leave the holding of the Fair a financial loss after the Government rain
insurance has been taken into account, the Society reserves the right to
pay all premiums, awards or purses at a rate of the dollar sufficient to make
good the loss. Prize winnings will be mailed out by the fair board office by
October 31st, 2016.
14. Where no entry fee is stated, 15% of prize winnings will be deducted.
15. Any person who shall use any contemptuous or abusive language to any
judge or officer, shall forfeit his/her right to any premiums to which he/she
might otherwise be entitled and shall be excluded from exhibition for one
year thereafter. Judges or Officers are particularly requested to immediately
report any breach of this rule.
All donated prizes offered at this Fair, if not competed for, shall become the
property of the Society.
JUDGES, ETC.
Judges are expected to report at the Fair office on the grounds at least
one-half hour before judging commences. They will make themselves known
to one of the office staff, who will introduce them to the Competition Chair
of the division and they will be supplied with the equipment and supplies
necessary for judging.
All Registration papers must be available prior to show time. Ineligible
animals and those not positively identified may NOT show
MISSION & VISION STATEMENTS
MISSION “The Norfolk County Agricultural Society is committed to the great
agricultural tradition of the annual fall fair and creating unique, educational
experiences in partnership with volunteers and our community.”
VISION “Norfolk County Agricultural Society will offer the premiere
entertainment facility in Norfolk County hosting and producing year-round
agricultural programs and special events.”
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NORFOLK COUNTY FAIR
HORSE SHOW
Is a Recognized Member Horse Show
governed by the National Rules of Canada
EQUINE CANADA
STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE
Equine Canada, supports adherence to humane treatment of horses in all
competitions under its jurisdiction.
Equine Canada is committed to:
·
Upholding the welfare of horses, regardless of value, as a primary
consideration in all activities.
·
Requiring that horses be treated with kindness, respect, and the
compassion that they deserve, and that they never be subjected to
mistreatment.
·
Ensuring that owners, trainers, exhibitors, and their agents use
responsible care in the handling, treatment and transportation of their
horses as well as horses placed in their care for any purpose.
·
Providing for the continuous well-being of horses by encouraging
routine inspection and consultation with health care professionals
and competition officials to achieve the highest possible standards of
nutrition, health, comfort, sanitation and safety as a matter of standard
operating procedure.
·
Continuing to support scientific studies on equine health and welfare.
·
Increasing education in training and horsemanship practices.
·
Requiring owners, trainers, and exhibitors to know and follow their
sanctioning organization’s rules and to work within industry regulations
in all equestrian competitions.
·
Reviewing, revising and developing competition rules and regulations
that protect the welfare of horses.
The standard by which conduct or treatment will be measured is that which a
reasonable person, informed and experienced in generally accepted equine
training and exhibition procedures, would determine to be neither cruel,
abusive or inhumane.
The Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show competition is a recognized
member competition of Equine Canada.
ANY EXHIBITOR WHO FAILS TO NAME HORSE
ENTERED WILL NOT RECEIVE CREDIT BY BREED
ASSOCIATION FOR POINTS OR PLACINGS.
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HORSE SHOW
Entry Deadline 2016
Entries for all events to be in the Fair Board Office, 172 South Drive,
Simcoe, on or before Saturday, September 24th, 2016 except where noted
for a particular division.
Unless an entry fee for the Division is stated 15% of prize winnings will be
deducted in lieu of an entry fee.
ALL FEES FOR ENTRY MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE
ENTRY FORM BY THE SOCIETY.
An Exhibitor’s Fee of $5.00 is required from all exhibitors competing in
Divisions.
Horses not entered at the horse show office prior to the start of a
competition will not be recognized on the field.
PASS POLICY FOR COMPETITIVE EXHIBITORS
TO QUALIFY EXHIBITOR FEES AND ALL ENTRY FEES MUST BE PAID.
IN 2016 COMPETITIVE EXHIBITORS WILL RECEIVE A ONE DAYPASS
TO THE FAIR.
LIVESTOCK & HORSE competitive exhibitors will be mailed their pass
when entry form and fees are received in the office.
As has always been the policy of the Fair, Livestock Truck, Driver and
1 passenger will be admitted to the Fair FREE. ALL others must have
a pass or pay. If anyone requires more passes, they must contact the
Competition Chair of their department and arrange it.
Where a premium per entry in a Class is shown, no premium will be paid to
entries placing for prize money. Proof of liability insurance for $1,000,000.00
must accompany entry.
NOTE:
A. No advance entry fee is charged. Entries close September 24th, 2016.
BUT
LATE ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER SEPTEMBER 24th, 2016. FOR THE
HORSE SHOW MAY BE MADE FOR A $25.00 LATE FEE IN ADDITION TO
THE REGULAR 15% DEDUCTED ENTRY FEE.
POSTMARK MUST INDICATE ENTRY MAILED IN SUFFICIENT TIME TO
REACH FAIR BOARD OFFICE BY CLOSING DATES.
and
In lieu of entry fee, 15% of prize winnings will be deducted and $5.00
Exhibitor Fee.
No animal shall be shown in any class or race if it has been administered
in any manner a forbidden substance. A forbidden substance is any
stimulant, depressant, tranquilizer or local anesthetic which might affect its
performance. Also prohibited, are any drugs, regardless of how harmless or
innocuous they might be, which by their very nature might mask or screen the
presence of a forbidden substance.
Regulations of the Various Breed Associations shall apply. Animals are
subject to examination by a licensed Veterinarian. Whether an animal is in
competition or not, refusal to submit to an examination or to co-operate with
the Veterinarian shall be reported to the Breed Association or governing body.
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STALLS (Straw not supplied):
All competitors requesting accommodation for horses will be charged as
follows:
Stall Fee (per day per horse, on show days)............................... $5.00
Lay Over Stall Fee (non show days)...... $25 total for 4 or more horses
............................................................... $20 total for 3 or less horses
Stalls must be requested on stall sheet but numbers not guaranteed,
depending on size of show and the fee will be deducted from prize winnings.
Exhibitors please check deduction of stalls at Horse Office during show.
STRAW:
CHARGE $5.00 PER BALE (request on stall sheet)
HOURS AVAILABLE FROM STORAGE ARE ON STALL SHEET
All entrants shall be attired in an outfit suitable to the class. Safety hats to
be worn properly fastened, when part of dress required. All types of head
gear shall be worn throughout each competition. Points may be deducted
for their loss.
All colts to be shown on halter and tied while on grounds. Team or pair and
single horses to be shown to a four-wheel vehicle unless otherwise stated.
Manageable stallions may compete in any class except that for lady drivers
and juniors. (See Equine Canada Rule Book, Chapter IV, Part I, Section 18.)
NOTE: The management insists that all events be run on time according to
program. All horses must report when called. Exhibitors are requested to
have their entries ready at the time stated. The management will accept
no responsibility for any exhibitor being late for their classes.
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INDEX
Division No. Title
Page No.
General Rules & Regulations ....................................... 3-7
Wednesday Horse Show Program .................................10
Thursday Horse Show Program .....................................11
Friday Horse Show Program ....................................... 12-13
Saturday Horse Show Program .....................................13
Sunday Horse Show Program .......................................14
Monday Horse Show Program .......................................15
1............ Hunter Horse Show ................................................... 16-17
2............ Jumper Horse Show .................................................. 18-19
3............ Shetland Pony ..............................................................20
4............ Hackney Horse .............................................................21
5............ Harness Ponies ......................................................... 22-23
6............ Hackney Pony ...............................................................24
7............ Roadster ......................................................................25
9............ Open Western Horse Show ........................................ 26-27
10........... Kids & Ponies Show......................................................28
11........... NBHA ...........................................................................29
12........... Registered Miniature Horses ...................................... 30-31
............. Heavy Horse Show .......................................................32
15........... Combined Heavy Horse Show ................................... 33-36
16........... Western Ont. Reg. Commercial Horse Show ............... 37-39
17........... Western Ont. Reg. Belgian Show ............................... 40-42
18........... Western Ont. Reg. Percheron Show ............................ 43-45
19........... Western Ont. Reg. Clydesdale Show .......................... 46-48
20........... Championship Team Horse Pull ....................................49
21........... Registered Haflinger Show ......................................... 50-52
2016 OTHER PRIZE LISTS AVAILABLE
Junior Fair
Livestock (Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Hogs, Poultry, Llamas)
General & Photography
All communications to:
Norfolk County Fair
172 South Drive, Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 1G6
1-519-426-7280
Extension Numbers
George Araujo, General Manager.............................................. Ext. 228
Anna Maerz, Fair Coordinator................................................... Ext. 221
Robin Keane, Finance Manager............................................... Ext. 222
Tom Bradstreet, Facilities & Operations Supervisor.................. Ext. 225
Wendy Brick, Publicity & Marketing Coordinator....................... Ext. 224
Jess Vanderschee, Administrative & Exhibits Coordinator......... Ext. 226
Leanne Bond, Manager Sponsorship Development.................. Ext. 234
Chantal Zorad, Special Events Manager................................... Ext. 231
Cheryl Mason, Receptionist..................................................... Ext. 227
Fax: 1-519-426-7286
e-mail: [email protected]
website: norfolkcountyfair.com
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HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5th , 2016
TIM HORTON RING HUNTERDivisionClass
9:00 am Starter Hunter Over Fences.................................. 1 1
Starter Hunter Over Fences.................................. 1 2
Starter Hunter Over Fences.................................. 1 3
Starter Hunter Under Saddle................................ 1 4
Low Working Hunter Over Fences ......................... 1 5
Low Working Hunter Over Fences ......................... 1 6
Low Working Hunter Over Fences ......................... 1 7
Low Working Hunter Under Saddle ...................... 1 8
Road Hack .......................................................... 1 9
Show Hack .......................................................... 1 10
English Pleasure Horse ........................................ 1 11
Open Working Hunter Over Fences........................ 1 12
Open Working Hunter Over Fences ....................... 1 13
Open Working Hunter Stake ................................. 1 14
Open Working Hunter Under Saddle .................... 1 15
TRACK
9:30 am Commercial - brood mares................................... 16
Commercial - foal of current year......................... 16
Commercial - yearling filly or gelding.................... 16
Commercial - 2 year old filly or gelding ............... 16
COMMERCIAL JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE
COMMERCIAL - 3 year old filly or gelding............. 16
COMMERCIAL - 4 year old filly or gelding (light type)16
COMMERCIAL - 4 year old filly or gelding (heavy type)16
COMMERCIAL SENIOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE
COMMERCIAL GRAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE
COMMERCIAL - Junior Showmanship.................... 16
COMMERCIAL - Small Fry Showmanship.............. 16
30 minute break
COMMERCIAL - single in harness, light type......... 16
COMMERCIAL - single in harness, heavy type....... 16
COMMERCIAL - tandem hitch............................... 16
30 minute break
COMMERCIAL- Light Team.................................... 16
COMMERCIAL Lady Driver..................................... 16
COMMERCIAL - Driver Special.............................. 16
COMMERCIAL – Heavy Team................................. 16
COMMERCIAL - Junior Driver................................ 16
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HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th , 2016
TIM HORTON RING
JUMPERS...................................... DivisionClass
9:00 am Training Jumper ................................................... 2 1
Training Jumper ................................................... 2 2
Training Jumper ................................................... 2 3
Schooling Jumper ............................................... 2 4
Schooling Jumper................................................. 2 5
Schooling Jumper................................................. 2 6
$2000.00 “Clifford G. Hare Memorial”
Modified Grand Prix ....................................... 2 7
TRACK
10 am
COMMERCIAL – 3 abreast.................................... 16
COMMERCIAL - unicorn hitch............................... 16
COMMERCIAL - Four Horse Hitch.......................... 16
COMMERCIAL - six horse hitch............................. 16
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HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th , 2016
FIELD 1 Division Class
9:00 am BELGIANS BREEDING CLASSES ....................... 17 1-15
BELGIAN - Junior Showmanship........................ 17 16 & 17
BELGIAN - Small Fry Showmanship................... 17 18
PERCHERONS - Breeding Classes .................... 18 1-13
PERCHERONS - Junior Showmanship................ 18 14 & 15
PERCHERON - Small Fry Showmanship............. 18 16
CLYDESDALE- Breeding Classes........................ 19 1-15
CLYDESDALE - Junior Showmanship.................. 19 16 & 17
CLYDESDALE - Small Fry Showmanship............. 19 18
FISKE – Ultimate Supreme................................ 15 14
12:30 pm4 Horse Hitch of Registered Mares.................... 15
PERCHERON - Heavy Team................................ 18
BELGIAN– Heavy Team.......................................
17
CLYDESDALE – Heavy Team .............................. 19
PERCHERON - Unicorn...................................... 18
BELGIAN – Unicorn............................................ 17
CLYDESDALE - Unicorn ..................................... 19
CHAMPION UNICORN........................................ 15
Combined Team of Registered Mares................ 15
COMBINED JUNIOR DRIVER CART...................... 15
Combined Lady Driver Cart – Skills....................
15
4
19
21
21
20
22
22
11
12
10
13
TIM HORTON RING
5:00-6:00 pm Warm up Barrels
6:00-8:00 pm NBHA Barrels
TRACK
9:30 am
Shetland Mare.................................................. 3
Hackney Horse.................................................. 4
Hackney Pony - 2 & under................................ 6
Shetland Stallion/Gelding................................. 3
Hackney Pony - 3 & over................................... 6
Fine Harness Pony - Junior Showman................ 5
Kids & Ponies- Junior Showman........................ 10
1
1
1
2
2
5
1
Roadster 15.2 & under..................................... 7
Hackney Horse.................................................. 4
Kids & Ponies – Under Saddle.......................... 10
Roadster over 15.2........................................... 7
Hackney Horse – Lady to Drive.......................... 4
Shetland Pony – single...................................... 3
Roadster – single Mare..................................... 7
Hackney Pony – single....................................... 6
Kids & Ponies – single in harness..................... 10
Roadster Miller Wagon Stake............................. 7
Harness Pony – single....................................... 5
Shetland Stake................................................. 3
Roadster Bike 15.2 & under............................. 7
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1
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7
Break
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Hackney Horse Stake........................................ 4
Harness Pony Stake.......................................... 5
Roadster Bike over 15.2................................... 7
Harness Pony Lady Driver Scotia Bank Challenge...................................... 5
Roadster Bike Stake.......................................... 7
Hackney Pony Stake.......................................... 6
Harness Pony – Junior Driver............................. 5
Roadster Lady Driver......................................... 7
Roadster Pair.................................................... 7
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HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th , 2016
TIM HORTON RINGDivisionClass
9:00 am HEAVY HORSE
- combined open english riding................... 157
- combined open western riding.................. 156
Draft Horse - barrel race ................................. 158
10:00 amCombined Junior cart horse obstacle................ 159
TRACK
9:00 a m…….Invitation Only “Norfolk County Fair Ultimate Cowboy Invitational”
(Sponsored by Myron Dudych Trucking, Redman Transportation
& Paul Gibbons & Family)
2 pairs of cowboy boots have been generously donated
by Ghost Hollow Farms
FIELD
12:00 pmCOMBINED six horse hitch ............................... 151
PERCHERON – 4 horse hitch............................. 1821
BELGIAN – 4 horse hitch................................... 17 23
CLYDESDALE - 4 horse hitch............................. 1923
PERCHERON - Light team ................................. 1818
BELGIAN – Light team.......................................
17 20
CLYDESDALE – Light team................................. 1920
PERCHERON – youth team................................. 1822
COMBINED – Combined youth team ................. 152
COMBINED – lady driver team...........................
15
5
COMBINED – 4 horse abreast...........................
15
3
CLYDESDALE – single........................................
19 19
PERCHERON – single.........................................
18 17
BELGIAN – single..............................................
17 19
TIM HORTON RING
Noon to 1:00 pm NBHA Warm up
1:00 pm
NBHA Show
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HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th , 2016
TIM HORTON RING WESTERN CLASSESDivisionClass
9:00 am Youth Showmanship............................................. 9 1
Open Showmanship............................................. 9 2
Leadline (8 years & under).................................. 9 3
Youth Barrels........................................................ 9 4
Masters 40 & Over Barrels................................... 9 5
Open Barrel Race................................................. 9 6
Youth Hunter Under Saddle.................................. 9 7
Open Hunter Under Saddle.................................. 9 8
Open Texas Speed & Action................................. 9
9
Youth Hunt Seat Equitation.................................. 9 10
Open Hunt Seat Equitation................................... 9 11
Walk Jog 12 & under pleasure (Eng/Wes)............ 9 12
Walk Jog 13 & over pleasure (Eng/Wes).............. 9 13
Walk Jog 13 & Over Horsemanship,
all ages (Eng/Wes).............................................. 9 14
Youth Trail ........................................................... 9 15
Open Trail ............................................................ 9 16
Walk Jog Trail, All ages.......................................... 9 17
Youth Pole Bending.............................................. 9 18
Open Pole Bending ............................................. 9 19
Youth Western Pleasure ....................................... 9 20
Masters 40 & Over Western Pleasure .................. 9 21
Youth Stake ......................................................... 9 22
Open Stake ......................................................... 9 23
Open Western Pleasure........................................ 9 24
Jr. Western Pleasure (horse 5 years & under)....... 9 25
Youth Dash for Cash ........................................... 9 26
Open Dash for Cash ............................................ 9 27
Youth Horsemanship............................................ 9 28
Open Horsemanship ........................................... 9 29
FIELD
9:30 am MINIATURE - Jr. Showmanship under 12, A & B ... 12 1
MINIATURE - Youth Showmanship 12-17, A & B .. 12 2
MINIATURE - breeding classes.............................. 12 3-13
MINIATURE - multi colour, A & B........................... 12 14
MINIATURE - solid colour, A & B........................... 12 15
Break
MINIATURE - Open Jumper over fences, A & B ..... 12 16
MINIATURE - Junior Halter Obstacles 15 & under. 12
17
MINIATURE - Senior Halter Obstacles, 16 & over .12 18
MINIATURE – Open Obstacle Driving..................... 12 19
MINIATURE - Junior pleasure driving, A & B ......... 12 20
MINIATURE – Senior Obstacle Driving................... 12 21
TRACK
10:30 amLIGHT HORSE PULL.............................................. 20 1
12:30 pmHEAVY HORSE PULL............................................. 20 2
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HORSE SHOW
PROGRAM
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th , 2016
INFIELD Division Class
8:30 am HAFLINGERS - breeding classes .......................... 21 1-8
HAFLINGERS - Small Fry Showmanship................ 21 9
HAFLINGERS - Jr. Showmanship .......................... 21 10
HAFLINGERS - walk/jog ...................................... 21 11
HAFLINGERS – Mystery Event............................... 21 12
Break
HAFLINGERS - single in draft harness ................. 21 13
HAFLINGERS - single in light harness................... 21 14
HAFLINGERS - Cart driver competition ................. 21 15
HAFLINGERS - junior driver................................... 21 16
HAFLINGERS - Novice driver................................. 21 17
HAFLINGERS – Jack Benny .................................. 21 18
HAFLINGERS – Team of Canadian Reg.Mares....... 21 19
TEAM IN HARNESS - pleasure or draft.................. 21 20
HAFLINGERS - unicorn hitch ................................ 21 21
HAFLINGERS - four horse hitch ........................... 21 22
HAFLINGERS – six horse hitch.............................. 21 23
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DIVISION 1 - HUNTER SHOW
EQUINE CANADA SILVER LEVEL
COMPETITION
Equine Canada Rules Apply
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 2016 - 9:00 a.m.
SEE PAGE 10 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
Donation 8 bottles of Sinew - X
Entries will be done online at www.showmate.net
Competition Chairperson: Roy Fish
Steward: Sanie Mordue
Judge: Sharon MacBay
Course Designer: Sue Fish, Silverhill, ON
Horse Show Secretary: Lisa Mitchell
Please be reminded that the temporary sport license and temporary
horse registration are only good for this event and are not permanent.
Forfeiture of entry fees only upon veterinarians certificate.
All exhibitors in the Hunter Horse Show must have a current O.E.F. & E/C
Membership plus Horse Passport or pay Membership at the Fair.
DRUG TESTING: Any horse entered in any class may be selected for Equine
Medication testing while at the show.
$7.00 drug fee mandatory.
POST ENTRIES OR ADDITIONAL ENTRIES ACCEPTED WITH ADDITIONAL
$20.00 LATE FEE.
WARMUP $5.00 A TICKET PER ROUND - not judged - 8 to 9 a.m.
Competition numbers must be visible at all times.
BRUBACHER’S HARNESS SUPPLIES & TACK SHOP of Wallenstein, ON
has generously donated a prize for the Champion of each division.
CLASS
1. Starter Hunter
over fences to 2’6”
Entry Fee
$40 for Classes 1-4
1st2nd3rd4th5th
$35 $22 $15 $10 $10
2. Starter Hunter
over fences to 2’6”
$35$22$15$10$10
3. Starter Hunter
over fences to 2’6”
$35$22$15$10$10
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CLASS
Entry Fee
4. Starter Hunter
Under Saddle
1st2nd3rd4th5th
$35$22$15$10$10
Class 4 - Prize Money for Starter Hunter Sponsored by BOER HOMES.
5. Low Working Hunter
over fences to 2’9”
$55 for
Classes 5-8
6. Low Working Hunter
over fences to 2’9”
$35$25$15$10$10
7. Low Working Hunter Stake
over fences to 2’9”
$150$125$65 $45 $30
$35 $25 $15 $10 $10
Class 7 – Prize money generously donated by WALKER FARMS, Simcoe
CLASS
Entry Fee
8. Low Working Hunter
under saddle
1st2nd3rd4th5th
$35$25$15$10$10
Class 8 - Prize Money donated by BOER HOMES.
Low Working Hunters
SIMCOE STARTER & ALTERNATOR generously donated $200.00
toward prize money.
CLASS
Entry Fee 1st2nd3rd4th5th 6th
9. Road Hack
$10 $30 $20 $15 $12 $10
10. Show Hack
$10 $30 $20 $15 $12 $10
11.English Pleasure $10
$30$20 $15$12 $10
12. Open Working
$55
Hunter over
for
fences to 3’3” Classes 12-15 $45 $35 $25 $20 $14
13. Open Working
Hunter over
fences to 3’3”
$45 $35 $25 $20 $14
14. Open Working
Hunter Stake to 3’6”
$150 $125 $85 $65 $45 $30
NORFOLK TRACTOR LTD., Simcoe (Your local Kubota Dealer) have
generously sponsored the $500 prize money for Open Working Hunter
Stake.
15. Open Working
Hunter under Saddle
$45 $35 $25 $20 $14
Prize Money donated by BOER HOMES.
16. IMPERIAL OIL (Nanticoke Refinery) Award
Overall Winner - Hunter Horse Show.
An award will be given for retention to the winner.
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DIVISION 2 – JUMPER SHOW
EQUINE CANADA SILVER LEVEL
COMPETITION
Equine Canada Rules Apply
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 2016 - 9:00 a.m.
SEE PAGE 11 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
Donation 8 bottles of Sinew - X
Entries will be done online at www.showmate.net
POST ENTRIES OR ADDITIONAL ENTRIES ACCEPTED WITH ADDITIONAL
$20.00 LATE FEE.
$7.00 drug fee mandatory.
DRUG TESTING: Any horse entered in any class may be selected for Equine
Medication testing while at the show.
Competition Chairperson: Roy Fish
Steward: Sanie Mordue
Judge: Sharon MacBay
Course Designer: Sue Fish, Silverhill, ON
Horse Show Secretary: Lisa Mitchell
Please be reminded that the temporary sport license and temporary
horse registration are only good for this event and are not permanent.
Forfeiture of entry fees only upon veterinarians certificate.
All exhibitors in the Jumper Horse Show must have a current O.E.F. & EC
Memberships plus Horse Passport or pay at the Fair.
Competition numbers must be visible at all times.
TWINHOLM BLANKET WASH & REPAIR (905) 876-9142 generously
donated a cooler for the High Point Champion of the day.
BRUBACHER’S HARNESS SUPPLIES & TACK SHOP of Wallenstein, ON
has generously donated a prize for the Champion of each division.
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th5th
1. Training Jumper Class
$25 $20 $15 $15 $15
Jumps to .90 m
Immediate Jumpoff.
Entry fee: $15.00
2. Training Jumper Class
$25 $20 $15 $15 $15
Jumps to .90 m
Immediate Jumpoff.
Entry fee: $15.00
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CLASS1st2nd3rd4th5th
3. Training Jumper
$25$20$15$15$15
Jumps to .90 m
Immediate Jumpoff.
Entry fee: $15.00
4. Schooling Jumper
$50$40$30$20$15
Maximum height 1.0m
1st round.
Immediate Jumpoff.
Entry fee: $15.00
5. Schooling Jumper
$50$40$30$20$15
Maximum height 1.0m
Immediate Jumpoff
Entry fee: $15.00
6. Schooling Jumper
$50$40$30$20$15
Maximum height 1.0m
Immediate Jumpoff
Entry fee: $15.00
Schooling Jumper
Prize money of $500 generously donated by
DARLINGTON WIRING & PLUMBING, Delhi, ON
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th
7. $2000.00 - TOTAL $800$400$250$200$150$100$100
“Clifford G. Hare Memorial”
Modified Grand Prix - open to
Preliminary, Intermediate & Owner
Jumpers. Generously sponsored by
Late Dr. John & Justine Hare, Waterford,
& Norfolk County Fair Board
Jumps to 1.10m
Entry fee: $50.00
Scott Darlington
R.R.1 DELHI, ONTARIO / N4B 2W4
Phone: 519-875-2571 • Fax: 519-875-2512
[email protected]
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SHETLAND PONY
46” and Under
FRIDAY OCTOBER 7th, 2016 - 9:00 A.M.
SEE PAGE 12 FOR RUNNING ORDER OR SHOW.
DIVISION 3
Prize money generously donated by Gale Salter
Committee Chairperson: Vicki Cork
Judge: Glen Downey, Madoc, ON
Entry Fee 15% of Prize Winnings
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th
Breeding Classes
1. Mare, any age ................................................ $30$25$20$15
2. Stallion or gelding, any age ............................ $30$25$20$15
Stallions may compete in the following classes.
Performance classes (registered)
1st2nd3rd4th
3. Single-in-harness, shown to
suitable vehicle .............................................. $40$35$30$25
($10 each other entry)
4. STAKE CLASS, shown to a suitable
vehicle. To be judged 40% on conformation,
60% on performance, presence, quality &
manners. Entry must have been entered,
shown & judged in one other single
performance portion of this class.
Ponies will be asked to rein back.................... $75$65$50$40
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HACKNEY HORSE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 2016 - 9:00 A.M.
SEE PAGE 12 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 4
Prize money generously donated by Gale Salter
If there are not three or more entries shown in Hackney Horse Division
4, Class 1 to 4 the exhibitor will be paid $60.00 per display to a limit of
2 displays for the day.
Committee Chairperson: Vicki Cork
Judge: Glen Downey, Madoc, ON
Entry Fee 15% of Prize Winnings
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th
1. Open Line Class ............................................. $40$35$30$25
($15 each other entry)
2. Open Single in Harness................................... $40$35$30$25
($15 each other entry)
3. Stake, single to a suitable vehicle.
Pace, action and conformation each to
count for 331/3%; 5 entries to fill class............. $75$65$50$40
($20 each other entry)
4. Amateur Lady to Drive, Single ........................ $50$45$40$35
($15 each other entry)
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HARNESS PONIES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 2016 – 9:00 a.m.
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 5
Competition Chairperson: Vicki Cork
Judge: Glen Downey, Madoc, ON
Long mane and tail.
Note: Stallions may compete in this division.
Entry Fee 15% of Prize Winnings
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th
1. Single, to a suitable vehicle............................. $40$35$30$25
2. Stake Class, Single Pony to a suitable vehicle. To be
judged 40% on conformation, 60% on .performance,
.presence, quality and manners. Entry must have been
entered, .shown and judged in one other single
performance portion of this class ................... $75$65$50$40
3. Open Lady Driver - Scotia Bank Challenge
.Open to Shetland Pony, Hackney Horse & Harness Ponies
Prize money: 1st - $55 2nd - $45 3rd - $40 4th - $35
$15 each other entry
The winner will be awarded THE SCOTIABANK AWARD generously
donated by SCOTIABANK, Simcoe Branch. The winner will receive an
award for retention. Management reserves the right to eliminate the
figure eight if they feel it is necessary to do so and it will be announced
on day of show. Drivers must be over 18 years of age.
4. JUNIOR DRIVER - Open to Shetland Pony, Hackney Horse & Harness
Ponies
To be shown to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle. To have long mane and tail
or with a braided mane or the appearance of a braided mane (artificial
braids accepted) and a short or docked tail or the appearance of a
short docked tail. To be judged on manners, quality and performance of
the animal and driver’s ability; 50% for the driver’s ability and 50% for
the suitability of the animal. Headers are permitted, but not to handle
the pony. Exhibitor or a member of his/her immediate family must be a
member of the Canadian Hackney Society.
Prize Money................................................ $35 $25 $20 $15
($5 to each other entry)
P. rize money generously donated by EDWARDS VETERINARY SERVICES,
Tillsonburg, ON.
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5. JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP - Open to Shetland Pony, Hackney Horse &
Harness Ponies
.To be shown in a suitable line bridle. To have long mane and tail or
with a braided mane or the appearance of a braided mane (artificial
braids accepted) and a short or docked tail or the appearance of a
short docked tail. To be shown at the walk and/or trot both ways of the
ring. It is preferred that the exhibitor keep the pony or horse between
themselves and the boards while walking or trotting. In the line up the
exhibitor is to keep the pony or horse between themselves and the
judges at all times. It is preferred that the Junior Exhibitor keep two
hands on the lines while walking or trotting the horse or pony. Use of
crop or whip is preferred as is wearing gloves. To be judged on manners,
quality and performance of the animal and handler’s ability; 75% for
the exhibitor’s ability and 25% for the overall presentation of the entry.
Suitable exhibitor attire includes: dress shirt, dress pants and dark
coloured shoes, gentlemen should wear a tie. Tailers are NOT permitted
in this class.
Prize Money................................................ $35 $25 $20 $15
($5 to each other entry)
P. rize money generously donated by EDWARDS VETERINARY SERVICES,
Tillsonburg, ON.
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HACKNEY PONY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 2016 - 9:00 a.m.
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 6
Competition Chairperson: Vicki Cork
Judge: Glen Downey, Madoc, ON
Entry Fee 15% of Prize Winnings
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th
1. Yearling and 2 year old in hand ...................... $25$20$15$10
2. Three year olds and over in hand .................... $25$20$15$ 10
3. Single in harness, ......................................... $40$35$25$20
4. Stake Class - Open, to be judged
40% on conformation & 60%
on performance and manners ........................ $55$45$40$35
OPEN LADY DRIVER
JUNIOR DRIVER
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
Division 5
Division 5
Division 5
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Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
ROADSTER
FRIDAY OCTOBER 7th, 2016 – 10:00 A.M.
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 7
Competition Chairperson: Vicki Cork.
Committee Chairperson: Vince Nyitray
Committee: Bonnie Meredith
Judge: Glen Downey, Madoc, ON
Entry Fee 15% of Prize Winnings
To show in this division a horse shall have been shown in class 1, 2 or 3.
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th
1. Single Roadster, 15.2 and under .................... $45$40$35$30
2. Single Roadster, over 15.2 ............................. $45$40$35$30
3. Single Roadster, mare .................................... $45$40$35$30
Prize Money Generously Sponsored by BOER HOMES.
4. Pair Roadsters, open ...................................... $55$50$45$35
Prize Money Generously Sponsored by BOER HOMES.
5. The M.L. (Tory) Gregg Bike Stake,
driver must wear stable colours,
cap and jacket to match................................. $100$90$80$70
.The M.L. (TORY) GREGG MEMORIAL AWARD shall be awarded to the
winner, who shall receive an award for retention.
F. LAMBORO DOWNS will donate $200 prize money to this class and
a prize to the winner.
6. The J.J. “Jimmy” Miller Wagon Stake,
driver must wear stable colours,
cap and jacket to match.................................. $100$90$80$70
.The J.J. “JIMMY” MILLER MEMORIAL AWARD donated by his family will
be awarded to the winner, who shall receive an award for retention.
7. Bike Class – single, 15.2 and under to be
shown hitched to a bike at jog trot and at speed.
Driver must wear stable colours, cap and jacket
to match. To be judged on performance, speed,
quality and manners. ...................................... $45 $40 $35 $30
8. Bike Class – single, over 15.2
(see Class 7 above)........................................ $45$40$35$30
9. Lady Driver - Roadsters
Drivers name to be stated on Entry Form......... $45$40$35$30
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NORFOLK COUNTY FAIR
OPEN WESTERN
HORSE SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 2016 - 9:00 A.M.
SEE PAGE 14 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 9
Committee Chairperson: Vicki Cork
Competition Chairperson: Sarah Cookson
Judge: Brenda Thompson, Waterloo ON
Ring Steward: Debra De Bock
Timer: David Christie
POST ENTRY SHOW - PLEASE DO NOT SEND IN YOUR ENTRIES TO THE NCF
OFFICE PRIOR TO THIS SHOW. ENTRIES ARE TO BE MADE THE DAY OF THIS
SHOW!!
This show will be a CASH IN-CASH OUT show. Exhibitors must pay by cash,
no cheques and the payback will be given out the same day of the show.
All entries must be paid in full to the entry booth before competing.
Exhibitor must purchase Norfolk County Fair Exhibitor fee which is
applied on the entry form.
Entries must be made at LEAST TWO CLASSES PRIOR TO THE ONE
ENTERING as the staff needs an appropriate amount of time to be able
to have paybacks ready for each class.
NO REFUNDS for scratched classes.
HELMETS: In timed events, all youth 18 years and under are required
to wear helmets. In performance events, all youth 18 years and under,
helmets are optional but strongly recommended. Any rider, who chooses
to wear a helmet in any other event, will not be discriminated against.
WESTERN HORSE ASSOCIATION RULES WILL APPLY TO THE SHOW
management/judge has the right to change a particular class entry
requirement if it helps more exhibitors get involved and try something
new. For example, Walk Jog Trail, All ages can be altered upon show
management and judge’s discretion.
* As always, there will be Heavy Horse activity on the track with the Horse
Pulls, so please use caution when exhibiting your horse.
Prize Money:
All of the entry fee for class 1 to 29, except 3 Lead-Line and class 12 WalkJog 12 & under, plus $50 per class added by Norfolk County Fair and its
sponsors will be put in the jackpot payout. More entries per class means
more payout per class.
Payout for all classes except class 3 and 12 as follows:
1st 35%
2nd 30%
3rd 20%
4th 10%
5th 5%
No entry fee or payback for class 3 and 12 except NCF Exhibitor fee will be
charged.
Class 12 or 13, 14 and 17
Class 25 Jr. Western Pleasure is open to all horses 5 years & under only
LINDA & PERCY MCNABB have generously donated an award for the winners
of Youth Showmanship, Open Showmanship and Lead – line.
PLEASANT RIDGE SADDLERY have generously donated a gift for the entries
of class 3 Lead-Line and class 12 Walk-Jog 12 & under.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE have generously donated an award for the winner
of the Open Barrels.
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Entry Fees
Open - $5.00 per class
Youth - $3.00 per class
Office Fees: $5.00 per horse/exhibitor combination
Norfolk County Fair Exhibitor Fee: $5.00
Pattern Book $2.00
Laminated Numbers available: $5.00 a pair if exhibitor does not supply their
own. Refund available as long as numbers are returned to the entry booth at
the end of the show providing numbers are still in good condition.
Norfolk County Fair Open Western Horse Show
Class List
October 9, 2016
*****Start Time: 9 am sharp*****
(This class list is the order in which the classes will be run)
CLASS
1. Youth Showmanship
2. Open Showmanship
3. Lead-Line (8 years & under)
4. Youth Barrels
5. Masters 40 & Over Barrels
6. Open Barrel Race
10 minute warm-up/break *Warm up for Hunter Under Saddle/Western
Pleasure horses only
7. Youth Hunter Under Saddle
8. Open Hunter Under Saddle
9. Open Texas Speed & action
10. Youth Hunt Seat Equitation
11. Open Hunt Seat Equitation
12. Walk Jog 12 & Under Pleasure (Eng/Wes)
13. Walk Jog 13 & Over Pleasure (Eng/Wes)
14. Walk - Jog 13 & Over Horsemanship, All Ages (Eng/Wes)
30 minute lunch break (setup for trail) *Warm up for all horses
15. Youth Trail
16. Open Trail
17. Walk-Jog Trail, All ages
*After trail, 10 minute break to clear trail/set poles. *Warm up for Games
horses only
18. Youth Pole Bending
19. Open Pole Bending
20. Youth Western Pleasure
21. Masters 40 & Over Western Pleasure
22. Youth Stake
23. Open Stake
24. Open Western Pleasure
25. Junior Western Pleasure (horse 5 years & under)
26. Youth Dash for Cash
27. Open Dash for Cash
28. Youth Horsemanship
29. Open Horsemanship
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KIDS & PONIES SHOW
DIVISION 10
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 2016
Open to any breed of equine under 14.2 hh.
JUNIOR EXHIBITORS ONLY. 18 years & under as of January 1st.
SEE PAGE 12 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW
A prize for each participant in this division generously donated by VICKI
CORK.
Ribbons to 6th place
Judge: Glen Downey, Madoc, ON
No Entry Fee but must pay $5.00 fair fee and sign waiver on entry form.
Class
1. Junior Showmanship
Ponies to be shown in either English bridle, line bridle or western show
halter with a chain. It is preferred that the handler keep two hands on
the reins/lead while walking or trotting their pony/horse. To be judged
75% on the handlers’ ability to present the pony/horse, 20% on the
pony/horses temperament and willingness to respond & 5% to overall
impression. Suitable attire required.
2. Junior Rider – HELMETS MANDATORY
To be shown in either English or western tack. Entries will be asked
to walk & trot/jog. At the judge’s discretion, individual work may be
required. Pony/horse must stand quietly & rein back when asked. To be
judged 50% on rider ability & 30% on the pony/horses temperament
and willingness to respond. 20% on overall impression.
3. Junior Driver
To be shown to a suitable 2 or 4 wheeled vehicle. Fine, pleasure or draft
harness acceptable. Must show both ways of the ring at the walk &
regular trot, stand quietly & back when asked. To be judged on manners
& performance of the pony & drivers ability. 50% driver, 50% pony.
Headers are permitted but may not handle the pony.
4. Costume Class
In this fun class, ponies/horse can be shown under saddle with or
without a header or simply on a lead line. The “Costume Theme” is
to include both pony/horse and rider/handler. To be judged 75%
on overall costume, presentation and originality. 15% on the rider’s/
handlers ability to present the animal, 10% on the pony/horse
temperament and willingness to respond to the handler/rider.
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NORFOLK COUNTY FAIR OPEN
SPEED SHOW 2016
NATIONAL BARREL HORSE
ASSOCIATION SANCTIONED
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 2016
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 11
Entries to be mailed or emailed to, Shelby McEachern, 9035 Erin East
Garafaxa Townline, Orton, ON L0N 1N0. Email: [email protected]
Entry forms available on the NBHA website and NCF website at www.
norfolkcountyfair.com
$5.00 Exhibitor fee must be paid by all competitors
$5.00 Office Fee must be paid by all competitors
Prize Money for the NBHA Speed Show Generously Provided by
Slater Welding, Superior Propane & Long Point Eco Adventure.
START TIME:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 2016 AT 5 PM TO 8 PM
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 2016 NOON TO 8 PM
Exhibitions to be run from 5-6 pm Friday, 12-1 Saturday - $5.00 per run, pay
at the gate. All Youth who compete MUST wear a helmet in ALL classes and
at all times while on horseback. Youth age is 18 yrs and under.
Class Name:
Friday 5:00 - 6:00 pm............................... Warm up - $5.00 per horse
Friday 6:00 - 8:00 pm............................... Barrels - $100.00 Added
Saturday Noon - 1:00 pm.......................... Warm up - $5.00 per horse
Saturday 1:00 pm.....................................
Pee Wee Barrels
Open Barrels $500.00 Added
NBHA Senior 3-D Barrels
Open Youth Barrels $100.00 Added
Open Pole Bending $100.00 Added
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REGISTERED MINIATURE HORSES
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 2016 9:30 a.m.
SEE PAGE 14 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 12
ENTRIES CLOSE September 24th, 2016.
NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER September 24th, 2016.
POSTMARK MUST INDICATE ENTRY MAILED IN SUFFICIENT TIME TO
REACH FAIR BOARD OFFICE BY CLOSING DATE.
Competition Chairperson: Vince Nyitray
Committee: Bonnie Meredith, Madison Nyitray, Darryl Evans
Judge: Lindy Hallman, Mount Forest, ON
Entry Fee – 15% of Prize Winnings
Registered Miniature Horses Only. CLASS A: No miniature shall exceed 34
inches in height. Weanlings must not exceed 30 inches. Yearlings must not
exceed 32 inches. Two year olds must not exceed 33 inches. Mature horses
must not exceed 34 inches. CLASS B: For miniatures over 34 inches and
under 38 inches. The show age of the horse is determined from January
1 preceding its birthday. All horses may be measured prior to the show, at
random, if in question by the directors, standing square on a flat level surface
in a public area.
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th5th
1. Jr. Showmanship, under 12, A & B........... $17$15$13$11 $9
LINDA & PERCY MCNABB has generously donated an award to the 1st
place winner of this class.
2. Youth Showmanship, 12-17, A & B.......... $17$15$13$11 $9
LINDA & PERCY MCNABB has generously donated an award to the 1st
place winner of this class.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Weanling - Fillies & Colts, A & B.............. $20$17$15$13$10
Yearling Mare, A & B .............................. $20$17$15$13$10
2 Year Old Mare, A & B............................ $20$17$15$13$10
Senior Mare, A......................................... $20$17$15$13$10
Senior Mare, B........................................ $20$17$15$13$10
CHAMPION & RESERVE MARE ROSETTES
Yearling Stallion, A & B............................ $20$17$15$13$10
2 Year Old Stallion, A & B........................ $20$17$15$13$10
Senior Stallion, A..................................... $20$17$15$13$10
Senior Stallion, B..................................... $20$17$15$13$10
CHAMPION & RESERVE STALLION ROSETTES
Gelding, A................................................ $20$17$15$13$10
Gelding, B............................................... $20$17$15$13$10
CHAMPION & RESERVE GELDING ROSETTES
SUPREME HALTER HORSE
(GRAND CHAMPION STALLION, MARE, GELDING)
Multi Colour, A & B ................................. $20$17$15$13$10
Solid Colour, A & B ................................. $20$17$15$13$10
Open Jumper, A & B................................ $20 $17 $15$13 $10
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CLASS1st2nd3rd4th5th
17. Junior Halter Obstacles, 15 & under........ $20$17$15$13$10
18. Senior Halter Obstacles, 16 & over.......... $20$17$15$13$10
19. Open Obstacles Driving........................... $20$17$15$13$10
20. Junior Pleasure Driving, A & B
15 & Under............................................. $20$17$15$13$10
21. Senior Obstacle Driving, A&B
16 & over................................................ $20$17$15$13$10
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HEAVY HORSE SHOW
Chairperson: Vicki Cork
Vice Chairperson: Shawn Hagan.
GRAND CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE EXHIBITOR
“MODEL FARM AWARD” – to the exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in the Belgian, Percheron & Clydesdale Heavy Horse Show based on
points scored in each breed. Donated by the Culver Family.
Rules
All horses in the breeding classes must be owned by and registered in the
name of the exhibitor. Note exception in the Get-Of-Sire & Progeny Class.
Breeding classes will be judged in the order shown in the prize book.
ALL SINGLE HITCHES CAN BE HOOKED TO WAGON OR CART, ALL
REMAINING CLASSES HOOKED TO 4-WHEEL VEHICLE.
A. When multi-horse hitches are composed of horses other than those
owned by the named entrant, the split of prize money is the
responsibility of the entrant. No split of prize money will be made by the
Society.
B. Exhibitors using junior drivers under 18 years of age must have an adult
on the wagon.
C. All Six Horse Hitches must have two adults on the wagon during
competition.
D. No entry is complete unless the animal is named on the entry form and
registration number must also be shown.
We would like to thank Minor Bros for their partnership commitment to
the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show
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COMBINED HEAVY HORSE
BELGIAN
CLYDESDALE
PERCHERON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8TH, 2016
DIVISION 15
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
CLASS
1. SIX-HORSE HITCH – (2 to fill) Horses not necessarily owned by one
exhibitor.
Basis of Judging:
Conformation 50%
Equipment 25%
Driving 25%
1st - $1200
2nd - $700
3rd - $500
4th - $400
5th - $300
$150 each other entry
This competition will qualify competitors for points in the 2016 North
American Six-Horse Hitch Classic Series.
DETAILS OF COMPETITION AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.
CLASS
2. COMBINED YOUTH TEAM DRIVER.
RULES:
A. Competitors must be 18 years and under on January, 1st 2016 and birth
date must be listed on entry form.
B. Must be a Junior Member of the Ontario Belgian, Percheron, Clydesdale
or Commercial Horse Associations.
C. All entries must have one adult rider on the wagon with the competitor.
D. The name of the driver must be stated on the entry form prior to the
competition.
E. Entry Fee 15% of Prize Winnings.
Competitors shall be judged on the following details:
a. Entering the ring the horses shall appear responsive and alert – the
driver to drive with ease and confidence at a walk and a trot – the team
drives together
15 points
b. Stand and back up
5 points
c. The turnout for neatness and cleanliness of horses, equipment, rider
and driver
5 points
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Prizes:
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th
$40$35$30$20$20$20$20$20$20$20
The prize money for this competition has been generously donated by the
FAMILY OF JOHN AND HAZEL RACE, Simcoe.
The first place winner will receive an award and all will receive ribbons.
3. FOUR ABREAST – Not necessarily owned by one exhibitor, to be hitched
to suitable wagon. This class will be a combined class to include
Belgians, Percherons & Clydesdales.
$500.00 generously donated by HELEN WAGANAAR & KEITH JONES,
Port Dover, ON
1st - $225
2nd - $200
3rd - $175
4th - $155
$100 each other entry.
5th - $125
4. FOUR HORSE HITCH of registered mares only. This class will be a combined class to include Belgians, Percherons and Clydesdales. PAUL &
DEBBIE GIBBONS have generously donated $500.00 in prize money
for Class 4.
1st - $160
2nd - $140 3rd - $130 4th $120
$50 each other entry
5th - $100.00
5. LADY DRIVER COMPETITION – Lady driver must be suitably dressed.
Judging to be based on driving ability 75%, dress appearance 25%.
Entry restricted to one team per exhibitor. Driver must be accompanied
by a suitable helper. Drivers name must be stated on Entry Form.
This class will be a combined class to include Belgians, Percherons &
Clydesdales.
1st $200
2nd
$175
3rd $150
4th $125
5th $100
6th-8th $50
The winner will be awarded THE PERRY SOWDEN MEMORIAL AWARD
generously donated by THE SOWDEN FAMILY. The winner to receive an
award for retention.
6. Open Western Riding - Judging will be based on proper attire, tack,
riding, conformation. This class will be a combined class to include
Belgians, Percherons & Clydesdales.
1st - $50
2nd - $45
3rd - $40
4th - $35
5th - $30
6th - $25
7. OPEN ENGLISH RIDING - Judging will be based on proper attire, tack,
riding, conformation. This class will be a combined class to include
Belgians, Percherons & Clydesdales.
1st - $50
2nd - $45
3rd - $40
4th - $35
5th - $30
6th - $25
Class 6 & 7 prize money generously sponsored by EDWARDS
VETERINARY SERVICES, Tillsonburg, Ont.
8. DRAFT HORSE BARREL RACE - Open to any Draft Horse. Helmets and
saddles are mandatory. JACKPOT $5.00 entry fee, winner takes all.
Winner will receive a prize sponsored by HGC MANAGEMENT INC.
9. JUNIOR CART OBSTACLE COURSE - Open to 2 & 3 year olds. There will
be a maximum time limit and course will be posted day of show.
1st - $100
2nd - $80
3rd - $70
4th - $60
th
th
6 - $40
7 - $30
8 - $30
5th - $50
th
Prize money generously donated by TOWNSEND MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO.
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CLASS 10:
COMBINED JUNIOR CART - This class is open to all juniors 18 years of age
& under. Must be accompanied by an adult.
Prize money:
1st - $50
2nd - $40
3rd - $20 each other entry.
11. UNICORN CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to the 1st & 2nd place Unicorn Hitch from the Belgian, Clydesdale
& Percheron.
1st - $300 2nd - $250 3rd - $225 4th - $200
5th - $175 6th - $150
Prize Money generously donated by the FAMILY OF JOHN AND HAZEL
RACE, Simcoe.
12. Combined Team of Registered Mares
Prize Money: 1st - $225.00 2nd - $195.00 3rd - $165.00
4th - $130.00 5th - $ 120.00 6th -10th - $70.00
13. Combined Lady Driver Cart – Skills
Skills competition to include obstacles. Course to be announced
Prize Money: 1st - $360.00 2nd - $335.00 3rd - $285.00
4th - $ 260.00 5th – 230.00 6th - $200.00 7th – 10th - $150.00
14. FISKE’S ULTIMATE SUPREME
2016 ALL CANADIAN FISKE’S ULTIMATE
SUPREME DRAFT HORSE CHALLENGE
Central Division
CO SPONSORED BY EBERGLO.COM
Rules and Regulations
OPEN TO CANADIAN OWNED HORSES ONLY
3 Regional Division Champions - Atlantic, Central, Western will be featured
in the Winter Issue Draft Horse Journal; $1,000.00 regional cash awards;
product, ribbon and sash presentations throughout the 5 show circuit;
NEW LEVEL
2016 ALL CANADIAN EXTREME SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP
EACH REGIONAL CHAMPION WILL COMPETE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN
CANADIAN HISTORY
FOR A TRUE “ALL CANADIAN EXTREME SUPREME CHAMPION”
Host location for the championship class will take place at
“David Carson Farms & Auction Services”
during the 2016 Ontario Draft Horse Futurity
Friday, October 21st with the sale on October on the 22nd
The championship class will be judged by the three futurity judges and will
be broadcasted by Carson’s international live stream media coverage.
NEW video presentation along with picture promotion for each Ultimate Class
in Canada wherever possible. Video promotions were featured throughout the
Central region’s 2014 challenge and the responses for the shows and horses
were outstanding.
• Up-to-date placing and point coverage, at Fiske’s Ultimate Supreme
Challenge Facebook Page.
Central Team Lead and Contact: Don McWilliams (416) 801-1994
1st place Overall Winner of 5 shows, receives $500.00; 2nd place
$300.00; 3rd $200.00
2016 Central Site Selections Show Contribution $225.00
Essa Canadian National Draft Horse Exhibition, July 31, 2016
Navan Fair, August 11, 2016
Carp Fair, September 23, 2016
Norfolk County Fair (Simcoe) October 4-10
Rockton World’s Fair, October 10, 2016
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PLAYING FIELD:
Open to all draft breeds, all ages, all genders. The exhibit is subject to show
approval.
Clydesdale/ Shires will show and be judged as one breed with the exception
of Olds Agricultural Society Fair and Calgary Stampede. At these two shows,
the Clydesdale and Shire breeds will be judged separately.
POINT ALLOCATION SYSTEM:
Breed Level: Championship classes per gender earn points.
Grand Champion Stallion (Mares) (Geldings) - 3 points each gender.
Reserve Champion Stallion (Mares) (Geldings) - 2 points each gender.
Supreme Level: These points are awarded from championship class winners.
For example, 2 Stallions (champion and reserve), 2 Mares, (champion
and reserve) and 2 Geldings (champion and reserve) are eligible for
Supreme, Reserve Supreme and Honourable Mention for the breed. The
Supreme moves on to the Ultimate level.
Supreme of Breed
1st Place - 3 points (advances to the Ultimate Class) Receives Fiske
product and ribbon award
2nd Place - 2 points
3rd Place - 1 point
Ultimate Level:
1st Place - 3 points Receives Fiske Product and Neck Sash award.
2nd Place - 2 points
3rd Place - 1 point
Sponsored by FISKE’S HORSE CARE PRODUCTS LTD. www.fiskes.ca and
EberGLO www.eberglo.com
THE TRI FAIR DRAFT HORSE CHALLENGE
This is a participation based incentive program sponsored by Paisley Fair,
Norfolk County Fair and Rockton Fair. Each Fair will contribute towards the
year end prize; awards to be presented at alternating fairs.
Points to be earned throughout the year in the class chosen by the
representatives from each fair. A different class will be featured each year.
1st – 10 points, 2nd – 8 points, 3rd – 6 points, 4th – 4 points, 5th - 2 points
with each other entry receiving 1 point.
Points will carry over to the next fair and a presentation of the top 3 will
be held at the end of each rotation. (2015 Rockton, 2016 Norfolk, 2017
Paisley)
Prize Money for the top three points earners only.
Ties to be decided by a coin toss.
The last fair in the series will have 2 classes count for points to accommodate
the rotation of the Championship presentation.
Must participate in all three fairs for points to count.
This is an exciting new program to show support for Ontario Fairs!
2016 Points earning class will be the Combined Team of Registered Mares
The point’s class for 2017 will be Unicorn Hitch points will start to be earned
for that rotation at Norfolk in 2016.
Prize Money presented will be 1st - $400 2nd - $300 3rd - $200
Questions should be directed to the Horse Committee Chair of Paisley,
Norfolk or Rockton Fairs.
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WESTERN ONTARIO REGIONAL
COMMERCIAL HORSE SHOW
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5th & THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 2016
SEE PAGE 10 & 11 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 16
Thank you to the: COMMERCIAL HORSE ASSOCIATION & TRI-COUNTY
INSURANCE GROUP for their generous donation.
In lieu of entry fee, 15% of prize winnings will be deducted.
Commercial Horse Assoc. President: Jennifer Griffin
Commercial Horse Assoc. Secretary: Shelley Scepanovic
Committee Chairperson: Vicki Cork & Shawn Hagan
Judge: Glen Downey, Madoc, ON
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th5th
1. Brood Mare ............................................ $50$40$30$25$20
2. Foal current year .................................... $50$40$30$25$20
3. Yearling Filly or Gelding .......................... $50$40$30$25$20
4. 2 Year Old Filly or Gelding ....................... $50$40$30$25$20
Junior Champion Mare or Gelding and Reserve – Rosettes
5. 3 Year old Filly or Gelding ....................... $50$40$30$25$20
6. 4 Year old Filly or Gelding
(light type) ......................................... $50$40$30$25$20
7. 4 Year old Filly or Gelding
(heavy type) ...................................... $50$40$30$25$20
Senior Champion and Reserve
Grand Champion and Reserve
8. BEST OF BREED ROSETTE - selected from previous classes.
No entry required.
This winner will also receive a pail of mineral donated by BLACKS HORSE
SUPPLEMENTS.
LINDA & PERCY McNABB have generously donated an award
to the first place winner of the showmanship classes 9 & 10.
9. Junior Showmanship – Open to Junior Members of the Commercial
Horse Association who have not reached their 18th birthday as of
January 1st of the current year and birth date must be listed on entry
form, showing a Commercial horse on the line.
Name of Showman to be stated on Entry Form.
Prize Money:
1st - $25
2nd - $20
3rd - $18
4th - $15
5th - $10
$8 each other entry
10. Small Fry Showmanship - Open to youth under 7years of age as of
January 1st of the current year. Must be accompanied by an adult at all
times.
DARRYL HAGAN CONSTRUCTION will generously donate a prize to each
participant in this class.
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Hitch Classes
11. Single in harness (light type) ..................
.
12. Single in harness (heavy type) ...............
.
13. Light team in harness..............................
.
14. Heavy team in harness............................
.
15. Tandem Hitch .........................................
.
16. UNICORN HITCH:
1st - $100
2nd - $90
$40 each other entry
3rd - $75
1st2nd3rd4th5th
$75$65$50$45$40
$30 each other entry
$75$65$50$45$40
$30 each other entry
$90 $80$70 $60 $50
$30 each other entry
$90 $80$70 $60 $50
$30 each other entry
$90$80$70$60$50
$30 each other entry
4th - $60
5th - $50
17. Four-Horse Hitch – Spectator Special – A serpentine driving course will
be part of this class. Horses not necessarily owned by one exhibitor; to
be hitched to suitable wagon.
1st - $140
2nd - $130
3rd - $115
4th - $100
5th - $90
Basis of judging:
Conformation 50%;
Equipment 25%;
Driving 25%
The BANK OF MONTREAL, Simcoe, Ontario, has generously donated an
award to be awarded to the winner of the above class. A keeper award
will be given to the winner for retention.
18. Six-Horse Hitch (2 to fill) – Horses not necessarily owned by one
exhibitor, to be hitched to suitable wagon.
Basis of judging:
Conformation 50%;
Equipment 25%;
Driving 25%
1st - $250
2nd - $225
3rd - $200
4th - $175
MIKE DEPNER has generously donated $250.00 toward prize money
for class 18.
19. Junior Driver Special – Open to junior drivers, male or female, who are
members of Commercial Horse Association. Open drive. Judged on
driving ability only. Must have one adult rider on the wagon. Drivers
name to be stated on Entry Form.
Prize Money: 1st - $80 2nd - $75 3rd - $60 4th - $50 5th - $40
$20 each other entry
20. Driver Special – Open to drivers who are members of Commercial Horse
Association. Best dressed team and driver, showing driving ability. Must
have one adult rider on the wagon. Drivers name to be stated on Entry
Form. Course will be posted on day of competition. Exhibitors may enter
a maximum of 2 entries from the same stable.
Prizes: 1st - $80 2nd - $70 3rd - $60 4th - $50 5th - $40
$20 each other entry
“A suitable award will be presented by the Commercial
Horse Association to the Winner of the Driver’s Special
in Memory of “Russell Teeple”.
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21. Lady Driver Competition - Commercials - Lady driver must be suitably
dressed. Judging to be based on driving ability 75%, dress appearance
25%. Entry restricted to one team per exhibitor. Driver must be
accompanied by a suitable helper. Drivers name must be stated on
Entry Form. Courses will be posted on day of competition.
Prizes: 1st - $90 2nd - $75 3rd - $60 4th - $50 5th - $40
$25 each other entry
The winner will be awarded THE EQUIPMENT CENTRE OF SIMCOE
AWARD generously donated by THE EQUIPMENT CENTRE. The Winner
to receive an award for retention.
22. SPECIAL – Three Abreast Competition
Prize Money:
1st - $130
2nd - $120
3rd - $110
4th - $100
5th - $90
$75 each other entry
23. CHAMPION EXHIBITOR: The exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in this division will be named “Champion Commercial Horse
Exhibitor” and will be presented with an award by TD CANADA TRUST,
Simcoe, Ontario.
Points will be awarded as follows:
1st - 5 pts. 2nd - 4 pts. 3rd - 3 pts. 4th - 2 pts. 5th and up 1 pt.
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WESTERN ONTARIO
REGIONAL BELGIAN SHOW
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 2016
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 17
Ont. Belgian Horse Assoc. President: Dave Zister, Chepstow, ON
Belgian Horse Assoc. Secretary: Shannon Lindquist, Cameron, ON
Thanks to the ONTARIO BELGIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION for their generous
donation.
In lieu of entry fee, 15% of prize winnings will be deducted.
Competition Chairperson: Shawn Hagan, Karen Hayward, Vicki Cork
Judge: Nick den Brok, Esterhazy Saskatchewan
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 1 TO 3, 5-8
1st2nd3rd4th5th6th
$70 $65$60$55 $50 $45
“CANADIAN BELGIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION ALL CANADIAN QUALIFYING
SHOW.” For further details of show level and nomination dates see:
www.canadianbelgianhorse.com
CLASS
1. Brood Mare: mare that shows evidence of being in foal or has raised a
foal during the current year. The exhibitor is required to show the mare
with foal at foot or registration certificate of the foal must be provided
if the foal is not shown.
2. Weanling of current year.
3. Yearling filly
4. SPECIAL - ONTARIO BRED AND SIRED BELGIAN YEARLING FILLY:
In compliance of the rules of the Ontario Belgian Horse Association
program. $300.00 is donated by the Ontario Belgian Horse Association
and $100.00 is donated by THE FAIR.
Prize money will be paid to each exhibitor by the Ontario Belgian Horse
Association after the final class held at the OBHA Banquet.
1st - $100 2nd - $80 3rd - $60.00 4th - $40 5th to 10th - $20
5. 2 year old filly
Junior Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
6. 3 year old filly
7. Yeld Mare
Senior Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
Grand Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
8. Weanling colt of current year
Prize money generously sponsored by LAUREL AND RICHARD SOWDEN.
9. Yearling colt
1st - $60
2nd - $55
3rd - $48
4th - $43
10. “OBHA YEARLING & FOAL Belgian Stallion Program - In compliance of
the rules of the Ontario Belgian Horse Association program.”
11. 2 year old Stallion
1st - $50 2nd - $45 3rd - $40 4th - $35 5th - $30 6th - $25
Grand Champion Stallion/Gelding and Reserve ­– Rosettes
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12. Open Gelding Class
1st - $50 2nd - $45 3rd - $40 4th - $35 5th - $30 6th - $25
13. BEST OF BREED ROSETTE - Champion mare, stallion and gelding. This
winner will also receive a pail of mineral donated by BLACKS HORSE
SUPPLEMENTS.
14. Get-of-Sire: Three animals, any age, the get of one sire. Each animal
must have been shown in its appropriate single class if offered. At
least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor and registered in the
exhibitor’s name. One entry per exhibitor.
15. Progeny of Dam: Two animals any age, the progeny of one dam. Each
animal must have been shown in its appropriate single class if offered.
At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor and registered in
the exhibitor’s name. One entry per exhibitor.
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 14 & 15
1st2nd3rd4th5th
$60$55$48$43$38
LINDA & PERCY McNABB have generously donated an award
to the first place winner of the showmanship classes 16, 17, & 18.
16. SHOWMANSHIP – Open to youths 7-13 years as of January 1st of
the current year and birth date must be listed on entry form, showing
a Belgian horse on the line. Competitors in this class receive points
towards the OBHA Youth program. Stallion ONE year and over may not
be used.
17. .Open to youths 14-18 years as of January 1st of the current year and
birth date must be listed on entry form, showing a Belgian horse on the
line. Competitors in this class receive points towards the OBHA Youth
program. Stallion ONE year and over may not be used.
Name and age of Showman to be stated on Entry Form.
Prize Money: Generously donated by the FAMILY OF THE JOHN &
HAZEL RACE, Simcoe and ONTARIO BELGIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION.
1st - $20
2nd - $18
3rd - $16
4th - $14
5th - $10
.
$8.00 each other entries.
18. Small Fry Showmanship - Open to youth under 7yrs. of age as of
January 1st of the current year. Must be accompanied by an adult at all
times.
DARRYL HAGAN CONSTRUCTION, will generously donate a prize to
each participant in this class.
Class1st2nd3rd4th5th
19. Single hitch ........................................ $85 $75$65 $55$50
6th - $35 7th - $35 8th - $35
20. Light team in harness ........................ $115$105 $95 $85 $75
6th - $35 7th - $35 8th - $35
21. Heavy team in harness ..................... $115$105 $95 $85 $75
6th - $55 7th - $55 8th - $55
$150.00 of prize money for this class is donated by
COBB & JONES, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, SIMCOE
22. Unicorn Hitch – Owned by one exhibitor.
1st - $120
2nd - $110
3rd - $100
4th - $90
5th - $80
6th - $50
7th - $50
8th - $50
The CEC CRANE MEMORIAL AWARD generously donated by the family
of Cecil Crane will be awarded to the winner of this class. ROBERT LEE &
FAMILY have generously donated $230.00 in prize money toward Class 22.
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23. Four-Horse Hitch – not the same as 4 registered mares
Not necessarily owned by one exhibitor
1st - $150
2nd - $130
3rd - $120
4th - $110
5th - $90
$50 each other entry
Basis of Judging:
Conformation 50%
Equipment 25%
Driving 25%
TD CANADA TRUST, Simcoe, Ontario has generously donated an award
to be awarded to the winner of this class. The winner will receive an
award for retention.
24. CHAMPION EXHIBITOR: The exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in this division will be named “Champion BELGIAN Exhibitor”
and will be presented with an award by CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK
OF COMMERCE. The winner will receive an award for retention and
$300.00 in prize money.
Points will be awarded as follows:
1st - 5 points 2nd - 4 points 3rd - 3 points 4th - 2 points
5th and up 1 point.
GRAND CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE EXHIBITOR
“MODEL FARM AWARD” - to the exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in the Belgian, Percheron & Clydesdale Heavy Horse Show based on
points scored in each breed. The winner will receive an award for retention
donated by the Culver Family and $300.00 in prize money.
See Also Division 15 for Combined Heavy Horse Classes
Class 1
Six Horse Hitch
Class 2
Youth Team Driver
Class 3
Four Abreast
Class 4
Four Horse Hitch Reg. Mares
Class 5
Lady Driver
Class 6
Open Western Riding
Class 7
Open English Riding
Class 8
Draft Horse Barrel Race
Class 9
Junior Cart Horse Obstacle
Class 10
Combined Junior Driver
Class 11
Unicorn Championship
Class 12
Combined Team of Registered Mares
Class 13
Combined Lady Driver Cart Skills
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WESTERN ONTARIO
PERCHERON HORSE
ASSOCIATION REGIONAL SHOW
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 2016
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 18
Registration Papers must be available.
Thank you to AARON MARTIN HARNESS LTD.
for their partnership commitment to this division
In lieu of entry fee, 15% of prize winnings will be deducted.
Ont. Percheron Horse Assoc. President: John Northcote
Ont. Percheron Horse Assoc. Secretary: Regina Baezner
Competition Chairperson: Shawn Hagan & Michelle Campbell.
Judge: Jeff Fiske, Kentville Nova Scotia
See introductory Heavy Horse page for breeding and line class timetable.
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 1 TO 7
1st - $70 2nd - $65 3rd - $60 4th - $55 5th - $50 6th - $45
CLASS
1. Brood Mare: mare that shows evidence of being in foal or has raised a
foal during the current year. The exhibitor is required to show the mare
with foal at foot or registration certificate of the foal must be provided
if the foal is not shown.
2. Weanling filly foaled of current year.
3. Yearling filly.
4. 2 year old filly
Junior Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
5. 3 year old filly
6. Yeld mare
Senior Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
7. Weanling colt foaled of current year
8. Yearling Colt
1st - $65
2nd - $60
3rd - $55
4th - $50
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 9 & 10
1st - $55 2nd - $50 3rd - $45 4th - $40 5th - $35 6th - $30
9. 2 year old Stallion.
Grand Champion Stallion and Reserve – Rosettes
10. Open Gelding Class.
This class is generously sponsored by the BARRON FAMILY, Kettleby for
$100.00.
11. BEST OF BREED ROSETTE - Champion mare, stallion and gelding. This
winner will also receive a pail of mineral donated by BLACKS HORSE
SUPPLEMENTS.
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 12 & 13
1st - $60
2nd - $55
3rd - $50
4th - $35
12. Get-of-Sire: Three animals, any age, the get of one sire. Each animal
must have been shown in its appropriate single class. At least one
animal must be owned by the exhibitor and registered in the exhibitor’s
name. One entry per exhibitor.
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13. Progeny of Dam: Two animals any age, the progeny of one dam. Each
animal must have been shown in its appropriate single class. Both
animals must be owned by the exhibitor and registered in the exhibitor’s
name. One entry per exhibitor.
LINDA & PERCY McNABB have generously donated an award
to the first place winner of the showmanship classes 14, 15, & 16.
14. SHOWMANSHIP – Open to youths 7-13 years as of January 1st of the
current year and birth date must be listed on entry form, showing a
Percheron horse on the line. Competitors in this class receive points
towards the OPHA Youth program. Stallion ONE year and over may not
be used.
15. Open to youths 14-18 years as of January 1st of the current year and
birth date must be listed on entry form, showing a Percheron horse
on the line. Competitors in this class receive points towards the OPHA
Youth program. Stallion ONE year and over may not be used.
Name and Age of Showman to be stated on entry form.
Winners in this class will receive points towards the Ontario Percheron Horse
Association Junior Showmanship Program.
NOTE: Stallions 1 year old or over may not be used.
Prize Money: 1st - $20 2nd - $18 3rd - $16 4th - $14 5th - $10
$8 each other entry
16. Small Fry Showmanship - Open to youth under 7 years of age as of
January 1st of the current year. Must be accompanied by an adult at
all times.
DARRYL HAGAN CONSTRUCTION, will generously donate a prize to
each participant in this class.
1st2nd3rd4th5th
17. Single Hitch.................................... $85 $75 $65 $55 $50
6th - $35 7th - $35 8th - $35
18. Light team in harness .................... $115 $105 $95 $85 $75
6th - $35 7th - $35 8th - $35
SCHIRA TRADE SERVICES LTD. have generously donated $150.00 in prize
money toward Class 18.
19. Heavy team in harness .................. $115$105 $95 $85 $75
6th - $35 7th - $35 8th - $35
20. Unicorn Hitch owned by one
exhibitor ........................................ $120$110 $100 $90 $80
6th - $50 7th - $50 8th - $50
21. Four-Horse Hitch of geldings, not the same as 4 registered mares
Not necessarily owned by one
exhibitor ........................................ $150$130$120$110 $90
$50 each other entry
Basis of Judging:
Conformation 50%;
Equipment 25%;
Driving 25%
TD CANADA TRUST, Simcoe, Ontario has generously donated an award
to be awarded to winner of the above class. The winner will receive an
award for retention.
22. YOUTH TEAM - open to Jr. Percheron Members in good standing - 18
years and under. No prize money involved but the youth will be awarded
their money at the Percheron Annual Banquet in February. Ribbon Show
only 1 - 6.
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1st2nd3rd4th5th
23. CHAMPION EXHIBITOR: The exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in this division will be named “Champion” Percheron Exhibitor,
and will be presented with an award by PARTNER AUTOMOTIVE. The
winner will receive an award for retention.
Points will be awarded as follows:
1st - 5 points 2nd - 4 pts 3rd - 3 pts 4th - 2 pts 5th and up - 1 pt.
GRAND CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE EXHIBITOR
“MODEL FARM AWARD” - to the exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in the Belgian, Percheron & Clydesdale Heavy Horse Show based on
points scored in each breed. The winner will receive an award for retention
donated by the Culver Family and $300.00 in prize money.
See Also Division 15 for Combined Heavy Horse Classes
Class 1
Six Horse Hitch
Class 2
Youth Team Driver
Class 3
Four Abreast
Class 4
Four Horse Hitch Reg. Mares
Class 5
Lady Driver
Class 6
Open Western Riding
Class 7
Open English Riding
Class 8
Draft Horse Barrel Race
Class 9
Junior Cart Horse Obstacle
Class 10
Combined Junior Driver
Class 11
Unicorn Championship
Class 12
Combined Team of Registered Mares
Class 13
Combined Lady Driver Cart Skill
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WESTERN ONTARIO
REGIONAL CLYDESDALE SHOW
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th &, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 2016
SEE PAGE 12 & 13 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 19
Registration papers must be available.
We would like to thank the ONTARIO CLYDESDALE CLUB,
HORSE CREEK FARMS & INNER- BAY DRAGLINES
for their partnership commitment to this division
In lieu of entry fee, 15% of prize winnings will be deducted.
Ontario Clydesdale Club President: Elaine Tillot
Ontario Clydesdale Club Secretary: Patti Hossie
Competition Chairperson: Dianne Dykstra
Judge: David Hayward, Rusagonis, New Brunswick
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 1 TO 8 (incl.)
1st - $70 2nd - $65 3rd - $60 4th - $55 5th - $50 6th $45
CLASS
1. Brood Mare: mare that shows evidence of being in foal or has raised a
foal during the current year. The exhibitor is required to show the mare
with foal at foot or registration certificate of the foal must be provided
if the foal is not shown.
2. Weanling filly of current year.
3. Yearling filly
4. Ontario Bred & Sired Registered Clydesdale Yearling Filly
Eligibility:
Filly from a mare owned by a resident of the province of Ontario at
the time of service and sired by a stallion owned and standing in the
province of Ontario at the time of service.
Owner must be a member of the Ontario Clydesdale Club for current
year.
Each filly must be nominated with the Ontario Clydesdale Club.
Prize money will be paid directly from the Ontario Clydesdale Club to
the exhibitor at the end of the show season.
5. 2 year old filly.
Junior Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
6. 3 year old filly
7. Yeld Mare
Senior Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
Grand Champion Mare and Reserve – Rosettes
THE CLYDESDALE HORSE ASSOCIATION of CANADA will donate the
Grand Championship ribbon to the Grand Champion Mare.
8. Weanling colt of current year
9. Yearling colt.
1st - $65 2nd - $60 3rd - $55 4th - $50
10. Ontario Bred & Sired Registered Clydesdale Yearling Stallion
Eligibility:
Stallion from a mare owned by a resident in the province of Ontario at
the time of service and sired by a stallion owned and standing in the
province of Ontario at the time of service.
Owner must be a member of the Ontario Clydesdale Club for current
year.
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Each stallion must be nominated with the Ontario Clydesdale Club.
Prize money will be paid directly from the Ontario Clydesdale Club to
the exhibitor at the end of the show season.
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 11 & 12
1st - $50 2nd - $45 3rd - $40 4th - $35 5th - $30 6th - $25
11. 2 year old Stallion
Grand Champion Stallion and Reserve – Rosettes
12. Open Gelding Class.
13. BEST OF BREED ROSETTE - Champion mare, Champion stallion and
Open gelding.
This winner will also receive a pail of mineral donated by BLACKS
HORSE SUPPLEMENTS.
14. Get-of-Sire: Three animals, any age, the get of one sire. Each animal
must have been shown in its appropriate single class. At least one
animal must be owned by the exhibitor and registered in the exhibitor’s
name. One entry per exhibitor.
15. Progeny of Dam: Two animals any age, the progeny of one dam. Each
animal must have been shown in its appropriate single class. Both
animals must be owned by the exhibitor and registered in exhibitor’s
name. One entry per exhibitor.
PRIZE MONEY OFFERED IN CLASSES 14 & 15
1st2nd3rd4th5th
$65$60$55$50$45
LINDA & PERCY McNABB have generously donated an award
to the first place winner of the showmanship classes 16, 17 & 18.
16. JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP – Open to Junior members of the Ontario
Clydesdale Club who have not reached their 18th birthday as of January
1st, of the current year and birth date must be listed on entry form,
showing a Clydesdale Horse on the line.
This class may be split into Jr. (7-13 years) if entry numbers warrant
this.
17. This class may be split into Seniors (14-18 years) if entry numbers
warrant this.
Name and age of Showman to be stated on Entry Form.
18. Small Fry Showmanship - Open to youth under 7 years of age as of
January 1st of the current year. Must be accompanied by an adult at all
times.
DARRYL HAGAN CONSTRUCTION, will generously donate a prize to
each participant in this class
1st2nd3rd4th5th
19. Single Hitch ................................... $85$75$65$55$50
6th - $35 7th - $35 8th - $35
20. Light team in harness .................... $115$105 $95 $85 $75
6th - $55 7th - $55 8th - $55
21. Heavy team in harness .................. $115$105 $95 $85 $75
6th - $55 7th - $55 8th - $55
Prize money of $150.00 for this class generously donated by
DOUG & LORRAINE HAGAN, SHAWN HAGAN and TENNEIL LEMERY.
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1st2nd3rd4th5th
22. Unicorn Hitch owned by one
exhibitor ........................................ $120$110 $100 $90 $80
6th - $60 7th - $60 8th - $60
W. MICHAEL WIEBE has generously donated $750.00 in prize money
towards this class.
23. Four-Horse Hitch not the same as 4 horse registered mares.
Not necessarily owned by one exhibitor
...................................................... $150$130$120$110 $90
$50 each other entry
Basis of Judging:
Conformation 50%
Equipment 25%
Driving 25%
24. CHAMPION EXHIBITOR: The exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in this division will be named “Champion Clydesdale Exhibitor”
and will be presented with an award by the CANADIAN IMPERIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE. The winner will receive an award for retention.
Points will be awarded as follows:
1st - 5 pts. 2nd - 4 pts. 3rd - 3 pts. 4th - 2 pts. 5th and up 1 pt.
GRAND CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE EXHIBITOR
“MODEL FARM AWARD” - to the exhibitor scoring the largest number of
points in the Belgian, Percheron & Clydesdale Heavy Horse Show based on
points scored in each breed. The winner will receive an award for retention
donated by Syl Culver and $300.00 in prize money.
See Also Division 15 for Combined Heavy Horse Classes
Class 1
Six Horse Hitch
Class 2
Youth Team Driver
Class 3
Four Abreast
Class 4
Four Horse Hitch Reg. Mares
Class 5
Lady Driver
Class 6
Open Western Riding
Class 7
Open English Riding
Class 8
Draft Horse Barrel Race
Class 9
Junior Cart Horse Obstacle
Class 10
Combined Junior Driver
Class 11
Unicorn Championship
Class 12
Combined Team of Registered Mares
Class 13
Combined Lady Driver Cart Skill
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NORFOLK COUNTY FAIR
CHAMPIONSHIP
TEAM HORSE PULL
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 2016 – 10:30 a.m. Light Horse Pull
12:30 p.m. Heavy Horse Pull
SEE PAGE 14 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW.
DIVISION 20
We would like to thank
Douel Engineering, Miles Produce
& Master Mechanic for their partnership
commitment to this division
Committee chairperson: Vicki Cork.
Competition Chairpersons: Scott Sowden & Robert Lee.
Judge: Don Pow, Port Dover, ON
Assistant Judge: Robert K. Moore
ENTRIES LIMITED TO FIRST 10 FORMS RECEIVED FOR EACH CLASS.
ENTRANTS MAY COMPETE IN ONLY ONE CLASS, LIGHT OR OPEN.
IN LIEU OF ENTRY FEE: 15% deducted from prize winnings.
ALL TEAMS (ESPECIALLY LIGHTS) TO BE ON GROUNDS TWO HOURS PRIOR
TO SHOW FOR WEIGHING PURPOSES.
CLASS
PRIZE MONEY CLASS 1:
1. Light (3300 lbs. or less per team)
1st - $700 2nd - $600 3rd - $500 4th - $400 $300 each other entry
2. Open
PRIZE MONEY CLASS 2:
1st - $700 2nd - $600 3rd - $500 4th - $400 $300 each other entry
3. Best Turned Out Team and Teamster in class will receive an award.
4. Best Teamster in class will receive an award.
ALL CURRENT C.C.H.P.A. RULES APPLY
HORSES WILL PULL TOWARDS THE NORTH
PULLING HORSES MUST REQUEST STALLS IF NEEDED
AND ONLY USE ASSIGNED STALLS
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REGISTERED
HAFLINGER SHOW
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 2016 start time 8:30 a.m.
SEE PAGE 15 FOR RUNNING ORDER OF SHOW OR HANDOUT AT THE
REGISTRATION BOOTH.
DIVISION 21
In lieu of entry fee, 15% of prize winnings will be deducted.
Committee Chairperson: Vicki Cork
Committee Vice- Chair: Shawn Hagan
Competition Chairperson: Shawn Hagan
Judge Brian Winkler, Cresston, OHIO
Ring Stewart: Ivan Winters, Simcoe, ON
REGISTRATION PAPERS MUST BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
The Fair has authorized that there will be no limit to the number of entries per
breeding unit for Classes 1 to 14 inclusive for Division 21.
CLASS1st2nd3rd4th5th
1. Gelding, 4 years & over........................... $35$30$25$20 $10
($5.00 for all other entries)
1a. If entries warrant the Chair may split this class by type or age.
Senior Champion & Reserve Rosette.
2. Yeld Mare, four years and over $35 $30 $25 $20 $10
(No live foal in current year)
($5.00 for all other entries)
3. Three Year Old Filly/Gelding .................... $35$30$25$20 $10
($5.00 for all other entries)
4. Two Year Old Filly/Gelding/Colt ............... $35$30$25$20 $10
($5.00 for all other entries)
Junior Champion and Reserve Rosettes
5. Yearling Filly/Colt ................................... $35$30$25$20 $10
($5.00 for all other entries)
6. Foal (current year)................................... $35$30$25$20 $10
($5.00 for all other entries)
7. Brood Mare of current year...................... $35$30$25$20 $10
($5.00 for all other entries)
ONTARIO HAFLINGER ASSOCIATION has generously donated $100.00 for
Classes 1-7
8. BEST OF BREED ROSETTE - selected from the Junior & Senior
Champion & Reserve winners.
ROYAL OAK FUR FARM, Mike & Penny Bollert, Simcoe will donate an
award to the winner. An award will be given to the winner for retention.
This winner will also receive a pail of BLACKS HORSE SUPPLEMENTS.
9. Small Fry - Showmanship: 11 years & under & birth date must be
listed on entry form. Must show registered haflinger, no stallions. Show
persons name must be stated on entry form. Walk on the line only.
LINDA & PERCY McNABB have generously donated
an award to the first place winner of this class.
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10. JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP – 12 to 18 years and birth date must be listed
on entry form. Must show a Registered Haflinger. (No stallions). (Driving
course may be used at the Judge’s discretion)
1st - $20
2nd - $18
3rd - $15
4th - $10
5th - $8
Name of Showperson to be stated on entry form.
½ the prize money for this class has been generously donated by
WOODSVIEW ACRES.
LINDA & PERCY McNABB have generously donated
an award to the first place winner of this class.
11. Walk/Jog - may show
English or Western................................... $35$30$25$20$10
½ the prize money sponsored by BRICKWORKS POTTERY, Waterford.
½ the prize money sponsored by RANDY’S AUTOMOTIVE, Waterford.
12. Mystery Event (under saddle).................. $30$25$20$15$10
*Please note a bridle, saddle and CSA approved head gear must be
worn.
$100.00 in prize money generously donated by Sue & August Cloet,
CLOET FARMS LTD.
13. Single in draft harness (carts and
wagons allowed) stallion, gelding
or mare................................................... $60$55$50$45$40
($20 each other entry)
14. Single in light harness (carts
and wagons allowed) stallion,
gelding or mare....................................... $60$55$50$45$40
($20 each other entry)
(The same horse cannot be entered in both class 13 & 14)
15. CART DRIVER COMPETITION – judging - 75% on driving ability, 25%
on appearance. Must be suitably attired for this class. Must be a
minimum.19 years of age. Open to Men & Women.
Prize Money: 1st - $75
2nd - $60 3rd - $40 4th - $35
The winner of this class will receive the DON MACPHERSON SOUND
SYSTEM AWARD donated by Don MacPherson of Norwich, ON. An
award will be given to the winner for retention.
16. Junior Driver, 18 yrs and under, birth
date must be listed on the entry form.
Must be accompanied by an adult.
Judging 75% on driving ability, 25%
on appearance. Individual testing may
be used at the Judge’s discretion
Please note two entries per exhibitor.
Different horse and driver........................
Prize Money: 1st - $70 2nd - $60 3rd - $50 4th - $45
($20 each other entry)
ROYAL OAK FUR FARM, Mike & Penny Bollert, Simcoe have generously
donate $100.00 for Class 16
17. Novice Driver, open to inexperienced drivers who must be accompanied
by a driver capable of rendering assistance if needed. Novice drivers
are not eligible to compete in any other driving class. Judging 75% on
driving ability, 25% on appearance. (No points to be awarded for this
class)
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18. Jack Benny Class – Judging, 75% on driving ability, 25% on appearance.
Age of the horse and driver must equal 65. Must be appropriately
dressed. Two entries per exhibitor. Different horse and driver
Prize Money: 1st - $75 2nd - $60 3rd - $40 4th - $35
Prize money generously donated by TODD’S BOBCAT SERVICE & MINI
EXCAVATING, Waterford, ON
19. Team of Canadian Registered Mares - may be shown in draft or light
harness. Both animals must be owned by the exhibitor. Canadian
papers MUST be presented with entries.
.1st - $135 2nd - $125 3rd - $115 4th - $105 5th - $95 6th to 8th - $65
20. Team in Harness - pleasure or draft
Prize Money: 1st - $125 2nd - $110 3rd - $100 4th - $90 5th - $80
($50 to all other entries)
21. Unicorn Hitch
Prize Money: 1st - $125 2nd - $110 3rd - $100 4th - $90 5th - $80
($50 to all other entries)
22. Four Horse Hitch
Prize Money: 1st - $125 2nd - $110 3rd - $100 4th - $90 5th - $80
($50 to all other entries)
23. Six Horse Hitch
Prize Money: 1st - $225 2nd - $175 3rd - $100
Prize Money generously donated by DOUEL ENGINEERING LTD,
Waterford, ON
BEST DRESSED AWARDS (No points awarded)
24. Best Dresses small fry exhibitor (11 and under) will receive $10.00
25. Best Dressed showperson (12-18 competitor) will receive $20.00 (two
awards to be given out)
26. Best Dressed showperson (Adult competitor) will receive $50.00
Prize money generously donated by RAYMONDA DOUEL.
27. SUPERIOR PROPANE AWARD - CHAMPION HAFLINGER EXHIBITOR
- The exhibitor earning the most points during this show will receive
the Superior Propane Award. An award will be given to the winner for
retention.
Points will be awarded as follows:
1st - 5 pts. 2nd - 4 pts. 3rd - 3 pts. 4th - 2 pts. 5th and up 1 pt.
28. BEST DECORATED STALL
Ribbons awarded for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place.
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13th Annual
Norfolk Talent
Competition
RECREATION CENTRE STAGE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 AT 11:00 A.M.
For details on how to enter visit our website norfolkcountyfair.com. Copies of
the Rules and Regulations along with the entry forms will also be available
at the Fair board office located at the east end of the Curling Building (#5).
Harry’s
Skateboard Competition
SKATE PARK
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2016
For details on how to enter visit our website norfolkcountyfair.com.
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