NOTICE
TO ALL FAIR EXHIBITORS
The Boards of the following Agricultural Fairs would like to give notice that the rules and regulations printed in the annual fair
books will be adhered to as stated.
Please take special note of the entry deadlines, as we would appreciate your co-operation for early entries to accommodate all the
fairs.
If there are any questions, please contact the fair secretaries listed:
Oak River Ag Society
Strathclair Ag Society
Shoal Lake Ag Society
Hamiota Ag Society
Harding Ag Society
Oak Lake Ag Society
July 16, 2012
July 17, 2012
July 18, 2012
July 19, 2012
July 20, 2012
July 21, 2012
Ashley Black
Wendy Harder
Shelley Green
Linda Wilson
Bonnie Kent
Pat Baker
566-2281
365-2607
759-2850
764-2642
838-2241
855-2030
Phone: 838-2241 to enter or ask questions
Fax: 838-2158
E-mail – hardingfair@inethome.ca
THURSDAY EVENING FROM 5:00 TO 10:00 P.M.
During this time call 412 – 0263 (cell)
Entry deadline 10:00pm Wednesday evening.
Fair book and entry forms can be found online @ http://kenton.cimnet.ca
(Harding link).
And all the trimmings
Served 0630 – 0830 hrs
Free to exhibitors and spectators with gate admission
Sponsored by Kenton & District Assoc.
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HARDING AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 2013
OFFICERS
President – Travis Hunter
Vice President – Melvin Hunter
Secretary – Bonnie Kent
Treasurer – Merrilee Bond
DIRECTORS
HEAVY HORSES:
Melvin Hunter, Shaun Hunter, Cody Hunter, Ross Jay
MINIATURE HORSES:
Bernice Gerrard,
LIGHT HORSES:
Marcia Carter, Linda Drake, Jenna Gardner
GYMKHANA:
MarleneHunter, Craig Whyte
CATTLE:
Les Wedderburn, Travis Hunter, Denis Carter,
Don Best, Wenda Best, Jim Wilson
COMMERCIAL CATTLE:
Dana & Megan Johns, Cameron Kent,
Chad Hunter, Robin Hill
GRAINS/GRASSES, VEGETABLES/FRUITS
Keith Campbell, Richard Stevenson, Claude Tolton
FLOWERS, PLANTS:
Cindy Routledge
COOKING:
Marianne Whyte, Bea Janssen
NEEDLEWORK:
Catherine Carter, Jackie Hunter (Jr.) Kelly Thomson
ARTS & CRAFTS:
Jenelle Whyte, Hanna Tolton (Junior)
SCHOOLWORK:
COMPUTER
Margaret Sangster
ANTIQUE MACHINERY:
Bill Drake, Raymond Airey
ANNOUNCERS:
Julie Gibson
REFRESHMENT GARDEN:
Gerry Nolan
GROUNDS/BUILDING COMMITTEE:
Mark Hunter
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RULES & REGULATIONS
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All persons to be admissible as members of this Society on payment of five dollars ($5.00) annually..
The exhibitor will be charged an entry fee of 10% of the first prize money in each section of all classes in addition to the membership fee –
except in “Special classes”.
THE ENTRY FEE IS PAID AT THE TIME OF ENTRY TO THE SECRETARY.
Light horse entry fee is $2.00/entry except stake classes, which is $10.00/entry.
An exhibitor will be allowed a total of 10 entries free with the membership fee in Sections10 to 19 inclusive. Over 10 entries will be charged
$ 0.25 each. Grains, seeds, roots and garden produce and fruit must have been grown on land occupied by the exhibitor and it must be their
property.
No more than two official premiums, other than champions or specials, shall be awarded to any one animal or article.
The judges have it in their power to withhold any premium for any animal or article which they may consider unworthy of same, unless appealed:
from as is hereinafter provided.
The judge’s decision in all cases is final. All protests from the judge’s decision must be made in writing while the judge and exhibits are still on
the grounds, and accompanied by the sum of $25.00. Should the protest be sustained the $25.00 will be returned to the protesting party.
Otherwise, the money will become the property of the society. Parties openly objecting to a decision in any case shall forfeit claims to prizes
they would otherwise have obtained.
All articles mentioned in Classes 10 to 20 inclusive to be exhibited by the maker and shall not have been previously exhibited at Harding.
All stock, etc. exhibited to be bona fide property of the exhibitor 30 days prior to the fair, unless in the case of firms, where they must be entered
accordingly. The Harding Agricultural Society is registered with the Canadian Cattle Identification Agency. (CCIA)
Cows shall have produced young at least within a year to the date of the fair, or be visibly in calf.
Articles in the display buildings to be picked up at 5:00 pm.
No persons allowed in the ring except judges and directors, and no person allowed to speak to the judges while on duty.
No more than one prize will be given for different articles except livestock, under the same heading in the prize list, to any one person even
though awarded in the case of only one exhibitor, no more than two prizes will be awarded in horses.
Neither the Society nor any of the Officials hereof shall be responsible for loss or injury to the exhibits, though care will be taken to prevent such
loss or damage.
No exhibitor’s name shall appear on any animal or article exhibited until after it has been judged. This rule will be strictly observed.
All entries mentioned in Classes 10 to 20 inclusive to be in the display buildings by 9:00 am. All stock to be on the grounds by 9:00 am..
All articles mentioned in Classes 10 to 20 inclusive will be judged in the morning, commencing at 9:30 a.m. Heavy horses, miniatures at 10:00
a.m. and cattle will be judged at 9:00 a.m. Light horses and ponies start at 9:00 a.m.
Deadline for entries will be 10:00 p.m. the Wednesday before the fair. Double entry fee will be charged for entries in all classes made after the
deadline.
Exhibitors moving stock from the grounds before 6:00 pm will forfeit any prizes that they may have been awarded for the said article or stock.
This rule will be strictly adhered to.
The Harding Agricultural Society is a member of the Man/Sask circuit and the M.B.R.A.
No articles or animals to compete unless entry has been made with the Secretary
Exhibits, which may have been erroneously entered, may, at the discretion of the judge and director in charge, be transferred to the proper
classes previous to judging.
When respectfully requested to do so, the judges are expected to give reasons for their decisions, stating what constitutes points of excellence
in the class of animals or articles being considered, and pointing out the superiority over the other articles being considered, and pointing out the
superiority over the other.
Bedding will be supplied.
Should funds of the Society be insufficient to pay all awards, the Society reserves the right to withhold prize money sufficient to balance the
receipt of the fair. Prize money will be paid out on or before the first of October.
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HEAVY HORSES
Judging starts at 10:00 a.m.
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE
Melvin Hunter, Shaun Hunter, Cody Hunter, Ross Jay
ENTRY FEE:
10% of first prize and current membership
Prizes in sections 1 & 2 - 1st - $20.00
2nd - $15.00
3rd - $12.00
4th - $10.00
SECTION 1 – REGISTERED DRAFT (ANY BREED)
CLASS:
1. Stallion, any age
2. Brood mare
3. Foal of calendar year’
4. Filly, 1 year old
5. Filly, 2 year old
6. Dry mare, 3 years or over
CHAMPION MARE –Sponsored by Denis Carter - $50.00 and Ribbon
SECTION 2 – GRADE HORSES
CLASS:
7. Brood Mare
8. Foal of calendar year
9. Filly or gelding, 2 years and under
10. Heavy draft mare or gelding, 3 years and over
11. Light draft mare or gelding, 3 years and over
BEST GRADE MARE OR GELDING – SPONSORED BY SHADY-H-FARMS - $50.00 and Ribbon
SUPREME CHAMPION – SPONSORED BY MOROSKY BELGIANS & ROSELEA BELGIANS
12. Best 3 heavy horses owned by one exhibitor. One entry per exhibitor.
13. Junior showmanship 7-14 years
14. Junior showmanship 14-18 years
OVERALL JUNIOR SHOWMAN – Sponsored by the Manitoba Percheron Belgian Club and the Manitoba Clydesdale Club.
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SECTION 3 – HARNESS CLASSES
CLASS:
15. Ladies cart class
$30
$25
$20
all others $15
$50 in added prize money courtesy of Justin Shaw Farrier Service, Hopewell, Nova Scotia
16. Junior cart class (all youth)
$20
$15
$10
all others $10
$25 in added prize money courtesy of Raymond Airey, Kenton
17. Best dressed, matched, mannered, and driven team
award sponsored by Virden-Arthur MLA, Larry Maguire
18.
Best lady driving a team
$30
$25
$20
all others $15
$100 in added prize money courtesy of Creek Side Belgians, Birtle
19. Best boy or girl driving a team
$30
$25
$20
all others $15
$25 in added prize money courtesy of Eric Lowe, Harding
20.
Team of purebred mares
$30
$25
$20
all others $15
$50 in added prize money courtesy of Gardiner’s Belgians, Virden
21.
Light draft team
$30
$25
$20
all others $15
$25.00 in added prize money courtesy of Les Ellis, Lenore
22.
Heavy draft team
$30
$25
$20
all others $15
$25.00 in added prize money courtesy of Woodworth Custom Grain Hauling
23.
Unicorn
$50
$40
$30
all others $25
$150 in added prize money courtesy of Pioneer, Kemnay
($50 each to 1st, 2nd, & 3rd)
24.
Four horse hitch
$80
$65
$50
all others $45
$200 in added prize money courtesy of Cargill, Oakner
($75 to 1st, $50 to 2nd & 3rd, $25 to 4th)
25.
Six Horse Hitch
$100
$85
$70
all others $60
$200 in added prize money courtesy of Viterra, Oakner & Griswold
($75 to 1st, $50 to 2nd & 3rd, $25 to 4th)
Perry Thomson Memorial:
Prize awarded to the best decorated Heavy Horse Stall.
THANK YOU TO OUR VALUED SPONSORS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO OUR DRAFT HORSE SHOW
Denis Carter
MB Percheron/Belgian Club
Les Ellis
Larry Maguire
Rosalea Belgians & Morosky Belgians
Justin Shaw Farrier Service
Creek Side Belgians
Eric Lowe
Woodworth Custom Grain Hauling
Cargill
Viterra oakner & Griswold
Raymond Airey
Gardiner’s Belgians
Pioneer Grain
Sha-Dy H Farms
4-Horse Hitch Jackpot
Team must be 100% owned by the exhibitor and attend four of the five fairs:
Minnedosa, Strathclair, Shoal Lake, Hamiota and Harding. Each fair donating
$250.00 for a total payout of $1250.00 to be split and presented to the team or
teams with the highest total points received from the five fairs listed. The number
of splits will be based on the number of entries.
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MINATURE HORSES
Judging starts at 10:00 am
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE: Bernice Gerrard,
ENTRY FEE: $2.00 per class
No cross entry to the Light Horse Classes.
Entries close at 10:00 pm, Wednesday before the fair
SECTION 4
Prize Money for classes 51 to 74 $10 - $8 - $6 - $4
RIBBONS ONLY for 57, 60, 67 70
CLASS:
51.
Brood mare, 34” and under
52.
Foal of calendar year from above mare and must be shown at halter
53.
Yearling Filly, 34” & under
54.
Yearling Gelding or Stallion, 34” & under
55.
Filly, 2 years, 34” and under
56.
Gelding or Stallion, 2 years, 34” and under
57.
Junior Champion & Reserve: Ribbons only for 1st and 2nd winners from classes 52, 53, 54, 55, 56
58.
Yeld mare or gelding, 3 years and over, 34” and under
59.
Stallion, 3 years and over, 34” and under, shown by an exhibitor over 13 yrs
60.
Senior Champion/Reserve: Ribbons only for 1st & 2nd winners from classes 51, 58, 59
61.
Brood mare, over 34” to 38”
62.
Foal of calendar year from above mare and must be shown in halter
63.
Yearling filly over 34” to 38”
64.
Yearling gelding or stallion, over 34” to 38”
65.
Filly, 2 years, 34” to 38”
66.
Gelding or stallion, 2 years, 34” to 38”
67.
Junior Champion/ Reserve: Ribbons only for 1st & 2nd winners from classes 62, 63, 64, 65, 66
68.
Yeld mare or gelding 3 years & over, over 34” to 38”
69.
Stallion 3 years & over, over 34” to 38” shown by an exhibitor over 13 years
70.
Senior Champion/Reserve: Ribbons only for 1st & 2nd winners from classes 61, 68, 69
GRAND / RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE 34” & UNDER
Grand Prize donated by Earl & Bernice Gerrard
1st & 2nd winners from classes 57 and 60
Reserve Prize donated by Crestwynd Harness, Carroll, MB
GRAND/ RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE over 34”to 38”
Grand Prize donated by Hunter Repair, Kenton
1st & 2nd winners from classes 67 and 70
Reserve Prize donated by Crestwynd Harness, Carroll, MB
71.
72.
Youth Halter, 16 years & under
Showmanship, 8 years & under
73.
74.
Showmanship 9 to 16 years
Showmanship 17 years & over
LUNCH BREAK
PRIZE MONEY FOR CLASSES 75 – 84
$12 - $10 - $8 - $6
IN ALL DRIVING CLASSES youth 13 years & under MUST be accompanied by an adult
PLEASURE DRIVING GAITS:
COUNRY PLEASURE DRIVING GAITS:
ROADSTER GAITS:
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
walk, pleasure trot, extended trot
walk, country pleasure trot, extended trot
jog trot, road gait, trot at speed
Lead line, 6 years & under, shown at a walk
Costume class, boy or girl 16 years & under
Single Pleasure Driving 34” & under
Single Country Pleasure Driving 34” & under
Pleasure Driving – driver 16 years & under judged
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
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Single Pleasure Driving over 34” to 38”
Single Country Pleasure Driving over 34” to 38”
Pleasure Driving – driver 17 years & over judged
Single Roadster 34” & under
Single Roadster over 34” to 38”
PONIES & LIGHT HORSES
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE:
Marcia Carter, Linda Drake, Jenna Gardner
RULES:
1. Any horse or pony may be measured by a competent official.
2. In registered classes, registration papers must be produced when requested.
3. All ages of competitors shall be determined as of January 1 of calendar year.
4. In junior classes, birth certificates must be made available upon request of an official.
5. No parking will be allowed in barn area of trucks and trailers.
6. Stallions must be registered, well mannered, and kept under control at all times.
Stallions may not be exhibited by anyone under 18 yrs. of age.
7. No horse or pony shall be shown unless entry is made for each section in which it is entered.
8. If there are more than ten (10) horses or ponies in one class, a fifth prize shall be added.
9. A pony will be defined as 14.2 hands and under. A horse will be defined as over 14.2 hands
except when breed standards of registered horses allows height under 14.2 hands.
10. No cross entry from light horse to pony classes or vice versa will be allowed.
11. Cross entries from English to Western will be allowed.
12. No reserved stalls - first come basis.
13. Hay must be provided by exhibitor. Bedding is provided.
14. Please make entries early and pay fees at time of entry.
15. No refunds on scratched entries will be paid.
16. A class sequence is included in this book.
17. Directors will not be held responsible for loss or damage to exhibits, persons, or property.
Please Note: In the event of a tack change, classes will be held if notice is given to the directors
in advance.
MANSASK BORDER CIRCUIT
Harding Ag Society (Harding Fair) is a member of the MAN SASK BORDER CIRCUIT. It consists of several
shows at which exhibitors may gather points toward year-end awards in 10 different classes. There is no entry
fee for the exhibitor.
Classes are:
1. Champion Halter Pony
2. Champion Halter Horse
3. Showmanship 10 yrs. & under
4. Showmanship 11-14 yrs.
5. Showmanship 15-18 yrs.
6. Western Pleasure Pony
7. Western Pleasure Horse
8. Junior Horse 2-4 years
9. Open Barrel Horse
ENTRY FEES: $2.00 per section, except for stake classes, which are $10.00
ENTRY FEES: $2.00 per section, except for stake classes, which are $10.00
Once the show starts, there will be no refund on entry fees if he/she cancels out of a class.
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denotes MSBC classes
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SECTION 5 - PONIES & LIGHT HORSES
PLEASURE PONY LINE CLASSES (14.2 h & under)
NOTE: No high action or heavy shod ponies permitted in pleasure pony line classes.
CLASS:
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
Pony stallion, any breed, 2 yrs. & over
Broodmare
Foal of calendar year
Filly, gelding, or stallion, 1 yr. old
Filly or gelding, 2 yrs. old
Mare or gelding, 3 yrs. old & over, 12.2 h & under
Mare or gelding, 3 yrs. old & over, over 12.2 h - 14.2 h
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
15
15
15
15
15
11
11
11
11
11
8
8
8
8
8
6
6
6
6
6
 98. CHAMPION PLEASURE PONY
(Eligible are 1st and 2nd placings from Sec. 91 – 97)
Trophy donated by Claris Nicholson – Shoal Lake
LIGHT HORSES ON HALTER (over 14.2 h)
99. Stallion, 2 yrs. & over, any breed
100. Broodmare
101. Foal of calendar year
102. Filly, gelding or stallion, 1 yr. old
103. Filly or gelding, 2 yrs. old
104. Mare or gelding, 3 yrs. & over (English type)
105. Mare or gelding 3 yrs. & over (Western type)
 106. CHAMPION LIGHT HORSE - Trophy donated by Bill & Linda Drake
(Eligible are 1st and 2nd placings from Sec. 99 - 105)
107. SUPREME CHAMPION – ribbon
SHOWMANSHIP
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108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
Showmanship, 6 yrs. & under (Trophy donated by Krymsun Farms)
Showmanship, 7 - 10 yrs. (Trophy donated by AW Ranch)
Showmanship, 11 - 14 yrs. (Trophy donated by Jenna Gardner)
Showmanship, 15 - 18 yrs. (Trophy donated by Doreen Lawlor)
Showmanship, 19 & over (Trophy donated by Elaine & Barry Gillingham )
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PLEASURE DRIVING
113.
114.
115.
116.
Single pleasure pony in harness, 14.2 h & under
Single harness horse, over 14.2 hands
Best Boy or Girl Driver, 16 yrs. & under
Best Lady or Gentleman Driver, 17 yrs. & over
15
15
15
15
11
11
11
11
8
8
8
8
6
6
6
6
WESTERN DIVISION
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117. Novice Western Pleasure - open to EXHIBITORS who
have NEVER won a first place prize in WP.
118. Western Pleasure Pony, 14.2 h & under
119. Junior Horse – pony / horse 2 yrs. old, must be ridden
with 2 hands in a snaffle or bosal.
120. Junior Horse - pony / horse 3 - 4 yrs. old , must be ridden
with 2 hands in a snaffle or bosal.
121. Senior Horse, 5 yrs. & over, over 14.2 hands
122. Youth Western Pleasure, 12 yrs. & under
123. Youth Western Pleasure, 13 – 17 yrs.
124. Adult Western Pleasure, 18 yrs. & over
15
11
8
6
15
15
11
11
8
8
6
6
15
11
8
6
15
15
15
15
11
11
11
11
8
8
8
8
6
6
6
6
(Trophy donated by the Mary Rouse family)
125. Open Western Pleasure STAKE CLASS ($10 entry fee, $50 added money)
Sponsored by Woodworth Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ltd.
(100% Payout - 40%, 30%, 15%, 10%, 5%)
126. Don Jay Special - best boy or girl rider, 12 yrs. & under,
Western equipment, riding a horse or pony.
NO ENTRY FEE Everyone gets a prize!
6
5
4
3
127. Western Horsemanship, 13 - 17 yrs.*
128. Western Horsemanship, 18 & over* .
15
15
11
11
8
8
6
6
 129. Youth English Pleasure 12 yrs. & under
15
11
 130. Youth English Pleasure, 13 – 17 yrs.
15
11
 131. Adult English Pleasure, 18 yrs. & over
15
11
132. Open English Pleasure STAKE CLASS ($10 entry fee, $50 added money)
Sponsored by Crocusview Farms, Kenton
(100% payout - 40%, 30%, 15%, 10%, 5%)
8
8
8
6
6
6
8
8
8
6
6
6
*PATTERN POSTED
ENGLISH DIVISION
133. English Equitation, 12 yrs & under*
134. English Equitation, 13-17 yrs*
135. English Equitation, 18 & over.*
15
15
15
*NO PATTERN
11
11
11
11
SPECIAL CLASSES
136. Lead Line - 6 yrs. & under, riding a horse or pony, English
15
or Western, shown at a walk only. Horse/pony to be judged on manners,
promptness, and suitability to lead line work.
Trophy donated by Donna Hunter
Note: No cross entry to other riding classes
11
8
6
15
11
8
6
138. Jack Benny Equitation (English or Western),
15
rider 39 yrs. & holding To be judged on correct, balanced body position,
with subtle use of cues and aids (no pattern).
11
8
6
139. Saddle Pairs - horse or pony, open to English or Western riding,
to be judged at walk, trot, and canter (lope) and for uniformity
15
11
8
6
140. Costume Class - boy or girl, 18 yrs. & under
Betty Best Memorial Plaque
20
137. Walk-Trot - rider 9 yrs. & under, riding a horse or pony, English
or Western equipment permitted, required to walk & trot only.
Optional for rider to use 2 hands on reins.
12
15
12
9
6
ORDER OF GO- 9:00 A.M.
CLASS:
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
91.
99.
92.
93.
100.
101.
94.
102.
95.
103.
96.
104.
97.
105.
Showmanship, 6 & under (Trophy donated by Krymsun Valley Farm)
Showmanship, 7 - 10 yrs. (Trophy donated by AW Ranch)
Showmanship, 11 - 14 yrs. (Trophy donated by Jenna Gardner)
Showmanship, 15 - 18 yrs. (Trophy donated by Doreen Lawlor)
Showmanship, 19 yrs. & over (Trophy donated by Elaine & Barry Gillingham)
Pony stallion, 2 yrs. & over, 14.2 hands & under
Stallion, 2 yrs. & over, over 14.2 hands
Broodmare, 14.2 hands & under
Foal of calendar year
Broodmare, over 14.2 hands
Foal of calendar year.
Filly, gelding, or stallion, 1 yr. old, 14.2 h & under
Filly, gelding, or stallion, 1 yr. old, over 14.2 h
Filly or gelding 2 yrs. old, 14.2 h & under
Filly or gelding, 2 yrs. old, over 14.2 h
Mare or gelding, 3 yrs. old & over, 12.2 h & under
Mare or gelding, 3 yrs. old & over (English type)
Mare or gelding, 3 yrs. old & over, over 12.2 h - 14.2 h
Mare or gelding 3 yrs and older – Western Type
98. CHAMPION PLEASURE PONY (from Sec. 91-97) (trophy donated by Claris Nicholson)
106. CHAMPION LIGHT HORSE – (from Sec. 99-105) (trophy by Bill & Linda Drake)
107. SUPREME CHAMPION – RIBBON
Costume Class – 18 yrs. & under (Betty Best Memorial Plaque)
Single Pleasure Pony in Harness, 14.2 h & under
Single Harness Horse, over 14.2 h
Best Boy or Girl Driver
Best Lady or Gentleman Driver
********************************************** LUNCH BREAK*************************************************
136. Lead Line (trophy donated by Donna Hunter)
137. Walk-Trot
129. Youth English Pleasure, 12 yrs. & under
130. Youth English Pleasure, 13 - 17 yrs.
131. Adult English Pleasure, 18 yrs. & over
132 ENGLISH PLEASURE STAKE (sponsored by Crocusview Farms)
140.
113.
114.
115
116.
133. English Equitation, rider 12 yrs. & under
134.
135.
138.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
139.
English Equitation, 13 yrs - 17 yrs
English Equitation, 18 yrs & over.
Jack Benny Equitation,
Novice Western Pleasure
Western Pleasure Pony,
WP Junior Horse/pony, 2 yrs. old
WP Junior Horse/pony, 3 & 4 yrs.
WP Senior Horse, 5 yrs. & older
Youth Western Pleasure, 12 yrs. & under
Youth Western Pleasure, 13 yrs – 17 yrs.
Adult Western Pleasure, 18 yrs. & over (Trophy donated by the Mary Rouse family)
WESTERN PLEASURE STAKE (sponsored by Woodworth Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ltd.)
Best boy or girl rider, 12 yrs. & under (Don Jay Special)
Western Horsemanship, 13 yrs - 17 yrs. (pattern)
Western Horsemanship, 18 yrs & over. (pattern)
Saddle Pairs
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M.B.R.A. SANCTIONED 3D JACKPOT BARREL RACING
JACKPOT POLE BENDING
Warm up in arena 5:15 pm approx.
5:45 pm work arena
6:00 pm Pole Bending Starts
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE:
Marlene Hunter, Craig Whyte
SECTION 6
Entries must be made by 5:30 p.m. on the day of the fair.
Entries will be taken starting at 4:00 p.m. at the arena at the Harding Fair Grounds.
DRESS CODE REQUIRED – this event is part of our evening show, please help us make it a good one!
Each Rider must hold or purchase a Harding Agricultural Society Membership to be collected with entry fee.
Age of rider is age as of January 1st.
Pole Bending rules: off pattern – no time (includes crossing over the timer line)
5 second penalty for each knocked pole.
Order of Go:
POLE BENDING 6:00 P.M.
161
Pee Wee:
162
Youth:
163
Open
10 years and under
16 years and under
Entry fee $5.00 / horse $50.00 added money
Entry fee $10.00 / horse $75.00 added money
Entry fee $20.00 / horse $125.00 added money
MBRA SANCTIONED BARREL RACING as per MBRA rules and regulations
(Check website www.mbra.ca)
Attendance will count for the 2014 MBRA Finals year, so buy your MBRA membership early!
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Pee Wee:
10 years and under
Entry Fee $5.00 / horse
$50.00 added money
165
Youth:
16 years and under
Entry Fee $10.00 / horse
$100.00 added money
166
Open:
Entry Fee $20.00 / horse
$200.00 added money
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Harding Agricultural Fair
MBRA Entry Form
Agricultural Secretary: Box 102 Kenton, MB R0M 0Z0
Phone: 204-838-2241 Fax: 204-838-2158 Cell 412-0263 (Thursday evening before fair 7pm – 10 pm)
MBRA secretary: M. Bond Phone:204-838-2153 Fax: 204-838-2383
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that entries made hereunder are made in accordance with the Rules and Regulations as
published in the Prize List, and further agree to be governed in all causes by the Rules and Regulations.
Exhibitor Name: ____________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________
Please use separate entry form for each exhibitor. Entries close 5:30 pm. MBRA starts at 6:00 pm sharp.
.
Pee Wee 5.00/class
* Please circle one:
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________ Poles
Barrels
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________ Poles
Barrels
Total entry fees $_________
Youth $10.00/class
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________ Poles
Barrels
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________ Poles
Barrels
Total entry fees
$_________
Open $20.00/entry
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________ Poles
Barrels
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________ Poles
Barrels
Total entry fees $_________
Non MBRA members please add $5.00 for insurance
$________
Harding Ag Society Membership
Adults $5.00
7-12 years - $3.00
6 & under - free
$_________
Grand total
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$__________
BEEF CATTLE
Open Show Judging starts at 9:00 am
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE
Les Wedderburn, Travis Hunter, Denis Carter, Don Best, Wenda Best, Jim Wilson
ENTRY FEE: 10% of First Prize and Current Membership
1.
2.
PRIZES:
GENERAL RULES:
Limit of one entry per section, but an exhibitor may have 2 entries per section for 3 sections.
If there is only one entry in any breed, this breed will be combined with one of the other breeds (one with
fewest entries)
1st - $35.00
2nd - $28.00
3rd - $22.00
4th - $15.00
5th - $10.00
SECTION 7
A – Angus
C – Charolais
H – Hereford
L – Limousin
MA – MaineAnjou
S – Simmental
SH – Shorthorn
CLASS:
A
C
H
L
MA
S
SH
200
220
240
260
280
300
320
Bull calf, calendar year
201
221
241
261
281
301
321
Bull, born Jan. 1 – Dec. 31 previous year
203
223
243
263
283
303
323
Bull, 2 years old
330
Champion & Reserve Champion Bull
Ribbons
204
224
244
264
284
304
324
Female calf, calendar year
205
225
245
265
285
305
325
Female, born Mar. 1 – Dec. 31, previous year
206
226
246
266
286
306
326
Female, born Jan. 1 – Feb. 28, previous year
207
227
247
267
287
307
327
Female, 2 yrs old with calf at foot
208
228
248
268
288
308
328
Female, 3 yrs old & over with calf at foot
331
Champion & Reserve Champion Female
Ribbons
209
229
249
269
289
309
329
Group of 4 animals – all animals must be
bred by the exhibitor, and at least 1 owned by the exhibitor. Each animal must have been exhibited in
one of the above classes. Each sex must be represented.
210
230
250
270
290
310
330
Get of sire
332
333.
Supreme Champion Bull –
All Breed Champion from Section 7
Ron Sangster Memorial Trophy
Supreme Champion Female –
All Breed Champion from Section 7
Ron Sangster Memorial Trophy
Champion Limousin Bull – Show Cane presented In Memory of David T. Kent
THE RONALD SANGSTER MEMORIAL SUPREME BULL AND FEMALE CLASSES
The winners of the supreme bull and female classes will qualify for The Royal Band
Supreme classes at Western Canadian Agribition in Regina this fall. The Royal Bank
Supreme is open to breed champions from shows such as The Calgary Stampede,
Prince Albert Exhibition, The Toronto Royal, Brandon Livestock Expo, Edmonton
Fall Fair, Saskatoon Fall Fair, Agribition, Kansas City Royal and now Harding Fair.
The Royal Bank Supreme Challenge is the final event of Agribition with
approximately $30,000.00 in prize money up on offer. This class is an excellent
tribute to Ronald’s commitment and dedication to the cattle business and to Harding
Fair.
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This year we Welcome the
Manitoba Charolais Association
We are pleased to be hosting this organization for their 2013 summer show.
Charolais exhibitors will be follow the regular classes listed on the previous page.
SPONSORS FOR THIS SHOW ARE:
Grand Champion Female – LEJ Charolais
Reserve Grand Champion Female – Steppler Charolais
Grand Champion Bull – Scarth Cattle co.
Reserve Grand Champion Bull – C 2 Charolais
SECTION 8 COMMERCIAL CATTLE
ENTRY FEE:
10% of First Prize and Current Membership
GENERAL RULES:
Steers in sections 340, 341 and 342 must be shown on a halter
Prizes -
1st - $20.00
2nd - $13.00
3rd - $9.50
4th - $5.00
CLASS:
340.
Market steer under 1150 lbs
341.
Market steer over 1150 lbs
342.
Pair of steers, any weight. Must have been shown in Section 340 or 341
Grand Champion Steer
Prize In Memory of Peter Pypka
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343.
COMMERCIAL COW/CALF PEN SHOW
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE
Dana & Megan Johns, Cameron Kent, Chad Hunter, Robin Hill
ENTRY FEE: $5.00 PER ENTRY
1.
2.
3.
Must be commercial cow with calendar year calf
Unregistered cattle only
Limit of 2 entries per exhibitor
344 HARDING STATE HEIFER BONANZA
SECTION 9
PLEASE NOTE: ENTRIES FOR THIS CLASS ONLY, CONTACT
Travis Hunter
(204) 838-2019
Cell (204) 851-0809
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
This show is open to all purebred and commercial heifers
The heifers will be split into Classes by age.
There will be a special point system for 4-H heifers
Entry Fee - $40.00. All entrants will receive a jacket.
Heifers must be pre-entered by July 15th in order to receive a jacket.
Three placings will be paid out in each class. They will come back to
compete for the overall Grand Champion and Reserve.
A three person-judging panel will be used.
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GRAINS & GRASSES
Judging Starts at 9:30 a.m.
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE:
Keith Campbell, Richard Stevenson, Claude Tolton
ENTRY FEE:
First 10 entries free with current membership and after that $.25 per entry
RULES:
Fodder sheaves to be 4” in diameter at band to be judged for feed value.
Grain Sheaves to be 3” in diameter at band; leaves left on.
Grain, seeds, roots, garden produce, and fruit must have been grown on land occupied by the exhibitor, and
it must be their property.
1.
2.
3.
PRIZES:
1ST $3.00
2ND $2.50
3RD $2.00
SECTION 10
CLASS:
345. Sheaf of wheat, any variety
346. Sheaf of white or yellow clover, feed value
347. Sheaf of alfalfa, feed value
348. Sheaf of peas
349. Sheaf of oats
350. Sheaf of barley, 6 row
351. Sheaf of barley, 2 row
352. Sheaf of rye/triticale
353. Sheaf of flax
354. Sheaf of brome grass, for foliage
355. Sheaf of canola
356. Sheaf of mustard
357. Sheaf of any crop not listed above
LOCAL SEED GROWER’S SPECIAL
1.
2.
3.
4.
Sponsored by local seed growers.
All cereal sheaves for class 10 are automatically entered in this Special
Entrants, 15 years and under are to record their age on Class Entry Tags
Regulation size sheaf of 3” diameter at band required, to win this Special.
358. BEST SHEAF
15 YEARS AND OVER
359. BEST JUNIOR SHEAF
360.
10 - 14 YEARS
PRIZE: $15.00
1ST -$15.00
HARDING FAIR CHILDREN’S SPECIAL
1. This Class is for 9 years and under
2. Any cereal sheaf 1” minimum diameter at band.
3. Grain need not be grown on own farm thus allowing non-farm children to participate in this Special
only.
PRIZE:
1ST - $10.00
2ND - $8.00
3RD - $7.00
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VEGETABLES & FRUITS
Judging starts at 9:30 a.m.
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE:
Keith Campbell, Richard Stevenson, Claude Tolton
ENTRY FEE:
First 10 entries free with current membership and after that $0.25 per entry
RULES:
CLASSES 364 – 370, half roots and half tops left on.
All vegetables to be displayed on a plate.
1.
2.
SECTION 11
CLASS:
361.
362.
363.
364.
365.
366.
367.
368.
369.
370.
371.
372.
373.
374.
375.
376.
377.
378.
379.
380.
381.
382.
1st
2nd
3rd
$3.00
$2.50
$2.00
White potatoes, 6, any variety
White potatoes, 6, russet
Red or pink potatoes, 6
Seed onions, 6
Pickling onions, 6
Onions, Dutch sets
Table carrots, 6
Table beets, globular, 6
Table beets, cylindrical, 6
Bunch of radish, 12
Cabbage, 2 heads
Yellow beans, 12 pods on a plate
Green beans, 12 pods on a plate
Peas, 12 pods on a plate
Tomatoes, 6
Lettuce, 2 heads
Bunch of rhubarb, 12
Raspberries, one 6” plate, 12
Strawberries, one 6” plate, 12
Collection of vegetables, 6 varieties, 2 of each
Zucchini, under 12 inches
Cucumbers, 3
383. Creature made out of vegetables in Section 11, age 10 years & under
384. Creature made out of vegetables in Section 11, age 11 years and over
385.
IVEY GREENHOUSE GARDEN AND SUPPLIES SPECIAL
MOST POINTS IN SECTION 11
1ST - $8.00
2ND - $7.00
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3RD - $5.00
FLOWERS & PLANTS
Judging starts at 9:30 a.m.
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE:
Cindy Routledge
ENTRY FEE:
First 10 entries free with current membership and after that $0.25 per entry
PRIZES:
1ST – 3.00
2ND - $2.50
3RD - $1.50
SECTION 12 – CUT FLOWERS
CLASS:
386.
387.
388.
389.
390.
391.
392.
393.
394.
395.
396.
397.
398.
399.
400.
(386 – 400 Display in one container unless specified)
3 spikes of snapdragons (remove side shoots)
3 spikes of delphiniums
3 blooms of single petunias (remove side buds)
3 blooms of double petunias
3 stems of pansies with foliage,
3 stems of geraniums with foliage, not necessarily same color but uniform size
3 stems of small marigolds with foliage and no extra buds
3 stems of large marigolds with foliage and no extra buds
Collection of 3 diverse types of annuals in separate containers on a tray
Collection of 3 diverse types of perennials in separate containers on a tray
Living room arrangement, viewed from all sides
Wild flower arrangement, viewed from all sides
One bloom of a hardy rose
Miniature arrangement, under 3” in any direction
Tea cup arrangement
401. ELDON ROBINSON MEMORIAL
402. EDNA SANGSTER MEMORIAL
$15.00
Winner of most points in Section12
Best arrangement of lilies, can be a variety of colors in an oasis, not a vase.
No other foliage allowed
$15.00
403. CAMPBELL’S FLOWER SPECIAL
Sponsored by Dwayne Campbell, Hamiota
Arrangement of Roses only in a Rose Bowl, no foliage allowed, judged on roses alone
1st - $12.00
2nd - $8.00
3rd - $5.00
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SECTION 12 – POTTED PLANTS
CLASS:
404 Potted Begonias
405. One African violet plant, single or double bloom
406. One hanging houseplant
407. One potted houseplant grown for foliage
408. Growing arrangement of 3 different types of house plants in one planter
409. One hanging garden planter featuring wave petunias
410. One hanging garden planter with at least 2 different types of plants or flowers
411 a.
GARDEN/DECK PLANTER SPECIAL
Sponsored by Bernie Whetter of the Green Spot
1st Prize - $25.00 Gift Certificate at the Green Spot
b. One Garden/Deck Planter, not hanging
Judged for foliage and originality of a combination of plants
A receipt must accompany entry from The Green Spot for the current year
c. One Garden/Deck Planter, not hanging
Judged for bloom and originality of a combination of plants
A receipt must accompany entry from The Green Spot for the current year
412.
HARDING AG SOCIETY SPECIAL
Horticultural arrangement of Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables
1st - $3.00
2nd - $2.00
3rd – $1.00
413.
WHYTE’S SPECIAL
An Outdoor planter, consisting of at least three different distinct varieties of annuals; in a
recycled container not originally meant for flowers, e.g. a washtub, boot, etc.
$15.00
$10.00
$5.00
SECTION 13 - JUNIOR FLOWERS
Payout of $10.00 to the top junior with 5 or more entries in the vegetable and flower sections
PRIZES:
1ST - $3.00
2ND - $2.50
3RD - $1.50
The following section is offered to encourage younger exhibitors to express their talents and
creativity. Have fun!!!
CLASS:
414
415
416
417
418.
Garden flower arrangement, arranged in a container, 10 years and under
Garden flower arrangement, arranged in a container, 11 years and over
Miniature arrangement, not to exceed 3” in any direction
Arrangement in a toy
Growing planter, indoor or outdoor, at least 2 types of plants
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COOKING & HOME PRODUCTS
Judging starts at 9:30 a.m.
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE
Marianne Whyte, Bea Janssen
ENTRY FEE:
First 10 entries free with current membership and after that $.25 per entry
1.
2.
RULES:
All entries to be in clear plastic bags.
All loaf cakes should be approximately 4” square or half loaf.
PRIZES
1st – $4.00
2nd – $3.00
3rd – $2.50
SECTION 14
CLASS:
420. 1 loaf white bread, made in bread machine
421. 1 loaf white bread, any flour, any yeast
422. 1 loaf multigrain bread, any flour, any yeast, list grains
423. 1 loaf of bread using whole wheat flour
424. 4 rolls, any kind of flour
425. Specialty breads – 1 loaf or 3 each (e.g. bagel, pretzel, focaccia, raisin
426. 4 biscuits
427. 4 bran muffins
428. 4 muffins, fruit or vegetable
429. Any quick loaf (date, banana, pumpkin, etc)
430. 1 lemon loaf, not from mix
431. 1 single layer chocolate cake, iced in pan
432. 4 sandwich cookies on a plate, each cookie is 2 cookies with filling in between
433. 4 iced cup cakes
434. Matrimonial cake, date filled, 4” square
435. Coffee cake
436. 4 tart shells
437. 4 tarts, 2 varieties
438. 4 shortbread cookies, not whipped
439. 4 granola bars
440. 4 oatmeal cookies, rolled
441. 4 drop cookies
442. Dainty tray, 3 varieties, 2 each, 1 baked, 1 non-baked, 1 either or
443. Diabetic baking – open, 4 pieces, must include recipe
444 Pie, fruit, homemade filling, (e.g. garden apple, wild or tame berries, rhubarb)
445 Raisin pie, 2 crust, homemade filling
446 Lattice top cherry pie
447. CARGILL OAKNER SPECIAL
Most points in Section 14, Classes 420 – 446
1st – 5.00
2nd – 3.00
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3rd – 2.00
448. KENTON CO-OP SPECIAL
Best loaf of white bread baked with Co-op flour.
1st - $15.00
2nd - $10.00
449.
1st - $4.00
3rd - $5.00
HARDING AG SOCIETY SPECIAL
3 Cinnamon Buns
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.00
450.
RIVERVIEW APIARY – OAK RIVER SPECIAL
Sponsored by John Day
4 Muffins (one kind) made with honey. Recipe to accompany entry
1st – 3 kg honey
2nd- 2 kg honey
3rd – 1 kg honey
451. DIRECTORS SPECIAL
Fair flops – baking for the fair, which didn’t turn out the way you wanted
1st - $5.00
2nd - $3.00
3rd – $2.00
452.
LENORE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE SPECIAL
Cake to contain vegetables, (e.g. carrots, beets, zucchini, etc.)
Un-iced, 6” corner square. Recipe to accompany entry.
1st - $7.00
2nd - $5.00
3rd - $3.00
453.
MANITOBA CANOLA GROWERS ASSOCIATION SPECIAL
Creative Canola Oil Baking Contest – best baked item using Canola oil
1st - $10.00
2nd - $6.00
3rd - $4.00
1.
2.
3.
4.
Each entry must use 100% canola oil. In the following recipe.
Submit recipe and canola oil label or bottle.
Judged on appearance, taste and texture of baking product.
Names, addresses and recipes along with permission to use the winner’s name in any other advertising
or publicity without payment will be provided to MCGA for all winners.
Basic Muffins (makes 1 dozen)
2 cups flour
1 tbsp baking powder
¼ cup sugar
¼ tsp salt
2 eggs
1 cup milk
½ cup canola oil
1 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
In medium bowl, combine flour, baking powder sugar and salt. In a large bowl beat eggs, milk,
oil and vanilla, one minute on medium. Add to dry ingredients. Beat until no streaks in flour
remain. DO NOT OVER MIX. Place batter in greased muffin tin. Sprinkle with brown sugar
and cinnamon mixture. Bake 400◦F for 18 – 20 minutes.
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COUNTRY FAIR BAKING CONTEST SPECIAL
Terms and Conditions:
1. All entrants into the contest must submit entries that were made using the sponsors’ product.
2. A product label must accompany each entry as proof of purchase.
3. All entries will be judged on appearance, taste, texture and creativity of recipe and presentation. Decision of the
judge(s) will be final.
4. Winner’s name and address will be submitted with each entry.
5. All first place winners must submit recipe, proof of purchase, photograph and signed release form giving permission to
the sponsors for use of the winner’s name, recipe and/or photograph in any other advertising or publicity without
payment.
454.
MAZOLA/ BEEHIVE CONTEST
Best Homemade Muffins, Sticky Buns, Cake or Loaf
Using one or the other product, based on creativity, texture, taste and appearance
Label and recipe to accompany entry
1st – $15.00 plus Gift Prize
2nd – $10.00 plus Gift Prize
455.
FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST OPEN BREAD CONTEST
Label to accompany entry
Best Homemade Bread (not bread machine)
Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity
1st – $15.00 plus gift prize
2nd – $10.00 plus gift prize
FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST NATIONAL Best Bread Contest
Eligibility: Fleischmann’s Yeast First place winner from each fair with submission of information by local fair convener
456.
TENDERFLAKE BEST PIE CONTEST
Best homemade pie
Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity.
Label to accompany entry
1st – Gift Prize
2nd – Gift Prize
3rd – Gift Prize
457.
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR BEST FAMILY FAVORITE RECIPE CONTEST
Best Homemade Cake, muffin or cookies
Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity.
Recipe and label to accompany entry
1st - $25.00 Gift Certificate
2nd - $10.00 Gift Certificate
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR NATIONAL Family Favorite Recipe Contest Eligibility: First Place winner.
with submission of information by local fair convener
PICKLING & PRESERVES
RULES:
1. Label all containers for content and date made
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2. No wax seals
3. Jars are to be mason jars and lids, please do not use old jars and lids from purchased
product.
PRIZES:
1st - $3.50
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.50
SECTION 15
CLASS:
458. Jar of Jelly, any variety, 1 jar
459. Homemade preserved fruit, 1 jar
460. Canned tomatoes, 1 jar
461. Jar of Jam, not wild fruit, 1 jar
462. Homemade salsa, sealed, 1 jar
463. Jar of dilled onions, cucumbers, carrots, or beans, 1 jar
464. Beet pickles, 1 jar’
465. Sweet pickles, 1 jar
466. Relish, any variety, 1 jar
467. CERTO BEST JAM OR JELLY CONTEST
Label to accompany entry
Best homemade Jam or Jelly
Judging will be based on appearance, taste and recipe creativity
1st - $20.00 Product Coupon
468.
2nd - $10.00 Product Coupon
WINNIE WOLFE SPECIAL
Most points in Section 15, Classes 459– 467
1st - $10.00
2nd - $6.00
3rd - $4.00
BERNARDIN HOME CANNING AWARDS/SPECIALS
1. Must use Bernardin mason jars and snap lids
2. Label from Bernardin pectin package or UPC Proof of Purchase
469.
BERNARDIN BEST OF SHOW AWARD
Highest combined points from all three Bernardin Specials
1st $30.00 Gift Certificate
470.
BERNARDIN JAM/JELLY AWARD
Best jam/Jelly using Bernardin pectin
Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture, and recipe creativity
1st $20.00 Gift Certificate
471. BERNARDIN GIFT PACK
Gift(s) in a Bernardin mason jar(s) with Snap Lid, can be a set
Judging will be based on creativity, quality of home canned product perceived value and presentation &
appearance, may be judged on taste also
1st $20.00 Gift Certificate
472. BERNARDIN MASON JAR AND SNAP LID CREATIVE CRAFT AWARD
Best decorative or functional homemade craft made using a Bernardin Jar and Snap Lid.
1st $20.00 Gift Certificate
JUNIOR COOKING
Judging Starts at 9:30 a.m.
Open to boys or girls 13 – 16 years
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No entry fee
Entrants may attend judging at 11:00 a.m.
All items to be in clear plastic bags
SECTION 16
PRIZES:
1st - $3.50
2nd - $2.50
3rd - $1.50
CLASS:
473. 4 carrot muffins
474. 4baked drop cookies
475. Single layer chocolate cake, iced, in pan
476. 4 dainties, 2 varieties, baked, excluding brownies
477. Brownies, not iced, four 2” pieces
478. Puffed Wheat Cake
479. Angel food cake, made from mix
480.
LENORE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE SPECIAL
To an Exhibitor 13 – 16 years with Most Points in Section 16, Classes 473 – 479
PRIZE $5.00
481.
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR BEST LUNCH BOX SNACK
CONTEST
Best Homemade Cookies, Squares or Bars
12 years and younger
Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture and creativity
Recipe to accompany entry
1st
$15.00
482.
FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST “YOUTH” BEST BREAD
CONTEST
Label to accompany entry
Best homemade bread from contestants under age 16 years
Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity
1st - $15.00
FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST NATIONAL Youth Best Bread Contest
Eligibility: Fleischmann’s Yeast First place winner from each fair with submission of information by local fair
convener
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HARDING COMMUNITY CLUB SPECIAL
Open to all boys or girls 12 years and under
No entry fee
Entrants may attend judging at 11:00 a.m.
All items to be in clear plastic bags
CLASS:
1st - $3.00
2nd - $2.00
$1.50
483. 4 chocolate chip cookies, on a plate
484. 4 cupcakes, iced and decorated, on a plate
485. 4 peanut butter cookies, on a plate
486. 4 dainties, 2 varieties, unbaked
487. School lunch box. List contents, and using the food groups
488. Trail Mix
489. LENORE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE SPECIAL
To an exhibitor 12 years old & under with most points in Section 16, Classes 482 – 487
PRIZE
$5.00
490. HARDING AG SOCIETY COOKING DIRECTORS SPECIAL (12 & under)
All entrants for this contest must make and submit 4 pieces of Rice Krispie Cake. All entries will be judged on appearance,
taste and texture, as well as overall creativity and presentation.
PRIZE:
1st - $10.00
2nd - $6.00
3rd - $4.00
491. HARDING AG SOCIETY COOKING DIRECTORS SPECIAL (13 – 16 YEARS)
PRIZE:
Homemade Fudge
1st - $10.00
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Non cooked type
2nd - $6.00
3rd - $4.00
NEEDLEWORK & HOMECRAFTS
Judging Starts at 9:30 a.m.
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE
Catherine Carter, Jackie Hunter (Junior director), Kelly Thomson
ENTRY FEE:
First 10 entries free with current membership and after that $0.25 per entry
SECTION 17
PRIZES:
1st - $3.50
2nd - $3.00
CLASS:
CROCHET:
492. Doily 12” and under
493. Centerpiece, over 12”
494. Afghan, crochet
495. Any crochet article not listed above
496. Slippers
497. Baby Shawl
498. Vest
499. Sweater
500. Table Cloth
SENIORS:
501. Afghan, knitted or crocheted
502. Quilted article
503. Mitts or socks
504. Hobby craft
505. Any other sewn item
SEWING:
506. Girl’s dress
507. Adult shirt or blouse
508. Fancy cushion
509. Child’s play set (2 piece)
510. Jogging outfit, any age
511. Table or kitchen accessories (2 pieces)
512. Sleepwear, any age
513. Article finished with serger
514. Vest
515. Item made with recycled material
KNITTING:
516. Fancy mitts, socks or gloves
517. Utility mitts, socks or gloves
518. Slippers, any age
519. Toque and scarf set
520. Practical sweater, cardigan or pullover
521. Fancy sweater, cardigan or pullover
522. Afghan, knitted
523. Any knitted article not listed above
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3rd - $2.50
NEEDLEWORK:
524. An article of Hardanger
525. An article of embroidery
OTHER HANDWORK:
526. A quilted wall hanging
527. A tote bag (diaper bag, tote bag, grocery, etc.
QUILTS:
PRIZES: $8.50
$6.50
$4.50
528. Crib quilt, pieced
529. Crib quilt, printed panel
530. Block or patchwork, hand quilted
531. Any size appliquéd quilt
532. Any quilt commercially quilted to be judged on piecing and colors
533 Any other quilt not mentioned above (paper pieced, domestic machinery, youth
design, embroidered, etc.)
2013 PROVINCIAL
QUILT COMPETITION
Sponsored by
MANITOBA ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
Rules & Regulations:
1. Competition is open to all quilt exhibitors who have not won first prize in the Agricultural Societies’ Provincial Quilt Competition .
2. The judging criteria used for the judging is included in the “Judging Standards” book.
3. Quilts may be entered in three categories: Hand quilted; self-guided (domestic, long, and midarm; computer aided). The entry must
becompletely quilted by the person submitting the quilt. No commercial quilting will be allowed (machine quilted by someone
other than the exhibitor)
4. Quilts must have an appropriate title and give appropriate credit to pattern designer if not original.
5. Quilts must be at least 152 cm x 178 cm (60” x 70”) to be considered for the competition.
6. Quilt exhibitor must have a fabric quilt label attached to the bottom right corner on the backside of their quilt. .Labels must be covered
at all judging levels.
7. Quilts must be delivered /packaged in a durable and labeled clear plastic bag for handling.
8. Pre-stamped and direct product of Quilt kits will not be accepted, however ‘Block-of-the-Month’ quilts, if not kitted, are eligible for
the competition.
9. Quilters will sign a release form when the quilt is entered at the local event, giving the coordinating group permission to use picturesof
the quilt and/or quilter in any type of promotional activity they deem appropriate.
10. A Score Sheet will be distributed to all societies, which must be used to judge the quilts. Any quilt not scoring 70 or more points will
not qualify for the district or provincial competition.
11. Each society may select six quilts ( 2 hand quilted, 2 mid/long arm quilted, and 2 computer aided) at their fair to participate in the
district competition. Up tosix quilts will be chosen at the district competition to go to the provincial competition.
12. Exhibitors may enter more than one quilt in their competition. However, they may only have one hand, one self-guided and one
computer aided advance to the provincial finals.
13. Any quilt may be entered in competition at as many fairs as the exhibitor wishes. However, it may only represent the society where it
was first entered in the provincial competition and won. The exhibitor must advise societies at the time of entry if the quilt is a winner
at a previous fair.
14. If an exhibitor does not wish to participate in the provincial competition, the runner-up quilt with a score higher than 70 will be
selected to represent the society in the district competition.
15. At the district level prize monies of $20.00 will be awarded for the top quilts in each category. At the provincial finals there will be
prize monies available in the Hand Quilted, Self-Guided and //////computer Aided Categories.
16. All district winners will be displayed at the Red River Exhibition in June 2014 after which the quilts will be returned to the quilters
17. Quilt owners are responsible for insuring their own quilts. The sponsors, societies, and MAAS will not be liable for damage or loss.
18. For more information – contact Josie Avery, Provincial Quilt coordinator at maasquilt@gmail.com- Phone 204-896-3199(home) or
204-955-9947 (cell).
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CARGILL OAKNER SPECIAL #1
Jacket, any size
1st - $7.00 2nd - $3.00
535
CARGILL OAKNER SPECIAL #2
Any item made from polar fleece
1st - $7.00
2nd - $3.00
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536
FABRICLAND SPECIAL
Certificate Adult skirt or pants, any size
Receipt from Fabricland to
accompany entry.
1st - $20.00 Gift Certificate
SECTION 18 ADULT HANDICRAFT
Judging Starts at 9:30 am
DIRECTORS IN CHARGE:
Jenelle Whyte, Hanna Tolton (Junior)
ENTRY FEE:
First 10 entries free with current membership and after that $0.25 per entry
PRIZES:
1st - $3.50
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.50
CLASS:
537. Homemade greeting cards – set of 3
538 Article made from recycled materials
539. Article with rubber stamping (not scrap booking)
540. Computer generated business card or invitations
541. Digital scrap booking page – any size
542. Lawn or garden ornament
543. Homemade jewelery, 2 piece set (necklace, bracelet, pair of earring, anklet or ring)
544. Artwork – pottery, sculpture, wood carving, stained glass
545. Cross stitched article – framed
546. Cross stitched article – unframed
547. Homemade book
548. Homemade gift basket with at least 3 items.
549 Any novelty item not listed above.
550. Any useful item not listed above.
551. KEITH BENNETT SPECIAL – Open Photography, Three ordinary size prints, titled, mounted on standard
craft paper. Adults over 16 years.
1st - $8.00
2nd - $7.00
3rd - $5.00
size
552. ADELINES MERKE SPECIAL – Photography – People or Animals, three ordinary size prints, titled, mounted on
standard size craft paper. Adults over 16 years.
$5.00
$3.00
$2.00
553.
WHYTE’S LUMBER SPECIAL – Wood craft, painted or stained.
$15.00
$10.00
$5.00
554. KENTON LADIES’ LEGION AUXILIARY SPECIAL – Original Art Work, Open to all ages. Any medium, framed and
ready to hang.
1st - $5.00
2nd - $3.00
3rd – $2.00
555. MARLENE HUNTER – CREATIVE MEMORIES SPECIAL – Single Topic 2 page spread on 12” x 12” Creative
Memories album pages. Must use Creative Memories products for enhancement and journaling to be included using
Creative Memories pens and/or computer-generated journaling, featuring black & white photos or sepia.
1st – $25.00 Gift Certificate
2nd - $20.00 Gift Certificate
3rd - $15.00 Gift Certificate
SECTION 19 JUNIOR HANDICRAFT
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Judging Starts at 9:30 am
ENTRY FEE:
No entry fee for those 18 years and under
PRIZES:
CLASS:
556.
557.
558.
560.
561
562.
563.
564.
565.
566.
567.
568.
569.
570.
571.
1st - $3.50
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.50
Sewing, any article
Nursery school craft, must be pre-kindergarten
Holiday themed handicraft - Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Valentines, etc
Quilt or tie blanket
Article made from recycled material.
One craft item made in 4-H (9-13 years)
One craft item made in 4-H (14-18 years )
Homemade cards – set of two.
Nature craft – using seeds, nuts, acorns or grasses, etc.
Scrapbook page with photography, any size
Lego – 10 years & under – original design or kit
Lego – 11-18 years – original design only
Creative stone/rock painting
Open, any article not listed above – 10 years & under
Open, any article not listed above, 11 – 18 years
572. PAULINE CAMPBELL SPECIAL – Most points in Class 19, Sections 556 – 571
1st - $10.00
2nd - $5.00
3rd - $5.00
573. WHYYTE’S LUMBER SPECIAL – Any Woodworking Project, 16 years & under
1st - $8.00
2nd - $7.00
3rd - $5.00
574. KEITH BENNETT SPECIAL – Open Photography, 16 years and under.
Three ordinary sized prints, titled & mounted on standard craft paper.
1st - $8.00
2nd - $7.00
3rd - $5.00
575. KENTON LADIES’ LEGION AUXILIARY SPECIAL – Any scrap booking or Stamping project.
16 years and under.
1st - $6.00
2nd -$4.00
3rd - $3.00
576. KENTON INSURANCE SPECIAL
One craft item made in school (ages 6-12)
1st- $8.00
2nd - $7.00
3rd $5.00
577. KENTON INSURANCE SPECIAL 2
One craft item made in school (ages 13 – 18)
1st- $8.00
2nd - $7.00
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3rd $5.00
SECTION 20 SCHOOL WORK
Judging starts at 9:30 a.m.
ENTRY FEE
Free
Rules
1. Please mark grade and age of exhibitor on ticket whenever possible.
2. An exhibitor is allowed only one entry in each section.
3. Schoolwork drawings shall be freehand and not mechanically produced.
4. Schoolwork entries do no necessarily have to be completed at school, and are accepted by any
school work director anytime previous to judging, which will commence at 9:30 a.m.
PRIZES:
1st - $2.25
2nd – $1.75
3rd - $1.50
CLASS:
KINDERGARTEN
578
Wax crayon drawing
579
Individual project, any choice, could include a scrapbook
580
Book made by student
581
Painted picture, 9” x 12”
582.
Any art craft
GRADE 1
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
Printing
Book made by a student
Color drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
Pencil drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
Color drawing accompanied by depicted story or poem
Any art craft involving structure using paper, wood, clay, etc
Special study project
GRADE 2
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
597.
Printing (pencil), 1 foolscap, alphabet in small and capital letters
Book made by a student
Color drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
Pencil drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
Colored drawing accompanied by depicted story or poem
Any art craft involving structure or sculpture using paper, wood, clay, etc
Special study project
Grade 1 & 2 – computer art
GRADE 3
598
599
600
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
Alphabet writing
Book made by a student
Science project
Social Studies project
Color drawing, any subject, maximum 12” x 18”
Pencil drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
Color drawing accompanied by depicted story or poem
Any art craft involving structure or sculpture using paper, wood, clay, etc
Poetry book
Microsoft Publisher project
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GRADE 4
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
Penmanship – 10 lines of poetry, pen, written
Book made by a student
Science project
Social Studies project
Color drawing, any subject, maximum 12”x 8 “
Pencil drawing, any subject 9” x 12”
Poster, any subject 9” x 12”
Microsoft Publisher project
GRADE 4 & 5
616
Any art craft involving structure or sculpture using paper, wood, clay
617
Color drawing accompanied by depicted story or poem
618
Special study project
GRADE 5
619 Penmanship – 10 lines of poetry, pen, written
620 Book made by a student
621 Science project
622 Social Studies project
623 Color drawing, any subject, maximum 12” x 18”
624 Black & white drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
625 Poster, any subject, 12” x 18”
626 Microsoft Publisher project
GRADE 6 & 7
627 Color drawing, any subject, maximum 12” x 18”
628 Black & white drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
629 Poster, any subject, maximum 12” x 18”
630 Poetry
631 Special study project
GRADE 8 & 9
632 Black & white drawing, any subject, maximum 9” x 12”
633 Special study project
634 Poetry
635 Color drawing, any subject
636 Pastel drawing, maximum 12” x 18”
637 Open to any grade including grade 9 – color landscape or seascape, max. 12” x 18”
638 CARGILL OAKNER SPECIAL
Most points in Section 20 Schoolwork
1st - $5.00
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.00
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OFFICE USE ONLY
HARDING
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
DATE
Exhibit #___________
 Heavy & Miniature Horses
 Cattle
Fee $______________
Entered by:
To: Agricultural Secretary, Box 102, Kenton, MB R0M 0Z0
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that entries made hereunder are made in accordance with the Rules and Regulations as
published in the Prize List, and further agree to be governed in all causes by the Rules and Regulations.
NAME:________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:_____________________________________________________________
NOTICE: - If not a member, $5.00 membership must be enclosed with the entry at owner’s risk. Kindly fill in
Entry Form and mail to the Secretary as early as possible. Please use a separate entry form for each exhibitor.
Entries close 10:00pm Wednesday evening.
Insert class numbers:
Membership: $______________
Total entries: $______________
Total:
Entry Fees:
Heavy & Minature horses
Beef cattle
Steer classes
Commercial pens
Heifer bonanza
$______________
10% of 1st prize
$3.50
$2.00
$5.00
$40.00
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HARDING
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
Date:_____________
 Ponies & Light Horses
To: Agricultural Secretary, Box 102, Kenton, MB R0M 0Z0
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that entries made hereunder are made in accordance with the Rules and Regulations as
published in the Prize List, and further agree to be governed in all causes by the Rules and Regulations.
NAME:________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:_____________________________________________________________
NOTICE: - If not a member, $5.00 membership must be enclosed with the entry at owner’s risk. Kindly fill in
Entry Form and mail to the Secretary as early as possible. Please use a separate entry form for each exhibitor. If
insufficient room use a second form. Thank you. Entries close 10:00pm Wednesday evening.
Office use
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________
Class #
#_______
= $_________
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________
Class #
#_______
= $_________
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________
Class #
#_______
= $_________
HORSE’S NAME__________________________________________
Class #
#_______
= $_________
Entry fees:
Total Entries
Membership:
= $__________
= $___________
Regular classes $2.00
Stake classes $10.00
Total:
= $___________
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OFFICE USE ONLY
DATE
HARDING
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
Exhibit #___________
Fee $______________
Home Economics/ Handicraft/ School
And Horticulture/ Grains & Grasses
Entered by:
To: Agricultural Secretary, Box 102, Kenton, MB R0M 0Z0
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that entries made hereunder are made in accordance with the Rules and Regulations as
published in the Prize List, and further agree to be governed in all causes by the Rules and Regulations.
NAME:________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:_____________________________________________________________
NOTICE: - If not a member, $5.00 membership must be enclosed with the entry at owner’s risk. Kindly fill in
Entry Form and mail to the Secretary as early as possible. Keep a copy and bring goods to correspond. Membership
entitles you to 10 entries. Additional entries are $0.25 each.
Entries close Wednesday evening at 10pm.
First ten classes: Insert class numbers:
Each of the additional classes is $0.25 each
Membership: $______________
Total entries: $______________
Total:
$______________
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