9th Annual
April Fools Boer Goat Weekend
Hosted by the Cascade Boer Goat Association
Saturday and Sunday April 20th & 21st, 2013
ABGA Sanctioned Shows on Saturday & Sunday
Herding Dog Demo, Educational Seminars, Champion Market Goat Pen
Sale, Prospect Wether Jackpot Classes & Group Classes on Saturday
Schedule:
Friday, April 19, 2013
2pm-10pm: Haul-in, health checks, show check-in & market goat weigh-in
Saturday:
8am-11:30am: Working Dog Demo & Multiple Educational Seminars
12am: Champion Market Goat Pen Sale opens!
1pm: ABGA Open Show #1 Starts with Percentage Does, then Special
Prospect Wether Jackpot classes, then Fullblood/ Purebred Does, then
Bucks, then Special Group classes, & finally ABGA Inspections
Sunday:
9am: ABGA Open Show #2, Fundraising Raffle during lunch, & ABGA
Inspections
Show Dates: Saturday, April 20th: First ABGA show, Judge TBA
Sunday, April 21st:
Second ABGA show, Judge TBA
Contact:
Leslie Bader-Robinson, Show Chair:lbader1@yahoo.com or (509) 246-9327
Location:
Kittitas Valley Event Center, Bloom Pavilion
512 North Poplar
Ellensburg, WA 98926
Directions: The Kittitas Valley Event Center Bloom Pavilion in Ellensburg is conveniently located
in Central Washington State, directly off of I-90. If you have GPS, please use the physical
address of 512 North Poplar, Ellensburg, WA 98926 to get you to the show grounds. But
for those of us who don’t have GPS, please use the following driving directions:
Coming in from the EAST on I-90--take the Canyon Road Exit 109 toward Ellensburg.
Turn right onto Canyon Rd/I-90 BL for 1.2 miles. Turn right onto W Capitol Avenue for .5
mile. Turn left onto S Chestnut St. for .4 miles. Turn right onto E 5th Ave. for .09 miles.
Take the first left onto N Poplar Street. The Kittitas Valley Event Center at 512 N Poplar
St. is on your RIGHT!
Coming in from the WEST on I-90 (over Snoqualmie Pass)--take US-97 N Exit 106 toward
Ellensburg/Wenatchee. Stay straight to go onto US-97 for .5 miles. Stay straight to go
onto W. University Way/I-90 BL. Continue to follow W University Way for 2.7 miles. Turn
right onto N Chestnut St for .1 mile. Take the 2nd left onto E 6th Ave for .09 mile. Take the
1st right onto N Poplar St. for .06 mile. The Kittitas Valley Event Center, at 512 N Poplar
St., is on your LEFT!
Arrival Info: Pens will be available after 2pm on Friday, April 19th. You will be greeted by volunteers to
help you unload & get your goats health checked. Please leave your animals in the trailer
until the health check volunteer arrives to inspect them. Champion Market Goat Pen Sale
animals will be weighed right after they are vet checked, and their scrapies tag and weight
will be recorded on a special stall card to identify them for the pen sale. After unloading,
please move your vehicle immediately so that others are able to unload near the barn
entrances.
9th Annual
April Fools Boer Goat Weekend
Hosted by the Cascade Boer Goat Association
Saturday and Sunday April 20th & 21st, 2013
ABGA Sanctioned Shows on Saturday & Sunday
Herding Dog Demo, Educational Seminars, Champion Market Goat Pen
Sale, Prospect Wether Jackpot Classes & Group Classes on Saturday
Health Inspections: Please leave all animals in your trailer until they have been health-checked.
Goats exhibiting hairless lumps in anatomic proximity to lymph nodes, open sores, scabs,
parasites, ringworm, foot rot, respiratory disease, or evidence of other communicable
disease should be left home, as they won’t be admitted. Additionally, any doe expected to
kid should be left home. All animals arriving at showground’s will be screened by lay
inspectors before unloading and may be denied entry on basis of evidence of the above
concerns.
Health Disclaimer: This show does not require proof of negative screening for communicable
diseases. Routine health checks will be implemented as noted above.
Pens:
The pens are approximately 5’x8’. Note: Please make sure to add your tack pen,
Champion Market Goat Pen Sale animal pens & show goat pens to your pen total on your
entry; all pens cost the same.
Start time:
Check-in for the shows is Friday from 5 until 10pm; and Saturday from 7 until 8am. We
have a very full day on Saturday, April 20th! The multiple Educational Seminars start at
8am, and the Champion Market Goat Pen Sale officially begins at 12 noon. The first
Open ABGA Show begins promptly at 1pm with Percentage Does, followed by
Fullblood/Purebred Does, the Special Prospect Wether Jackpot classes, the Bucks, and
finally the Special Group Classes. The judge will offer inspections following the show.
Sunday’s schedule is much more relaxed, with the second Open ABGA Show beginning at
a leisurely 9am with Percentage Does, Fullblood/Purebred Does, and Bucks. We will
break at an appropriate time for lunch, and after about 15 minutes, the great April Fools
RAFFLE will begin. Sunday’s judge will offer inspections at the conclusion of the show.
Camping:
Camping is available on the fairgrounds. Our group rate for RV hookup, including water &
electricity, is $20 per rig per night. Dry (tent) camping fees are $12 per space per night.
Fees for camping are to be made either when you send in your entry, or at check-in.
Hotels:
There are a number of hotels near the fairgrounds in Ellensburg. The Quality Inn &
Conference Center in Ellensburg has a block of 20 non-smoking rooms available at a
special “CBGA Rate” of $70 plus tax. It is located at 1700 S. Canyon Road, Ellensburg,
WA 98926. To book your reservation, please call (509) 925-9800 and ask for the special
“CBGA Rate,” available any time between 4/18 to 4/21/13, in case anyone wants to arrive
early or stay late! Please note: they will hold all 20 rooms until 10 days prior to our show,
then release any un-booked rooms for other customers. Released rooms that have not
been booked by other customers will still be available for the CBGA rate.
Food:
The Cascade Grill will offer wonderful food and beverages at the Bloom Pavilion on
Saturday & Sunday from 6:30 until mid-afternoon.
Dogs:
W ith the exception of the Working Dog demo on Saturday morning, no dogs will be
allowed inside the Bloom Pavilion, per the fairgrounds policy.
9th Annual
April Fools Boer Goat Weekend
Hosted by the Cascade Boer Goat Association
Saturday and Sunday April 20th & 21st, 2013
ABGA Sanctioned Shows on Saturday & Sunday
Herding Dog Demo, Educational Seminars, Champion Market Goat Pen
Sale, Prospect Wether Jackpot Classes & Group Classes on Saturday
Selling Goats: You are welcome to post registered Boer goats for sale with a sign on their pen if they
are entered in both ABGA shows. All animals entering the Bloom Pavilion will be health
checked before they go to their pens.
Raffle:
There will be a raffle of donated items beginning April 21st during our lunch break, so we
can eat and win at the same time! This event is the CBGA major fundraiser for the year so
please be generous and donate a raffle item to make our raffle fun and exciting. 100% of
proceeds go to CBGA to fund our youth and other upcoming projects. Raffle tickets will be
available for purchase at the raffle table from Friday pm until the raffle starts during our
lunch break on Sunday.
Registration: Animals entered in the shows must be registered with ABGA. Original registration
certificates must be presented at check-in for any animal over 3 months old. Stamped
received copies of applications for animal under 3 months old will be accepted. These are
official ABGA shows and ABGA rules shall govern; see www.ABGA.org for complete
listing of rules.
Please note: owners are responsible for ensuring their animals have legible tattoos; the
judge will be the final determinant and reserves the right to dismiss any animal for lack of a
legible tattoo per ABGA rules.
Fitting:
Fitting will be left to the discretion of the exhibitor. Exhibitors, please use your best
judgment whether extensive trimming or bathing are appropriate given the temperatures
during the show weekend. Normally wethers would be close-clipped for show, but that is
not required for our April Fools Prospect Wether Jackpot classes.
Entries:
The show hosts reserve the right to close the ABGA shows to entries at any point prior to
the show due to pen space or number of entries. If the show has not been closed by the
show hosts, entries can be made until 8am on Saturday, April 20th. Substitutions will be
allowed until that time. Substitutions are permitted but there will be no refund of unused
fees. Entries received after April 13th will not be in the show program and, with the
exception of the Prospect Wether Jackpot classes, will be subject to late entry fee.
Seminar Information:
While prices soar everywhere all around you, the CBGA April Fools Seminar prices
have remained the same since 2008!
Facilities
The 2013 seminars will be held in heated rooms inside the Colockum Building and in the
unheated Bloom Pavilion Arena.
Please bring warm clothing for the arena seminars.
Registration On site sign-in for the seminars will be in the Colockum Building
Early registration, before April 13, 2013, will be offered at a discount:
Payment
Times
Early registration (before April 13, 2013): $10.00
Late registration (April 13, 2013 or after): $15.00
Supervised children under 6 yrs old: free
Pay by check or Paypal info@CascadeBGA.org
Make checks payable to the Cascade Boer Goat Association
Mail payment to:
CBGA
14352 W Hwy 12
Touchet, WA 99360
Sign-in will be from 7:00am to 8:00am.
Herding dog demonstration will begin at 7:30am.
Seminars will begin at 8:00am and end at 11:30am.
SEMINAR SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2013
Time
Colockum Building
Back Room
7:00 - 8:00
7:30 - 7:50
Sign in
8:00 - 9:00
Blood draws Richard and Sandy
starting in Colockum
Building and moving
to the barrier area on
the far side of the
arena.
FAMACHA by
Susan Kerr
10:20 11:30
Bloom Pavilion
side/ barrier Area
by the bleachers
Bloom Pavilion
Arena
Herd dog
demonstration to
encourage early sign
ups - Terry Parker
9:10 - 9:40
9:45 10:10
Colockum Building
Front Room
Kidding questions &
Choosing a market
Tubing - Cary Heyward goat - Patti Gylling
Bottle Baby Care &
Management from
Birth to Weaning Leslie Bader-Robinson
Market goat
management - Patti
Gylling
Hoof trimming
Terry Brown
Fitting and Clipping
a show goat Crystal & Maddie
Fenton
Chaffhaye
Shelby Armstrong Boer Goat Structure
(tentatively scheduled)
In the Bloom Pavilion Arena - Showmanship
- Alyse Armstrong, Ben Fredrickson and
Sheridan Lantz - Open and youth shows Bring your own goat!
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Pre-Seminar Herding Dog Demonstration: Terry Parker, Parker Gourmet Goats, and her best helper
Jeri (herding dog extraordinaire) will provide a herding dog demonstration in the Bloom Pavilion Arena.
Terry and Jeri will show you just how much help a good herding dog can be in managing an unruly group of
goats. They work together daily and the presentation will be both educational and entertaining.
Sign in early for the seminars so you don't miss seeing Terry and Jeri at work!
FAMACHA: Are your goats afflicted with the Barber Pole worm? Come and learn FAMACHA, a technique
for evaluating which goats need to be treated for this anemia-causing parasite. This technique reduces the use
of dewormers, decreases the development of parasite dewormer resistance and helps keep your herd healthy.
FAMACHA cards will be available to purchase at an additional cost of ($12). Susan will also provide fecal
analysis information. Bring a sample of fresh manure from animals that haven’t been dewormed in at
least two months. (Instructor: Susan Kerr, DVM. Dr. Kerr gives presentations throughout the northwest on
small ruminant parasite control and other livestock health topics).
Blood Draws - BYOGG (Bring your own gentle goat): Do you want to learn how to draw blood on
your own goat? Richard and Sandy, Richard and Sandy's Boer Goat Farm, will show you how they do their
own blood draws. A mailing box, packing material, paperwork, blood sample tube, syringe and needle will
be provided for sending samples for CAE, CL to WSU and pregnancy testing to BioPryn.
The class will start in the back room of the Colockum building where you will gather the supplies you need to
draw your own blood sample and send it for processing. The participants will then move to the arena to
watch a live demonstration, and if they prefer, gain hands on experience with their own goats. You will be
responsible for your own goat. You will not have the opportunity to practice on Richard and Sandy's goat
and Richard and Sandy will not draw blood for you from your goat.
This is not the time to bring out your biggest, meanest, wildest animal. You will have better luck if you bring
a gentle animal to practice with. Save money and time by learning to draw blood and send in your own
samples!
Chaffhaye: Ever wonder how much you would save if your goats didn't use all the expensive hay for
bedding! Well at the April Fools weekend, Kimber Davies will have a free drawing for 10 bags of
Chaffhaye! Kimber will introduce you to Chaffhaye forage products, share important nutritional information,
and answer the most frequently-asked questions about Chaffhaye, the ultimate all-natural forage product on
the market. She will give you a better understanding of your animal’s nutritional needs, as well as complete
information about Chaffhaye forage products. She is committed to providing you with information you need
to make the best nutritional choices for your animal. So, welcome to Chaffhaye!
Kidding 911 and tubing: Unsure of when you need to step in to assist your doe in labor? Not sure of the
signs of something wrong, when you can help, or when to call the vet? Dr. Cary Heyward, DVM, Lynx
Hollow Boer Goat Farm, will lead a guided discussion on kidding. Kidding is usually a smooth natural
process, but when something goes wrong, it can get bad in a hurry. Problems can be created by inappropriate
intervention, as well as not helping the doe when she needs it. Some of this takes the “feel” that comes with
experience, but this seminar will give you some guidelines to help when you’re out with a doe in labor and
you’re not sure what needs to be done. How to tube a kid will also be demonstrated. If you haven’t had a
chance to see Dr. Heyward bring kidding to life in her descriptions and advice, this is a class not to be missed.
Several people have given us feedback that they used information from this class to save their kids and doe in
tough kidding situations.
Bottle Babies: Want to know everything about bottle babies? Leslie Bader-Robinson, Leaning Tree Boer
Goat Farm, has vast experience with raising bottle babies from dams who produce quads, aged dams who
need help raising triplets, and other situations.
She will walk you through basic bottle baby selection (when to interfere with Mother Nature?), initial care,
preventative care, her vaccination protocol to prevent losses to clostridium, and what to do in some truly
difficult situations. Keep your bottle babies growing as well or better than their dam-raised siblings!.
Handouts provided, and discussions encouraged!
Boer Goat Structure: Ever wonder why those ABGA Breed Standards are there and what they mean?
ABGA Judge, Shelby Armstrong, Dash Acres Boer Goats, will help you understand. Why do we care if they
stand square, what are posty or bandy legs, what is a good top line, what do loose shoulders or sharp withers
look like, why do I care if the shoulders blend smoothly - and what does that mean anyway? Shelby will shed
light on what those judges are talking about when they line up the animals at the end of a class. She will help
you understand goat structure and why it is important to your breeding program.
Meat Goat Management - the whole scoop: Do you want to learn everything you can learn about
market animals? Patti Gylling, Lookout Mountain Boers, is a USBGA Judge with long term 4-H experience.
She will show you how to pick a great market wether. You can use this information during the April Fools
Market Animal sale!
Patti will explain how to care for and condition your wether to help you raise a champion for the show ring.
Without proper care, even the best show wether will not perform well. To complete the seminar, Patti will
demonstrate how to clip and show like a champion. All this will help you choose, condition and show the
wether you might purchase at the April Fools Market Sale.
Hoof Trimming - BYOG (Bring your own goat): Do you want to know how to trim your goats feet so
they stand their best? Then attend this seminar and have Terry help you learn to trim your own goat's hooves.
Terry Brown, Capriole Boer Goats, Region 1 ABGA Director, needs no introduction. Terry's years of
experience and success in the show ring tell their own story.
Bring your problem goat to the ring along with your own stand and tools for hands-on instruction. Terry will
explain what she has learned on hoof trimming using the clippers and grinder. She will share the way she
trims animals and show some corrective techniques.
Recommended tools: SHARP hoof nippers. (Terry prefers the orange handle ones). 4” or 4 ½” angle grinder
with handle attached, and coarse sanding disc (36 grit). GLOVES.
Trimming and Fitting Your Show Goat: Not sure where to start preparing your goat for show?
Maddie and Crystal Fenton of Dust Devil Ranch are experts in the field of trimming and showing. They have
successfully shown at the ABGA and JABGA National Shows. Maddie owns a trimming and showing service
and offers her expertise at Boer goat shows.
Maddie and Crystal will show you how to trim. They’ll show how to make your goat look meatier, more
correct, elegant, have more breed character and all around look better.
Participants will learn how to fit and trim a goat from the basic trim around the tail and hooves, all the way to
some more advanced techniques.
Showmanship (BYOG): Want to really stand out in the class to help your goat looks its best?
Alyse Armstrong, Dash Acres Boer Goats, is attending college in Moscow, Idaho. She has years of
experience in raising and showing Boer goats. Her presence and skill in the show ring are well known and
well respected. In addition to showing, she now judges and provides seminars.
Alyse will provide detailed instructions and educational hand outs for the class. She will narrate and direct
while Sheridan and Ben demonstrate the art of showmanship.
Sheridan Lantz, Rising Moon Boer Goats and JABGA Board Member and Secretary, and Ben Fredrickson,
JABGA Board Member, will demonstrate their showmanship skills as well as some intermediate tips and
maneuvers. Sheridan has been around goats since she was an infant and has been showing dairy goats for
years. Sheridan and Ben show against each other in local shows. Sheridan has won the Round Robin class at
Puyallup for two years running with Ben right behind her in 2012. Ben was the Champion 2012 Boer
Showman at Puyallup with Sheridan right behind him. At Thurston County Fair in 2011, Sheridan had the
Champion Market wether with Ben in Reserve; in 2012 the placings were reversed.
If you’ve wondered where to stand, how to set up your goat, which direction to walk, how to move your goat
out of the line, do a head-to-tail or side-by-side, or even how to do a key-hole maneuver, come to this
seminar.
If you would like hands-on experience, bring your own goat.
Seminar locations:
1. Main KVEC Office
3. Gazebo
5. Bloom Pavilion
6. Colockum Room
Champion Market Goat
Pen Sale
Saturday April 20th, 2013 at 12 Noon
Kittitas Valley Event Center Bloom Pavilion
Ellensburg, Washington
GOAL: The goal of the sale is to provide high quality market animals for youth in the Northwest to show at their
respective county fairs.
1) Market animals should be born December - February (some late Nov and early March are acceptable). We would
like to end up with about 100 total animals consigned to the sale. Wethers and non-breeding-quality females are
eligible. Intact males over 10 weeks old are not allowed. There is no consignment fee, but it is to be understood that
animals are NOT guaranteed to sell. ….
2) Market animal should be at least 50% Boer, must be disbudded, and should be on high quality feed. Animals may
be weaned or still on their mothers. For animal 8-11 weeks, the buyer and seller can determine whether the animal
is ready to wean. For animals less than 8 weeks, arrangements for pick-up/delivery will have to be made between
buyer and seller.
3) Animals will be consigned on a first come first serve basis with approximately twenty-five December, fifty January
and twenty-five February places available. Please do not consign an animal to the sale if you intend to offer it for
sale off the farm prior to the sale. If a consignment animal becomes ill prior to the sale, please contact us to
determine if a substitution is possible.
4) Each farm is allowed to consign up to a maximum of 8 animals. If quota of animals is not met, the deadline for
consigning and the number of goats per farm may be extended...
5) Breeders consigning animals are eligible for the 2013 Champion Breeders Cup. Two points will be awarded for
each sale goat receiving grand champion in the buyers Home County, and 1 point per reserve champion. The
animal must still be owned by the original April Fools buyer and the placing must be in the child’s pre-designated
home county.
6) All animals must be accompanied with a Health Record for the buyer to use in their record books (sellers - please
use the Health Record form and the bill of sale form that are downloadable from the Cascade Boer Goat
Association website http://www.cascadebga.org/id8.html).
7) All animals 12 weeks or older must be vaccinated (2 times) with CDT or equivalent. Younger animals must have
been vaccinated at least once. Use of Covexin 8 is discouraged as it can cause significant injection site abscesses.
8) All animals will be weighed in & vet checked as they are unloaded. They must not have any sign of infection at the
banding / castration site, or be showing signs of extreme stress from a recent banding / castration procedure. The
deadline for weigh in is Saturday morning at 8:00am. All sale animals must have a scrapie tag in their ear. Please
fill out all requested information on the consignment slip so data can be posted on the CBGA web site and at the
sale.
9) Owners are responsible for collecting the sale fee and buyer info sheet from the buyer. Each buyer will receive
receipt and COOL form. No money will exchange hands through the CBGA.
10) All animals purchased through the AF sale will be eligible (and encouraged!) for entry into the Saturday
afternoon Prospect Wether Jackpot Classes. Entry fee for that class is only $5 for all goats entered, and cash
Jackpot prizes are offered (please see the class description for full information).
Details of the April Fools Prospect Wether Jackpot Classes
Please Make Sure to ENTER On Your Show Entry Form (Saturday Only):
Prospect Wether Jackpot Classes (Saturday)
Class
PW
PW
PW
Description
Light Weight Wethers
Medium Weight Wethers
Heavy Weight Wethers
April Fools Prospect Wether Jackpot Classes are YOUTH-oriented classes that will be
held between the ABGA Open Show Percentage Does & Fullblood/Purebred Does on Saturday. The Jackpot is
scheduled to allow youth enough time to purchase and show their wether on Saturday, without having to stay
late if the Open show runs into the early evening. We also encourage youth to bring their wethers from home to
compete in this Jackpot! This Jackpot is for exhibitors under 18 years of age who own the wether(s) shown.
All the wethers entered in the Jackpot must still have all of their “milk teeth”. Please note: although we use
the term “wether” to describe these classes, doelings may be shown, although doelings may not be shown in
both the Open Show and a Prospect Wether Jackpot class.
If you pre-enter your wether(s), please indicate PW (for Prospect Wether) on the entry form; we will assign a
weight class to him on Saturday. Show staff will weigh & record each wether’s weight prior to the Jackpot
classes to determine which of the 3 weight classes your wether(s) will fit into, based on the weights of ALL the
entries. Your wether’s weight class will be assigned after ALL wethers are weighed in. Entering wethers into
the Jackpot classes will be encouraged until shortly before the Jackpot classes begin on Saturday. There
will be ample time for youth to purchase & enter their wethers in the Jackpot classes, as well as enter
their “from home” wethers.
Our announcer will begin to call the Prospect Wether Jackpot class entries to ringside towards the end of the
Percentage Doe show, to give youth plenty of time to have their wethers ready for entry into the ring for the
Jackpot classes!
How the “Jackpot” works: Each wether entered requires a modest $5 entry fee. Half ($2.50) of each entry
fee goes into the Jackpot fund. The CBGA adds $100 to the Jackpot fund, and we are seeking & receiving
donations from other sources, as well. Whatever the total Jackpot fund is on 4/20/13 will be divided based upon
the number of entries in each of the 3 classes; light, medium & heavy. At the end of each class the Jackpot for
that class will be paid out as listed in the table (below), and then the 1st & 2nd place wethers from each of the 3
weight classes will enter the ring to compete for Champion & Reserve Champion Prospect Wether, and
additional Jackpot payouts! Every Jackpot exhibitor will win something, and we hope that you’ll join us!
1st place
25%
Champion Prospect Wether
2nd place
20%
Reserve Champion Prospect
Wether
3rd place
4th place
5th place
6th place &
beyond
15%
10%
5%
$1 each
60% of remaining jackpot +
Special Prize
40% of remaining jackpot +
Special Prize
Details of the April Fools Special Group Classes
Please Make Sure to ENTER On Your Show Entry Form (Saturday Only):
Special Group Classes (Saturday)
Class
CC1
CC2
CC3
Description
Dam & Daughter
Get of Sire
New Exhibitor’s Trio
Special Group Classes will be held at the conclusion of the ABGA Open Show on Saturday.
A
description of each group class is listed below, to help you plan what goats to enter into these fun classes! One
last typical requirement; the goats entered in the Special Group Classes must also be shown in their regular age
class.
Dam & Daughter:
A registered Boer doe, together with her daughter. The goal of this class is to see
an improvement in the daughter over the dam.
Get of Sire:
Three registered Boer goat offspring (bucks and/or does), any age, any owner,
sired by the same buck. Please provide the buck’s registered name.
New Exhibitor’s Trio: Three registered Boer goats (bucks and/or does), any age, owned by the exhibitor,
who has shown at 3 or fewer ABGA shows.
Listing of ABGA Classes for Show Entry Form:
Class
1
2
3
4
Percentage Does
Age
0 to under 3 mo
3 to under 6 mo
6 to under 9 mo
9 to under 12 mo
Class
18
19
20
21
Fullblood/Purebred Does
Age
0 to under 3 mo
3 to under 6 mo
6 to under 9 mo
9 to under 12 mo
Class
35
36
37
38
Bucks
Age
0 to under 3 mo
3 to under 6 mo
6 to under 9 mo
9 to under 12 mo
5
6
Junior Division Champion
Junior Reserve Champion
22
23
Junior Division Champion
Junior Reserve Division Champion
39
40
Junior Division Champion
Junior Reserve Division Champion
7
8
9
12 to under 16 mo
16 to under 20 mo
20 to under 24 mo
24
25
26
12 to under 16 mo
16 to under 20 mo
20 to under 24 mo
41
42
43
12 to under 16 mo
16 to under 20 mo
20 to under 24 mo
10
11
Yearling Division Champion
Yearling Division Res. Champ.
27
28
Yearling Division Champion
Yearling Division Res. Champ
44
45
Yearling Division Champion
Yearling Division Res. Champ.
12
13
2 to under 3yrs
3 yrs and up
29
30
2 to under 3yrs
3 yrs and up
46
47
2 to under 3yrs
3 yrs and up
14
15
16
17
Senior Division Champion
Senior Res. Division Champ
GrandChampion
Reserve Grand Champion
31
32
33
34
Senior Division Champion
Senior Res. Division Champ
GrandChampion
Reserve Grand Champion
48
49
50
51
Senior Division Champion
Senior Res. Division Champ
GrandChampion
Reserve Grand Champion
Birthdates for Computing Classes (based on show date of 4/20/2013):
Class
Birthdate
Class
Birthdate
0 to under 3mo
3 to under 6mo
6 to under 9mo
9 to under 12mo
1/21/13 thru 4/20/13
10/21/12 thru 1/20/13
7/21/12 thru 10/20/12
4/21/12 thru 7/20/12
12 to under 16mo
16 to under 20mo
20 to under 24 mo
2yrs to under 3yrs
3yrs and up
12/21/11 thru 4/20/12
8/21/11 thru 12/20/11
4/21/12 thru 8/20/11
4/21/10 thru 4/20/11
4/20/10 and before
Birthdates for Computing Classes (based on show date of 4/21/2013):
Class
Birthdate
Class
Birthdate
0 to under 3mo
3 to under 6mo
6 to under 9mo
9 to under 12mo
1/22/13 thru 4/21/13
10/22/12 thru 1/21/13
7/22/12 thru 10/21/12
4/22/12 thru 7/21/12
12 to under 16mo
16 to under 20mo
20 to under 24 mo
2yrs to under 3yrs
3yrs and up
12/22/11 thru 4/21/12
8/22/11 thru 12/21/11
4/22/12 thru 8/21/11
4/22/10 thru 4/21/11
4/21/10 and before
9th Annual
April Fools Boer Goat Weekend
Hosted by the Cascade Boer Goat Association
Saturday and Sunday April 20th & 21st, 2013
ABGA Sanctioned Shows on Saturday & Sunday
Herding Dog Demo, Educational Seminars, Champion Market Goat Pen Sale, Prospect Wether Jackpot
Classes & Group Classes on Saturday
E-Mail entries to tcworld@msn.com or Mail to Crystal Fenton, 14352 W Hwy 12, Touchet, WA 99360
All entries must be delivered via mail or email. Entries sent without payment will not be confirmed until payment is received. Payment may be made
by check or by PayPal at Info@CascadeBGA.org. Make checks payable to CBGA . Entries will be taken until the show is full due to pen space,
although we have lots of room!
Farm Name:
Please Type in Entry Information Below for the ABGA shows to be held on Saturday & Sunday, April 20th & 21st, & the Prospect Wether
Jackpot & Composite classes to be held on Saturday only.
Show Class #
Saturday
Show Class #
Saturday
Goat Registered Name
DOB
Registration
Number
Tattoo Right
Tattoo
Left