State of IllinoisJB Pritzker, Governor

Department of AgricultureJohn M. Sullivan, Director

Illinois State FairKevin Gordon, Manager

Horse sHow Premium Book

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DIVISION IV

HORSE SHOW PREMIUM BOOK

WESTERN HORSE SHOWJune 29 - 30, 2019July 6 - 18, 2019

JUNIOR HORSE AND PONY SHOWJuly 21 - 28, 2019

DRAFT HORSE, PONY AND MULE SHOWAugust 11 - 13, 2019

DRAFT HORSE PULLMINIATURE HORSE SHOW

August 18, 2019

OF THE 167th YEAR OF THEILLINOIS STATE FAIR

DIVISION I - JUNIOR AND OPEN LIVESTOCK PREMIUM BOOKDIVISION II - GENERAL PREMIUM BOOKDIVISION IV - HORSE SHOW PREMIUM BOOKDIVISION V - SOCIETY HORSE SHOW PREMIUM BOOKDIVISION VI - SPECIAL EVENTS PREMIUM BOOK

JB PRITZKER GOVERNOR

JOHN M. SULLIVAN DIRECTOR

KEVIN GORDON MANAGER

Printed by Authority of the State of Illinois#19-337/05-13/400 copies

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Welcome to the 2019 Illinois State Fair! Whether you’re joining us in Springfield or in Du Quoin, our state fairs bring people together from across our state and country to celebrate all Illinois has to offer. We sit at the crossroads of our nation and are the hub of the Midwest. Our cities and towns are rich in history and filled with charm. We’re home to natural wonders where families can make the outdoors their playground with hiking and biking, sledding and skiing, hunting and fishing. Our people are the greatest in the world. And we’re the fifth largest economy in the United States. Our state’s success wouldn’t be possible without our top industry: agriculture. It serves as a keen example of how our geographically diverse state works in unity. While our rural communities benefit from agricultural production, our urban economies benefit from agricultural processing and manufacturing. Our state is home to some of the best soil in the nation, which our 75,000 farmers use to produce corn, soybean, wheat, and more. With over 2,500 food manufacturing companies in Illinois, we are well-equipped to turn our state’s crops and livestock into food and industrial products. Billions of dollars come into the state’s economy from agriculture-related industries, from farm machinery to agricultural real estate, to the production and sale of food products. We have become a leading producer of corn, soybeans, swine, horseradish and pumpkins. Our state ranks first in the nation with 180 billion dollars in processed food sales. And Illinois agricultural exports account for 6 percent of all U.S. agricultural exports. Simply put, the agriculture industry built Illinois. And this year’s state fair theme — “Building our Future” — honors that legacy and looks forward to all that we can and will accomplish together. To every family that spends time on our fairgrounds, we hope your days are filled with enjoyment and life-long memories. To all of you who have worked hard on your entries for this year’s competitions, our family wishes you luck. Thank you for making the Illinois State Fair a part of your summer.

Sincerely,

JB PritzkerGovernor

MK PritzkerFirst Lady

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Never could I have imagined as a teenager sleeping on a cot in the swine barns at the Illinois State Fair back in 1973, that someday I would be the Director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture—a role that includes overseeing the Springfield and Du Quoin State Fairs! The Fair has played an important role in my family’s lives. My wife Joan, in her duties as an Extension Advisor, would bring 4-H kids to the fair to show their projects, which provided the opportunity for our children and me to tag along for a fun filled day at the State Fair. Never would we have imagined that in 2019 we would be the hosts for all fair goers.

What an honor it is to welcome you to the Illinois and Du Quoin State Fairs. The 2019 State Fair theme is “Building our Future.” We are pleased to have the support and encouragement of so many in the community, region, and across the state as we oversee the rebuilding of the historic coliseum in Springfield, upgrades to the Southern Illinois Center in Du Quoin, and countless other projects around both fairgrounds.

The State Fairs have a rich agricultural history that includes livestock shows, truck and tractor pulls, horse racing, the butter cow, free entertainment stages, a star-studded grandstand lineup, and plenty of great fair food. The State Fair also boasts county fair queens, talent competitions, culinary contests, Senior and Scout Day, Park and Conservation Day, and of course, two of my favorites, the Illinois Auctioneers Association Bid Calling contest and the Governor’s Sale of Champions auction.

We are also proud to dedicate individual theme days for our Veterans & Gold Star Families and our First Responders—a small token of our appreciation, and a way to say thank you, for their dedication and service.

Whether this is your first visit to the Fair, or an annual family tradition, we hope the 2019 Illinois State Fair and the Du Quoin State Fair offer exciting, informative and fun-filled family events for you

Thank you for being a part of this great celebration and joining us in “Building our Future”!

John and Joan SullivanDirector, IL Department of Ag and Fair Hosts

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2019Land of Lincoln Purebred Livestock Breeder’s Award

Michael AndersonAnderson Shropshires

In 1956 when I was nearly young enough to join 4-H I decided I would like to have sheep as a project. So, my dad and mom purchased a bred Suffolk ewe for me so I would have a lamb to show when I was 10. Well, when the ewe lambed she had twin lambs and I was really excited like any 9 year old would be. But, both lambs died a couple days after they were born due to overeating and the ewe died a couple days after that. I was really upset to think I had lost the ewe and lambs and was starting to wonder if I really wanted to have sheep as a project.

Then January 1957 there was a feature article in our local newspaper on the University of Illinois and the Allerton Farms and in particular Everett Glasgow who was the farmer of the Allerton Farms. Everett had raised Shropshire Sheep for years and at the time was a Director of the American Shropshire Registry Association. The article talked about Everett and his Shropshires showing pictures of ewes with lambs.

My dad called Everett and asked if we could come down and see his sheep. Of course, Everett was very happy to have us come down. So, we made an appointment went down on a Sunday to look at the sheep. Well as a 9 year old walking into a barn and seeing several ewes with newborn lambs running around I was really excited. My dad and mom purchased a ewe with a ewe lamb by her side to start my career in raising Shropshires.

I raised the ewe lamb and showed her at my local 4-H fair my first year in 4-H. I received a blue ribbon and of course was very excited and caught the bug. I took the ewe back to Everett’s for a couple years to be bred and showed her lambs for several years as well as lambs from the ewe lamb I showed.

After I got out of 4-H I decided to keep the sheep while in college. My parents helped by doing chores and lambing the ewes. In the summer I continued to show sheep at the local county fairs. My parents also took care of the sheep while I was in the military. Since I have had sheep that is the only time I have not shown at a fair was when I was in the military.

In 1976 while at the Illinois State Fair I met Darrell & Paula Rincker who were pinned next to me at the fair. Darrell asked me if I would be interested in having

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my sheep shown at county fairs and state fairs. I was not able to show at any county fairs because I had a full time job and could only get off to show at the Illinois State Fair. So, in 1977 Darrell started showing my sheep and has shown them every year since then until his passing then Dusty Rincker continued showing them until I retired from raising and showing sheep in 2013.

In 1978 I had my first Grand Champion at the Illinois State Fair with a ewe lamb I raised. I have had several State and National Champions as well as champions at the North American International Livestock show since then.

On November 5, 1983, I was elected as a director to the American Shropshire Registry Association at the Annual Meeting in Harrisburg, Pa. I was very honored to be elected and served on the board for 21 years and never missed a meeting. On September 26, 1987, I was elected as President of the American Shropshire Registry Association and served as President for three years. I consider this one of the highest honors that I have received. During my three years of service as president we were going through the spider gene crisis and proved to be very trying, since there were no blood tests then. We were also going through a change in our National Secretary which proved to be very time consuming.

I have been a member of the Illinois Shropshire Breeders Association for several years and I have served as President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer and a member of the board. I have been a member of the board of the Land of Lincoln Purebred Livestock Breeders Assoc. from 1994 – present serving as President and Vice President.

I have been a lifelong member of the Paxton United Methodist Church serving as Trustee Chairman, Finance Chairman, and President of Church Council. Also, Patton Township Trustee.

My mom and dad supported me through all my years of raising and showing sheep. For years my mom would go to the shows and help me with trimming and record keeping while my dad stayed at home and did chores. After my mom passed away in 1989 my dad would go to the shows and help plus he would help at home with the chores and lambing. He was especially helpful after his retirement in helping with the work at home while I was working a full time job. He passed away in 2003 and I certainly missed his help at home.

I have judged many state and national shows which I enjoyed very much and I enjoyed all my years of raising Shropshires and the many friends I have made through the years. I will always remember the trips from Massachusetts to California showing sheep and meeting all the Shropshire breeders throughout the country. I enjoyed serving on the many boards trying to make things better for everyone showing all breeds of livestock.

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Day Date Days of the 2019 Illinois State Fair Adult(13-59)

Senior(60+)

Children(0-12)

Thursday 8/8 *Preview/Parade Day $5 $3 FREEFriday 8/9 County Fair and Horse Racing Day $10 $3 FREESaturday 8/10 Kids Day $10 $3 FREE

Sunday 8/11*Veterans & Gold Star Families DayVeterans/Gold Stars and their families get in FREE with proper ID

$5 $3 FREE

Monday 8/12*Senior Citizens/Scout DaySenior Citizens (60 & over) and Scouts get in FREE

$5 FREE FREE

Tuesday 8/13 *Agriculture Day $5 $3 FREEWednesday 8/14 *Governor’s Day $5 $3 FREEThursday 8/15 *Republican Day $5 $3 FREE

Friday 8/16*First Responder DayFirst Responders (Police, Fire and EMT’s) get in FREE with proper ID

$10 $3 FREE

Saturday 8/17 Park District Conservation Day $10 $3 FREESunday 8/18 *Family Day $5 $3 FREE

*Discounted Days

2019 ILLINOIS STATE FAIR ADMISSION AND GATE CHARGE INFORMATION

PARKING RATES:Daily: $5Seasonal Parking (Gate 6, Lot 18 infield): $40 *purchase inside Emmerson Building, on-line or by phone (217) 782-6661

DISCOUNT ADMISSION BOOKLETSAdult booklets ($45) provides eleven (11) any day admission to the fair. Senior booklets ($30) provides ten (10) any day admissions to the fair. These booklets are available for purchase at the Emmerson Building on the fairgrounds, by phone at (217) 782-0786 or on-line. Booklets must be picked up prior to August 8 in the Competitive Events Officein the Emmerson Building.

GENERAL INFORMATIONThe 2019 Illinois State Fair runs from August 8th through August 18th. The Fairgrounds are open from 7 a.m. to Midnight for the duration of the Fair. The Fair Administration Office is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGE

Welcome to the 2019 Illinois State Fair from Governor Pritzker .........................................iiMessage from the Director of Agriculture, John M. Sullivan ..............................................iv2019 Land of Lincoln Purebred Livestock Breeder’s Award .............................................. viAdmission Information ...................................................................................................... viiDays of the 2019 Illinois State Fair .................................................................................. viii

Exhibition Animal Health Requirements .............................................................................1Superior Young Producer Awards .......................................................................................4

Western Horse Show ........................................................................................................9 Schedule of Events .....................................................................................................9 Show Staff ................................................................................................................10 Requirements and Fees ...........................................................................................11 CMSA Competition ...................................................................................................16 Barrel Racing ............................................................................................................17 Appaloosa Competition ............................................................................................18 American Quarter Horse ...........................................................................................25 Reining Show ...........................................................................................................32 American Paint Horse Competition ..........................................................................35

Junior Horse Show .........................................................................................................43 Show Schedule .........................................................................................................43 Department Rules .....................................................................................................44 Class List ..................................................................................................................51 English Show Schedule ............................................................................................57 Western Show Schedule ..........................................................................................60

Draft Horse, Pony and Mule Show ................................................................................65 Show Schedule .........................................................................................................67 Department Rules .....................................................................................................68 Class List ..................................................................................................................70

Draft Horse Pull ..............................................................................................................76 Show Schedule .........................................................................................................76

Miniature Horse Show ....................................................................................................77 Show Schedule .........................................................................................................77 Class List ..................................................................................................................78

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Exhibition Animal Health RequirementsFor Health Requirement Information, please contact:

Illinois Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Health and Welfare

State Fairgrounds P.O. Box 19281 Springfield, IL 62794-9281

Phone (217) 782-4944 - TTY (866) 287-2999

CERTIFICATES OF VETERINARY INSPECTION AND/OR TEST RECORDS MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION AT ANY TIME WHILE ANIMALS ARE ON THE

FAIRGROUNDS.

GENERAL HEALTH REQUIREMENTSThese Exhibition Health Requirements apply to all livestock present at the fair including those animals that are not entered in competitive events.

Health Certificate of Veterinary Inspection: The term “Health Certificate” or “Certificate of Veterinary Inspection” (CVI) means a legible record, made on an official form of the state of origin, issued by an accredited veterinarian, which shows that the animals listed thereon meet the health requirements of the state of destination.

A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI):1. Must accompany animals, except as noted and be available on request by Animal

Health Officials; All out-of-state animals shall require an entry permit. Entry permit numbers are available by calling the Illinois Department of Agriculture, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, at 217/782-4944. Permits may also be obtained online at: http://www.agr.state.il.us/AnimalHW/animalregistry/login.php

2. Must show results of required tests and/or vaccinations3. Must show name and address of owner or exhibitor4. Must be dated and signed by an accredited veterinarian5. Must show only one (1) identification per line on the CVI; and6. Must show the official identification of each animal.7. For out-of-state livestock, a CVI shall be void thirty (30) days after issuance.8. For Illinois origin livestock, a CVI shall be void ninety (90) days after issuance.9. If animals are from tuberculosis accredited, brucellosis certified, pseudorabies

qualified, or brucellosis validated herds, the identifying herd number(s) along with the date of the last herd test(s) shall appear on the CVI.

Special Note: No Corrections or Additions will be allowed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection.

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General Provisions:1. Animals with active lesions of ringworm with resulting loss of hair, soremouth,

caseous lymphadenitis or multiple warts easily visible without close examination, will not be permitted to exhibit. Animals infested with scabies or mange will not be permitted to exhibit.

2. Upon entry to the Illinois State Fairgrounds, no person shall administer internally or externally any medication, including prescription and non-prescription, unless prior written authorization is received from the State Veterinarian’s Office. Any medication or drug administered without authorization or in an unauthorized dosage constitutes a violation of show rules, and all premiums and awards from all shows for the owner, exhibitor and/or trainer will be withheld.

3. All exhibitors of animals at any Illinois Fair shall comply with the provisions of the Illinois Humane Care for Animals Act. If violations are observed, the animal(s) will be excused from exhibition and be ordered removed from the grounds with all awards and premiums being forfeited.

4. Any practice or deviation from normal, accepted care, including physical or mechanical application, will constitute a violation of show rules and is subject to the above provisions.

HORSES, PONIES, MULES AND OTHER EQUIDAEIllinois Equine

1. All horses and other equidae, twelve (12) months of age and older attending an advertised equine event, shall be accompanied by a negative test for equine infectious anemia (EIA) conducted within the last twelve (12) months. A copy of this test shall accompany the animal.

2. AGID (Coggins) or ELISA tests are accepted.3. An advertised equine event means a show, rodeo, sale, auction, exhibition, trail

ride, or horse fair that is posted or media promoted.4. A CVI is not required for Illinois equine.

Out-of-State EquineAll out-of-state horses and other equidae, are to be accompanied by an entry permit. Entry permit numbers are available by calling the Illinois Department of Agriculture, Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, at 217/782-4944. Permits may also be obtained online at: http://www.agr.state.il.us/AnimalHW/animalregistry/login.php

1. All horses and other equidae entering Illinois that are twelve (12) months of age or older, shall be accompanied by a negative test for equine infectious anemia (EIA) conducted within the last twelve (12) months. A copy of this test shall accompany the animal.

2. AGID (Coggins) or ELISA tests are accepted.

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3. All horses and other equidae shall be accompanied by a CVI issued within thirty (30) days prior to entry.

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Superior Young Producer AwardsBeef – Dairy – Horses – Sheep – Swine

PROGRAM ESTABLISHEDThe Superior Young Producer Awards (SYPA) were established to create an educational activity at the Illinois State Fair which promotes youth development and personal growth through increased knowledge of the livestock industry and fosters career development.

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVEThe educational objective of SYPA is to provide youth participants in the Junior Livestock Division a practical experience that will develop their life skills, problem solving abilities and communication techniques. ELIGIBILITY

1. The SYPA contest is open to any youth 14 years of age or older who are current bona fide Illinois 4-H members conducting project work in the species area for which he/she is entering the SYPA competition. The 4-H age is determined as of January 1, 2018.

2. Participants do not have to be exhibiting animals at the Illinois State Fair in order to participate in the SYPA contest.

ENTRIES3. Entries are requested prior to the State Fair Junior Shows, but will be accepted

up to the start time of the contests.

GENERAL GUIDELINES4. The SYPA contest will be held during the Illinois State Fair, Springfield, Illinois.5. The Beef, Sheep and Swine species are combined into a single Division contest

to better reflect the National 4-H Livestock Skillathon Contest. The top four (4) contestants in this combined Division will represent Illinois 4-H in the National Livestock Skillathon held in conjunction with the North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE) held in November in Louisville, Kentucky.

6. The contests will consist of the following three (3) specific phases:• Horses: Skillathon, Management Test and Live Animal Judging• Beef, Sheep and Swine: Skillathon, Management Test and Meat

Identification and Judging • Dairy Cattle: Skillathon, Management Test and Live Animal Judging

PHASE DESCRIPTIONS

Skillathon: This will involve a series of learning stations with specific tasks and questions for participants to answer. Participants will rotate from station to station to test their knowledge and abilities in a learn-by-doing atmosphere.

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Management Test: A fifty (50) question written test will be given to each participant. Questions will relate to all aspects of management and will challenge their knowledge and recall of related facts.

Live Animal Judging: Classes of four (4) animals each will be placed by the participants based on type, conformation and, in some cases, production information. Participants will be scored on their ability to select quality livestock for the modern production system.

Meat Identification and Judging: Classes of retail cuts of meat will be identified and evaluated.

AWARDS7. A plaque will be presented to each of the top three (3) placing individuals in the

three (3) identified phase competitions for each contest.8. A maximum of three (3) individual winners of the overall Superior Young Producer

Awards will be selected in the Horse and Dairy Cattle Divisions and a total of nine (9) individual winners will be selected in the combined Beef, Sheep and Swine Division. Each identified overall winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship and plaque.

Special Note: The Overall Superior Young Producer Award Plaques are sponsored by the Land of Lincoln Purebred Livestock Breeders Association and the Illinois State Fair.

9. The overall SYPA winners will be announced and recognized at an appropriate time during the Illinois State Fair.

10. A participant may receive only one scholarship one time throughout his/her 4-H eligible years. Further, after receiving a scholarship in any of the specie award areas, the eligible 4-H member may participate in other specie award programs in following years but will be eligible to receive phase awards only.

11. In order to receive a scholarship, the 4-H member must pursue studies at an accredited two (2) or four (4) year college, university, certified post- secondary trade school or advanced educational program.

12. Scholarship monies are paid directly by the Illinois 4-H Foundation to the institution where the student is enrolled. No interest will be earned on scholarship monies.

13. Any unused scholarship money remains in the Superior Young Producer Award Endowment Fund for future recipients if a student has reached his/her twenty-fourth (24th) birthday as of January 1st and has not claimed or applied the scholarship for purposes of furthering his/her education as previously described.

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CONTEST SCHEDULE

HORSE DIVISION Wednesday, July 24, 6:00 pm - Livestock Center Show RingBEEF, SHEEP AND SWINE DIVISION Wednesday, August 7, 6:00 pm - Livestock Center Show RingDAIRY CATTLE DIVISIONSaturday, August 17, 8:30 am - Livestock Center Show Ring

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SUPERIOR YOUNG PRODUCER AWARD ENTRY FORM

NAME: ________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________

CITY: __________________________________ ZIP CODE: ____________________

COUNTY: _______________________________ PHONE #: _____________________

E-MAIL: ________________________________________________________________

AGE (AS OF 1-1-17): _____________________ BIRTHDATE: ___________________

Have you won an SYPA $1000 scholarship in the past? No Yes

If yes, which specie: ______________________________________________________

I certify I am a current 4-H member in the specie project area identified below.

Signed: ________________________________ Date: _________________________

PLEASE MARK THE DIVISION YOU ARE ENTERING AND SEND THIS FORM TO THE ASSOCIATED COORDINATOR.

ENTRIES ARE REQUESTED PRIOR TO THE 2019 STATE FAIR JUNIOR SHOWS

_______ HORSE DIVISION Debra Hagstrom, U of I Extension Horse Specialist, 386 Animal Science Lab, 1207 W. Gregory Dr., Urbana, IL 62801; 217-333-1785

_______ BEEF, SHEEP AND SWINE DIVISION Dan Jennings, University of Illinois, Region 1 Office, 1100 E. Warrenville Rd., Suite 170, Naperville, IL 60563; 815/218-4358

_______ DAIRY CATTLE DIVISION Dave Fischer, U of I Extension Dairy Specialist (retired), 901 Oak Hill St., Trenton, IL 62993; 618-224-7951

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DEPARTMENT H - WESTERN HORSE SHOWTotal Premium Offered by Illinois State Fair ......................................................$58,500.00Open Classes .................................................................................................... $46,800.00Land of Lincoln .................................................................................................. $11,700.00

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

SATURDAY – JUNE 29, 2019 - 10:00 A.M.SUNDAY – JUNE 30, 2018 - 8:00 A.M.

CMSA COMPETITION

TUESDAY - JULY 9, 2019 - 8:00 AMAppaloosa - Halter and Performance

WEDNESDAY – JULY 10, 2019 – 8:00 A.M.AQHA – Halter and English Performance

THURSDAY – JULY 11, 2019 – 8:00 A.M.AQHA – Western Performance

SATURDAY - JULY 13, 2019 - 3:00 P.M.Men and Women Reining Performance

SUNDAY - JULY 14, 2019 - 7:30 A.M.Reining Performance

MONDAY - JULY 15, 2019 - 7:30 A.M.Reining Performance

TUESDAY - JULY 16, 2019 - 7:30 A.M.Reining Performance

THURSDAY - JULY 18, 2019 - 8:00 A.M.APHA Halter and English Performance

FRIDAY - JULY 19, 2019 - 8:00 A.M.APHA Western Performance

MULTI-PURPOSE ARENA SATURDAY - JULY 6, 2019 - 4:00 P.M.SUNDAY - JULY 7, 2019 - 12:00 P.M.

2:30 P.M. EXPOBARREL RACING

*Rain Cancels*

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JUDGES

A.Q.H.A. and APPALOOSA - DOUBLE JUDGEDClint Fullerton .........................................................................................Kansas City, MO*Bruce Army .................................................................................................. Nashville, IN

PAINTS - DOUBLE JUDGEDKendra Weis .................................................................................................. Moberly, MO*Dean Bogart .................................................................................................Conyers, GA*Money Judge

OFFICIALS AND STAFF

SHOW MANAGER - RON HAACKOFFICE MANAGER - JENNIFER GUILLOUOFFICE ASSISTANT - CARA BUCKLEYOFFICE ASSISTANT - EMMA ROGERSSHOW SECRETARY - PAT HARMSRING SECRETARY - LIZ CARTERBARN ANNOUNCER - LARA MERRIMANRING ANNOUNCER - JANELL THOMASRING ANNOUNCER - RACHEL TORBERTGATE MAN – JERRY HOPGOODRING HELP- DAN ENOSSTALL MANAGER – JIM WINCHRING STEWARD - LINDA PONTNACKRING STEWARD - CALISTA PONTNACKPHOTOGRAPHER -

TELEPHONE / FAX NUMBERSILLINOIS STATE FAIR ENTRY DEPT ........................................................... 217/782-0786WESTERN HORSE SHOW OFFICE ........................................................... 217/524-3196FAX # ............................................................................................................. 217/524-7500

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REQUIREMENTS AND FEES

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSAdvance entries must be postmarked by June 14, 2019. If entry deadline falls on a Saturday or Sunday, entries must be postmarked by the following Monday. All entries must be made on an official entry blank and mailed to Entry Department, Illinois State Fair, P.O. Box 19427, Springfield, IL 62794-9427. No entries will be accepted by telephone or telefax. Entry fees and stall rent must accompany entries along with copies of horse’s registration and all membership, youth and amateur cards (if needed). Numbers will not be issued until registration papers and membership cards are checked. See show divisions for entry fee amount.

POST ENTRIESPOST ENTRIES ON DAY OF SHOW WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEE.IF YOU SCRATCH A CLASS AND ADD ANOTHER, YOU WILL OWE THE ADDITIONAL LATE ENTRY FEE.

PROTESTSProtests may be made ONLY by an Owner or Trainer that has entered and shown in the class in which the protest is made.

STALLSA one time stall fee of $35.00 per horse PER SHOW must be paid when entries are made. Additional stalls may be rented for use as tack rooms or feed rooms at the regular rate of $35.00 per stall will not be bedded, however, feed and bedding will be available on the grounds. Stall and tack room decorations are encouraged but are not mandatory. FEED BARN 217-523-5400. STALLS WILL BE ASSIGNED BY MANAGEMENT!

OFFICE FEE$5.00 per horse PER SHOW is due when entries are made. COPIES OF REGISTRATION PAPERS AND MEMBERSHIP, YOUTH AND AMATEUR CARDS MUST ACCOMPANY PAINT, APPALOOSA AND AQHA ENTRIES IF REQUIRED BY BREED ASSOCIATION. COPIES OF REGISTRATION PAPERS ARE NEEDED FOR ALL LAND OF LINCOLN ENTRIES.

CAMPINGCamping on the grounds is available during the Western Horse Show. Reservations will not be taken. Campground host or security will collect camping fees in the Campgrounds after you arrive on the Fairgrounds. A limited number of complete hookups are available on a first come, first served basis. For more information, call the campground office at 217-524-9498, Tuesday thru Sunday, 12:30 pm to 9:00 pm.

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GENERAL1. Trucks and trailers shall enter Gate 11 and proceed directly to the unloading area. 2. Trucks and trailers must be parked in the area assigned by the show management.3. Program will be offered in the order listed unless some unforeseen problem arises. In that event, the management retains the right to rearrange the program to make the

best show possible.4. Dogs must be on a leash at all times while on the Fairgrounds. If they are tied in a barn,

they must be tied in such a manner as to allow safe passage down the aisle. Dogs will not be allowed in the show arena at any time.

5. Mini bikes are not allowed on the Fairgrounds. 6. NOT RESPONSIBLE - Neither the Illinois State Fair nor the Horse Show Management

will be responsible for any article of any kind or nature that may be lost, destroyed or stolen, although every precaution will be taken to protect property of the exhibitors. Also, the Illinois State Fair and the Show Management will not be responsible for any injury sustained in any way to exhibitors, spectators or employees.

NO REFUNDSNO REFUNDS CAN BE MADE ON ENTRIES OR STALLS. Horses may be substituted in the event of death or illness of the original entry. A veterinarian’s certificate must accompany ALL substitutions. Substitutions must be made prior to the beginning of the session in which the original entry was entered.

AWARDS AND PREMIUMSAll Awards and Premiums are subject to the approval of the General Assembly.

ALL STAKES CLASSES will be awarded premium money and placings according to the COMBINED judges score cards.

SPECIAL NOTICE REGARDING EQUINE ENTERING THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

EFFECTIVE JAN. 1, 1995: ALL ILLINOIS EQUINE (horses, ponies, mules, etc.) 12 MONTHS AND OLDER participating in an advertised equine event (“Advertised equine event” means a show, rodeo, exhibition, trail ride or horse fair, excluding sales or auctions, that is posted or media promoted) shall be accompanied by NEGATIVE TEST FOR EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA/E.I.A. (Coggins/ELISA) conducted WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR. A Health Certificate (Certificate of Veterinary Inspection) is not required for Illinois Equine. ALL OUT OF STATE EQUINE (horses, ponies, mules, etc.) entering Illinois will be required to be accompanied by a HEALTH CERTIFICATE (Certificate of Veterinary Inspection) ISSUED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ENTRY AND EQUINE 12 MONTHS AND OLDER MUST HAVE A NEGATIVE TEST FOR EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA/E.I.A. (Coggins/ELISA) WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS.The Illinois Equine Infectious Anemia Control Act has been established to protect the equine population in Illinois by controlling the spread of EIA through the movement of infected

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animals. Violators of this Act are guilty of a Class C misdemeanor. This Act and its subsequent provisions are regulated by the Illinois Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Animal Health.

DRUG TESTING REQUIREMENTSIllinois Department of Agriculture personnel are authorized to collect blood, urine, milk, tissue or other samples from any animal being exhibited to test for the presence of any substances, practices or other adulterants which may give the animal a competitive advantage. As a condition of entry, all exhibitors shall sign a statement of ethical conduct.

Not withstanding the above, as a condition of entry in an Illinois State Fair event, all exhibitors agree to cooperate fully with testing protocols including ultrasound. Department personnel may collect blood, tissue, milk or urine samples from any animal being exhibited and/or raced in any event at the Illinois State Fair at any time, including at the time of slaughter, to test for the presence of any substances, practices or other adulterants. It is a violation of this requirement if the test results indicate 1)the presence of a substance, practice or other adulterant that could give an animal a competitive advantage, and/or 2) the presence of a substance, practice or other adulterant that does not meet allowable slaughter residue levels for market animals as determined by the Department.

Any animal drug tested at the Illinois State Fair is subject to be detained at the expense of the Exhibitor by Fair Officials until the Fair Officials receive final test results. After any preliminary positive test results are confirmed by a gas chromatograph/mass spectrometer tests, the results may be made public. If a dispute regarding the test results occurs, a portion of the referee sample, upon written request to the Department, may be sent in a manner mutually agreed to by the parties for laboratory testing and analysis at a facility mutually agreed to by the exhibitor and the Department. The referee sample will be split in the presence of the parties or their representative. The test results must be sent to both the exhibitor and the Department by the laboratory. All fees associated with the referee sample are the responsibility of the exhibitor.

If an animal is determined to be in violation of this requirement, then the exhibitor agrees to forfeit all awards, prizes, money, honors and rights to any benefits received at the Illinois State Fair concerning such animal.

If an exhibitor disputes a disqualification of an animal by fair officials, the exhibitor may request a hearing before an administrative law judge of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, pursuant to the administrative law rule. However, any request to have the referee sample tested must be made, the test must be performed and the test results determined all prior to the hearing.

The owner, exhibitor, fitter, trainer and participant bear absolute responsibility for an animal’s condition, whether or not he or she was actually instrumental in or had actual knowledge of the administration of drugs or medication or treatment of the animal in contravention of these requirements.

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Proper testing may require animals to be detained temporarily and may delay awarding of premium checks.

LAND OF LINCOLNLAND OF LINCOLN BREEDERS AWARDS FOR PUREBRED OR REGISTERED LIVESTOCK, ILLINOIS BRED, BORN, OWNED, EXHIBITED AND MAINTAINED WITHIN THE STATE BY RESIDENT OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

LAND OF LINCOLN CLASSES WILL BE CONDUCTED AND JUDGED BY THE SAME RULES AS RESPECTIVE OPEN CLASSES. ANIMALS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE OPEN DIVISION ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR LAND OF LINCOLN CLASSES. ANIMALS REGISTERED AS BREEDING STOCK ARE ELIGIBLE FOR LAND OF LINCOLN CLASSES.

ONE SCHOLARSHIP IN THE AMOUNT OF $1000 WILL BE AWARDED TO ONE MALE OR ONE FEMALE, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 14-19 YEARS OLD BY JANUARY 1 OF THE APPLICATION AND FURTHERING THEIR EDUCATION IN AN AGRICULTURE

RELATED FIELD

SCHOLARSHIP LETTERSCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

APPLICATION DUE OCTOBER 1, 2019FOR MORE INFO TO GO:

WWW.LANDOFLINCOLNLIVESTOCK.COM

1. Horses or ponies must be owned and shown by an Illinois resident.2. The breeder must be an Illinois resident, meaning the dam of the animal being shown

was owned by an Illinois resident at the time of service. The sire can be either Illinois or out of state owned.

3. Proof of eligibility must be available to the Superintendent of the department in which the animals are to be shown.

4. All horses and ponies must be registered in their respective Stud Books to be eligible to participate in Land of Lincoln Breeders Awards.

5. An exhibitor will be limited to two (2) premiums in each individual class.6. All horses or ponies must be maintained in the State of Illinois ninety days prior to

opening date of the Fair and the exhibitor (individual who rides, drives or leads the animal in the ring) must be an Illinois resident.

7. Horses or ponies that are double registered will be allowed to compete in one breed event only.

8. For the purposes of this Section, “Illinois resident” means: (A) An individual who is physically present in the State of Illinois with the intention to remain. (B) A partnership, joint venture, limited partnership or other syndicate or association shall qualify as an Illinois resident provided all of the individual members and/or beneficiaries qualify individually as residents of the State of Illinois. The Articles of Agreement of any one

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of these types of entities must contain a restriction that provides that the ownership or transfer of interests by any one of the persons a party to the agreement can only be made to a person who qualifies as an Illinois resident. (C) A corporation shall be considered an Illinois resident if (1) it is incorporated in Illinois and (2) all stockholders, directors and officers are residents of the State of Illinois.

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SATURDAY – JUNE 29, 2019 - 10:00 AMSUNDAY – JUNE 30, 2019 - 8:00 AM

CMSA COMPETITIONMISSOURI BIG IRONS

Premium Offered by Illinois State Fair ..................................................................$9,000.00

Illinois State Fairgrounds

CMSA Rules will govern this division. Stalls not required but those using stalls are required to pay $35.00 per stall. Please send stall reservations to the Illinois State Fair Western Horse Show. Stalls will be assigned by management.

ENTRIES MADE ON-LINE AT https://www.illinois.gov/statefair/competitions/premium-books/Pages/default.aspx

4 Stages with a 100 rider maximum limit

$150 entry fee with $25 processing fee

Class No.MEN WOMEN CLASS 1 CLASS 1 CLASS 2 CLASS 2 CLASS 3 CLASS 3 CLASS 4 CLASS 4 CLASS 5 CLASS 5 CLASS 6 CLASS 6

Wrangler

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JULY 6TH & 7TH 2019ILLINOIS STATE FAIRGROUNDS

MULTI-PURPOSE ARENAENTER GATE 9 OR 11

$5,400Added!!

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TUESDAY - JULY 9, 2019 - 8:00 A.M.REGISTERED APPALOOSA DIVISION

Total Premium Offered .......................................................................................$10,150.00Open Classes .......................................................................................................$7,500.00Land Of Lincoln Classes .......................................................................................$2,650.00

DOUBLE JUDGED SHOWApproved for points by:

THE NATIONAL APPALOOSA HORSE CLUB, INC.ILLINOIS APPALOOSA ASSOCIATION

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY APPALOOSA HORSE CLUBBLACKHAWK APPALOOSA ASSOCIATIONLONGCREEK APPALOOSA HORSE CLUB

This division will be governed under rules set forth in the 2019 Appaloosa Show and Contest Rules. COPIES OF REGISTRATION PAPERS AND MEMBERSHIP, NON-PRO AND YOUTH CARDS MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES.STARTING IN 2007: All Major Livestock Shows and State Fairs will receive Double Points for each judge’s placings with only 1 point fee per judge being collected.

NON-PRO CLASSESApproved Non-Pro Classes require that the exhibitors have or have applied for a Non-Pro Exhibitor Card prior to entering the class. Applications for Non-Pro Cards will be available in the Show Office.

POINT FEESAll entries in each point class must pay one additional four dollars ($4.00) per OPEN class and two dollars ($2.00) per NON-PRO OR YOUTH classes to cover National Point Fees. PAY POINT FEES IN HORSE SHOW OFFICE ON ARRIVAL.

POST ENTRIESPOST ENTRIES ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEES.

APPALOOSA HALTER CLASSES($10.00 ENTRY FEE IN OPEN HALTER CLASSES EXCEPT WHERE NOTED)

(NO ENTRY FEES IN LAND OF LINCOLN CLASSES)

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th800 $100 APPALOOSA HUNTER IN HAND STALLION .............................30 25 20 15 10 R

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801 $100 APPALOOSA HUNTER IN HAND MARE ....................................30 25 20 15 10 R802 $100 APPALOOSA HUNTER IN HAND GELDING ..............................30 25 20 15 10 R803 APPALOOSA YOUTH MARE ............R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)804 $100 APPALOOSA NON-PRO MARE ...............................................30 25 20 15 10 R923 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN APPALOOSA MARE ALL AGES .......60 50 40 30 20 R924 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION APPALOOSA MARE ......... ROSETTE805 $100 APPALOOSA YEARLING MARE ...............................................30 25 20 15 10 R 806 $100 APPALOOSA TWO YEAR OLD MARE .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R 807 $100 APPALOOSA THREE YEAR OLD MARE .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R808 $100 APPALOOSA MARE FOUR YEARS AND OVER ..........................30 25 20 15 10 R809 $100 PERFORMANCE MARES ($10 Entry Fee) .................................30 25 20 15 10 R810 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION APPALOOSA MARE ............................. ROSETTES 811 $100 APPALOOSA NON-PRO STALLION.........................................30 25 20 15 10 R925 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN APPALOOSA STALLION ALL AGES .......................60 50 40 30 20 R926 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION APPALOOSA STALLION ...................... ROSETTE812 $100 JUNIOR STALLIONS ...............30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee)813 $100 SENIOR STALLIONS ..............30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee)814 $100 PERFORMANCE STALLIONS ....30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee) 815 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION APPALOOSA STALLION ...................... ROSETTES816 APPALOOSA YOUTH GELDING ......R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)817 $100 APPALOOSA NON-PRO GELDING .........................................30 25 20 15 10 R

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927 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN APPALOOSA GELDING ALL AGES ........................60 50 40 30 20 R928 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION GELDINGS ........................................... ROSETTES818 $100 JUNIOR GELDINGS ($10 Entry Fee) .................................30 25 20 15 10 R819 $100 APPALOOSA THREE YEAR OLD GELDING .........................................30 25 20 15 10 R820 $100 APPALOOSA FOUR YEARS AND OVER GELDING ..............................30 25 20 15 10 R821 $100 PERFORMANCE GELDINGS ($10 Entry Fee) .................................30 25 20 15 10 R 822 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION APPALOOSA GELDING ............................................. ROSETTES823 APPALOOSA YOUTH MOST COLORFUL AT HALTER .............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)824 $100 APPALOOSA NON-PRO MOST COLORFUL AT HALTER ............................................30 25 20 15 10 R825 $100 APPALOOSA MOST COLORFUL AT HALTER ............................................30 25 20 15 10 R826 APPALOOSA NOVICE NON-PRO WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER ...........R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)827 APPALOOSA NON-PRO WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER .......................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)828 APPALOOSA 35 & OVER NON-PRO WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER ...........R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)829 APPALOOSA NOVICE YOUTH WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER 18 & UNDER .......................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)830 APPALOOSA YOUTH WESTERN SHOWMANSHIP AT HALTER 18 & UNDER .......................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)

APPALOOSA PERFORMANCEClass No. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th831 APPALOOSA LEADLINE EQUITATION 6 YEARS AND UNDER – TROPHY ...........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)

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832 APPALOOSA WALK-TROT HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 10 YEARS AND UNDER – TROPHY ...........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)833 APPALOOSA WALK-TROT HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 10 YEARS AND UNDER - TROPHY ............................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)834 APPALOOSA YOUTH HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 18 YEARS AND UNDER ........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)835 APPALOOSA NOVICE NON-PRO HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 19 YEARS AND OVER ...........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)836 APPALOOSA NON-PRO HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 19 YEARS AND OVER ...........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)837 APPALOOSA 35 AND OVER NON-PRO HUNT SEAT EQUITATION ...........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)838 $200 APPALOOSA HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)839 APPALOOSA YOUTH HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 18 YEARS AND UNDER .....................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)840 $200 APPALOOSA NON-PRO WALK/TROT HUNTER UNDER SADDLE..............60 50 40 30 20 R ($20 Entry Fee)841 APPALOOSA NOVICE NON-PRO HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 19 YEARS AND OVER ......60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)842 $200 APPALOOSA NON-PRO HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 19 YEARS AND OVER .....................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)929 $800 LAND OF LINCOLN APPALOOSA HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ALL AGES ................ TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................200 175 150 100 75 50 30 20843 $200 APPALOOSA 35 AND OVER NON-PRO HUNTER UNDER SADDLE..............60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)844 $200 APPALOOSA THREE YEAR OLD SNAFFLE BIT WESTERN PLEASURE ...................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)

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845 $200 APPALOOSA NON-PRO WALK-TROT WESTERN PLEASURE 19 YRS. & OVER ..............................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)846 $200 APPALOOSA NOVICE NON-PRO WESTERN PLEASURE ($20.00 Entry Fee) ............................60 50 40 20 20 R847 $200 APPALOOSA NON-PRO WESTERN PLEASURE 19 YEARS AND OVER .....................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)848 $200 APPALOOSA 35 & OVER NON-PRO WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)849 APPALOOSA WALK-TROT YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 10 YEARS AND UNDER ...................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ...................................R R R R R R930 $500 LAND OF LINCOLN APPALOOSA YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 YEARS AND UNDER ...................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................125 100 85 75 55 30 20 850 APPALOOSA NOVICE YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 YEARS AND UNDER ...................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)851 APPALOOSA YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 YEARS AND UNDER .....................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)931 $750 LAND OF LINCOLN APPALOOSA WESTERN PLEASURE ALL AGES ............................................. TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25 852 $200 APPALOOSA JUNIOR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)853 $200 APPALOOSA SENIOR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)854 $1500 APPALOOSA WESTERN PLEASURE STAKE .................................................. TROPHY ($25.00 Entry Fee) ..........................300 250 225 200 175 150 125 75855 $200 APPALOOSA RANCH RAIL ..................................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)856 $200 APPALOOSA RANCH RIDING .............................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)857 APPALOOSA YOUTH WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP 18 YEARS AND UNDER .....................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)

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858 APPALOOSA NON-PRO WALK/TROT WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP ..............................R R R R R R859 APPALOOSA NOVICE NON-PRO WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP 19 YEARS AND OVER ...........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)860 APPALOOSA NON-PRO WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP 19 YEARS AND OVER ...........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)861 APPALOOSA 35 AND OVER NON-PRO WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP ..............................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)862 APPALOOSA YOUTH TRAIL 18 YEARS AND UNDER .....................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)863 $200 APPALOOSA TRAIL ALL AGES ................................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)864 $200 APPALOOSA NON-PRO WALK/TROT TRAIL ................................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)865 $200 APPALOOSA NON- PRO TRAIL 19 YEARS AND OVER ..........................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)866 APPALOOSA YOUTH REINING 18 YEARS AND UNDER ........................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)867 $200 APPALOOSA NON-PRO REINING ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)868 $200 APPALOOSA REINING ALL AGES ................................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)869 APPALOOSA YOUTH STAKES 18 YEARS AND UNDER ...................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)870 APPALOOSA NON-PRO STAKES 19 YEARS AND OVER .....................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)871 APPALOOSA OPEN STAKES ($20.00 Entry Fee) ............................60 50 40 30 20 R872 APPALOOSA YOUTH STUMPS 18 YEARS AND UNDER ...................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)

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873 APPALOOSA NON PRO STUMPS 19 YEARS AND OVER .....................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)874 APPALOOSA OPEN STUMPS ($20.00 Entry Fee) ............................60 50 40 30 20 R

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WEDNESDAY – JULY 10, 2019 - 8:00 AMAMERICAN QUARTER HORSE DIVISION

Total Premium Offered .......................................................................................$15,650.00Open Classes ....................................................................................................$10,900.00Land Of Lincoln Classes ......................................................................................$4,750.00

DOUBLE JUDGED SHOWApproved for points by:

AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION

This division will be governed by rules set forth in the 2019 Official Handbook of the American Quarter Horse Association. COPIES OF REGISTRATION PAPERS AND MEMBERSHIP, AMATEUR OR YOUTH CARDS MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES. DOUBLE JUDGED APPROVED FOR POINTS BY AQHA.

DRUG FEES$12.00 per horse is due at time of entries to cover AQHA drug fees. SEPARATE CHECK MUST BE MADE PAYABLE TO AQHA.

POST ENTRIESPOST ENTRIES ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEE.

A.Q.H.A. HALTER AND SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES$10.00 ENTRY FEE IN HALTER AND SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES UNLESS NOTED

NO ENTRY FEE IN PERFORMANCE HALTER CLASSES (NO ENTRY FEE IN LAND OF LINCOLN CLASSES)

Land of Lincoln Halter Class will be held before corresponding Class.

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th500 $100 AQHA YOUTH YEARLING MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R501 $100 AQHA YOUTH 2 YEAR OLD MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R502 $100 AQHA YOUTH 3 YEAR OLD MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R503 $100 AQHA YOUTH AGED MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R504 AQHA YOUTH PERFORMANCE HALTER MARES ..............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)505 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AQHA YOUTH MARES ................................................. ROSETTES

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506 $100 AQHA AMATEUR YEARLING MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R507 $100 AQHA AMATEUR 2 YEAR OLD MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R508 $100 AQHA AMATEUR 3 YEAR OLD MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R509 $100 AQHA AMATEUR AGED MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R510 AQHA AMATEUR PERFORMANCE HALTER MARES ..............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)511 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AMATEUR MARES ................................................. ROSETTES906 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH WEANLING MARES .............................................60 50 40 30 20 R512 $100 AQHA WEANLING MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R513 $100 AQHA YEARLING MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R907 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH YEARLING MARES .............................................60 50 40 30 20 R908 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH 2 YEAR OLD MARES .............................................60 50 40 30 20 R514 $100 AQHA 2 YEAR OLD MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R909 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH MARES 3 YEARS AND OVER ...............................................60 50 40 30 20 R515 $100 AQHA 3 YEAR OLD MARES .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R516 $100 AQHA MARES 4 YEARS AND OVER ...............................................30 25 20 15 10 R 517 AQHA PERFORMANCE HALTER MARES ..............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)910 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION QH MARE ................................................... ROSETTE518 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AQHA MARE ................................................... ROSETTES519 $100 AQHA YOUTH YEARLING GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R520 $100 AQHA YOUTH 2 YEAR OLD GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R

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521 $100 AQHA YOUTH 3 YEAR OLD GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R522 $100 AQHA YOUTH AGED GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R523 AQHA YOUTH PERFORMANCE HALTER GELDINGS ........................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)524 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AQHA YOUTH GELDINGS ........................................... ROSETTES525 $100 AQHA AMATEUR YEARLING GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R526 $100 AQHA AMATEUR 2 YEAR OLD GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R527 $100 AQHA AMATEUR 3 YEAR OLD GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R528 $100 AQHA AMATEUR AGED GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R529 AQHA AMATEUR PERFORMANCE HALTER GELDINGS ........................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)530 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AQHA AMATEUR GELDINGS ........................................... ROSETTES911 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH YEARLING AND 2 YEAR OLD GELDINGS .......................................60 50 40 30 20 R531 $100 AQHA YEARLING GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R 532 $100 AQHA 2 YEAR OLD GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R912 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN GELDINGS 3 YEARS AND OVER ...............................................60 50 40 30 20 R533 $100 AQHA 3 YEAR OLD GELDINGS .......................................30 25 20 15 10 R534 $100 AQHA GELDINGS 4 YEARS AND OVER ...............................................30 25 20 15 10 R535 AQHA PERFORMANCE HALTER GELDINGS ........................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)913 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION QH GELDING ............................................. ROSETTE536 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AQHA GELDINGS ........................................... ROSETTES537 $100 AQHA AMATEUR YEARLING STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R

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538 $100 AQHA AMATEUR 2 YEAR OLD STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R539 $100 AQHA AMATEUR 3 YEAR OLD STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R540 $100 AQHA AMATEUR 4 YEARS AND OVER STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R541 AQHA AMATEUR PERFORMANCE HALTER STALLIONS .......................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)542 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AQHA AMATEUR STALLIONS .......................................... ROSETTES914 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH WEANLING STALLIONS ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R543 $100 AQHA WEANLING STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R915 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH YEARLING STALLIONS ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R544 $100 AQHA YEARLING STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R916 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH 2 YEAR OLD STALLIONS ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R 545 $100 AQHA 2 YEAR OLD STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R917 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN QH STALLIONS 3 YEARS AND OVER ...............................................60 50 40 30 20 R546 $100 AQHA 3 YEAR OLD STALLIONS ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R547 $100 AQHA STALLIONS 4 YEARS AND OVER ...............................................30 25 20 15 10 R548 AQHA PERFORMANCE HALTER STALLIONS .......................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)918 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION QH STALLION............................................. ROSETTE549 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION AQHA STALLIONS .......................................... ROSETTES550 $100 AQHA NOVICE YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R551 $100 AQHA YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP 13 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R552 $100 AQHA YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP 14-18 YEARS .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R

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553 $100 AQHA NOVICE AMATEUR SHOWMANSHIP ..............................30 25 20 15 10 R554 $100 AQHA AMATEUR SHOWMANSHIP ..............................30 25 20 15 10 R555 $100 AQHA SELECT SHOWMANSHIP (50 & OVER) ..............................................30 25 20 15 10 RBREAK

ENGLISH PERFORMANCE556 $100 AQHA YOUTH WALK/TROT HUNTER UNDER SADDLE .............................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 ENTRY FEE)557 $100 AQHA NOVICE YOUTH HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)558 $100 AQHA YOUTH HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 18 YEARS AND UNDER ....................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)559 $200 AQHA AMATEUR WALK/TROT HUNTER UNDER SADDLE .............................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20 ENTRY FEE)560 $100 AQHA NOVICE AMATEUR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)561 $200 AQHA AMATEUR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)562 $200 AQHA JUNIOR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)563 $200 AQHA SENIOR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)564 $100 AQHA NOVICE YOUTH HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)565 $100 AQHA YOUTH HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)566 $100 AQHA NOVICE AMATEUR HUNT SEAT EQUITATION ....................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)567 $200 AQHA AMATEUR HUNT SEAT EQUITATION ....................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)

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THURSDAY - JULY 11, 2019 - 8:00 AMAQHA

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th568 $200 AQHA TWO YEAR OLD SNAFFLE BIT PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)569 $750 AQHA SENIOR WESTERN PLEASURE .......................................... TROPHY ($25.00 Entry Fee) ..........................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25919 $500 LAND OF LINCOLN YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 YEARS AND UNDER ................................................. TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................125 100 85 75 55 30 20 10 570 $200 AQHA GREEN WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)571 $100 AQHA YOUTH WALK/TROT WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R572 $100 AQHA NOVICE YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)573 $100 AQHA YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 13 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)574 $100 AQHA YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 14-18 YEARS .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)575 $750 AQHA JUNIOR WESTERN PLEASURE .......................................... TROPHY ($25.00 Entry Fee) ..........................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25576 $200 AQHA AMATEUR WALK/TROT WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20 ENTRY FEE)577 $200 AQHA NOVICE AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)578 $200 AQHA AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)579 $200 AQHA SELECT WESTERN PLEASURE (50 AND OVER) ..............................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)580 $200 AQHA RANCH RIDING ...........60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)

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581 $100 AQHA NOVICE YOUTH HORSEMANSHIP 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)582 $100 AQHA YOUTH HORSEMANSHIP 13 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)583 $100 AQHA YOUTH HORSEMANSHIP 14-18 YEARS .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)584 $200 AQHA NOVICE AMATEUR HORSEMANSHIP .............................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)585 $200 AQHA AMATEUR HORSEMANSHIP .............................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)920 $750 LAND OF LINCOLN QH TWO YEAR OLD WESTERN PLEASURE .......................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25 921 $750 LAND OF LINCOLN QH JUNIOR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25586 $100 AQHA YOUTH WESTERN RIDING 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R (No Entry Fee)587 $200 AQHA AMATEUR WESTERN RIDING .............................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)588 $200 AQHA WESTERN RIDING ......60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)922 $750 LAND OF LINCOLN QH SENIOR WESTERN PLEASURE .......................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25589 $100 AQHA YOUTH REINING 18 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)590 $200 AQHA AMATEUR REINING ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)591 $200 AQHA REINING ALL AGES .....60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)

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2019 ILLINOIS STATE FAIR REINING SHOWJULY 13, 14, 15, & 16

JUDGES: CLINT HAVERTY & BRAD KELSALL$12,500 Added Money, Champion High-Point Buckles

Saturday, July 13th Class begins at 3:00 p.m.Class Division Pattern Added $ Entry Fee Judges Fee

1 Ride & Slide Non Pro 1 4 Jackpot $20) NA1 Ride & Slide Non Pro 2 4 Jackpot $20) NA2 Mens & Ladies* 5 NA $20) $10)

Sunday, July 14th Class begins at 7:30 a.m.Class Division Pattern Added $ Entry Fee Judges Fee

1 Rookie 1 1 Jackpot $20) $10)1 Rookie 2 1 Jackpot $20) $10)1 Prime Time Rookie 1 Jackpot $20) $10)2 Youth 13 & Under 3 NA $10) NA2 Youth 14-18 3 NA $10) NA2 Youth Rookie 3 NA $10) NA3 Non Pro 6 $1,000) $100) $50)3 Intermediate Non Pro 6 $500) $50) $35)3 Limited Non Pro 6 $200) $20) $20)3 Prime Time Non Pro 6 Jackpot $20) $20)4 Green Horse* 4 Jackpot $30) $20)4 Green Reiner 1 4 Jackpot $30) NA4 Green Reiner 2 4 Jackpot $30) NA5 Ride & Slide Non Pro 1 8 Jackpot $20) NA5 Ride & Slide Non Pro 2 8 Jackpot $20) NA

Monday, July 15th Class begins at 7:30 a.m.Class Division Pattern Added $ Entry Fee Judges Fee

1 Open 3 $1,000) $100) $50)1 Intermediate Open 3 $750) $75) $40)1 Limited Open 3 $500) $50) $35)1 Rookie Professional 3 $200) $20) $20)2 Youth 13 & Under 8 NA $10) NA2 Youth 14-18 8 NA $10) NA2 Youth Rookie 8 NA $10) NA3 Rookie 1 6 Jackpot $20) $10)3 Rookie 2 6 Jackpot $20) $10)3 Prime Time Rookie 6 Jackpot $20) $10)4 Novice Horse Open 1 2 $500) $50) $35)4 Novice Horse Open 2 2 $750) $75) $40)4 Novice Horse Non Pro 1 2 $350) $35) $25)4 Novice Horse Non Pro 2 2 $500) $50) $35)5 Green Horse* 13 Jackpot $30) $20)5 Green Reiner 1 13 Jackpot $30) NA5 Green Reiner 2 13 Jackpot $30) NA

Tuesday, July 16th Class begins at 7:30 a.m.

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Class Division Pattern Added $ Entry Fee Judges Fee1 Novice Horse Open 1 5 $500) $50) $35)1 Novice Horse Open 2 5 $750) $75) $40)1 Novice Horse Non Pro 1 5 $350) $35) $25)1 Novice Horse Non Pro 2 5 $500) $50) $35)2 Non Pro 11 $1,000) $100) $50)2 Intermediate Non Pro 11 $500) $50) $35)2 Limited Non Pro 11 $200) $20) $20)2 Prime Time Non Pro 11 Jackpot $20) $20)3 Open 9 $1,000) $100) $50)3 Intermediate Open 9 $750) $75) $40)3 Limited Open 9 $500) $50) $35)3 Rookie Professional 9 $200) $20) $20)

* Mens & Ladies and Green Horse classes are not NRHA affiliated

For more show information contact Cindy Ferguson, ILRHA President, (309) 737-4773

2019 ILLINOIS STATE FAIR REINING SHOWJULY 13, 14, 15, & 16

JUDGES: CLINT HAVERTY & BRAD KELSALL$12,500 Added Money, Champion High-Point Buckles

Saturday, July 13th Class begins at 3:00 p.m.Class Division Pattern Added $ Entry Fee Judges Fee

1 Ride & Slide Non Pro 1 4 Jackpot $20) NA1 Ride & Slide Non Pro 2 4 Jackpot $20) NA2 Mens & Ladies* 5 NA $20) $10)

Sunday, July 14th Class begins at 7:30 a.m.Class Division Pattern Added $ Entry Fee Judges Fee

1 Rookie 1 1 Jackpot $20) $10)1 Rookie 2 1 Jackpot $20) $10)1 Prime Time Rookie 1 Jackpot $20) $10)2 Youth 13 & Under 3 NA $10) NA2 Youth 14-18 3 NA $10) NA2 Youth Rookie 3 NA $10) NA3 Non Pro 6 $1,000) $100) $50)3 Intermediate Non Pro 6 $500) $50) $35)3 Limited Non Pro 6 $200) $20) $20)3 Prime Time Non Pro 6 Jackpot $20) $20)4 Green Horse* 4 Jackpot $30) $20)4 Green Reiner 1 4 Jackpot $30) NA4 Green Reiner 2 4 Jackpot $30) NA5 Ride & Slide Non Pro 1 8 Jackpot $20) NA5 Ride & Slide Non Pro 2 8 Jackpot $20) NA

Monday, July 15th Class begins at 7:30 a.m.Class Division Pattern Added $ Entry Fee Judges Fee

1 Open 3 $1,000) $100) $50)1 Intermediate Open 3 $750) $75) $40)1 Limited Open 3 $500) $50) $35)1 Rookie Professional 3 $200) $20) $20)2 Youth 13 & Under 8 NA $10) NA2 Youth 14-18 8 NA $10) NA2 Youth Rookie 8 NA $10) NA3 Rookie 1 6 Jackpot $20) $10)3 Rookie 2 6 Jackpot $20) $10)3 Prime Time Rookie 6 Jackpot $20) $10)4 Novice Horse Open 1 2 $500) $50) $35)4 Novice Horse Open 2 2 $750) $75) $40)4 Novice Horse Non Pro 1 2 $350) $35) $25)4 Novice Horse Non Pro 2 2 $500) $50) $35)5 Green Horse* 13 Jackpot $30) $20)5 Green Reiner 1 13 Jackpot $30) NA5 Green Reiner 2 13 Jackpot $30) NA

Tuesday, July 16th Class begins at 7:30 a.m.

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THURSDAY – JULY 18, 2019 - 8:00 AMAMERICAN PAINT HORSE DIVISION

Total Premium Offered .......................................................................................$14,300.00Open Classes ...................................................................................................$ 10,000.00Land Of Lincoln Classes .....................................................................................$ 4,300.00

DOUBLE JUDGED SHOWApproved for points by:

AMERICAN PAINT HORSE ASSOCIATIONILLINOIS PAINT HORSE ASSOCIATION

This division will be governed by rules set forth in the 2019 American Paint Horse Association Rule Book. COPIES OF REGISTRATION PAPERS, MEMBERSHIP, AMATEUR AND YOUTH CARDS MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES.

*NO ENTRY FEE FOR BREEDING STOCK CLASSES EXCEPT FOR WESTERN PLEASURE

COMPUTER FEES$4.00 per horse is due at time of entries to cover APHA computer fees. SEPARATE CHECK MUST BE MADE PAYABLE TO APHA.

POST ENTRIESPOST ENTRIES ON DAY OF SHOW WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE ENTRY FEE.

PAINT HALTER AND SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES$10.00 ENTRY FEE IN ALL OPEN HALTER AND SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES EXCEPT WHERE NOTED (NO ENTRY FEE IN LAND OF LINCOLN CLASSES)

Land of Lincoln Halter Classes shall be held immediately before the corresponding Registered Halter Class. Breeding Stock animals are eligible for Land of Lincoln.

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th700 $100 PAINT YOUTH MARE ................................. 30 25 20 15 10 R701 PAINT YOUTH BREEDING STOCK MARES ALL AGES ...............................................................R R R R R R702 $100 PAINT AMATEUR MARE ............................. 30 25 20 15 10 R703 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION PAINT AMATEUR MARE ..................................................... ROSETTES934 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT MARE ALL AGES .................................................................... 60 50 40 30 20 R

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935 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION PAINT MARE ........................................................ 60 50 40 30 20 R704 PAINT AMATEUR BREEDING STOCK MARES ALL AGES ...............................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)705 $100 PAINT YEARLING AND TWO YEAR OLD MARES ................................................................. 30 25 20 15 10 R706 $100 PAINT MARES THREE YEARS AND OVER ................................................................... 30 25 20 15 10 R707 $100 PAINT PERFORMANCE MARE .................. 30 25 20 15 10 R708 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION PAINT MARE ....................................................................... ROSETTES709 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK MARE ALL AGES ...............................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)710 $100 PAINT AMATEUR STALLION ...................... 30 25 20 15 10 R711 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION PAINT AMATEUR STALLION................................................................. ROSETTES936 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT STALLION ALL AGES .................................................................... 60 50 40 30 20 R937 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION PAINT STALLION ................................................. 60 50 40 30 20 R712 PAINT AMATEUR BREEDING STOCK STALLIONS ALL AGES ...............................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)713 $100 PAINT YEARLING AND TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS .......................................................... 30 25 20 15 10 R714 $100 PAINT STALLIONS THREE YEARS AND OVER ................................................................... 30 25 20 15 10 R715 $100 PAINT PERFORMANCE STALLIONS ......... 30 25 20 15 10 R716 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION PAINT STALLION................................................................. ROSETTES717 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK STALLION ALL AGES ...............................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)718 $100 PAINT YOUTH GELDING ............................ 30 25 20 15 10 R719 PAINT YOUTH BREEDING STOCK GELDING ALL AGES ...............................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)720 $100 PAINT AMATEUR GELDING ....................... 30 25 20 15 10 R721 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION PAINT AMATEUR GELDING ................................................................. ROSETTES

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722 PAINT AMATEUR BREEDING STOCK GELDINGS ALL AGES ...............................................................R R R R R R938 $200 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT GELDING ALL AGES .................................................................... 60 50 40 30 20 R939 LAND OF LINCOLN GRAND CHAMPION PAINT GELDING ...................................................... ROSETTES723 $100 PAINT YEARLING AND TWO YEAR OLD GELDINGS ........................................................... 30 25 20 15 10 R724 $100 PAINT GELDING THREE YEARS AND OVER ................................................................... 30 25 20 15 10 R725 $100 PAINT PERFORMANCE GELDINGS .......... 30 25 20 15 10 R726 GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION PAINT GELDING ................................................................. ROSETTES727 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK GELDINGS ALL AGES ......................................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)728 $100 PAINT COLOR TOBIANO............................ 30 25 20 15 10 R729 $100 PAINT COLOR OVERO ............................... 30 25 20 15 10 R730 PAINT YOUTH WALK-TROT SHOWMANSHIP 5-10 YEARS ..................................................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ........................................................R R R R R R731 $100 PAINT NOVICE YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP 18 YEARS AND UNDER ........................................................ 30 25 20 15 10 R732 $100 PAINT AMATEUR WALK-TROT SHOWMANSHIP .................................................. 30 25 20 15 10 R733 $100 PAINT NOVICE AMATEUR SHOWMANSHIP .................................................. 30 25 20 15 10 R734 $100 PAINT YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP 13 YEARS AND UNDER ........................................................ 30 25 20 15 10 R735 $100 PAINT YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP 18 YEARS AND UNDER ........................................................ 30 25 20 15 10 R736 $100 PAINT AMATEUR SHOWMANSHIP ............ 30 25 20 15 10 R737 PAINT AMATEUR SHOWMANSHIP 45 YRS AND OVER ........................................................... 30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee)738 YOUTH PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK SHOWMANSHIP ....................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)739 AMATEUR PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK SHOWMANSHIP ....................................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)

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PAINT PERFORMANCE CLASSESClass No 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th740 PAINT LEAD LINE 3–8 YEARS ............ TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ...................................R R R R R R940 $500 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT SENIOR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ............................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................125 100 85 75 55 30 20 10741 PAINT YOUTH WALK-TROT HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 5-10 YRS ............................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ...................................R R R R R R742 PAINT YOUTH WALK-TROT HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 5-10 YRS .............................................. TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ...................................R R R R R R743 PAINT AMATEUR WALK/TROT HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)744 PAINT AMATEUR WALK/TROT HUNTER SEAT EQUITATION .....................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee )941 $500 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT JUNIOR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ............................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................125 100 85 75 55 30 20 10745 $200 PAINT SENIOR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)942 $500 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT YOUTH HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ................................. TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................125 100 85 75 55 30 20 10746 $100 PAINT NOVICE YOUTH HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 18 YRS & UNDER .........................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)943 LAND OF LINCOLN AMATEUR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R (No Entry Fee)747 $100 PAINT YOUTH HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 13 YEARS AND UNDER ....................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)748 $100 PAINT YOUTH HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 18 YEARS AND UNDER ..................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)749 $200 PAINT NOVICE AMATEUR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)

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750 $200 PAINT AMATEUR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R751 PAINT AMATEUR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 45 YEARS AND OVER .....................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)752 $200 PAINT JUNIOR HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ...........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)753 YOUTH PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK HUNTER UNDER SADDLE 18 YRS & UNDER ..................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)754 AMATEUR PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee) 755 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK HUNTER UNDER SADDLE ............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)756 $100 PAINT NOVICE YOUTH HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 18 YRS & UNDER .........................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)757 $200 PAINT NOVICE AMATEUR HUNT SEAT EQUITATION ....................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)758 $100 PAINT YOUTH HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 13 YEARS AND UNDER ....................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)759 $100 PAINT YOUTH HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 18 YEARS AND UNDER ..................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)760 $200 PAINT AMATEUR HUNT SEAT EQUITATION ....................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)761 YOUTH PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK HUNT SEAT EQUITATION 18 YRS & UNDER ..........................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)762 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK AMATEUR HUNT SEAT EQUITATION .....................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)

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FRIDAY – JULY 19, 2019 - 8:00 AMAMERICAN PAINT HORSE DIVISION

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th944 $750 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT SENIOR WESTERN PLEASURE .......................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25763 PAINT YOUTH WALK-TROT WESTERN PLEASURE 5-10 YEARS ..............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee) ...................................... TROPHY764 PAINT YOUTH WALK-TROT WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP 5-10 YEARS ..............................................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee) ...................................... TROPHY945 $750 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT JUNIOR WESTERN PLEASURE .......................................... TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................200 150 125 100 75 50 25 25765 $200 PAINT AMATEUR WALK-TROT WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)766 PAINT AMATEUR WALK/TROT HORSEMANSHIP ..............................R R R R R R (NO ENTRY FEE)767 $200 PAINT JUNIOR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)768 $100 PAINT NOVICE YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 & UNDER .........................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)769 $200 PAINT NOVICE AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)770 $100 PAINT YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 13 YEARS AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)771 $100 PAINT YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 YEARS AND UNDER ..................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)772 $200 PAINT AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)773 PAINT AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE 45 YEARS AND OVER .......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20 Entry Fee)

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774 $200 PAINT SENIOR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00) Entry Fee)775 $100 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee)776 $100 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK AMATEUR WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee)777 $100 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK WESTERN PLEASURE ......................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee)946 $500 LAND OF LINCOLN PAINT YOUTH WESTERN PLEASURE 18 YRS & UNDER ............................................. TROPHY (No Entry Fee) ................................125 100 85 75 55 30 20 R778 $200 PAINT RANCH HORSE RIDING .............................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)779 PAINT NOVICE YOUTH HORSEMANSHIP 18 AND UNDER .............................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10 Entry Fee)780 $100 PAINT YOUTH WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP 13 & UNDER .........................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)781 $100 PAINT YOUTH WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP 18 YEARS AND UNDER ....................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)782 $200 PAINT NOVICE AMATEUR WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP .............................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)783 $200 PAINT AMATEUR WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP .............................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)784 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK YOUTH WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP ..............................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)785 SOLID PAINT-BRED/BREEDING STOCK AMATEUR WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP ..............................R R R R R R (No Entry Fee)786 $200 PAINT REINING ALL AGES.....60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)787 $1500 PAINT HORSE WESTERN PLEASURE STAKE .................................................. TROPHY ($25.00 Entry Fee) ..........................300 250 225 200 175 150 125 75

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788 $100 PAINT YOUTH BARREL RACE 18 YEARS AND UNDER ....................................30 25 20 15 10 R (10.00 Entry Fee)789 $200 PAINT AMATEUR BARREL RACE ................................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)790 $200 PAINT BARREL RACE ALL AGES ................................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)791 $100 PAINT YOUTH POLE BENDING 18 YEARS AND UNDER ....................................30 25 20 15 10 R ($10.00 Entry Fee)792 $200 PAINT AMATEUR POLE BENDING .........................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)793 $200 PAINT POLE BENDING ALL AGES ................................................60 50 40 30 20 R ($20.00 Entry Fee)

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DEPARTMENT H1 – JUNIOR HORSE AND PONY SHOW

Superintendents ..................................................... Ron Haack, Judy Kruse and Liz Carter

PREMIUMSTotal Premiums Offered in Junior Show ...............................................................$7,800.00Premiums will be paid up to eight (8) places per class as follows: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Premium $12 $10 $8 $7 $5 $4 $3 $3Total Premiums Offered in Land of Lincoln Show ....................................................$710.00

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Premium - Saddle Seat Division $29 $26 $24 $11 NAPremium - Western Pony Division $29 $26 $24 $21 NAPremium - Western Horse Division $29 $26 $24 $21 $10Premium - Performance Division $29 $26 $24 $21 NA

ENTRIESEntry fee $10.00 per head. Checks made payable to the Illinois State Fair. Entries Due June 1 in Entry Department, Illinois State Fair, PO Box 19427, Springfield, IL 62794-9427. If deadline falls on Saturday or Sunday, entries must be postmarked by following Monday.

SHOW SCHEDULE SUMMARYMonday, July 229:00 am - Dressage Classes9:00 am - Hunt Seat and Saddle Seat Classes, ArenaTuesday, July 238:00 am - Showmanship, Conformation and Equitation Classes, Arena Wednesday, July 248:00 am - Stock Seat and Traditional Classes, Arena9:00 am - Trail ClassesAfternoon - Pattern Riding and Costume ClassesEvening - Scholarship AwardThursday, July 258:00 am - Ranch Horse Riding and Ranch Horse Pleasure Classes, ArenaAfternoon - Horsemanship Classes, ArenaFriday, July 268:00 am - Horsemanship Classes, ArenaAfternoon - Gymkhana Classes, ArenaSaturday, July 278:00 am - Conformation and Showmanship Classes, ArenaAfternoon - Egg and Spoon Classes, Arena5:00 pm - Versatility Classes, Arena

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Sunday, July 288:00 am - Western Pleasure Classes and Reining, Arena

DEPARTMENT RULES1. Each exhibitor must comply with the Illinois Exhibition Health Requirements; Animal

Care, Drug, Testing and Welfare Policies; and General Rules of the Junior Livestock Division as previously stated.

2. All participating exhibitors are responsible for being familiar with the rules that apply in each class. A violation of the rules may result in disqualification.

The Illinois State Junior Horse Show is not a member of the USA Equestrian or the American Quarter Horse Association, but uses the mentioned organizations’ rule books as guidelines for the show. In case of conflict, the Junior Horse Show Committee’s 2019 Addendum supersedes all other rules. This Addendum will be posted at the show and/or made available to all exhibitors. The decisions of the Superintendents and Judges regarding any and all matters at the show are final.

3. Each exhibitor must show his/her animal in the ring without the assistance of another person, except in classes that usually show with a header or tailer. For the costume class, more than one 4-H and/or FFA member may be a part of the entry, however only the exhibitor should enter the class. A leader and/or side walker is permitted for safety reasons in the Costume Class and riders with disabilities classes. Only 4-H and FFA members over 8 years of age or parents or leaders will be allowed in the ring.

4. By May 1 of the exhibit year, exhibitors must place on file at the local extension office or school (FFA), copies of ownership and/or lease papers for all animals that the member may plan to exhibit at the State Junior Horse Show. In addition to the ownership/lease papers and horse names, not barn names, two (2) sets of two (2) color photos (one of each side) of the animals will be mandatory for all horses and ponies, grade and registered animals. The county will forward a copy of all ownership/lease papers and one (1) set of two (2) color photos (one of each side) of all animals to the Entry Department as a part of the entry process. A copy of the ownership and/or lease papers and one (1) set of the two (2) color photos (one of each side) will remain on file in the local office in the event verification is needed.

Exhibitors must submit the official State Fair entry form to the Entry Department, along with the appropriate entry fees, by the June 1st deadline. No replacement animals will be allowed in the State Fair Junior Horse Show unless the animal has already been registered in the local extension office or school by the May deadline.

Violation of the ownership/leasing rules will not be tolerated. Violations may result in disqualification from current and/or the following year’s State Junior Horse Show and forfeiture of all premiums and awards.

5. Each exhibitor is allowed to show three (3) horses. A fourth horse is permitted only if it is a yearling filly or gelding entered in the Yearling Halter Classes (yearling classes 49601, 49401, 49301 and 49302). Exhibitors showing more than one (1) horse should designate on the entry form which horse is to be shown in each class.

6. Each exhibitor is limited to entering twelve (12) total classes. Land of Lincoln Classes, halter championships, Versatility Class and Costume Class and Egg-Spoon do not count towards the twelve (12).

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7. Exhibitors may show the same horse or pony both English and Western.8. Each exhibitor is limited to two (2) Showmanship classes and one (1) Dressage Class

per horse. 9. Horses or ponies in age restricted classes may be asked to furnish proof of age.10. No animal may be shown by more than one (1) exhibitor and no exhibitor may enter

more than one (1) animal in any class. 11. Animals do not have to be registered animals to be exhibited except in Land of Lincoln

Classes. Stallions, Mules, Donkeys and Asses are not eligible to be shown in the Junior Horse Show.

12. Only horses entered in the Junior Horse Show will be allowed on the fairgrounds and no horses will be allowed on the grounds before 12 noon on Sunday, July 21, 2019. Stall assignments will be posted outside the Show Office and at the end of each barn. Veterinarian and other emergency information will also be posted. All exhibitors and animals must be off the fairgrounds by 5:00 pm, Sunday, July 28, 2019.

13. Exhibitors may only stable in the barns assigned to their county by the show committee. If assignment stall cards are removed, altered, or changed, it will result in the exhibitors’ disqualification from the show. For safety reasons no locks are allowed on stall doors at any time unless the stall contains tack. Exhibitors must furnish their own feed and bedding; it may be purchased on the fairgrounds.

14. Exhibitors may pick up their packets and exhibitor numbers between 12:00 noon and 8:00 pm on Sunday, July 21, after 7:00 am Monday July 22 and any time while the show is in progress in the Junior Horse Show Office.

15. At the time of check-in, exhibitors should advise the office when they will be leaving so that stalls may be re-used by other exhibitors.

16. All ponies will be measured or must show a 4-H Pony Card that was issued 2014 or before. 4-H Pony Cards will be accepted only on ponies five (5) years of age or older. If an exhibitor is showing a pony for which a valid 4-H Pony Height Card has already been obtained in the past, the exhibitor must present this card to the show office at the time of check-in before a packet and exhibitor number can be obtained. Pony measurements will be made only between 7:00 and 7:30 am every morning in Barn 25A.

17. Parking is not allowed on the fairground streets near the barns except to load or unload horses and equipment. This is a fire code violation and vehicles improperly parked will be towed.

18. For safety reasons, exhibitors and their horses will not be allowed to stand or groom in the area and/or street directly in front of the arena entrance. At the instructions of the gate and ring personnel, entry to or exit from the arena may be through the west gate or east gate. There will be no gate holds for any exhibitor unless scheduled with the in-gate personnel at least two (2) classes prior to the class for which the gate hold is requested. The exhibitor is responsible for being on time at the specified gate for his/her classes.

19. Only exhibitors will be permitted to work horses on the grounds at any time.20. All exhibitors must be checked in for their classes at the designated table near the

entry gate to the show arena at least two (2) classes prior to the class in which they

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are exhibiting. Any exhibitor not checked in at the check-in table at least two (2) classes prior to their class will not be allowed to enter the arena.

21. Exhibitor numbers will be issued at check-in and must be attached to each side of saddle pad or tack, except for in-hand classes (conformation, etc.) for which one (1) number shall be worn on the exhibitor’s back.

22. If there are not five (5) entries in any one (1) class the show committee reserves the right to combine the class with another age group and possibly drop the class the following year.

23. All patterns, rule additions and other announcements from Show Officials will be posted on an officially designated board outside the Junior Horse Show Office. These items will be posted once and copies will be available in the office every morning. Only official information may be posted on this board by show officials. Anyone attaching or removing from this Official Bulletin board will be removed from the fairgrounds and prohibited from further showing. Other bulletin boards for posting information on sale items, announcements and other such information will be provided.

24. Following the end of classes each evening, the show arena will remain open unless otherwise designated by the Superintendents. The show arena will be closed Sunday evening at 9:00 pm and each morning at 6:30 am to prepare for classes. During the show, only exhibitors showing in classes designated by the show committee will be allowed warm-up time in the arena.

25. Helmets (ASI/SEI approved protective headgear) with buckled safety harness will be required by all riders whenever mounted. Riders must wear a shoe or boot with a heel and must ride with a saddle and bridle. Bareback Riding will not be allowed on the fairgrounds at any time, not even in Costume Classes.

26. No lunging of horses is allowed in the show arena at any time and no dogs will be allowed in the show arena. Per Illinois State Fair rules, dogs must be on a leash at all times anywhere on the fairgrounds.

27. Cell phones should be on courtesy or silent and walkie-talkies and similar communication devises are not allowed in and around the show arena during the show as they may interfere with the show official’s communication devices.

28. One (1) officially designated chaperon is required for every ten (10) participants. Participants must know their chaperon and chaperons are responsible for the participants. Local extension offices and school districts are responsible for following screening procedures for all chaperons. Exhibitors participating in this show are encouraged to provide chaperones with emergency medical forms completed and signed by parents/guardians to ensure medical treatment can be provided if necessary.

29. Bicycles, roller-skates, skateboards, scooters and motor bikes are not allowed inside any barns, preparation areas with horses, warm-up arenas or in the show arena. Violators will be removed from the fairgrounds.

30. Do not enter Championship Classes.

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SPECIAL CLASS RULES, DEFINITIONS AND NOTICES31. HUNTERS:

a. Exhibitors may enter only one (1) Hunter Under Saddle class per horse; that is, one (1) Horse over 58”, either traditional (Thoroughbred, English breed) or stock-type (Quarter Horse, Paint, Appaloosa, etc.), but not both. Exhibitors must choose one or the other for each horse entered.

b. Hunter Under Saddle classes are divided by the age of the exhibitor.c. Exhibitors entered the Beginner Hunter Over Fences and Beginner Hunt Seat

Equitation Over Fences classes may not enter any other over fences classes except the Hunter Hack Class. Exhibitors entering the Intermediate Hunter Over Fences and Intermediate Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences classes may not enter any other fences except for the Hunter Hack Class. These classes do not count toward the High Point Hunter Award.

d. For Hunter Over Fences classes, fence heights will not exceed the following heights:

Horses: 2 feet, 9 inches Beginner: 18 inches Horse Hack: 2 feet, 9 inches Intermediate: 2 feet, 6 inches Ponies: 2 feet, 9 inches Pony Hack: 2 feet, 3 inchese. Champion and Reserve Hunters must compete in at least one (1) class

over fences. Beginner hunter over fences, beginner equitation over fences, intermediate hunter over fences, intermediate equitation over fences and hunter hack classes are not considered point classes.

f. Exhibitors only will be allowed to walk the course from 8:30-8:45 am Monday.g. Exhibitors will have the opportunity to school over jumps only Sunday, July 21,

1:00-8:00 pm. Every other hour is reserved exclusively for those showing in the beginner over fences class.

h. Schooling will be permitted only in designated areas. Exhibitors wishing to school in the Arena must sign up at the check-in gate by half-hour intervals. Eight (8) riders will be allowed in the Arena at any given time.

32. RANCH PLEASURE: a. Exhibitor may not be cross entered in a Western Pleasure and Ranch Pleasure

class at the same show. RANCH RIDING:

a. The requirement maneuvers will include a walk, trot and lope both directions and the extended trot and extended lope at least one (1) direction, as well as stops and backs. Three (3) optional maneuvers may include a side pass, turns of 360 degrees or more, change of lead (simple or flying) and walk, trot, or lope over poles.

b. No hoof polish, braided or banded manes, or tail extensions will be allowed. c. Trimming inside ears is discouraged. However, trimming bridle path is allowed,

as is trimming of fetlocks or excessive (long) facial hair. d. It is suggested competitors use a breast collar and a rear cinch. e. Silver on bridles and saddles is discouraged.

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33. VERSATILITY CLASS: The Overall First Place Trophy is called “The Dean Hari Memorial Trophy.”a. The Versatility Class and Halter Championship Classes must be post entered.

Exhibitors must qualify and enter at the show. b. To be eligible to show in this class an exhibitor must be fifteen (15) years of

age and older and place first in any Western Horsemanship, English Equitation, Pattern Riding, Ranch Riding or Barrel Race class. Specific qualifying class numbers include:49102 Pony Hunt Seat Equitation on the Flat49103 Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences 49112 Beginner Hunter Equitation Over Fences49114 Intermediate Hunter Equitation Over Fences49210 Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences49211 Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences49212 Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences49221 Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat49222 Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat49223 Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat49305 Saddle Seat Equitation49313 Gaited Horse or Pony Equitation49403 Western Pony Horsemanship49504 Pattern Riding49505 Pattern Riding49506 Pattern Riding49621 Western Horsemanship49622 Western Horsemanship49623 Western Horsemanship49630 Ranch Horse Riding49631 Ranch Horse Riding49632 Ranch Horse Riding49637 Ranch Horse Riding Pony49638 Gaited Ranch Horse or Pony Riding49703 Barrel Race

c. Qualifications will be verified by the Horse Show Office. Exhibitors must enter by 12:00 noon on Saturday, July 27th after they qualify. Absolutely no pre-entry.

d. A complete set of rules will be made available to exhibitors at the time of qualification for the class. Essays (maximum of 100 words) are also due by 12:00 noon, Saturday, July 27th.

e. Exhibitors entering Society type breed Western Pleasure, horse pony, exhibitor any age, may not enter any other Western Pleasure Classes on the same horse. The animal must be shown in Western tack and must walk, jog and lope. If the exhibitor is showing a second horse or pony, that animal may be entered in another Western Pleasure class, but only one (1) of these classes may be entered for each horse or pony.

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f. Exhibitor may only enter one (1) equitation and horsemanship class per division per horse, not including equitation over fences.

g. Only two (2) helpers per exhibitor on trucks are allowed.h. Each individual section will be held in accordance with the rules that were utilized

for the corresponding qualifying class.34. GYMKHANA DIVISION: All classes will be run in the Arena according to the rules in

the AQHA rule book and the 2019 Junior Horse Show Committee’s Addendum printed below. Any additions or changes to this addendum will be posted and available at the Horse Show Office.a. Attire: Shirts with long sleeves and a collar are required. No tank tops, t-shirts

or sleeveless shirts are allowed. Chaps are optional. Approved safety helmets, with harnesses fastened and buckled, are required. These helmets must remain on the exhibitor’s head throughout the class. A limited number of helmets will be available for loan to exhibitors at the horse show office.

b. Tack: Any western-type or gaming saddle with appropriate bridle is allowed.c. No hitting allowed in front of the saddle.d. Entry into the Arena: Show personnel will direct exhibitors to the proper gate for

entry to and exit from the arena. Please follow the instructions of the gate and ring personnel. For safety purposes, an exhibitor may have his/her horse led through the gate by one (1) assistant. The assistant will immediately exit the ring when the horse and rider are through the gate.

e. For safety reasons, exhibitors may not have their feet tied to the stirrups or their legs or seat fastened to the saddle in any fashion that will not readily come undone in the event of an accident.

f. In the event of a tie for time between two (2) or more exhibitors, the exhibitors will draw for placings.

g. The decisions of the judges and superintendents are final.h. Barrel Race:

i. Barrel knocked over, 5 second penalty per barrel;ii. Off pattern, no time, a disqualification;iii. A contestant may touch barrel with hands, legs, or feet.i. Flag Race:i. Failure to pick up flag and stick flag, 10 second penaltyii. Failure to stick a flag, 5 second penaltyiii. Drops flag before 2nd barrel, 10 second penaltyiv. Drops flag after 2nd barrel, 5 second penaltyv. Off pattern, no time, a disqualificationvi. Hitting horse with flag, no time, a disqualificationvii. Knocking over a barrel or bucket, no time a disqualificationviii. Exhibitors will inform the gate personnel prior to the class whether they wish

to run the pattern with barrels on the wall or off the wall.j. Pole Bending:

i. Pole knocked over, 5 second penalty for each poleii. Off pattern, no time, a disqualification

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k. If there is a tie between exhibitors in the gymkhana classes, exhibitors will draw for placings.

35. LAND OF LINCOLN CLASSES: a. Entries must show complete breed registration papers and name and address of

breeder. b. A copy of registration papers must be sent with entries. c. Leased animals are permitted to show in Land of Lincoln classes provided the

registered owner is an Illinois resident and other Land of Lincoln eligibility criteria are met.

d. Land of Lincoln classes will be offered for P.O.A.’s, Arabians, Morgans, Saddlebreds, Tennessee Walking Horses, Quarter Horses, Paints, Appaloosas, Paso Finos and any other approved Land of Lincoln purebred breeds.

e. All horses or ponies must be shown in the corresponding Open Class to be shown in a Land of Lincoln class.

36. CHAMPION AND HIGH POINT AWARDS: a. If there is at tie between exhibitors for one of the Champion or Reserve Champion

awards, duplicates will be awarded.b. High point awards will be announced at the end of classes for each specific

division, as soon as the show staff completes tabulation. Decision of the show committee is final.

c. Running scores will not be made available to exhibitors.

SPECIAL AWARDS

GRAND CHAMPION STOCK HORSE MARE AND GELDING: A silver tray will be given by the Illinois State Fair to the exhibitors of the Grand Champion Stock Horse Mare and Gelding of the Junior Show at the 2019 Illinois State Fair.

DIVISION CHAMPIONS: A silver tray will be given by the Illinois State Fair to the exhibitors of the following Division Champions of the Junior Show at the 2019 Illinois State Fair:

Pony Hunter DivisionHunter Horse Division, Exhibitors 8-14 Years of AgeHunter Horse Division, Exhibitors 15-21 Years of AgeSaddle Seat DivisionWestern Pony DivisionWestern Horse Division, Exhibitors 8-12 Years of AgeWestern Horse Division, Exhibitors 13-16 Years of AgeWestern Horse Division, Exhibitors 17-21 Years of AgeGymkhana Division

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CLASSES

DIVISION 1 – PONY HUNTERClass Description Junior ClassPony Hunter, Pony Not to Exceed 58”Pony Hunter Conformation, Exhibitors any age 49101 Pony Hunt Seat Equitation on the flat, Exhibitors any age 49102Hunt seat Equitation over fences, Exhibitors any age 49103Pony Handy Hunter over fences, Exhibitors any age 49104Pony Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49105Pony Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49106Pony Hunter Over Fences, Exhibitors any age 49107Pony Hunter Hack, Exhibitors any age 49108

Beginner and Intermediate Hunter, Horse or PonyBeginner Hunter Over Fences, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49109 Beginner Hunter Over Fences, Exhibitors 10 years & older 49110Beginner Hunter Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49111Beginner Hunter Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 10 years & older 49112Intermediate Hunter Over Fences, Exhibitors any age 49113 Intermediate Hunter Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors any age 49114Champion 49118 Reserve Champion 49119

DIVISION 2 – HUNTER HORSEClass Description Junior ClassHunter Conformation, Mares and Geldings Over 58”Hunter Conformation, Mares any age, Exhibitors any age 49201Hunter Conformation, Geldings any age, Exhibitors any age 49202

Hunter Showmanship, Horse or PonyHunter Showmanship, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49203Hunter Showmanship, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49204Hunter Showmanship, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49205Hunter Showmanship, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49206Hunter Showmanship, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49207Hunter Showmanship, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49208

Hunter Over Fences and Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Horses Over 58”Hunter Over Fences, Exhibitors any age 49209

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Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49210Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49211Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49212Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49213Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49214Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49215Handy Hunter Over Fences, Exhibitors any age 49216Hunter Hack Over Fences, Exhibitors any age 49217

Hunt Seat Equitation on the Flat, Horses Over 58”Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49218Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49219Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49220Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49221Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49222Hunter Seat Equitation on the Flat, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49223

Hunter Under Saddle, Horses Over 58”Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49224Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49225Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49226Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49227Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49228Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49229Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49230Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49231Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49232Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49233Traditional Hunter Under Saddle Walk-Trot, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49234Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle Walk-Trot, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49235

Dressage, Horse or Pony (Smooth Snaffle Bit Only, No Curb or Kimberwick of any type)Dressage, Training Level Test One, Exhibitors any age 49236Dressage, Training Level Test three, Exhibitors any age 49237Dressage, USDF Intro B Walk-Trot, Exhibitors any age 49238

DIVISION 3 – SADDLE SEAT Junior Land ofClass Description Class LincolnConformation, Horse or Pony Any Age, Exhibitors Any AgeConformation-Saddle Seat Type, Morgan, Saddlebred, Paso Finos, etc.; No Arabians & Tennessee Walking Horses 49301 69301

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Conformation-Registered Arabians and Half Arabians 49302 69302Showmanship and Equitation, Horse or PonySaddle Seat Showmanship, Exhibitors any age 49303 NA Saddle Seat Equitation, Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49304 NASaddle Seat Equitation, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49305 NA

Saddle Seat Pleasure, Horse or PonyOpen Saddle Seat Pleasure, Non-Gaited, Exhibitors 8-14 years 49306 NAOpen Saddle Seat Pleasure, Non-Gaited, Exhibitors 15-21 years 49307 NASaddle Seat Country Pleasure, at Walk & Favorite Gait or Non-Gaited, Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49308 NASaddle Seat Country Pleasure, at Walk & Favorite Gait or Non-Gaited, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49309 NAGaited Horse or Pony Pleasure, Paso Fino, Missouri Fox Trotter, Peruvian Paso, Tennessee Walkers (Plantation Shod only), Mountain Gaited Horse, Spotted Saddle Horse and similar breeds for which a gait other than the trot is the standard gait. Tack optional. Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49310 NAGaited Horse or Pony Pleasure, Paso Fino, Missouri Fox Trotter, Peruvian Paso, Tennessee Walkers (Plantation Shod only), Mountain Gaited Horse, Spotted Saddle Horse and similar breeds for which a gait other than the trot is the standard gait. Tack optional. Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49311 NAGaited Horse or Pony Equitation, Paso Fino, Missouri Fox Trotter, Peruvian Paso, Tennessee Walkers (Plantation Shod only), Mountain Gaited Horse, Spotted Saddle Horse and similar breeds for which a gait other than the trot is the standard gait. Tack optional. Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49312 NAGaited Horse or Pony Equitation, Paso Fino, Missouri Fox Trotter, Peruvian Paso, Tennessee Walkers (Plantation Shod only), Mountain Gaited Horse, Spotted Saddle Horse and similar breeds for which a gait other than the trot is the standard gait. Tack optional. Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49313 NASociety Type Breed Western Pleasure, non-stock type breeds such as Arabians, Morgans, Saddlebreds, Standardbreds, Half-Arabians, Morabs, etc. Walk, jog & lope. Western tack is required. May not cross- enter in another Western Pleasure Class. Exhibitors 8-14* 49314 NASociety Type Breed Western Pleasure, non-stock type breeds such as Arabians, Morgans, Saddlebreds, Standardbreds, Half-Arabians, Morabs, etc. Walk, jog & lope. Western tack is required. May not cross- enter in another Western Pleasure Class. Exhibitors 15-21 49315 NAGaited Ranch Horse or Pony Riding, Exhibitors any age 49638 NAGaited Ranch Horse or Pony Pleasure, Exhibitors any age 49648 NA

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Champion Trophy-Rosette 49316 NAReserve Champion Rosette 49317 NA

DIVISION 4 – WESTERN PONY Junior Land ofClass Description Class LincolnWestern Pony, Pony Not to Exceed 56”Western Pony Conformation, Mare or Gelding, Exhibitors any age 49401 69401Western Pony Horsemanship, Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49402 NA Western Pony Horsemanship, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49403 NAWestern Pony Pleasure, Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49404 NAWestern Pony Pleasure, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49405 NARanch Pony Riding, Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49636 NARanch Pony Riding, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49637 NARanch Pony Pleasure, Exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49646 NARanch Pony Pleasure, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49647 NAChampion Trophy-Rosette 49410Reserved Champion-Rosette 49411

DIVISION 5 – ENGLISH AND WESTERNClass Description Junior ClassPattern Riding, Horse or PonyPattern Riding, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49501Pattern Riding, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49502Pattern Riding, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49503Pattern Riding, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49504Pattern Riding, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49505Pattern Riding, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49506

English or Western Trail Class, Horse or PonyEnglish or Western Trail Class, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49507English or Western Trail Class, Exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49508English or Western Trail Class, Exhibitors 15-18 years of age 49509English or Western Trail Class, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49510

Costume Class, Horse or PonyCostume Class, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49901Costume Class, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49902Costume Class, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49903Costume Class, Exhibitors 15-18 years of age 49904Costume Class, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49905

English or Western Egg and Spoon, Horse or PonyEnglish or Western Egg and Spoon, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49906

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English or Western Egg and Spoon, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49907English or Western Egg and Spoon, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49908English or Western Egg and Spoon, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49909English or Western Egg and Spoon, Exhibitors 17-21 years of age 49910

Junior Land ofClass Description Class LincolnWestern or English Pleasure Classes, Horse or Pony, Exhibitors Any AgeTraining Class, two or three year old mares and geldings. Two hands on reins permissible. Snaffle bits and bosals only. 49513 NAPurebred Training Class, two or three year old mares and geldings. Two hands on reins permissible. Snaffle bits and bosals only. NA 69513

DIVISION 6 – WESTERN HORSE Junior Land ofClass Description Class Lincoln

Conformation-Stock Horse Type, Exhibitors Any Age Yearling Fillies or Geldings 49601 69601Mares2-3 year old Mares over 56” 49602 696024 year and older Mares other than registered Quarter Horses over 56” 49603 NA4 year and older Registered Quarter Horse Mares over 56” 49604 NAGrand Champion Stock Horse Mare - Trophy Rosette 49605 NAReserve Grand Champion Stock Horse Mare - Rosette 49606 NAGeldings2-3 year old Gelding over 56” 49607 696074 year & older Geldings other than Registered Quarter Horse over 56” 49608 NA4 year and older Registered Quarter Horse Gelding over 56” 49609 NAGrand Champion Stock Horse Gelding - Trophy Rosette 49610 NAReserve Grand Champion Stock Horse Gelding - Rosette 49611 NA

Western Showmanship, Horse or PonyWestern Showmanship, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49612Western Showmanship, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49613Western Showmanship, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49614Western Showmanship, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49615Western Showmanship, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49616Western Showmanship, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49617

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Western Horsemanship, Horse Over 56”Western Horsemanship, Walk-Trot Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49618Western Horsemanship, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49619Western Horsemanship, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49620Western Horsemanship, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49621Western Horsemanship, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49622Western Horsemanship, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49623

Western Pleasure, Horse Over 56”Western Pleasure, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49624Western Pleasure, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49625Western Pleasure, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49626

Class Description Junior ClassWestern Pleasure, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49627Western Pleasure, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49628Western Pleasure, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49629

Ranch Horse Riding, Horse Ranch Horse Riding, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49630Ranch Horse Riding, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49631Ranch Horse Riding, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49632Ranch Horse Riding, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49633Ranch Horse Riding, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49634Ranch Horse Riding, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49635

Ranch Horse PleasureRanch Horse Pleasure, Walk-Trot Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49640Ranch Horse Pleasure, Exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49641Ranch Horse Pleasure, Exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49642Ranch Horse Pleasure, Exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49643Ranch Horse Pleasure, Exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49644Ranch Horse Pleasure, Exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49645

Reining, Horse or PonyReining, Exhibitors any age 49650Champion Trophy-Rosette 49651Reserve Champion-Rosette 49652

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DIVISION 7 – GYMKHANA

Class Description Junior Class

Barrel Race, Horse or PonyBarrel Race, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49701Barrel Race, horse or pony, Exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49702Barrel Race, horse or pony, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49703

Flag Race, Horse or PonyFlag Race, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49704Flag Race, horse or pony, Exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49705Flag Race, horse or pony, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49706

Pole Bending, Horse or PonyPole Bending, Exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49707Pole Bending, Exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49708Pole Bending, Exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49709Champion Trophy-Rosette 49711Reserve Champion Rosette 49712

DIVISION 8 – VERSATILITY

Class Description Junior ClassVersatility, Exhibitors 15 years of age and older 49801English Equitation 49802Pattern Riding 49803Western Horsemanship 49804Ranch Riding 49805Barrel Race 49806

ENGLISH SHOW ORDERMONDAY, JULY 22

6:30 am Gate Check-in Opens7:00 am Show Office Opens9:00 am Dressage Classes (20m X 40m Small Ring) 49236 Dressage, Training level, Test one, horses or ponies, exhibitors any age 49237 Dressage, Training level, Test three, horses or ponies, exhibitors any age 49238 Dressage, USDF Intro B walk-trot, horses or ponies, exhibitors any age9:00 am Hunter Classes Begin in Arena 49109 Beginner hunter over fences, ponies or horses, 8-9 years of age 49110 Beginner hunter over fences, ponies or horses, 10 years & older

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49111 Beginner hunter equitation over fences, ponies or horses, 8-9 years of age 49112 Beginner hunter equitation over fences, ponies or horses, 10 years & older 49113 Intermediate hunter over fences, ponies or horses, exhibitors any age 49114 Interm. hunter equitation over fences, ponies or horses, exhibitors any age 49107 Pony hunter over fences, not exceeding 58”, exhibitors any age 49103 Hunt seat equitation over fences, not exceeding 58”, exhibitors any age 49104 Pony handy hunter over fences, not exceeding 58”, exhibitors any age 49209 Hunter over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors any age 49210 Hunt seat equitation over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors 19-21 years 40211 Hunt seat equitation over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors 17-18 years 49212 Hunt seat equitation over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors 15-16 years 49213 Hunt seat equitation over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors 13-14 years 49214 Hunt seat equitation over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors 10-12 years 49215 Hunt seat equitation over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors 8-9 years 49216 Handy hunter over fences, horses over 58”, exhibitors any age20 minute break - remove fences and drag ring 49108 Pony Hunter hack not exceeding 58”, exhibitors any age 49217 Hunter hack, horses over 58”, exhibitors any age20 minute break - remove fences, drag ring and rider warm-up for next six (6) classes 49306 Open saddle seat pleasure, horses or ponies, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49307 Open saddle seat pleasure, horses or ponies, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49310 Gaited horse or pony pleasure, Paso Finos, Missouri Fox Trotters, Tennessee Walkers, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49311 Gaited horse or pony pleasure, Paso Finos, Missouri Fox Trotters, Tennessee Walkers, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49308 Saddle Seat Country Pleasure, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49309 Saddle Seat Country Pleasure, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-21 years of age20 minute break - rider warm-up for next three (3) classes 49102 Pony hunt seat equitation on the flat, not exceeding 58”, exhibitors any age 49314 Society Type Breed Western pleasure, horse or ponies, Arabians, Half Arabian & Morgans, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49315 Society Type Breed Western pleasure, horse or ponies, Arabians, Half Arabian & Morgans, exhibitors 15-21 years of age

TUESDAY, JULY 23

6:30 am Gate Check-in Opens7:00 am Show Office Opens8:00 am Hunter Classes Begin in Arena (Ring divided for Hunter Showmanship) 49203 Hunter Showmanship, horses or ponies, exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49204 Hunter Showmanship, horses or ponies, exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49205 Hunter showmanship, horses or ponies, exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49206 Hunter Showmanship, horses or ponies, exhibitors 15-16 years of age

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49207 Hunter Showmanship, horses or ponies, exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49208 Hunter Showmanship, horses or ponies, exhibitors 19-21 years of age20 minute break - remove dividers, drag ring and rider warm-up for next six (6) classes 49201 Hunter Conformation, Mares over 58”, any age, exhibitors any age 49202 Hunter Conformation, Gelding over 58”, any age, exhibitors any age 49101 Pony Hunter Conformation, not to exceed 58”, any age, exhibitors any age 49303 Saddle Seat Showmanship, horses or ponies, exhibitors any age 49301 Saddle Seat Type Conformation, ponies and horses, any age, no Arabians 69301 Land of Lincoln Saddle Seat Type Conformation, no Arabians 49302 Saddle Seat Type Conformation, Registered Arabians/Half Arabians any age 69302 Land of Lincoln Saddle Seat Type Conformation, Arabians/Half Arabians20 minute break - set-up dividers and rider warm-up for next six (6) classes 49218 Hunter Seat Equitation on the flat, horses over 58”, exhibitors 8-9 years 49219 Hunter Seat Equitation on the flat, horses over 58”, exhibitors 10-12 years 49220 Hunter Seat Equitation on the flat, horses over 58”, exhibitors 13-14 years 49221 Hunter Seat Equitation on the flat, horses over 58”, exhibitors 15-16 years 49222 Hunter Seat Equitation on the flat, horses over 58”, exhibitors 17-18 years 49223 Hunter Seat Equitation on the flat, horses over 58”, exhibitors 19-21 years20 minute break - remove dividers and rider warm-up for next six (6) classes 49312 Gaited horse or pony equitation, Paso Finos, Missouri Fox Trotters, Tennessee Walkers, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49313 Gaited horse or pony equitation, Paso Finos, Missouri Fox Trotters, Tennessee Walkers, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49304 Saddle seat equitation, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49305 Saddle seat equitation, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49105 Pony hunter under saddle, not to exceeding 58” exhibitors 8-14 years 49106 Pony hunter under saddle, not to exceeding 58” exhibitors 15-21 years

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24

6:30 am Gate Check-in Opens7:00 am Show Office Opens8:00 am Hunter Classes Begin in Arena9:00 am Trail Classes Begin in Barn 13 (concurrent with other classes) 49507 Trail class, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49508 Trail class, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49509 Trail class, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-18 years of age 49510 Trail class, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 19-21 years of age8:00 am Hunter Classes Begin in Arena 49224 Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 19-21 years 49225 Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 19-21 years 49226 Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 17-18 years 49227 Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 17-18 years 49228 Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 15-16 years

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49229 Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 15-16 years 49230 Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 13-14 years 49231 Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 13-14 years 49232 Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 10-12 years 49233 Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, horses over 58”, exhibitors 10-12 years 49234 Traditional Hunter Under Saddle, Walk-Trot horses over 58”, exhibitors 8-9 years 49235 Stock-Type Hunter Under Saddle, Walk-Trot horses over 58”, exhibitors 8-9 years

Following Final Hunter Classes

Championships Point Classes

Saddle Seat Division 493301-49315 and 49236-49238

Pony Hunter Division 49101-49107; 49203-49208 and 49236-49238

Hunter Horse Division Exhibitors 8-14 49201-49205; 49209; 49213-49220; 49230- 49238

Exhibitors 15-21 49201-49202; 49206-49212; 49216; 49221- 49229 and 49236-49238

WESTERN SHOW ORDERWEDNESDAY, JULY 24

Afternoon - Western Classes Begin in Arena 49501 Pattern riding, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49502 Pattern riding, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49505 Pattern riding, horse or pony, exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49504 Pattern riding, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49503 Pattern riding, horse or pony, exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49506 Pattern riding, horse or pony, exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49905 Costume Class, horse or pony, exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49904 Costume Class, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-19 years of age 49903 Costume Class, horse or pony, exhibitors 20-21 years of age 49902 Costume Class, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49901 Costume Class, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years of age

THURSDAY, JULY 256:30 am Gate Check-in Opens7:00 am Show Office Opens8:00 am Ranch Horse Riding Classes Begin in Arena

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49630 Ranch Horse Riding, horses over 56”, exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49631 Ranch Horse Riding, horses over 56”, exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49632 Ranch Horse Riding, horses over 56”, exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49633 Ranch Horse Riding, horses over 56”, exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49634 Ranch Horse Riding, horses over 56”, exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49635 Ranch Horse Riding, horses over 56”, exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49636 Ranch Pony Riding, ponies under 56”, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49637 Ranch Pony Riding, ponies under 56”, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49638 Gaited Ranch Horse or Pony Riding, horse or pony, exhibitors any age

Special Note: To be in Ranch Horse Pleasure Class, the horse and exhibitor cannot be in Western Pleasure Class.

49645 Ranch Horse Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49644 Ranch Horse Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49643 Ranch Horse Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49642 Ranch Horse Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49641 Ranch Horse Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49640 Ranch Horse Pleasure, walk-trot horses over 56”, exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49647 Ranch Pony Pleasure, pony under 56”, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49646 Ranch Pony Pleasure, pony under 56”, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49648 Gaited Ranch Horse Pleasure, horse or pony, exhibitors any ageAfternoon - Western Horsemanship Classes Begin in South Arena 49402 Pony Western Horsemanship, not to exceed 56”, exhibitors 8-14 years 49403 Pony Western Horsemanship, not to exceed 56”, exhibitors 15-21 years 49620 Western Horsemanship, horses over 56”, exhibitors 13-14 years 49619 Western Horsemanship, horses over 56”, exhibitors 10-12 years 49618 Western Horsemanship, horses over 56”, exhibitors 8-9 years

FRIDAY, JULY 266:30 am Gate Check-in Opens7:00 am Show Office Opens8:00 am Western Horsemanship Classes Begin in Arena

Special Note: Ring will be divide for patterns then exhibitors will be called back for rail work.

49621 Western Horsemanship, horses over 56”, exhibitors 15-16 years 49622 Western Horsemanship, horses over 56”, exhibitors 17-18 years 49623 Western Horsemanship, horses over 56”, exhibitors 19-21 years2 hour break - set-up ring for Gymkhana Classes

Special Note: Classes for 4-H and FFA Members with disabilities. Will drag the ring after ten (10) exhibitors.

49701 Barrel race, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49702 Barrel race, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49703 Barrel race, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49704 Flag race, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years of age

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49705 Flag race, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49706 Flag race, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49707 Pole bending, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49708 Pole bending, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-14 years of age 49709 Pole bending, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-21 years of age

SATURDAY, JULY 276:30 am Gate Check-in Opens7:00 am Show Office Opens8:00 am Conformation Classes Begin in Arena (Exhibitors any age) 49401 Conformation - Western Pony, mare or gelding, not to exceed 56” 69401 Land of Lincoln Conformation – Western Pony, mare or gelding 49601 Conformation - Stock horse type, yearling fillies or gelding 69601 Land of Lincoln Conformation - Stock horse type, yearling fillies or gelding 49602 Conformation - Stock horse type, 2-3 year old mares over 56” 69602 Land of Lincoln Conformation - Stock horse type, 2-3 year old mares 49603 Conformation - Stock horse type, 4 years & older mares other than Registered Quarter Horse 49604 Conformation - Stock horse type, 4 years & older Registered Quarter Horse Mares 49605 Grand Champion Stock Horse Mare - Trophy-Rosette 49606 Reserve Grand Champion Stock Horse Mare - Rosette 49607 Conformation - Stock horse type, 2-3 year old geldings over 56“ 69607 Land of Lincoln Conformation - Stock horse, 2-3 year old geldings 49608 Conformation - Stock horse type, 4 years & older geldings other than Registered Quarter Horse 49609 Conformation - Stock horse type, 4 years & older Registered Quarter Horse Geldings 49610 Grand Champion Stock Horse Gelding - Trophy-Rosette 49611 Reserve Grand Champion Stock Horse Gelding - Rosette20 minute break - set-up dividers for next six (6) classes 49612 Western Showmanship at Halter, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years 49613 Western Showmanship at Halter, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-12 years 49614 Western Showmanship at Halter, horse or pony, exhibitors 13-14 years 49615 Western Showmanship at Halter, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-16 years 49616 Western Showmanship at Halter, horse or pony, exhibitors 17-18 years 49617 Western Showmanship at Halter, horse or pony, exhibitors 19-21 years20 minute break - remove dividers for next five (5) classes 49906 Egg & Spoon, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 8-9 years 49907 Egg & Spoon, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 10-12 years 49908 Egg & Spoon, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 13-14 years 49909 Egg & Spoon, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 15-16 years 49910 Egg & Spoon, English or Western, horse or pony, exhibitors 17-21 years

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5:00 pm Versatility Classes Begin in Arena 49801 Versatility Class 15 years of age and over 49802 English Equitation 49803 Pattern Riding 49804 Western Horsemanship 49805 Ranch Riding 49806 Barrel Race

SUNDAY, JULY 286:30 am Gate Check-in Opens7:00 am Show Office Opens8:00 am Western Pleasure Classes Begin in Arena

Special Note: Snaffle bits and bosal will be checked at the gate. There will be a brief warm-up for exhibitors in the first two classes. They will then stay in the ring.

49513 Two and Three year old training class, English or Western, horse or pony, snaffle or bosal, exhibitors any age 69513 Purebred Western or English Pleasure Class, two or three year old mares and geldings, snaffle or bosal, exhibitors any age 49404 Pony Western Pleasure, not to exceed 56”, exhibitors 8-14 years of age 49405 Pony Western Pleasure, not to exceed 56”, exhibitors 15-21 years of age 49629 Western Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 19-21 years of age 49628 Western Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 17-18 years of age 49627 Western Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 15-16 years of age 49626 Western Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 13-14 years of age 49625 Western Pleasure, horses over 56”, exhibitors 10-12 years of age 49624 Western Pleasure, horses over 56”, Walk-Trot exhibitors 8-9 years of age 49650 Reining, horse or pony, exhibitors any age

Following Final Pleasure ClassesChampionships Point Classes Western Pony Division 49401-49405; 49501-49512; 49612-49617; 49636-49637 and 49639Western Horse Division Exhibitors 8-12 Division 49501-49502; 49507-49508; 49602-49604; 49607-49609; 49612-49613; 49618-49619; 49624-49625; 49634-49635 and 49639

Exhibitors 13-16 Division 49503-49504; 49509-49510; 49602-49604; 49607-49609; 49614-49615; 49620-49621; 49626-49627; 49632-49633 and 49639

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Exhibitors 17-21 Division 49511-49512; 49602-49604; 49607-49609; 49616-49617; 49622-49623; 49628-49631; 49639 and 49505-49506 Gymkhana Division 49701-49715

►END OF JUNIOR HORSE AND PONY SHOW ◄

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DEPARTMENT H2 – DRAFT HORSE, PONY AND MULE SHOW

Superintendent ............................................................................Phil Farrell; 217-855-9111

PREMIUMSTotal Premiums Offered in Open Show ..............................................................$41,005.00Total Premiums Offered in Land of Lincoln Show ....................................................$710.00

Open Show Premiums will be paid as follows:Draft Breed Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Geldings $70 $60 $40 $20 $10 NA NA NA NA NAStallions $70 $60 $40 $20 NA NA NA NA NA NAMares $70 $60 $40 $20 $10 NA NA NA NA NAGroups $70 $60 $40 $20 $10 NA NA NA NA NAShowmanship $20 $15 $10 NA NA NA NA NA NA NAMule ClassIndividuals $40 $30 $25 NA NA NA NA NA NA NABest Display $40 $30 $25 NA NA NA NA NA NA NAPair Hitched $100 $75 $60 $50 $40 NA NA NA NA NAPair Jr. Driver, < 19 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 NA NA NA NA NAUnicorn $100 $65 $50 NA NA NA NA NA NA NAFour Hitch $100 $65 $50 NA NA NA NA NA NA NADraft HorseRiding $45 $35 $25 $20 $10 $10 NA NA NA NAPleasure Cart $50 $40 $30 $20 NA NA NA NA NA NADraft Horse HitchIllinois Owned $90 $80 $60 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $20 $15Gelding Team $90 $75 $55 $35 $25 $20 $15 $10 $10 $10Mare Team $90 $75 $55 $35 $25 $20 $15 $10 NA NAJr. Driver 14-18 $55 $50 $40 $30 $20 $15 NA NA NA NAJr. Driver 13& under $55 $50 $40 $30 $20 $15 NA NA NA NACart $60 $50 $40 $20 $15 $10 NA NA NA NAUnicorn Hitch $225 $200 $175 $165 $150 $125 $25 NA NA NAFour Hitch $500 $400 $350 $300 $250 $200 $125 $100 NA NASix Hitch $1500 $1200 $1000 $800 $700 $600 $400 $250 NA NAOpen Supreme Six Horse Hitch $500 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400Junior Cart (Premiums paid by the Illinois Draft Horse and Mule Association)Jr. Driver, 10-13 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10Sr. Driver, 14-18 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10Haflinger/Pony ClassIndividuals $50 $40 $30 $20 $15 NA NA NA NA NA

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Cart $55 $45 $35 $20 $15 NA NA NA NA NAJr. Driver under 19 $40 $35 $30 $20 $20 $15 $10 NA NA NATeam $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 NA NA NA NA NAUnicorn Hitch $120 $85 $65 $45 NA NA NA NA NA NA Four Hitch $200 $150 $100 $75 NA NA NA NA NA NASix Hitch $500 $400 $300 $200 NA NA NA NA NA NA Land of Lincoln Show Premiums will be paid as follows:

BELGIANS PERCHERONSClass/Placing 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 1st 2nd 3rd

Stallion, 3 years old & over $30 NA NA NA $30 NA NAStallion, 2 years old & under 3 $30 $20 NA NA $30 NA NAStallion, 1 year old & under 2 $35 $25 $15 $10 $35 $25 NAStallion, under 1 year old $35 $25 $15 $10 $35 $25 NAMare, 4 years old & over (Wet) $35 $15 $10 $10 $30 $15 NAMare, 4 years old & over (Dry) $30 $20 $10 NA $30 $10 NAMare 3 years old & under 4 $30 $20 $10 NA $30 $10 NAMare, 2 years old & under 3 $30 $20 $10 NA $30 $10 NAMare, 1 year old & under 2 $35 $30 $20 $10 $35 $20 $5Mare, under 1 year old $35 $30 $20 $10 $35 $20 $5Groups $35 $30 $20 $10 $35 $20 $5Showmanship $20 $15 $10 NA $20 $15 $10

CLYDESDALE-SHIRE DRAFT PONIESClass/Placing 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Stallion, 3 years old & over $30 NA NA Mare, pony halterStallion, 2 years old & under 3 $30 NA NA $30 $20 $15 $10Stallion, 1 year old & under 2 $35 $25 $10Stallion, under 1 year old $35 $25 $10 Mare, haflinger halter Mare, 4 years old & over (Wet) $30 $15 NA $30 $20 $15 $10Mare, 4 years old & over (Dry) $30 $10 NA Mare 3 years old & under 4 $30 $10 NA Gelding/Stallion pony halterMare, 2 years old & under 3 $30 $10 NA $30 $20 $15 $10Mare, 1 year old & under 2 $35 $20 NA Mare, under 1 year old $35 $20 NA Gelding/Stallion, haflinger halterGroups $35 $20 NA $30 $20 $15 $10Showmanship $20 $15 $10

ENTRIES

Entry fee $20.00 per head and $20.00 per tack stall. Checks made payable to the Illinois State Fair. Entries Due July 20, 2019 in Entry Department, Illinois State Fair, P.O. Box 19427, Springfield, IL 62794-9427. If entry deadline falls on Saturday or Sunday, entries must be postmarked by the following Monday.

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Special Note: Exhibitors may scratch entries, but may not add entries at check-in. Therefore, please enter all classes correctly.

SCHEDULEStalls Available .......................................................................12:00 noon, Friday, August 9Check-in & Ring Cards Issued ........................beginning 12:00 noon, Saturday, August 10Animals Released:

• Draft Horses, Mules & Ponies .........immediately after show, Tuesday, August 13• Animals Shown in Halter Classes Only ................. 6:00 am, Tuesday, August 13

SHOW SCHEDULEEnclosed Arena

Sunday, August 11 Tuesday, August 138:00 am Draft Horse Halter 8:00 am Mule Halter7:00 pm Illinois Owned Draft Team 11:00 am Draft Mare Cart Haflinger Team Haflinger Cart Lady Mare Unicorn Belgian Cart Man Draft Horse Six - Geldings Percheron Cart Man Haflinger Four Haflinger Cart Man Draft Unicorn Clydesdale Cart Man Draft Mare Four 6:00 pm Draft Horse FourMonday, August 12 Mule Team Jr. Driver 8:00 am Haflinger Halter Mare Team Jr. Showmanship Finals Mule Team Sr Showmanship Finals Haflinger Six Draft Jr. Cart, 9 and under Draft Horse Supreme Six Draft Jr. Cart, 10-13 Unicorn Mule Four Draft Jr. Cart, 14-18 1:00 pm Open Riding - Western Haflinger Jr. Cart Open Riding - English Country Pleasure Cart Jr. Team Driver; 10-13 Jr. Team Driver; 14-186:00 pm Belgian Cart Lady Clydesdale Cart Lady Percheron Cart Lady Mule 3 Abreast Draft Horse Six - Mares Haflinger Unicorn Mule Unicorn Open Draft Team

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DEPARTMENT RULES1. Each exhibitor must comply with the Illinois Exhibition Health Requirements; Animal

Care, Drug, Testing and Welfare Policies; and General Rules of the Open Livestock Division as previously stated.

2. The ages of animals will be reckoned from January 1. All foals will be considered as one (1) year old on January 1 of year succeeding birth.

3. In all cases, pedigrees of horses must be traceable to the American or Foreign Stud Book for the particular breed in which the animal is registered. All applications for entry of horses or animals of record must be accompanied by the name of the breeder and the name and registration number of the sire and dam of the exhibited animal.

4. Animals owned in partnership must be entered in all classes in the partnership name as it appears on the registration papers.

5. Copies of registration papers may accompany entry forms except for geldings and current year foals. Registration papers will be checked at the time of check-in.

6. In individual classes the exhibitor is de fined as the person whose name appears on the registration paper as the owner. In group classes, where the herd is one (1) unit with animals registered in the name of different members of one (1) family residing on one (1) farm, entries may be made under the name of a single exhibitor.

7. Exhibitors may enter only one (1) entry in a group class. In Produce of Mare and Get-of-Sire classes, animals do not need to be owned by one (1) exhibitor. Further, geldings can be used in Produce of Mare and Get-of-Sire classes.

8. Animals shown in group classes must be entered and shown in individual classes. 9. Exhibitors are limited to two (2) premiums in single classes and one (1) premium in

group classes.10. Substitution may be made within the same class up to the time of check-in.11. Any breed is allowed to show in the Hitch classes, unless designated for a specific

breed. Mares, geldings or stallions may show in hitches. All horses and ponies must be decorated in the hitch classes with manes rolled and tails tied.

12. Mens and ladies cart horse/pony must be a different animal. Junior drivers must have a competent adult on the seat.

13. Horse Mules can show with Mare Mules in pair classes.14. Exhibitors and grooms must be properly attired in show ring; no blue jeans, shorts or

T-shirts will be allowed.15. Junior drivers competing in Junior Driving classes are not eligible for Open Driving. 16. Each showmanship exhibitor can only compete in one (1) breed division. Junior

Showmanship class must be shown with a horse two (2) years old or older.17. Only animals being judged will be allowed in the South Arena.18. When on exhibition in the ring each animal must be under halter and under the control

of owner or employee who shall display ring cards to correspond with number in the official program. Any animal that is not being properly controlled by handler or driver will be immediately excused from the show ring.

19. Animals cannot be tied outside of stalls and left unattended.20. Stall areas are to be kept clean and neat. Decorating is encouraged.

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21. Barn aisles will only be closed to the public when horses are being prepared for show in the aisles before and during show sessions.

22. Do not enter Championship Classes.23. The first place showmanship winners in Senior and Junior division of each breed will eligible for showmanship finals.24. Exhibitors MUST wear or properly display the correct exhibitor number for each class.

SPECIAL AWARDSCHAMPION GELDING AND GRAND CHAMPION STALLION AND MARE OF EACH DRAFT HORSE BREED: A silver tray will be given by the Illinois State Fair to each of the exhibitors of the Champion Gelding, the Grand Champion Stallion and Grand Champion Mare in each of the Belgian, Percheron and Clydesdale-Shire Draft Horse Breeds of the 2018 Illinois State Fair.

CHAMPION MARE MULE AND HORSE MULE: A silver tray will be given by the Illinois State Fair to each of the exhibitors of the Champion Mare Mule and Champion Horse Mule of the 2018 Illinois State Fair.

CHAMPION DRAFT HORSE HITCHES: A silver tray will be given by the Illinois State Fair to each of the exhibitors of the Champion Gelding Team, Mare Unicorn Hitch, Mare Four Horse Hitch, Gelding Six Horse Hitch and Mare Six Horse Hitch of the 2019 State Fair.

SUPREME SIX HORSE HITCH PREMIUM AWARDS: The following additional monetary awards will be made to the exhibitors/winners of the Supreme Six Horse Hitch of the 2019 Illinois State Fair.

GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN PREMIUM AWARDS: The Grand Champion Junior Showman and Grand Senior Showman of the 2019 Illinois State Fair will be awarded an additional monetary premium award of $50.

PREMIERE EXHIBITORS: A banner will be given by the Illinois State Fair to the Premiere Exhibitor of each of the Belgian, Percheron and Clydesdale-Shire Draft Horse Breeds and the Mule Division. Additionally, a banner will be given by the Illinois State Fair to the Premiere Illinois Draft Horse Exhibitor chosen from among all three breeds. Premiere awards will be made to the exhibitor of animals winning the most money in halter classes, owned by one exhibitor. In all cases, Get-of-Sire, Produce of Dam and Land of Lincoln classes are not included in the total.

OPEN SHOW AND LAND OF LINCOLN CHAMPIONSHIP PREMIUM AWARDS: The following additional monetary awards will be made to champions in identified breeds:

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Open Show Land of LincolnAll Draft Horse BreedsGrand Champion Stallion $50.00 $35.00 Reserve Grand Champion Stallion $25.00 NAGrand Champion Mare $50.00 $35.00Reserve Grand Champion Mare $25.00 NAMulesChampion Mare Mule $25.00 NAChampion Horse Mule $25.00 NA

DIVISION 01 – BELGIANS

Class Open Class Land of LincolnGelding, any age 03701 23701

Stallions:Stallion, 3 years old and over 03702 23702 Senior Champion Stallion 03703 23703 Reserve Senior Champion Stallion 03704 23704 Stallion, 2 years old and under 3 03705 23705Stallion, 1 year old and under 2 03706 23706Stallion under 1 year old 03707 23707Junior Champion Stallion 03708 23708Reserve Junior Champion Stallion 03709 23709Grand Champion Stallion 03710 23710Reserve Grand Champion Stallion 03711 23711

Mares:Mare, 4 years old and over (Wet) 03712 23712 Mare, 4 years old and over (Dry) 03713 23713Mare, 3 years old and under 4 03714 23714Senior Champion Mare 03715 23715Reserve Senior Champion Mare 03716 23716Mare, 2 years old and under 3 03717 23717Mare, 1 year old and under 2 03718 23718Mare, under 1 year old 03719 23719Junior Champion Mare 03720 23720Junior Reserve Champion Mare 03721 23721Grand Champion Mare 03722 23722Reserve Grand Champion Mare 03723 23723Groups:Mare and Foal 03724 23724Produce of Mare 03725 23725

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Get-of-Sire 03726 23726Three Mares 03727 NAStallion and Three Mares 03728 NA

Premiere Exhibitor Award 03729 NA

Showmanship:Junior Showmanship, Exhibitors 9 years and under 03833 NAJunior Showmanship, Exhibitors 10-13 years old 03730 NASenior Showmanship, Exhibitors 14-18 years old 03731 NA

DIVISION 02 – PERCHERONS(All animals competing must be recorded in the recognized Percheron Records except

for geldings.)

Class Open Class Land of Lincoln

Gelding, any age 03751 23751

Stallions:Stallion, 3 years old and over 03752 23752 Senior Champion Stallion 03753 23753 Reserve Senior Champion Stallion 03754 23754 Stallion, 2 years old and under 3 03755 23755Stallion, 1 year old and under 2 03756 23756Stallion under 1 year old 03757 23757Junior Champion Stallion 03758 23758Reserve Junior Champion Stallion 03759 23759Grand Champion Stallion 03760 23760Reserve Grand Champion Stallion 03761 23761

Mares:Mare, 4 years old and over (Wet) 03762 23762 Mare, 4 years old and over (Dry) 03763 23763Mare, 3 years old and under 4 03764 23764Senior Champion Mare 03765 23765Reserve Senior Champion Mare 03766 23766Mare, 2 years old and under 3 03767 23767Mare, 1 year old and under 2 03768 23768Mare, under 1 year old 03769 23769Junior Champion Mare 03770 23770Junior Reserve Champion Mare 03771 23771Grand Champion Mare 03772 23772

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Reserve Grand Champion Mare 03773 23773

Groups:Mare and Foal 03774 23774Produce of Mare 03775 23775Get-of-Sire 03776 23776Three Mares 03777 NAStallion and Three Mares 03778 NA

Premiere Exhibitor Award 03779 NA

Showmanship:Junior Showmanship, Exhibitors 9 years and under 03834 NAJunior Showmanship, Exhibitors 10-13 years old 03780 NASenior Showmanship, Exhibitors 14-18 years old 03781 NA

DIVISION 03 – CLYDESDALES AND SHIRES(All animals competing must be recorded in the recognized Clydesdale-Shire records

except geldings.)

Class Open Class Land of Lincoln

Gelding, any age 03801 23801

Stallions:Stallion, 3 years old and over 03802 23802 Senior Champion Stallion 03803 23803 Reserve Senior Champion Stallion 03804 23804 Stallion, 2 years old and under 3 03805 23805Stallion, 1 year old and under 2 03806 23806Stallion under 1 year old 03807 23807Junior Champion Stallion 03808 23808Reserve Junior Champion Stallion 03809 23809Grand Champion Stallion 03810 23810Reserve Grand Champion Stallion 03811 23811

Mares:Mare, 4 years old and over (Wet) 03812 23812 Mare, 4 years old and over (Dry) 03813 23813Mare, 3 years old and under 4 03814 23814Senior Champion Mare 03815 23815Reserve Senior Champion Mare 03816 23816Mare, 2 years old and under 3 03817 23817

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Mare, 1 year old and under 2 03818 23818Mare, under 1 year old 03819 23819Junior Champion Mare 03820 23820Junior Reserve Champion Mare 03821 23821Grand Champion Mare 03822 23822Reserve Grand Champion Mare 03823 23823

Groups:Mare and Foal 03824 23824Produce of Mare 03825 23825Get-of-Sire 03826 23826Three Mares 03827 NAStallion and Three Mares 03828 NA

Premiere Exhibitor Award 03829 NA

Showmanship:Junior Showmanship, Exhibitors 9 years and under 03832 NAJunior Showmanship, Exhibitors 10-13 years old 03830 NASenior Showmanship, Exhibitors 14-18 years old 03831 NA

DIVISION 04 – MULES

Class Open Class

2018 Mule Foal 03900 Mare and Foal 03901Mare Mule, 3 years old and over 03902Mare Mule, under 3 years old 03903Champion Mare Mule 03904

Horse Mule, 3 years old and over 03905Horse Mule, under 3 years old 03906 Champion Horse Mule 03907Pair of Mules, any age 03908

Mammoth Jack, any age 03909 Mammoth Jennet, any age 03910

Best Display, 4 Mules 03911Pair of Mules Hitched 03912Pair of Mules, Jr. Driver under 19 03913Mule Unicorn 03914Mule Four Hitch 03915

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Junior Showmanship, Exhibitors 10-13 years old 03916Senior Showmanship, Exhibitors 14-18 years old 03917

DIVISION 05 – GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMANSHIP

Grand Champion Junior Showmanship, Exhibitors aged 10-13 03951Grand Champion Senior Showmanship, Exhibitors aged 14-18 03952

DIVISION 06 – PREMIERE ILLINOIS BREEDER

Premiere Illinois Breeder 03953

DIVISION 07 – DRAFT HORSE RIDING (Heavy Draft Breeds Only)

Class Open Class

Open Riding – English; Proper English attire, riding habit or Helmet, hunt boots, jackets and breeches required. No blinders. 04010

Open Riding – Western; Proper Western attire, regular collars, Hat, long-sleeved shirt, boots and chaps required. No blinders. 04011

Open Country Pleasure Cart; No housings. Suitable vehicle required. Regular collars. Flat walk and jog. 04012

DIVISION 06 – DRAFT HORSE HITCH CLASSES

Class Open Class

Illinois owned draft team, mares or geldings 04201 Gelding Team, Open Team 04202Mare Team 04203 Jr. Driver Team, 10-13 years of age 04204 Jr. Driver Team, 14-18 years of age 04205Belgian Cart, lady driver 04206Belgian Cart, man driver 04207Percheron Cart, lady driver 04208Percheron Cart, man driver 04209Clydesdale Cart, lady driver 04210Clydesdale Cart, man driver 04211

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Draft Mare Cart, man or lady driver 04212Unicorn Hitch Gelding, all draft horse breeds 04213Mare Unicorn Hitch, all draft horse breeds 04214Four Horse Hitch, all draft horse breeds 04215Four Horse Hitch, Mares only 04216Gelding Six Horse Hitch, all draft horse breeds 04217Mare Six Horse Hitch 04218Supreme Six Horse Hitch 04219

DIVISION 07 – JUNIOR CART(Sponsored by the Illinois Draft Horse and Mule Association.)

Junior Cart, Junior Driver 9 years and under 04222Junior Cart, Junior Driver 10-13 years of age 04220Junior Cart, Senior Driver 14-18 years of age 04221

DIVISION 08 – HAFLINGER/DRAFT PONY CLASSES(The Illinois State Fair is a qualifying point show for the Haflinger Hitch Series.)

Class Open Class Land of LincolnMare, Pony Halter 04301 24301 Mare, Haflinger Halter 04302 24302Gelding/Stallion, Pony Halter 04303 24303Gelding/Stallion, Haflinger Halter 04304 24304Junior Showmanship 04305 NAHaflinger/Draft Pony Cart, man driver 04306 NAHaflinger/Draft Pony Cart, lady driver 04307 NAHaflinger/Draft Pony Team 04308 NAHaflinger/Draft Pony Unicorn 04309 NAHaflinger/Draft Pony Four 04310 NAHaflinger/Draft Pony Six 04311 NAJunior Cart, Jr. Driver, 18 years of age & under 04312 NA

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DEPARTMENT H3 – DRAFT HORSE PULLSunday, August 18, 2019

(located in the South Arena)

Superintendent ............................................................................................... James Winch

PREMIUMSTotal Premiums Offered in Draft Horse Pull ..........................................................$4,500.00

SCHEDULEHorses May Arrive on Fairgrounds ..........................................1:00 am, Sunday, August 18Teams Weighed and Entries Accepted ..........................9:00-11:00 am, Sunday, August 18Entries Close ......................................................................12:00 noon, Sunday, August 18Horse Pull ........................................................................2:00-6:00 pm, Sunday, August 18Horses Released .............................. immediately following Horse Pull, Sunday, August 18

DEPARTMENT RULES1. Each exhibitor must comply with the Illinois Exhibition Health Requirements; Animal

Care, Drug, Testing and Welfare Policies; and General Rules of the Open Livestock Division as previously stated.

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DEPARTMENT H4 – MINIATURE HORSE SHOW

(Show affiliated with the American Shetland Pony Club/American Miniature Horse Registry.)

Superintendent ..................................................................................................... Tracy Taft

ANNOUNCEMENTSPREMIUMS

Total Premiums Offered in Open Show ................................................................$3,920.00Premiums will be pro-rated according to participation and pay up to six (6) places.

ENTRIESEntry fee $15.00 per head and $5.00 per stall. Checks made payable to the Illinois State Fair. Entries Due July 10, 2019 in Entry Department, Illinois State Fair, P.O. Box 19427, Springfield, IL 62794-9427. If entry deadline falls on Saturday or Sunday, entries must be postmarked by the following Monday.

SCHEDULEStalls Available ..................................................................after 5:00 pm, Friday, August 16Horses Measured ......................................................... 6:00-7:30 pm, Saturday, August 17

and TBA on Sunday, August 18Check-in & Ring Cards Issued .............................beginning 4:00 pm, Saturday, August 17

and until 8:00 am, Sunday, August 18Show in Livestock Center Show Ring ..................... beginning 9:00 am, Sunday, August 18Horses Released .. immediately after respective Height Division Show, Sunday, August 18

DEPARTMENT RULES1. Each exhibitor must comply with the Illinois Exhibition Health Requirements; Animal

Care, Drug, Testing and Welfare Policies; and General Rules of the Open Livestock Division as previously stated.

2. Exhibitors must present registration papers, Coggins papers and Amateur/Youth ID Cards at check-in.

3. Amateurs must have proof of a current adult membership before they can purchase an amateur card at the show. Youth may be allowed to show without a Youth Card. However, youth showing without a card will not be awarded placings/points and are not eligible for any ASCP/AMHR award.

4. Pleasure horses cannot cross-enter into Country Pleasure or Western Country Pleasure at the same show.

5. Country Pleasure horses cannot cross-enter into Pleasure or Western Country Pleasure at the same show.

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6. Western Country Pleasure horses cannot cross-enter into Pleasure or Country Pleasure at the same show.

7. Pleasure, Country Pleasure and Western Country Pleasure can enter Roadster Division at same show.

8. Substitutions may be made within the same class up to show time.9. Do not enter Championship Classes.

DIVISION HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS

Class/Age Division A - Under Division: Division B - Over Division:3 Years Old and Over Under 34” 34” to “38 2 Years Old Under 33” 33” to 37”Yearlings Under 32” 32”-36”Weanlings Under 30” 30” to 32”

CLASSES

Class Division A Division B

StallionsModel Stallion, 2 years old and over 70001 70061Aged Stallion, 3 years old and over 70002 70062Senior Champion Stallion 70003 70063Reserve Senior Champion Stallion 70004 70064Two Year Old Stallion 70005 70065Yearling Stallion 70006 70066Stallion Foal of Current Year 70007 70067Junior Champion Stallion 70008 70068Reserve Junior Champion Stallion 70009 70069Grand Champion Stallion 70010 70070Reserve Grand Champion Stallion 70011 70071Amateur Stallion 70012 70072

GeldingsModel Gelding, 2 years old and over 70013 70073Aged Gelding, 3 years old and over 70014 70074Senior Champion Gelding 70015 70075Reserve Senior Champion Gelding 70016 70076Two Year Old Gelding 70017 70077Yearling Gelding 70018 70078Gelding Foal of Current Year 70019 70079Junior Champion Gelding 70020 70080 Reserve Junior Champion Gelding 70021 70081

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Grand Champion Gelding 70022 70082Reserve Grand Champion Gelding 70023 70083Amateur Gelding 70024 70084Youth Halter Gelding 70025 70085

Solid Color Stallion/Gelding 70026 70086Multi Color Stallion/Gelding 70027 70087

MaresModel Mare, 2 years old and over 70028 70088Aged Mare, 3 years old and over 70029 70089Senior Champion Mare 70030 70090Reserve Senior Champion Mare 70031 70091Two Year Old Mare 70032 70092Yearling Mare 70033 70093Mare Foal of Current Year 70034 70094Junior Champion Mare 70035 70095Reserve Junior Champion Mare 70036 70096Grand Champion Mare 70037 70097Reserve Grand Champion Mare 70038 70098Amateur Mare 70039 70099Youth Halter Mare 70040 70100Solid Color Mare 70041 70101Multi Color Mare 70042 70102

ShowmanshipYouth, Mares/Geldings, Exhibitors 12 & under 70043 70103Youth, Mares/Geldings, Exhibitors 13-17 70044 70104Amateur 70045 70105

Driving ClassesOpen Pleasure Driving 70046 70106Amateur Pleasure Driving 70047 70107Youth Pleasure Driving 70048 70108Pleasure Driving Stake 70049 70109Open Country Pleasure Driving 70050 70110Amateur Country Pleasure Driving 70051 70111Youth Country Pleasure Driving 70052 70112Country Pleasure Driving Stake 70053 70113Open Western Country Pleasure 70054 70114Amateur Western Country Pleasure 70055 70115Youth Western Country Pleasure 70056 70116Western Country Pleasure Stake 70057 70117

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Open Roadster 70058 70118Roadster Stake 70059 70119

Leadline 70060 70120

ASPC Class Numbers (1101)(1102)(1106)(1107)(1108)(1109)(1110)(1111 )(1112)(1113)(1114)(1117)(1118) (1119)(1120)(1121)(1122)(1123)(1124)(1125)(1129)(1130)(1131)(1132)(1133)(1134)(1135)(1136)(1137)(1138)(1139)(1142)(1143)(1144)(1145)(1146)(1301)(1302)(1303)(1304)(1307) (1308)(1309)(1310)(1311)(1312)(1346)(1347)(1348)(1349)(1201)(1202)(1203)(1204)(1205)(1206)(1207)(1208)(1209)(1210)(1211)(1212)(1213)(1214)(1215)(1216)(1217) (1218)(1219)(1220)(1221)(1222)(1223)(1224)(1225)(1226)(1227)(1228)(1229)(1230) (1231)(1232)(1235)(1236)(1237)(1238)(1401)(1402)(1403)(1404)(1407)(1409)(1409) (1410)(1411)(1412)(1443)(1444)(1445)(1446)(1513)

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