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2019 ROYAL SHEEP

& WOOL AMBASSADOR COMPETITION

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The objective of this Class is to: 1) present a sheep in the most attractive manner2) improve the image of a Sheep Show3) assist in the promotion of wool.

Co-Chairs: Cindy Driscoll Lois James

Committee: Sarah Brien

COMPETITION INFORMATION Entry Closing Date: Monday October 21 , 2019

JUDGING INFORMATIONDate: Saturday November 9, 2019Time: 5:00 pm*

Location: Sheep Ring, Lower East AnnexJudges: Gerald Hunter, Smith Falls, ON

Margaret Hudson, Burnbrae Farms

Master of Ceremonies: Anne Howden - Thompson, Caledon, ONPiper: TBD

* Participants are required to be ready to parade with their animals into the Coca-Cola Coliseum at 4:20 pm.

The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair gratefully acknowledges the contribution from Dekalb Canada and GGM Seeds for their contribution to the 2019 Royal Sheep & Wool Ambassador Competition.

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1. Sheep must be yearling ewes or ewe lambs, condi-tioned, fitted and trained to show at halter.

2. Except where otherwise noted, all rules for exhib-iting sheep at the RAWF apply.

3. Participants must have previously shown an interestin sheep and the sheep industry and be 14-21years of age inclusive. This competition is open tocontestants of all genders.

4. Contestants are required to submit a short biogra-phy with their entry form. The biography templateis included in this package after the entry form.

5. Participants will be required to enter the ring at thesame location, lead their sheep around the ring andline up according to the wishes of the judges.

6. Previous winners of this class are ineligible forcompetition.

7. Sheep must be stabled before Saturday November9, 2019 – 7:30 am and may leave the premisesat the conclusion of the show. All participants arerequired to participate prior to the show for a briefpresentation with their ewe in the Royal HorseShow (afternoon performance).

8. Contestants will be required to make a 1-2 minutespeech where they will answer one of the followingquestions:a) What has been the impact of the sheep and wool

industry on your life?b) How do you plan to be involved in the sheep and

wool industry in the future?c) If given the opportunity, how would you market and

promote the Canadian sheep and wool industry?9. It is expected that all contestants will be able to

share their ideas and generally discuss with thejudges the following topics:a) General knowledge of the Royal Agricultural

Winter Fairb) General information on Canadian agriculture

and the Canadian sheep industryc) Any special interests or involvement in extracur-

ricular activities such as 4-H, Junior Farmers,school or other rural clubs and organizations intheir communities

10. Points will be awarded as follows:Outfit1 35 pointsPoise and Presentation of Contestant 40 pointsControl and Presentation of Animal 25 points1 Refers to the style of outfit selected. It should be com-

plimentary to both the individual and the class. The major portion of the outfit must be made of wool and the partic-ipant must furnish their own outfit.

* 3 points will be deducted if the speech exceeds 2-1/2

minutes.11. As with all RAWF Youth Activity events, 100%

participation is expected by all participants.12. A code of conduct will be sent out to all participants

(upon receipt of entry) to be adhered to and signed.13. The Royal will be following the CSBA tail length

requirements. All lambs entered will requireda caudal fold that can be seen or felt.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

PRIZE MONEY

1st 2nd 3rd

$100 $85 $60All other contestants – $40

NEW IN 2018: The competition is open to contestants of all genders.

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The Albert and Reta Hunter Memorial Award (Annual)This award is presented annually to the winner of this class by the family of the Late Albert & Reta Hunter in their memory as the founders of this Class

The Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers AwardThe winner will receive a gift presented by the Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers.

Royal Agricultural Winter Fair AwardThe winner will receive a sash presented by the RAWF.

Driscoll AwardA gift will be presented to the second prize winner by Cindy, Ashley and Curtis Driscoll, Elora, Ontario.

Great Lake Sales AwardA gift will be presented to the third prize winner by Great Lake Sales, Ridge-town, Ontario.

Please NoteThe winner of this class is expected to attend the Royal Sheep Show and the Royal Junior Sheep Show the following year to present awards and are encour-aged not to enter any other junior competition during the dates of the 2020 Sheep Show.**

**In the event that the 2019 winner is unable to complete their duties, the 1st runner- up will be asked to carry out these duties.

SPECIALS

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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2018 CHAMPION:

ROYAL SHEEP & WOOL AMBASSADOR CHAMPION Jonathan Parkinson, Ariss, ON

JACK PEMBERTON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT BURSARY

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4-H Member residing outside of the province of Ontario, with a keen interest in agriculture and a desire to attend the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. The successful applicant will be awarded a $2500 bursary, to be used to attend the 2019 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair will provide accommodations at one of the Royal Hotels for the winner as well as supply passes and an itinerary of Royal VIP events during their stay.

BURSARY AMOUNT: $2500 ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS:

• 4-H member in good standing residing outside of the province of Ontario• Presently in final year of high school (or CEGEP if a Quebec student)• Plans for post-secondary education in an agriculture related program• Demonstrated involvement in agriculture

APPLICATION TO INCLUDE:• Cover letter outlining how you would benefit from attending the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, what you would like to see during your visit, and what dates you

would like to attend (planning for a 3 night stay in Toronto) – maximum 2 page letter. The Royal will provide hotel arrangements for the winner.• Copy of your Resume• Letter of recommendation from a 4-H Leader or other relevant agriculture group leader

Have a question about the Jack Pemberton Youth Development Bursary? Contact Kelsey Norris, Admissions and Travel Coordinator at 1-844-759-1013 ext. 113 or knorris@4-h-canada.ca.

Applications open August 1, 2019 and close September 15, 2019 at 11:59 ET.

Jack Pemberton was born in Toronto and lived there until he and his wife Lillian bought farm property near Georgetown, Ontario. Jack discovered his passion for horses and carriages while in the Royal Canadian Air Force, and was able to pursue this hobby now that he had some land. He taught himself to drive, and became very skilled at restoring carriages, often showing at fairs around Canada and the United States — even becoming a Royal Champion. Jack has supported many associations and fairs to encourage and promote carriage driving throughout the world. As a past President and member of the board, Jack’s influence on the Royal has been, and will continue to be, greatly valued.

Visit the Canadian 4-H Council website at https://4-h-canada.ca/bursaries

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Please refer to your show rules for the appropriate dress code. You will not be allowed to enter the ring if you do not adhere to the dress code for the competition entered.

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1. If your animal is registered, please include a full photocopy of the registration or recordation certificate.

2.If your animal is cross-bred, please list the breeds.

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(If exhibitor is under 18 years of age) The undersigned agrees that this entry is eligible according to the rules and they have read and are familiar with the rules and regularions of

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whatsoever arising out of the above entry. The undersigned acknowledges that the RAWF, its em

ployees and agents shall not be held responsible for any damages, injury, loss, cost or theft however caused,

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Sheep and Wool Industry interests:

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