ENTRIES - Hamiota Municipality fair book.pdf · 2014 PRIZE LIST 122nd Hamiota Fair To be held in Hamiota Thursday July 17, 2014 Heather Rothnie - President Brent McKinnon - Past President

2014 PRIZE LIST 122nd Hamiota Fair

To be held in Hamiota

Thursday July 17, 2014 Heather Rothnie - President

Brent McKinnon - Past President

Linda Wilson - Secretary 204-764-2642

ENTRIES

By mail: Box 577, Hamiota, MB R0M 0T0

On or by Tuesday, July 15, 2014: [email protected]

Wednesday, July 16, 2014 - 1:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Hamiota District Sports Complex 204-764-2283

Swimming Pool and Camping Facilities on the Grounds

Free Pancake Breakfast with Grounds Admission

6:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at the Fair Grounds Sponsored by: Redfern Farm Services, Hamiota Co-op, Hamiota Super Thrifty

Drugstore, Vanguard Credit Union, Rawlings Home Hardware

Annual Fair Day Parade

Start time: 9:00 a.m., Marshalling 8:30 a.m. High School

Sponsored by Hamiota Pioneer Club Museum

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LIFE MEMBERS *Adams, Gordon *Edwards, Eileen *Killoh, Mrs. James Murray, Betty

*Anderson, Hud *English, Etta *Kirk, Joseph *Murray, Eileen

Anderson, Lloyd *Finkbeiner, John Kirk, Nora *Newton, Earl

*Armstrong, Ray *Francis, Maurice *Kirk, Roy *Park, Donald

*Arthur, Philip *Fraser, K.R. *Kirk, Wilmot *Paterson, Bruce

Asselstine,Allan *Fraser, Ross. *Knight, Charles *Pollock, W.J.

*Baxter, William *Fraser, W.K. Knight Ron *Pollock, Mrs. W.J.

*Beggs, Walter *Fraser, Mrs. W.K. Lawn, Jack Preston, Allan

Boyd, Jack *Gammack, James *Lewis, Charles *Randall, Charles

*Brethour, Arthur *Gray, Arnold *Lewis, Irvine *Rankin, John

*Bridge, Keith *Gray, Clifford Lewis, Rodney *Riddell, J. E.

*Brooks, Franklin *Gray, Harvey Lints, Ray *Robertson, George

*Brooks, Kay *Gray, Mrs. Harvey *Little, A. G. *Robertson, Ross

*Brooks, Jim Gray, Ross *Lobban, Ian *Routledge, Jim

Brooks, Norval Gregory Betty *McConnell, A.E. *Russell, Alice

*Brown, Mrs. C.P. *Grey, Mrs. Will *McConnell, Bob *Scorgie, James

*Brown, Norman *Gurr, Lorne *McConnell, Dawn Sedgwick. Tom

Brown, Todd *Hazelwood, Lloyd *McConnell, Eleanor *Smyth, John

*Chappell, Phyllis *Hazelwood, Mrs. M. McConnell, Elgin *Stewart, Leona

*Cochrane, Elva Hedley, Bob McConnell, Ida *Strachan, Garth

Cochrane, Gary *Hedley, Percy McConnell, Nora *Strachan, T.J.

Collie, Bill Heise, Margaret McConnell, Ruth *Strachan, Mrs. T.J.

*Coombs, Jack Henderson, Wallace McLaren, Harold *Strachan, W.B.

*Coxworth, Margaret *Houck, Mrs. E.P. *MacDonald, Mac *Taylor, Mae

*Cummings, Allan *Hudson, Ed McKinnon, Brent Thompson, John

*Dale, Hud Hutchings, Jean *McKinnon, Howard *Turner, Maurice

*Dale, Lorne Johnston, Earle Madsen, Reg Vickery, Doug

*Dixon, Art *Johnston, Mrs. L.D. *Mathison, Jim *Ward, Mrs. John

*Dixon, Ernest A. Johnston, Peggy *Mennie, Doreen *White, Betty

*Dixon, Keith *Johnston, Mrs. Wilfred Milne, Ellen Wiltsey, Helen

Douglas, Gwen *Kidd, Cecil *Miller, William *Woods, Nelson

*Douglas, Jim *Killoh, Gordon *Miller, Mrs. William *Wright, Jack

*Drake, Kyler *Killoh, Mrs. Gordon *Morton, Bob *Wyatt, Fred

Eastcott, Lorna *Killoh, James *Murray, Arnold

COMMITTEES

FINANCE Executive

SPORTS Lloyd Anderson

GROUNDS Directors

MEALS Volunteer(s) Needed

GATE ATTENDERS Ron Knight, Everett Gurr, Murray Mathison, Delmar McConnell

AUDITOR Kevin Routledge

BANK Royal Bank of Canada

The Officers and members of the Hamiota Agriculture Society wish to express their gratitude to all those who

have supported this event in the past years. Sponsors such as Manitoba Agriculture, R.M. of Hamiota and Town

of Hamiota are greatly appreciated. You, the exhibitors, are vital to our success.

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NOTICE TO ALL FAIR EXHIBITORS

The Boards of the following Agriculture Fairs would like to give notice that

the rules and regulations printed in the annual fair books will be adhered to

as stated.

Please take special note of the entry deadlines, as we would appreciate your

co-operation for early entries to accommodate all of the fairs. (the earlier

is better)

If there are any questions, please contact the fair secretaries listed.

Oak River Ag. Society July 13 & 14 Ashley Black 204-566-2281

Strathclair Ag. Society July 15 Keri-Lyn Rothnie 204-365-2579

Shoal Lake Ag. Society July 16 Cory Luhowy 204-759-2280

Hamiota Ag. Society July 17 Linda Wilson 204-764-2642

Harding Ag. Society July 18 Bonnie Kent 204-838-2241

Oak Lake Ag. Society July 19 Pat Baker 204-855-2030

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RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. That all persons be admissible as exhibitors of this society on the payment of $5.00 annually, said sum

entitles person to exhibit and one admission to the grounds. Five percent of all prize money

amounting to over $5.00 will be withheld except in classes where an entry fee is charged.

2. $5.00 will be retained as membership fee for next year from exhibitors receiving prizes.

3. Entry fees, membership fees and 5% deduction will not be charged in school children’s section.

4. Entries may be mailed to LINDA WILSON, Secretary, Box 577, Hamiota, Manitoba R0M 0T0 and

should be mailed 7 days prior to the date of show. Entries close at 9:00 p.m. the day before the show.

DOUBLE ENTRY FEES WILL BE LEVIED FOR ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER THAT

TIME.

5. The Secretary will be at the Hamiota District Sports Complex at 1:00 p.m. on the day prior to the

day of the Exhibition. No animal or article will be allowed to compete for prizes unless entry for same

has been made properly.

6. All prize money will be paid or mailed before September 15, any errors or omissions must be

reported within 15 days from the date of mailing.

7. The entry ticket will be provided to the exhibitors by the morning of the exhibition and must remain

attached to all animals and articles.

8. Names or marks indicating names of owners must not appear on anything exhibited.

9. All entries containing noxious weeds, (Perennial Baby’s Breath, Lythrum, etc.) will be disqualified.

10. All stock and articles exhibited must be the property of the exhibitor at least 30 days before the date of

the exhibition or all prizes awarded to such entries will be withheld. No partnership for the mere

purpose of exhibiting the subject thereof, no ownership of several different individuals who unite their

properties to complete an exhibit, shall be construed as bona fide and absolute ownership except for

four and six horse teams, and except in case of firms and clubs, when entry is made accordingly.

11. No prize will be awarded in classes for home crafts except for work that is actual production of the

exhibitor or a member of his or her family, nor for exhibits which have been awarded a prize in the

same class at a former exhibition of this Society, nor by any exhibitor who is not a bona fide resident of

Manitoba.

12. All vegetables and grain must be the production of the exhibitor during the season of the show.

13. Produce must be delivered to the persons having charge of showrooms and grounds or be placed in the

respective classes under their direction.

14. All articles must be in the Complex Curling ice surface by 9:00 a.m. on the day of the show and remain

there until 5:00 p.m. Exhibits will not be accepted after 9:00 a.m. Livestock to remain until 5:30 p.m.

If any exhibitor withdraws before classes or judging is finished, all prize money will be forfeited.

15. No animal or article can compete in more than one section of subsection. Except in (a) Special Prize;

(b) individual horses shown on line may also enter as single drivers and teams; (c) individual cattle

may also enter as herds.

16. No more than one article may be shown in any section by an exhibitor, except horses.

17. Judging times - please check each section.

18. Parties showing purebred stock must, on request, produce to the Secretary, certificate of pedigree,

except for calves, in which case statutory declaration stating that the animal is entitled to be duly

registered shall be produced.

19. All stock exhibited must be sired by a registered sire.

20. The age of livestock shall be computed from date of current show.

21. All stallions must be registered.

22. All stallions shown must be well mannered or the judge may ask for them to withdraw.

23. Bedding will be supplied free and exhibitors will supply their own feed and exhibitors must clean out

stalls prior to departure.

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24. Helper’s tickets will be provided to the stockmen, one ticket for every 4 entries, 3 tickets to be the

limit. These must be obtained from the secretary.

25. Judges’ decision in all classes to be final, unless appealed as hereinafter provided. Every appeal must

be in writing and lodged with the secretary while class and judges are still on the grounds and must be

accompanied by $10.00 for each appeal in question, which will be returned to the exhibitor if the appeal is

sustained. Parties openly objecting to a decision in any class shall forfeit all claims to prizes they would

otherwise have obtained.

26. No persons shall interfere with the judges while in the discharge of their duty. Any breach of this rule

on the part of an exhibitor will disentitle him/her to a prize in each such case for his/her exhibit in the

section in connection with which there is interference by him/her.

27. In the absence of competition the judges may award first, second or no prize, according to the merit of

the exhibit and shall have it in their power to withhold any premium for any animal or article which

they may consider unworthy of same.

28. Exhibitors, shall upon request, furnish statutory declaration stating that they have conformed to and

are within the rules and regulations of the Society with respect to their exhibits.

29. The Directors cannot hold themselves responsible for the loss or damage to exhibits.

30. All Cups offered for competition are to become the property of the exhibitor winning same for 3 years

in succession.

31. The Directors reserve the right to pay prizes shown in this prize list on percentage basis in the event

that the revenue of the Society is not sufficient to enable the prizes to be paid in full.

32. Amusements and concessions utilizing electricity to be charged $15.00 per booth and all others to be

levied $10.00.

33. The Directors reserve the final and absolute right to interpret, enforce or add to the foregoing rules and

regulations and violations shall be subject to such penalties as the Directors should prescribe.

34. Due to increased postage costs, 50 cents will be deducted from all mailed prize winnings over $5.00.

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LIGHT HORSE AND PONY CLASSES Directors in Charge: Myra Gregory, Karen Scott, Terry Lewis, Shelagh Burr, Hannah Scott, Ellice Lints, Derek

Ashcroft. Junior Director: Eveline Juce

Note: Order of Go is attached at back of fair book. Please refer to this when placing entries, as we are unable to

wait long periods of time for tack changes.

General Rules

1. Halter classes judged promptly at 9:00 a.m.

2. All horses and ponies must be measured by an official.

3. Birth certificates for junior classes must be produced upon request by an official.

4. Registration papers must be made available upon request from an official for registered classes.

5. All exhibitors and competitors should be neatly and appropriately dressed for the competition.

6. All exhibitors will cooperate with the fair officials in parking of trucks, trailers, wagons and

buggies. Stalls are to be kept in an orderly and tidy fashion.

7. Exhibitors must refrain from the use of foul and abusive language on the fair grounds.

8. Classes maybe combined if conditions and entries warrant.

9. All stallions must be registered purebred and well mannered.

10. Horses may not be shown in breed classes and open show.

11. Horses may enter English and Western performance classes within breed or open show section.

12. Entry fee: $2.00 per class.

13. The Pioneer Club invites exhibitors in Fancy or Comic Costumes to participate in the parade, which leaves

the high school at 9:00 a.m.

14. Exhibitors - PLEASE NOTE - Entry deadline will be 9:00 p.m. the night before the show. ANY

ENTRIES MADE AFTER THIS TIME WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEE.

15. Ages of competitors shall be determined as of January 1 of calendar year.

16. Abuse to animals will not be tolerated.

17. No cross entry to the Miniature Horse Classes.

LINE CLASSES 1. Stallion, any breed, any size, 3 years old & over 10 8 6 4

2. Brood mare with foal at side, any breed, any size 10 8 6 4

3. Foal of calendar year, any breed 10 8 6 4

Pony & over 14.2 Light Horse Sponsored by Shoal Lake Vet Clinic

4. Filly, gelding, stallion, 1 & 2 yrs old, any breed, any size 10 8 6 4

(no cross entry to Classes 9 & 12)

5. Pony, mare or gelding, 3 yrs & older, 14.2 & under 10 8 6 4

6. Saddle hack type mare or gelding, 3 yrs & older, over 14.2 10 8 6 4

7. Western type mare or gelding, 3 yrs & older, over 14.2 10 8 6 4

8. Champion & Reserve Champion ribbons in Classes 1 - 7. Sponsored by Shoal Lake Vet Clinic

Registered Welsh Pony 57. Purebred yeld mare or gelding 10 8 6 4

58. Champion & Reserve Champion in Class 57. Gift donated by B & E Farms, Bob & Ellice Lints.

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Registered Arabian - Half Arabian Sponsored by Dr. J.E. Hudson Family

9. Purebred/part bred filly, gelding or stallion 1 & 2 yrs. 10 8 6 4

10. Purebred/part bred yeld mare or gelding, 3 yrs. & over 10 8 6 4 11. Champion & Reserve Champion in Classes 9 & 10. Sponsored by Dr. J. E. Hudson Family.

Registered Quarter Horse Sponsored by Hamiota Super Thrifty Drug Mart

12. Filly, gelding or stallion, 1 & 2 yrs. 10 8 6 4

13. Yeld mare or gelding, 3 yrs & older 10 8 6 4

14. Champion & Reserve Champion in Classes 12 & 13. Sponsored by Hamiota Super Thrifty Drug

Mart.

Showmanship

15. Lollipop Class - 6 years & under. No cross entry to Class 16. Entry fee $1.00. Parents may accompany

child. All competitors will receive a red ribbon. Sponsored by Tony & Karen Scott

16. Showmanship on halter, 11 years & under 10 8 6 4 2

Gift donated by Cargill Grain Ltd., Oakner

17. Showmanship on halter, 12 - 14 years. 10 8 6 4 2

Gift & Sponsored by Redferns

18. Showmanship on halter, 15 - 17 years 10 8 6 4 2

Sponsored by TJ Auto

19. Showmanship on halter, 18 years & over 10 8 6 4 2

Sponsored by Knight-Line Farms

PERFORMANCE CLASSES to be held in Gymkhana Arena

Pleasure Pony under Saddle (English or Western)

20. Saddle pony 14.2 hands & under 12 10 8 6 4

Arabian/Part Bred Performance Open to registered purebred and part bred Arabians. NO CROSS ENTRY TO OPEN SHOW

21. Western Pleasure 12 10 8 6 4

22. Hunter under saddle 12 10 8 6 4

23. Arabian costume. Open horses will be shown with fringes, tapestry or tassels. Riders shall be attired in native

costume, flowing cape, pantaloons, headdress, scarf and sash 12 10 8 6 4

Quarter Horse Performance Registered quarter horses only. NO CROSS ENTRY TO OPEN SHOW

24. Western Pleasure Senior Horse 6 yrs. & over 12 10 8 6 4

25. Western Pleasure Junior Horse 2 yrs. old 12 10 8 6 4

26. Western Pleasure Junior Horse 3 - 5 yrs. 12 10 8 6 4

Classes 25 and 26 to be amalgamated if insufficient numbers.


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Open Light Horse Performance - 14.2 & over

NO CROSS ENTRY TO BREED HORSE CLASSES


29. Western Pleasure Senior Horse 6 yrs. & over 12 10 8 6 4

30. Western Pleasure Junior Horse 5 years & under 12 10 8 6 4

These last two classes to be amalgamated if insufficient numbers.

Special Classes

31. Western Pleasure Stake: $10.00 entry fee. $50.00 added money sponsored by Kevin and Cindy

Routledge. Payout 100% split: 40%, 30%, 20% & 10%.

32. Open Road Hack - English to be shown at walk, trot, strong trot, easy canter and hard gallop. Horse should

go with presence and appearance of substance with refinement. Judged on performance, conformation,

substance and manners. 12 10 8 6 4

Classes 33 & 34 are for novice riders only. No cross entry between Classes 33 & 34. No cross entry

riders to any other riding classes except Costume classes 36 and 37 and gymkhana. NO CROSS

ENTRIES IN ANY COSTUME CLASSES.

33. Lead Line Class. Horse or pony to be led only at the walk. Rider not to have reached his/her 7th birthday.

Rider leader to be appropriately dressed. Horse to be judged on manners, promptness and suitability to lead line

work. Children to be judged on attire, neatness and cleanliness. English or Western equipment optional.

12 10 8 6

Gift donated by Grey Owl Plumbing

34. Walk and trot 12 years and under English or Western attire, rider may use 2 hands

12 10 8 6

Gift donated by B & E Farms, Bob & Ellice Lints

35. Costume Parade Class. Lady or gentleman riding a horse, western equipment and attire with lots of colour.

To be judged on performance, manners, conformation - 75%; appointments of horse 2and rider - 25%. No cross

entry to class 23. 12 10 8 6

36. Costume Parade, boy/girl 16 years and under - Comic 12 10 8 6

Gift donated by Hi-way Collision, Hamiota

37. Costume Parade, boy/girl 16 years and under - Fancy 12 10 8 6

Gift donated by Royal Bank of Canada

Classes 38 - 42 open to any 4H Light Horse or Pony Club member, Classes to be judged 75% on performance and

grooming and 25% on quality of horse.

38. 4H Saddle class, Junior 11 years & under 12 10 8 6

Gift & Sponsored by Hamiota Hotel

39. 4H Saddle Class, Intermediate 12 - 14 years 12 10 8 6

Gift donated by Little Valley Quarter Horses

40. 4H Saddle Class, Senior 15 years & older 12 10 8 6

Gift & Sponsored by Gregory Sand & Gravel

41. Hands and Seat, English 12 years and under 12 10 8 6 4

42. Hands and Seat, English 13 - 16 years 12 10 8 6 4

43. Hands and Seat, English 17 years and older 12 10 8 6 4

44. Hands and Seat, Western 12 years and under 12 10 8 6 4

45. Hands and Seat, Western 13 - 16 years 12 10 8 6 4

46. Hands and Seat, Western 17 – 38 years 12 10 8 6 4

47. Hands and Seat, Classic 39 years and older 12 10 8 6 4

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Gymkhana M.G.R.A. Sanctioned Starts promptly at 5:00 p.m. M.G.R.A. members please send name of horse with entry. Entry deadline will

be 9:00 p.m. the night before the show. Entry fee is $2.00 per class, per competitor. Before being allowed to

show all entry fees are to be paid. IF PLANNING TO RUN MORE THAN ONE HORSE, PLEASE

ENTER BY THE MONDAY PRIOR TO FAIR IN ORDER TO ALLOW ADEQUATE SPACING

BETWEEN RUNS. ENTRY DEADLINE WILL BE 9:00 P.M. THE NIGHT BEFORE THE SHOW.

ANY ENTRIES MADE AFTER THIS TIME WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEE.

WESTERN PLEASURE

1. Pee Wee, 12 years and under 12 10 8 6 4

2. Junior, 18 years and under 12 10 8 6 4

3. Senior 12 10 8 6 4

WESTERN REINING



6. Senior 12 10 8 6 4

POLE BENDING



9. Senior 12 10 8 6 4

BARREL RACING



12. Senior 12 10 8 6 4

13. Hamiota Barrel Stake: $10.00 entry fee. $100.00 added money sponsored by HazelGrove Farms, David,

Ruth, Wallace & Hazel Henderson. Payout: 100% split - 40%, 30%, 20%, 10%

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HEAVY HORSES

Classes to be ready by 10:00 a.m. Directors in Charge - Reg Madsen, Murray Sheane, Cheryl Burr.

Entry fee 10% of First Prize. Exhibitors please note entry deadline will be 9:00 p.m. the night before the show.

ANY ENTRIES MADE AFTER THIS TIME WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEE.

Registered Heavy Draft Horse - Any Breed 151. Stallion, any age 24 22 20

152. Brood mare 24 22 20

153. Foal of calendar year 24 22 20

154. Yearling filly 24 22 20 16

155. Filly, 2 years old 24 22 20 16

156. Dry mare, 3 years old 24 22 20 16

157. Dry mare, 4 years & over 24 22 20 16

Classes 151 - 157 $50.00 donated by Shoal Lake Farm Equipment Ltd. and $50.00 donated by Reg and

Carol Madsen.

Champion Mare - Ribbon

Reserve Champion Mare - Ribbon and $10.00 donated by Classic Country Hair Salon

Champion Stallion - Ribbon and $25.00 donated by Hamiota Super Thrifty Drug Mart

Reserve Champion Stallion - Ribbon and $10.00

Heavy Draft or Agricultural Horses 158. Brood mare 16 14 12

159. Foal of calendar year 10 8 6

160. Filly or gelding, yearling 16 14 12 10

161. Filly or gelding, 2 years 16 14 12 10

162. Agricultural mare or gelding, 3 years & over 16 14 12 10 8

163. Heavy draft mare or gelding, 3 years & over 16 14 12 10 8

164. General purpose mare or gelding, 3 years & over 16 14 12 10 8

165. Farm chunk mare or gelding, 3 years & over 16 14 12 10 8

Champion of Classes 158 - 165 - Ribbons and $15.00

Reserve Champion of Classes 158 - 165 - Ribbons and $10.00

Supreme Champion Draft Horse - $25.00 Donated by Madsen Hail Insurance

166. Best 3 heavy horses by 1 exhibitor, purebred or grade 20 18 16 14 12

167. Junior Showmanship 7 - 12 years of age as of calendar year

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Prize money donated by Cargill Grain Co. No Entry Fee.

168. Junior Showmanship 13 - 16 years of age as of calendar year

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Harnessed Team to Wagon Classes 169 - 181: Entries over 5th placing will receive $10.00.

169. Single draft horse on cart or wagon 30 25 20 15 10

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170. Best dressed and mannered team 30 25 20 15 10

171. Ladies driving 30 25 20 15 10

172. Junior driving, 7 - 12 years of age as of calendar year 12 10 8 6 4

173. Junior driving, 13 - 16 years of age as of calendar year 12 10 8 6 4

174. General purpose team 30 25 20 15 10

175. Farm chunk team 30 25 20 15 10

176. Agricultural team 30 25 20 15 10

177. Team purebred mares 30 25 20 15 10

178. Heavy draft team 30 25 20 15 10

179. Unicorn class 140 100 75 50 25

180. Four horse team 150 100 75 50 25

181. Six horse team 160 100 75 50 25

Class 169 - $25.00 donated by Hamiota Co-op

Class 170 - $25.00 donated by Redfern Farm Services

Classes 172 & 173 - $25.00 donated by Cargill Grain Co.

Class 178 - $25.00 donated by the Royal Bank of Canada

Class 179 - $25.00 donated by Burrland Farms

Class 181 - $25.00 donated by Hatfield Financial & Insurance Services Inc.

Twin Valley Co-op donated a $50.00 gift certificate which is provided to a competitor in lieu of cash.

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REGISTERED MINIATURE HORSE SHOW Director - Kristi Argue

MINIATURE HORSES WILL RUN IN THE SAME RING AS THE HEAVY HORSES. AN ORDER OF

GO WILL BE AVAILABLE THE DAY BEFORE THE FAIR.

NO CROSS ENTRY TO LIGHT HORSE CLASSES (WHICH INCLUDE LINE, DRIVING AND

COSTUME) Registration papers must be available on request of Director. Being unable to do so would result in the

disqualification of that horse. All stallions on premises must be tied with a stud collar at all times. Entry fee:

$2.00 per class. DOUBLE ENTRY FEES WILL BE LEVIED FOR ANY ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER

9:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY.

Judging starts at 9:00 a.m.

201. Brood mare, 34” & under 10 8 6 4

202. Foal of calendar year 8 6 5 4

203. Brood mare, over 34” to 38” 10 8 6 4

204. Foal of calendar year 8 6 5 4

205. Stallion, 3 years & over 34” & under 10 8 6 4

206. Stallion, 3 years & over, 34” to 38” 10 8 6 4

207. Filly, gelding or stallion, 1 year, 34” & under 10 8 6 4

208. Filly, gelding or stallion, 2 years, 34” & under 10 8 6 4

209. Filly, gelding or stallion, 1 year, over 34” to 38” 10 8 6 4

210. Filly, gelding or stallion, 2 years, over 34” to 38” 10 8 6 4

211. Yeld mare or gelding, 3 years & over, under 34” 10 8 6 4

212. Yeld mare or gelding, 3 years & over, over 34” to 38” 10 8 6 4

213. Best 3 horses owned by one person 10 8 6 4

Open to all 1st and 2nd winners

Grand Champion, 34” & under - Gift donated by River Bend Mini Acres, Miniota, Manitoba

Reserve Champion, 34” & under - Gift donated by The Volk Family, Virden, Manitoba

Grand Champion, over 34” to 38”- Gift donated by Earl and Bernice Gerrard, Oak River, Manitoba

Reserve Champion, over 34” to 38”- Gift donated by The Argue Family, Hamiota, Manitoba

214. Lead Line, 6 years and under 12 8 6 4

215. Showmanship, 8 years and under 12 8 6 4

216. Showmanship, 16 years and under 12 8 6 4

217. Showmanship, 17 years and over 12 8 6 4

218. Costume Class - open 12 8 6 4

219. Single pleasure driving, 34” & under 12 8 6 4

220. Country pleasure driving, 34” & under 12 8 6 4

No cross entries between classes 219 and 220

221. Single pleasure driving, 34” - 38” 12 8 6 4

222. Country pleasure driving, 34” - 38” 12 8 6 4

No cross entries between 221 and 222

223. Best boy or girl driver, 16 years & under 12 8 6 4

224. Best gent or lady driver, 17 years & over 12 8 6 4

225. Single roadster, 34” & under 12 8 6 4

226. Single roadster, over 34” to 38” 12 8 6 4

227. Team to wagon 12 8 6 4

228. Four horse hitch 12 8 6 4

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Fun Classes 229. Cart obstacle – ribbons

230. Barrel racing – ribbons

231. Pole bending - ribbons

232. Halter pole bending – ribbons

233. Halter obstacle - ribbons

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CATTLE Directors: Allan Preston, John Thompson, Ross Gray

C - Charolais; MA - Maine Anjou; L - Limousin; A - Angus; Sh - Shorthorn; H - Hereford; Si - Simmental

1. Judging to commence at 11:00 a.m.

2. Entry Fee - $1.00 per entry per class, plus 10% of winnings.

3. One entry each exhibitor per class excepting two class - double entry allowed.

4. If only one herd of a breed, half prize money will be paid.

5. A herd consists of 4 animals - both sexes must be represented.

EXHIBITORS: Please note: Entry deadline will be 9:00 p.m. the night before the show. ANY ENTRIES

MADE AFTER THIS TIME WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEE. Before being allowed to

show, all entry fees are to be paid when tickets are picked up.

Prize Money

1st - $30 2nd - $25. 3rd - $19. 4th - $15. 5th - $10. 6th - $6.

C MA L Sh H A Si

301 311 321 331 341 351 361 Bull, calendar year - 2014

302 312 322 332 342 352 362 Bull born April 1 - December 31, 2013

303 313 323 333 343 353 363 Bull born January 1 - March 31, 2013

304 314 324 334 344 354 364 Bull born during 2012 or earlier

Champion and Reserve Champion Bull Ribbons

305 315 325 335 345 355 365 Female, Calendar year - 2014

306 316 326 336 346 356 366 Female, born April 1 - December 31, 2013

307 317 327 337 347 357 367 Female, born January 1 - March 31, 2013

308 318 328 338 348 358 368 Female born in 2012 with or without own calf

309 319 329 339 349 359 369 Cow born 2011 or earlier with own current year

calf

Champion and Reserve Champion Female Ribbons

310 320 330 340 350 360 370 Group of 4 animals bred and owned by exhibitor.

One may be purchased. Both sexes must be

represented. Each animal must be shown in above

classes. Calves from above classes are eligible to

be shown in this class.

Special Championship Classes Arnold Gray Memorial - All bred yearling heifer class

Cattlex Ltd. - Supreme Champion Bull $50.00

Vanguard Credit Union - Supreme Champion Female $50.00

Uphill Shorthorns - Best group of 4 animals (bred & owned by exhibitor). One may be purchased, both sexes

must be represented, animals must be shown in previous classes. $50.00

Madsen Hail/Poplar Park Farm - Best Heifer Calf of calendar year. $50.00

371. Showmanship 7 - 12 years of age as of calendar year

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

372. Showmanship 13 - 16 years of age as of calendar year

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

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Cow and Calf Pen Class Directors: Todd Brown, Kevin Routledge.

373. Special Cow and Calf Class. The calf must not be eligible for registration or recordation. All breeds to be

shown against each other. To be shown in pens. Do not need to be halter broken, but must be clean.

Maximum of two entries per exhibitor. Public judging to place top 4 pens out of entire group. Entry fee $5.00

per pair.

Trophy donated by Barry Chappell Pioneer Seed. Prizes donated by Feed-Rite Ltd and Co-op Feeds.

Steer Classes Entries over 5th placing will receive $6.00. Directors will decide on classes.

374. Light steer 25 20 14 12 10

375. Heavy steer 25 20 14 12 10

Champion steer winner of Classes 374 & 375 to compete Ribbons - Royal Bank Trophy

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FODDER, SHEAF GRAIN AND GARDEN PRODUCE Directors: Brent McKinnon, Donna McKinnon, Kendall Heise

Exhibitors - Please note: Entry deadline will be 9:00 p.m. the night before the show. All memberships are to be

paid when tickets are picked up before the show. The exhibition hall will close promptly at 9:00 a.m. Late

entries will not be accepted. Entry tickets not picked up the night before will be at the Sports Complex. Judging

to start at 10:00 a.m. Entries to be brought to the north door of the Sports Complex. All sheaves to be at least 3

inches in diameter at the band or will be disqualified. Grain to be in head. Leaves to be left on. To be judged on

their feed value in Section 400 - 402. Over 10 entries, a 4th prize of $1.00 will be added.

Prize Money for all classes: 1st - $3. 2nd - $2. 3rd - $1.

400. Sheaf Sweet Clover

401. Sheaf Alfalfa

402. Sheaf Grasses, any variety

403. Sheaf Peas

404. Sheaf Wheat, Durum

405. Sheaf Wheat, Red Spring

406. Sheaf Oats, any variety

407. Sheaf Barley, six row

408. Sheaf Barley, two row

409. Sheaf Flax

410. Sheaf Canola, Argentine

411. Sheaf Mustard

412. Sheaf Lentils

413. Sheaf Winter Wheat

Hatfield Financial & Insurance Services Inc Special (Points 3 for 1st; 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd)

414. Most points in Classes 400 – 413 $10.00

Seed Classes - One pound in plastic bag 415. Two Row Barley

416. Six Row Barley

417. Hard Spring Wheat

HINTS FOR DISPLAYING VEGETABLES: Rhubarb – leave root on, trimmed nicely, trim leaves to 1 – 1 ½

inches, not to be cut in stalks. Cabbage – cut root on slant and remove outer leaves. Radishes – leave roots on

and top cut to ¼ - ½ inch. Cauliflower – no green leaves in curd. Beets & carrots – tops cut to ¼ – ½ inch.

Turnip – 1 ½ inch top and no side roots.

Garden Produce - Vegetable to be of useable size 418. Beets, 6 globe shaped

419. Beets, 6 cylinder shaped

420. Beans, 1 dozen wax or green on plate

421. Cabbage, 2 early varieties

422. Carrots, 6 garden variety

423. Head Lettuce - 2 heads

424. Leaf Lettuce - 2 heads

425. Onions, 6 grown from sets

426. Onions, Pickling, 6 on a plate

427. Onions, 6 grown from seed

428. Onions, Multiplier, 6 on a plate

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429. Potatoes, 6 white

430. Potatoes, 6 coloured

431. Potatoes, collection, 3 of each

432. Peas in a pod, 12 pods on plate

433. Radishes, 6 summer

434. Red Rhubarb, 6 stalks

435. Summer Turnips, 4

436. Turnips, Swede or Rutabaga, 2

437. Vegetable Collection, 2 of each 6 4.50 3 2.50

438. Cucumbers, 3 on a plate

439. Tomatoes, 6 on a plate

440. Cauliflower, 2 heads

441. Broccoli, 1 head

Hatfield Financial & Insurance Services Inc Special (Points 3 for lst; 2 for 2nd; 1 for 3rd)

442. Most points in Classes 418 – 441 $10.00

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RAW FRUIT AND FLOWERS Directors: Joyce Knight (204-764-20335), Mona Butler, Margaret Heise

Exhibitors: Please note - Read rules and regulations in the front of the book. Judge has the right to reclassify

entries. For any section with 6 or more entries, 4th prize is offered. Directors not responsible for figurines or

containers. Please name fruit or flower varieties on your entry wherever possible. Our classes are open to all

ages, male and female. All entries containing noxious weeds (perennial Baby’s Breath, Lythrum, etc. will

be disqualified. Judging starts at 9:30 a.m.

FRUIT Prize Money for Classes 448 - 452 1st $4.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

All exhibits must be covered by saran wrap (choose uniform size and colour)

448. Saskatoons (24 on plate)

449. Nanking Cherries (24 on plate)

450. Red Raspberries (12 on plate)

451. June Strawberries (not hulled, 12 on plate)

452. Everbearing Strawberries (not hulled, 12 on plate)

453. Home grown fruit display (at least 3 varieties of any type of fruit) 1st $5.00 2nd $3.50 3rd $2.75

FLOWER COLLECTION Helpful Hints and Definitions: Bloom - an individual flower - 1 to a stem, no buds.

Spike - upright stem carrying several flowers, usually with pedicels. eg. glads, snapdragons

Stem or Stalk - a plant structure carrying 1 or more flowers and/or buds. It may be branched, eg. sweet peas

When using foliage in sections 454 – 471, you must use the flower’s own foliage.

Prize Money for Classes 454 - 459 1st $4.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

NOTE: Each variety to be in separate container. Entry on a single tray

454. Collection of annuals, 3 varieties, 2 stems of each

455. Collection of perennials, 3 varieties, 2 stems of each

456. Collection of sweet peas - 8 stems - not necessarily in separate containers

457. Collection of delphiniums, 3 colours, 1 spike of each

458. Collection of lilies, 3 colours (not day lilies) - to be in separate containers

459. Collection of roses

FLOWERS Prize Money for Classes 460 - 471 1st $4.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

460. Hybrid tea rose, in vase

461. Hardy rose, at least 3 blooms, on a single stem

462. Miniature rose, at least 3 blooms

463. Daisy, single flower, 3 stems

464. Snapdragon, 3 spikes, conventional bloom

465. Snapdragon, 3 spikes, novel bloom

466. Pansies, 6 blooms, own foliage

467. Petunias, double, 3 blooms

468. Petunias, single, 3 blooms

469. Any other annual, not listed in this section 460-468, 1 bloom, 1 stem or 1 spike

470. Any other perennial not listed in this section 460-468, 1 bloom, 1 stem or 1 spike

471. Bouquet of garden flowers - something that can be held in one hand and not anchored in a vase.

No. 1 Special - Best entry from classes 454 - 471

Donated by Campbell Flowers - $20.00

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Must be anchored in an oasis or frog

Prize money for Classes 472 - 482 1st $4.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

472. Arrangement of cut flowers for buffet or mantel 1 side view

473. Floor arrangement of cut flowers for living room, large basket with handle or large vase

474. Arrangement of flowers for special occasion, name the event

475. Miniature arrangement of cut flowers, not more than 4” x 4” (including container)

476. Dried arrangement, no artificial colour (original each year)

477. ‘A Cup of Memories’ arrangement of cut flowers in a cup and saucer

478. Foliage arrangement suitable for end table, no flowers

479. Arrangement of daisies (filler such as foliage permitted)

480. Fresh flower arrangement using a recycled container

481. Arrangement of cut flowers for dining room table, not to exceed 10” in height or width

482. Novelty scene made from natural material - can use live, dried or inanimate material

483. Cut flower arrangement of garden bloom

Donated by Campbell Funeral Home 1st $8.00 2nd $6.50 3rd $5.50

484. Flower arrangement for coffee table

Donated by Margaret Heise 1st $5.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

485. Basket of cut flowers not to exceed 15” in height

Donated by Isabella Women’s Institute 1st $5.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

486. Say it with roses - arrangement of roses

Donated by Directors 1st 5.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

No. 2 Special Judges’ choice 1st and 2nd from this section, classes 472 - 486

Donated by Vanguard Credit Union, Hamiota Branch 1st $12.50 2nd $7.50

POTTED PLANTS - INDOOR One plant per container unless otherwise stated. Original and unique containers acceptable. Use your

imagination!


487. Geranium

488. Gloxinia

489. African Violet, single

490. African Violet, double

491. Indoor hanging houseplant

492. Begonia, tuberous rooted

493. Begonia, fibrous rooted

494. Coleus

495. Prayer plant

496. Any other house plant in bloom

497. Novelty plant, any variety

498. Fern

499. Cacti (with spikes)

500. Succulent (no spikes)

501.Impatiens

502. Fuchsia

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503. Group of two house plants, foliage type

504. Group of two house plants, flowering type, in bloom

505. Growing arrangement in an indoor planter

No. 3 Special - Best house plant from classes 487 - 505. Can be won for 2 consecutive years only.

Donated by Hatfield Financial & Insurance Services Inc. $15.00

POTTED PLANTS - OUTDOOR


506. Outdoor hanging container, 1 or more varieties of ivy

507. Growing arrangement in an outdoor planter

508. Planter of Cacti and/or Succulents

509. Outdoor hanging container, 1 or more varieties

510. Container of 3 or more herbs that promote healthy living

No. 4 Special - Best entry from Classes 506 - 510.

Donated by The Trestle Greenhouse – Marlin & Eleanor Beever, Rivers, MB $20.00 gift certificate

No. 5 Special - For most entries shown in sections 448 - 510. Can be won for 2 consecutive years only.

Donated by Knight Accounting $25.00

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COOKING AND CANNING Directors: Judy Oakden, Margaret Lawn, Heather Rothnie, Doreen Angus. Junior Directors: Chelsea Lawn,

Emily Lints

Judging starts at 9:30 a.m.

NOTE: Rolls exhibited individually. Cinnamon rolls exhibited in block. Cakes to be removed from pans. No

muffin cups, no saran wrap. All exhibits to be in plastic bags with ample room. No commercial fillings,

pastries or cake mixes to be used.

Exhibitors - Please note - Entry deadline will be 9:00 p.m. the night before the show. Any entries made

after this time will be charged doubled membership. Before being allowed to show, all memberships are to

be paid when tickets are picked up. Exhibition Hall will close promptly at 9:00 a.m. Late entries will not be

accepted. Fourth prize of $1.50 will be given in classes with six or more entries.

Prize Money Classes 515 - 530 1st $4.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

515. One loaf white bread (traditional oblong)

516. One loaf multigrain bread (traditional oblong)

517. One loaf raisin bread (traditional oblong)

518. Any other loaf of bread other than previous classes

519. Four individual buns

520. Banana loaf (half a loaf)

521. Carrot loaf with fruit (half a loaf)

522. Four bran muffins (plain)

523. Four muffins, any kind except bran

524. Four baking powder biscuits

525. Four over baked scones (glazed)

526. Three oatmeal cookies (rolled)

527. Three fruit drop cookies

528. Three chocolate chip cookies

529. Dainties, 2 kinds, 3 of each (unbaked)

530. Candy, light fudge, 3 pieces

Prize Money Classes 531 - 534 1st $5.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00

531. One raisin pie (2 crusts)

532. One apple pie (2 crusts)

533. One rhubarb pie (2 crusts)

534. Four homemade tarts, other than butter

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2014 Home Canning Awards NOTE: Have all jars marked as to the kind and when made. No canning opened unless judges deem

necessary. Metal rings on sealers must be loosened. For jams and jellies use only snap lids. No paraffin.

Prize Money Classes 546 - 562 1st $4.00 2nd $3 3rd $2.00

546. Pears, 1 pint jar

547. Peaches, 1 pint jar

548. Apricots, 1 pint jar

549. Cherries, 1 pint jar

550. Plums (prune) 1 pint jar

551. Strawberries, 1 pint jar

552. Raspberries, 1 pint jar

553. Tomatoes, 1 pint jar

554. Any jelly, 1 jar

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555. Strawberry jam, 1 jar

556. Raspberry jam, 1 jar

557. Beet pickles, 1 pint jar

558. Sweet mixed pickles, 1 pint jar

559. Dill pickles

560. Any kind of relish

561. Cooked tomato based salsa

562. Pickled eggs

Bernardin Contests – www.bernardin.ca

563. Bernardin Best of Show Award. Best home canning entry chosen from classes 546 - 562. Must be

submitted in a Bernardin Mason Jar and Snap Lid. $30.00 gift certificate

564. Bernardin Jam/Jelly Award. Best jam/jelly using Bernardin pectin as selected by the fair. Judging will

be based on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity. $20.00 gift certificate

565. Bernardin Gift Pack Competition. Best gift pack submitted in Bernardin Mason Jar and Snap Lid as

selected by the fair. Need not be in baskets. Judges select winners based on creativity, quality of home canned

product, perceived value and appropriateness of presentation. $20.00 gift certificate

Bernardin National Gift Pack Competition. Eligibility: First place winner of Bernardin gift pack

competition from each fair with entry submitted by local fair convenor $100.00

Classes for New Exhibitors - Have not exhibited in Hamiota previously

566. Four baking powder biscuits 3 2.25 1.75

567. Four carrot muffins 3 2.25 1.75

568. Four oatmeal drop cookies 3 2.25 1.75

Hatfield Financial & Insurance Services Inc.

569. Highest point total in cooking and canning 15

570. Chocolate layer cake, iced (cake to be judged) 15 10 5

571. One loaf 100% whole wheat bread (traditional oblong) 15 10 5

Country Fair Baking Contests Note: In classes 574 to 579 all specials must include recipe and a product label as proof of purchase or

entries will be disqualified. All entries will be judged on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity. All

first place winners are to be at the bake table to have their photo taken at 4:30 p.m.

Fleischmann’s Yeast Best Bread Contest www.fleischmanns.ca

574. One loaf bread (not bread machine) $20.00 & gift prize

Fleischmann’s Yeast Best Bread National Contest $100.00

Eligibility: First place winner from each fair with submission of information by local fair convenor.

Robin Hood Flour Special www.robinhood.ca

575. Single layer square iced cake made with Robin Hood flour $25.00 gift certificate $10.00 gift certificate

Robin Hood Flour national Best Cake Contest $100.00

Eligibility: First place winner best cake contest with submission of information by local fair convenor.

Fleischmann’s Baking Powder and Crown Corn Syrup www.fleischmanns.ca

576. Cake Loaf $20.00 plus gift prize

Fleischmann’s Baking Powder and Crown Corn Syrup best cake loaf National contest $100.00

Eligibility: First place winner best cake loaf contest with submission of information by local fair

convenor.

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Crisco Best Tarts Contest www.criscocanada.com

577. Four best homemade tarts $25.00 product certificate $10.00 product coupon

Crisco Best Tarts National Contest $100.00

Eligibility: First place winner of Crisco best tarts contest with submission of declaration form by local

fair convenor.

Hamiota Co-op (1958) Ltd. Special

578. Four cookies made with Co-op peanut butter 1st - 1 litre Co-op peanut butter 2nd - 500 gram Co-op

peanut butter

Recipe and recent sales slip from any Co-op to accompany entry ticket to collect prize

Country Crocus Bake Shop Special

579. Four whole wheat buns 5 3 2

Directors Special

580. Matrimonial cake, date filling (3 - 2” squares) 5 3 2

Hamiota Tops Special

581. Four Heart Smart muffins, include recipe 5 3 2

Hamiota Ag Society Special

582. Shortbread, 6 pieces 5 3 2

Ethel Robertson Special

583. Four butter tarts - made with syrup 5 3 2

Elva Cochrane Special

584. Baked dainties (2 kinds, 3 of each) 5 3 2

Mom’s Kitchen Special

585. Six to eight cinnamon buns in a block 5 3 2

Tea at the Bank Special

586. Four Granola bars (recipe to accompany entry) 5 3 2

Debbie Cal Catering Special

587. Three cupcakes iced 5 3 2

Grandparent/Grandchild Special

588. Four cupcakes decorated (age 8 & under) 5 3 2

589. Four cupcakes decorated (age 15 & under) 5 3 2

Cupcakes to be judged on decorations only. Please enter in a covered container to preserve decorations.

Larry & Judy Oakden Special

590. Something other than a cake made with a cake mix, include recipe 5 3 2

Manitoba Canola Growers’ Association Special

591. Creative canola oil baking contest (4 cookies or 4 muffins or 1/2 loaf etc) 10 6 4

1. Each entry must use 100% canola oil and/or canola oil margarine.

2. Each entry must be accompanied by the recipe.

3. All entries will be judged on appearance, taste and texture of baking product.

4. Permission to use the winner’s name in advertising or publicity without payment must be provided to MCGA

for all winners.

Hatfield Custom Cabinets Best of Show Classes 566 – 591 15

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HOMECRAFTS Directors: Georgina Brown, Hazel Henderson, Pat Beamish, Marlene Andrew

Judging to start at 9:30 a.m. A 4th prize of $1.25 will be added if more than 6 entries per class.

Exhibitors - Please note: Entry deadline will be 9:00 p.m. the night before the show. All entries made after this

time will be charged double membership. Before being allowed to show, all memberships are to be paid when

tickets are picked up. Exhibition Hall will close promptly at 9:00 a.m. and no late entries will be accepted.

Articles will not be accepted by mail. Articles must be machine made.

SEWING

Prizes 1st $5.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00 600. Ladies or teens blouse

601. Kitchen apron - practical

602. Fancy apron

603. Polar fleece jacket

604. Polar fleece mitts or headgear

605. Girl’s dress, blended material, 10 years & under

606. Child’s play outfit, 3 - 10 years, 2 piece

607. Made over garment, state source of material

608. Child’s sleepwear, 2 - 12 years

609. T-shirt, knit fabric

610. Jacket, outerwear, full front opening

CROTCHED ARTICLES

Prizes 1st $6.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00 611. Crocheted tablecloth, over 48”

612. Crocheted doily, 12” & under

613. Crocheted tea cloth, 36” - 40”

614. Crocheted centrepiece over 12”

615. Article in crochet, filet

616. Crocheted poncho, shell or vest

617. Afghan, crocheted

618. Any article in crochet, not listed in this section

KNITTED WEAR

Prizes 1st $5.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00 619. Poncho, shell or vest

620. Man’s plain mitts

621. Ladies mitts

622. Child’s sweater, 12 years & under

623. Infant’s knitted outfit, jacket & bonnet or hooded sweater

624. Afghan, knitted

625. Any knitted article, not listed above

626. Knitted slippers

QUILTS

Prizes 1st $6.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $4.00

627. Patchwork quilt, new work, commercial

628. Quilt, machine sewn, not commercial

629. Quilted table runner

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630. Tied quilt

631. Crib or youth quilt, hand quilted

632. Hand quilted article, other than a quilt

633. Quilt, hand quilted

MAAS Quilt Competition

Rules and Regulations

1. Competition is open to all quilt exhibitors.

2. The judging criteria are included in the “Judging Standards” fairbook.

3. Quilts may be entered in three categories: hand quilted, self-guided (domestic/mid arm) or track (mid/long

arm). The entry must be completely quilted by the person submitting the quilt. No commercial quilting

will be allowed (machine quilted by someone other than the exhibitor).

4. Quilts must have an appropriate title and give appropriate credit to pattern designer if not original.

5. Quilts must be clean; any with stains and/or markings; pet hair will not be accepted.

6. Quilts must have a perimeter of at least 240 inches (590 cm) to be considered for the competition.

7. A fabric quilt label must be attached to the bottom right corner on the backside of the quilt entry. Labels

must be covered at all judging levels.

8. Quilts must be delivered/packaged in a durable and labeled clear plastic bag for handling.

9. Pre-stamped or direct product of quilt kits will not be accepted; however ‘Block-of-the-Month’ quilts, if not

kitted, are eligible for the competition.

10. Quilters must sign a release form when the quilt is entered at the local event.

11. A Judging Score Sheet will be distributed to all Societies which must be used to judge the quilts. Any quilt

not scoring 70 or more points will not qualify for the District or Provincial competition.

12. Each Society may select up to six quilts (2 hand quilted, 2 self-guided and 2 track) at their fair to participate

in the District competition. Up to a total of six quilts will be chosen at the District competition to go to the

Provincial competition.

13. Exhibitors may enter more than one quilt in this competition. However, they may only have one hand quilt,

one self-guided and one track quilt advance to the Provincial competition.

14. Any quilt may be entered in competition at as many fairs as the exhibitor wishes. However, it may only

represent the Society where is was first entered in the Provincial competition and won. The exhibitor must

advise Societies at the time of entry if the quilt is a winner at a previous fair.

15. If an exhibitor does not wish to participate in the Provincial competition, the runner-up quilt with a score

higher than 70 will be selected to represent the Society in the District competition.

16. At the District level prize monies will be awarded for the top quilts in each category. At the Provincial

finals, there will be prize monies in the Hand Quilted, Self-Guided and Track categories.

17. All District Winners/Provincial Entries will be held for display at the Provincial Quilt Finals as well as the

Red River Ex 2015 after which the quilts will be returned to the quilters.

18. MAAS will take the utmost care of the quilts; however, quilt owners are responsible for insuring their own

quilts, if they so choose. The sponsors, Societies and MAAS will not be liable for damage or loss.

19. For more information – contact Josie Avery, Provincial Quilt Coordinator at – [email protected] –

phone 204-896-3199 (home) or 204-955-9947 (cell).

HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES

Prizes 1st $5.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00 634. Set of two placemats, any variety

635. Oven mitts

636. Practical pot holders

637. Wall hanging

638. Wall hanging - seasonal

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639. Practical and useful filled cushion

640. Fancy cushion

HANDICRAFTS

Prizes 1st $5.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00 641. Tote bag

642. Floral wall hanging or wreath

643. Two place cards, suitable for a special occasion

644. Novelty hobby

645. Plastic canvas craft

646. Something useful from something useless (not new material)

647. A useful hobby

648. Stuffed toy (safe for child)

649. Woodworking, any article

650. Needlepoint picture, framed

651. Cross stitch picture, framed

SENIOR CITIZENS – 65 YEARS AND OLDER

Prizes 1st $6.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00 652. Crochet, any article

653. Crochet afghan

654. Knitting, any article

655. Knitted afghan

656. Embroidered article, including crewel embroidery

657. Any article in handicraft

658. Sewing, any article

659. Woodworking, any article

Wayne and Kim Mathison Special 660. Crib or youth quilt, must be machine quilted 5 4 3

Hamiota Ag Society Special 661. Dressed doll, no more than 5 articles 5 4 3

662. Skirt, adult or teen 5 4 3

Rawlings Home Hardware Special 663. Man’s hand hobby 5 4 3

Christmas in July Special sponsored by MAST Electric - Stuart & Tammie McConnell 664. Christmas novelty decoration, any media 5 4 3

Bernardin Snap Lid/Mason Jar Creative Craft Special 665. Best decorative or function homemade craft made using a Bernardin mason jar(s) and/or 2 piece Snap Lid as

selected by the fair $20.00 gift certificate

PHOTOGRAPHY Prizes 1st $5.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00

666. Scrapbooking – 1 page

667. Framed landscape fabric picture

668. Collection of 3 pictures of people – any size

669. Collection of 3 pictures of animals or birds – any size

670. Collection of 3 action pictures 8” x 10” or larger

671. 1 wildlife picture 8” x 10” or larger

All photos to be mounted on a firm surface.

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Concord Aerial Photography 672. Manitoba Landscape picture 5” x 7” or larger 8 7 5

Prizes 1st $5.00 2nd $4.00 3rd $3.00

673. Oil painting, freehand, landscape or seascape

674. Water colour, still life (anything stationary, eg. Barn, basket, flowers)

675. Sketching in pencil, pen and ink, any subject, mounted.

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SCHOOL CHILDREN’S WORK Directors: Karen Bell, Dana Routledge

A 4th prize of $1.00 will be added if more than 6 entries. All penmanship must be on foolscap. One entry per

person in each section. School entries must have full name and grade on back of entry.

Kids Club Special 751. Preschool art of any medium, not judged, a prize for every entry. Please drop entries off at Kids Club prior

to fair day.

Kindergarten Prize Money 1st $2.00 2nd $1.50 3rd $1.00

752. Wax crayon drawing

753. Painted picture

754. Any art craft

755. Paper cutting

756. Paper plate craft

757. Recyclable craft

758. Non competitive picture, any medium. Limit one entry per student to be displayed.

759. Miscellaneous class not listed above.

Grade I 760. Printing, alphabet, capital and lower case

761. Pencil drawing

762. Creative art, wax crayon

763. Safety poster

764. Any art craft

765. Writing project, fiction or non-fiction



Grade II 768. Penmanship, minimum 8 lines of poetry (creative also accepted)

769. Exercise book

770. Poster

771. Creative art, any medium

772. Any art craft


774. Creative art, mixed medium

775. Pencil drawing



Grade III 778. Penmanship, minimum 8 lines of poetry (creative also accepted)

779. Creative art, wax or pencil crayon

780. Notebook or binder, any subject

781. Any art craft

782. Social Studies or Science project

783. Recyclable art craft


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786. Self-portrait, pencil sketch


Grade IV 788. Penmanship, minimum 10 lines of poetry, pen only, written work only

789. Creative art, pencil crayon

790. Social Studies project

791. Any art craft

792. Creative art, mixed media (wax, pencil, paints)

793. Any art craft involving structure or sculpture using paper and other materials

794. Science project


796. Recyclable craft – any art project using recyclable material



799. Watercolour

800. ELA project


Grade V 802. Penmanship, minimum of 10 lines of poetry, pen only, written work only

803. Creative art, pencil

804. Creative art, pencil crayon

805. Any art craft





810 Creative art, wax crayon

811. Creative story, maximum 1 page typewritten

812. Creative art, water colour painting

813. Paper collage

814. Seasonal/holiday art

815. Microsoft publisher project


817. Creative poem


Grade VI 819. Penmanship, minimum of 12 lines of poetry, pen only, written work only

820. Creative art, markers

821. Creative art, pencils

822. Creative art, pencil crayons

823. Modern design abstract, any media



826. Non-competitive picture, any medium. Limit one entry per student to be displayed


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Grade VII 828. Penmanship, minimum 20 lines of poetry, pen only, written work only

829. Creative art - pen or pencil

830. Modern art or abstract, any media

831. Exercise book - Social Studies or Science


833. Any art craft

Grade VIII 834. Penmanship, minimum of 20 lines of poetry (creative also accepted - written work only)

835. Creative art - pen or pencil

836. Creative poetry

837. Modern art or abstract, any media

838. Notebook, any subject


840. Any art craft

Senior 1, 2, 3 and 4 841. Photography, collection of 4 pictures mounted on bristol board 2.50 2 1.50

842. Creative art, any media 2.50 2 1.50

843. Modern art or abstract, any media (eg. 2D or 3D) 2.50 2 1.50

844. Social Studies or Science project 2.50 2 1.50

845. Drawing (line drawing, charcoal, pen and ink) 2.50 2 1.50

847. Any art craft 2.50 2 1.50

Royal Bank Special Senior 1 - 4 848. Painting - water colour or oil 4 3 2

Crossroads This Week Special (open to all students) 849. Grade V and VI, 2 drawings, mounted together 4 3 2

850. Grade VII to IX, collection of 4 drawings, mounted together using a variety of media 4 3 2

851. Grade X to XII, collection of 4 drawings, mounted together using a variety of media 4 3 2

Knight Seeds Special 852. Senior 1, 2, 3 and 4 - 20 lines of poetry, must be original 4 3 2

Heise Special 853. Senior 1, 2, 3 and 4 - short story, 1 page typed 4 3 2

Christmas in July Special sponsored by MAST Electric, Stuart & Tammie McConnell 854. Grades I and II Christmas ornament, any media 3 2 1

855. Grades III and IV Christmas ornament, any media 3 2 1

856. Grades V and VI Christmas ornament, any media 3 2 1

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JUNIOR SECTION Directors: Jana Tannas, Lindsay Currah

A 4th prize will be added if more than 6 entries per class. Please put baking in clear plastic bags. Please make

sure food items do not need to be refrigerated.

Boys and Girls - 6 years and under Prize Money 1st $2.00 2nd $1.50 3rd $1.00

900. Item constructed with Lego, display in box, not to exceed 20”

901. Christmas in July, any Christmas craft

902. Popsicle stick craft

Boys and Girls - 12 years and under

Robin Hood Specials www.robinhood.ca 903. Beginners best lunch box snack contest - best homemade square, cookies or bars. Judging based on

appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity. Please include recipe 7 5 3

Best Lunch Box Snack National Contest - Proof of purchase label from Robin Hood Flour. First place winner

best lunch box snack contest entered - $100.00

Prize Money 1st $2.00 2nd $1.50 3rd $1.00

904. Six bran muffins

905. Candy, two varieties, 3 pieces of each

906. Nutritious snack food, with recipe

907. Packed school lunch, list contents, ice packed

908. Four cupcakes, any kind, iced and decorated, judged for decoration only

909. Four drop cookies any kind

910. Four cookies, any variety

911. Article of sewing

912. Handicraft, novelty, ornamental

913. Handicraft, practical, every day use

914. Popsicle stick craft

915. Paint a stone into an animal, person or thing

916. Any other craft not listed elsewhere

917. Christmas in July, any Christmas craft


919. Item constructed with Kinex, display in box

920. Craft using seeds, nuts, bark, shells and/or pine cones

Boys and Girls up to 18 years 921. Any variety of six muffins

922. Six drop cookies, any kind

923. Nutritious snack food, with recipe

924. Packed school lunch, contents listed, ice pack please

925. Four cupcakes, any kind, iced and decorated, judged for decoration only.

926. Candy, two varieties, 3 pieces of each

927. Birthday cake, iced and decorated, judged for decoration only

928. Dainties, three varieties, 2 pieces of each

929. Latch hook, any article

930. Any article of sewing

931. Handicraft, novelty, ornamental

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932. Handicraft, practical, everyday use

933. Tie dyed article

934. Fabric painting on an article of clothing

935. Paint a stone into an animal, person or thing

936. Any unusual hobby


938. Item constructed with Kinex, display in box

939. Any other craft not listed elsewhere

940. Pencil sketch art - 12 years & under 3 2.75 1.50

941. Pencil sketch art - 13 - 18 years 3 2.75 1.50

Hatfield Financial and Insurance Special 942. Gift wrapped parcel, box, bag or basket - girls and boys up to 18 years 5 3 2

Angie and Kendal Heise Special 943. Four photographs, 4 x 6, 2 showing wildlife, 2 showing scenery, mounted on a firm surface 15” x 18”

3 2.75 1.50

Cloud Nine Photography Special - Sally Dale 944. Four photographs, 4 x 6 minimum, showing pets, mounted on a firm surface 15” x 18”

3 2.75 1.50

Henderson Plumbing & Heating Special 945. Rice Krispie cake creation - 8 years and under 3 2.75 1.50

Hatfield Financial & Insurance Services Inc. Special 946. Rice Krispie cake creation - up to 18 years 3 2.75 1.50

Gregory Sand and Gravel Special (no kits to be used) 947. Girls 15 & under hobby craft of their choice 5 3 2

948. Boys 15 & under hobby craft of their choice 5 3 2

Weed Control District Special 949. Best collection of pressed flowers or vegetable characters by a boy or girl 16 years & under

5 3 2

J & S Software Solution Special - 6 & under 950. Garden flower bouquet - bouquet as picked 3 2.75 1.50

Hudson Auction Service Special - 12 and under 951. Garden flower bouquet - a bouquet as picked 3 2.75 1.50

TJs Convenience Store Special - 13 years and over 952. Garden flower arrangement - arranged in vase. 3 2.75 1.50

Rawlings Home Hardware Special 953. Arrangement of live, wild and/or garden plant material 3 2.75 1.50

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Dixon Construction Special 954. One scrapbooking page, on any theme, 12 years & under 3 2.75 1.50

955. One scrapbooking page, on any theme, 13 – 18 years 3 2.75 1.50

Miller’s Drive Inn Special 956. Article made from recyclable material 5 3 2

957. Birdhouse, feeder or nesting shelter 7 5 3

958. Nature collection 7 5 3

Prize donated by Ducks Unlimited to the best overall entry in classes 956 – 958

959. Poster, 22” x 28” on nature or wildlife 5 3 2

Henderson Plumbing and Heating Special 960. Family tree, boys and girls 10 & under 3 2.75 1.50

961. Family tree, boys and girls 11 & over 3 2.75 1.50

Ernie Choo Choo Train Special – Ernie & Verna Towarnicki 962. Why I love living in Hamiota – original story on one 8 x 11 ½ foolscap page, 10 & under

5 3 2

963. Why I love living in Hamiota – original story on one 8 x 11 ½ foolscap page, 11 & over

5 3 2

Fleischmann’sYeast (www.fleischmanns.ca) 964. Beginners Best Bread Contest 7 5 3

All entries will be judged on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity.

Best Beginners Bread National Contest - Proof of purchase label from Fleischmann’s Yeast. First place winner

best bread contest entered – Portable music player

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LIGHT HORSE - ORDER OF GO Line Classes 9:00 a.m. start time

Class # Section Class

1 Any breed Stallion, 3 yrs & over

2 Any breed Brood mare, foal at side

3 Any breed Foal in calendar year

4 Pony/Light Horse Filly, gelding, Stallion, 1 & 2 yrs

5 Pony/Light Horse Pony mare or gelding, 3 yrs & over

6 Pony/Light Horse Saddle hack mare or gelding, 3 yrs & over

7 Pony/Light Horse Western type mare or gelding, 3 yrs & over

8 Pony/Light horse Champion & Reserve Champion - Classes 1 – 7

57 Welsh Purebred yeld mare or gelding

58 Welsh Champion & Reserve Champion – Class 57

9 Arabian Filly, gelding or stallion, 1 & 2 yrs

10 Arabian Mare or gelding, 3 yrs & over

11 Arabian Champion & Reserve Champion - Classes 9 & 10

12 Quarter horse Filly, gelding or stallion, 1 & 2 yrs

13 Quarter horse Mare or gelding, 3 yrs & over

14 Quarter Horse Champion & Reserve Champion - Classes 12 & 13

15 Showmanship Lollipop Class

16 Showmanship 11 years & under

17 Showmanship 12 - 14 years

18 Showmanship 15 - 17 years

19 Showmanship 18 years & over

23 Arabian Costume Class

37 Special Costume Parade - fancy, 16 years & younger

36 Special Costume Parade - comic, 16 years & younger

35 Special Costume Parade - fancy, western attire, adult

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LIGHT HORSE

ORDER OF GO Performance Classes

Performance Classes will be judged in the Gymkhana Arena

Please park trailers on west side of the gymkhana arena before 9:00 a.m. on fair day, or at 5:00 p.m. for the

commencement of the MGRA.

Please do not ride on the ball diamonds.

Class # Section Class

34 Special Walk & Trot

33 Special Leadline

41 Special Hands & Seat, English 12 & under

42 Special Hands and Seat, English 13 - 16 years

43 Special Hands and Seat, English 17 & over

22 Arabian Hunter under saddle

27 Quarter Horse Hunter under saddle

28 Open Hunter under saddle

32 Special Road Hack

38 Special 4-H Junior 11 years & under

39 Special 4-H Intermediate 11- 14 years

40 Special 4-H Senior 15 years & over

20 Saddle pony 14.2 hands & under

25 Quarter horse Western Pleasure, junior horse, 2 years old

26 Quarter Horse Western Pleasure, junior horse, 3 - 5 years

30 Open Western Pleasure, junior horse, 5 years & under

21 Arabian Western Pleasure

24 Quarter Horse Western Pleasure, senior horse, 6 years & over

29 Open Western Pleasure, senior horse, 6 years & over

31 Special Western Pleasure stake

44 Special Hands & Seat, Western 12 years & younger

45 Special Hands & Seat, Western 13 - 16 years

46 Special Hands & Seat, Western 17 – 38 years

47 Special Hands & Seat, Classic, 39 years & over

MGRA will start at 5:00 p.m. on fair day

Documents

ENTRIES - Hamiota Municipality fair book.pdf · 2014 PRIZE LIST 122nd Hamiota Fair To be held in Hamiota Thursday July 17, 2014 Heather Rothnie - President Brent McKinnon - Past President