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20212021North North Park Park FairFair

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Inside…Inside…• Schedule of Events• Schedule of Events• 2020 Division Winners• 2020 Division Winners• Open Livestock and Home Economics Classes• Open Livestock and Home Economics Classes• 4-H/FFA Horse, Cattle, Swine, Poultry, Sheep, Goat, Dog & Rabbit Classes• 4-H/FFA Horse, Cattle, Swine, Poultry, Sheep, Goat, Dog & Rabbit Classes

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2021 North Park Fair Dedication

Eric Wellman

Eric Wellman was born and raised in Moffat County on the family ranch in Hamilton, Colorado. Eric graduated Moffat County High School in the Spring of 2006 and went to Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, Colorado. He majored in Agricultural Education and graduated Summa Cum Lauda in May 2008. In June of 2008, Eric was elected to serve on the 2008-2009 Colorado State FFA Offi cer team. After his year of service he completed his Degree in Agricultural Education at Colorado State University where he was a member of the 2010 National Champion Meat Judging Team and served as a National Offi cer of National Postsecondary Agricultural Student Organization. Eric started his teaching career as a Student Teacher at Akron High School.

Eric began teaching at North Park Schools in August of 2011. Over the last 10 years he has been very active in multiple activities and has worn many different hats in our community. From serving as an Ex Offi cio member of the North Park Fair Board, a member of North Park Stockgrowers, a Meat Judging Coach with Brian Anderson, a science teacher on multiple occasions and most importantly the Agricultural Education Instructor and FFA Advisor. He thoroughly enjoyed working with many of the staff at North Park School District. Eric hopes that the students feel that they gained and learned as much from him as he did from them. Through his tenure in North Park School District he grew as an educator and took away many relationships with his students and is excited for what the future holds. Eric will be moving back to the family ranch to help his folks and will also be starting his new teaching position as the Agriculture Education teacher at Hayden School District. Eric has been a great asset to our community and we will miss him greatly. We wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.

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North Park Fair GuideDIRECTORY

ADVERTISER INDEX4-H Council .........................................................234-H/ FFA Rules ..............................................75-80Abby Altwine .......................................................18ACE Meat Company ............................................10Across Jordan Cattle CO ......................................32Agfinity ................................................................29Allen Hackleman .................................................31Anderson Loomix ................................................10Anderson Ranch ...................................................59Annie Martin ........................................................27Arapaho Ranch .....................................................50Arnold Ag Fertilizer .............................................34Aubrey Telck ........................................................21Baller Ranch .........................................................35Beaver Creek Cattle Co. ......................................51Big Bale Company ...............................................69Big Creek Ranch ..................................................51Blue Ribbon Bandits 4-H Club ..............................9Bob & Carol Amerine ..........................................35Brocker Quarter Horses .......................................53Buffalo Creek Ranch ..............................................7Butch Heggie Logging .........................................36C & S Trailer Supply............................................35Carcass & rate of gain winners ............................71Casey & Dawn Hull .............................................35Castle Peak Ranch, LLC ......................................38Centennial Livestock Aution ................................70Champions .............................................................7Chris & Carla VanValkenburg ..............................59Clara Anderson .....................................................17Class ................................................................81-89Clay Utley ............................................................14Cloverbuds ...........................................................47Corkle Oil/North Park Propane ............................29Crazy Acres/Martins ............................................57Crossroads Horse Ministry ..................................46Dallas Morgan ......................................................19Deb & Mike Alpe .................................................47

Dick & Charollette Anderson .................................7Dog Club ..............................................................49Doug Piffer/Richardson Ag .................................. 11Doyle & Sissy Jenkins .........................................47Eagles Wing Bison Ranch ....................................48Edmonds Family (Alison’s Pantry) ......................51Elk Mountain Services .........................................47Evans Cattle .........................................................48Fletchers ...............................................................26Four Winds Pizza .................................................28Fuller Ranch .........................................................47Gavin and Aiden Pittington ......................20, 22, 24Gittleson Angus ....................................................49Goulette Construction ..........................................45Harold’s Welding .................................................67Harry Corkle Construction ...................................48Harvat Cattle and Hay ..........................................53Haworth Ranch ....................................................55Hay contest rules ................................................101Hell Creek Ranch .................................................50Highland Ranch ...................................................63Higo Weed Busters ...............................................57Home arts rules ....................................................90Humbert Ranches .................................................58Ian and Connor Silverberg ...................................12Jack and Pat Alcorn ..............................................65Jack’s Auto Parts ..........................back inside coverJackson County Lions Club .................................52Jackson County Star .............................................67Jeff & Lacey Paeglow ..........................................65Jennifer Weddle ....................................................55Jim Dustin ............................................................59Jimmer, Jerri, Johnna, Codi Baller .......................67Jordan Concrete ...................................................66Jory Black ............................................................57Josh Atencio .........................................................25Kay Blanton-Huffman..........................................63Kay Meyring ........................................................45Klondike Liquors .................................................59Layne Seely ..........................................................17

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Leaders .................................................................73Levi Seely ............................................................17Levi Wofford ........................................................16Lewis Family .......................................................35Macoy Milek ........................................................12Mad Moose ..........................................................57Mansker Station ...................................................53Marvin, Bev, Travis, Liam Fuqua ........................37Medicine Bow Outfitters ......................................10Melinda Horn .......................................................60Meyring Livestock Co. ........................................33Monte Babcock ....................................................30Moriah Ranch ......................................................65Mountain Parks Electric ...............front inside coverMountain Valley Bank ........................... back coverMountain Vet Supply ...........................................37Munk Ranch .........................................................57Murphy Family ....................................................43Newell & Bobbie Jo Geer ....................................55North Park Angus Ranch .....................................65North Park Cattlewomen ......................................63North Park Chamber of Commerce .....................50North Park Engineering .......................................65North Park FFA ....................................................68North Park Fairboard .............................................4North Park Meats .................................................35North Park Medical Clinic Board ........................59North Park Stockgrowers .......................................4North Park Supers ................................................41North Park Veterinary Clinic................................54NP Conservation District .....................................23NP Inn ..................................................................62NP Never Summer Rodeo ..................................100Omega Electric .....................................................37Owl Mountain Partnership ...................................43Owl Ridge Taxidermy ..........................................45Pat & Bailey Van Valkenburg ..............................97Paulsen ...................................................................9Pete Van Valkenburg ............................................41Pinedale Natural Gas ............................................67Piper Martin .........................................................25Pittington Logging/Polar Logging .......................98Quincy Hartman ...................................................21

Rabbit Ears Rifle ....................................................7Ray Ranch ............................................................72Red Feather Guides & Outfitters ..........................92Rex & Kris Shaw .................................................39Riggen McKay .....................................................15River Rock Café/Antlers Inn ...............................96RLW Enterprises ..................................................33Roaring Fork Ranch .............................................41Rocky Mountain Ranch .......................................95Ron’s Equipment ..................................................13Russell Ag/C. Russell Trucking ...........................43Sale supporters .....................................................72 Schmidt ..................................................................8Sessions & Sons ...................................................71Shamrock Ranch ..................................................33Shooting Sports Results .......................................74Showmanship, Round Robin & Market Champs ...6Silver Spur Ranches .............................................64Skalla’s .................................................................37Sky Paeglow.........................................................15Sponsors ...............................................................61State Farm, Dax Mattox .......................................43Ted & Sue Bloss ...................................................45Telck Cattle Co ....................................................37The 10th Frame ....................................................73The Old Homestead .............................................97Thundering Hooves 4-H Club ..............................40Timberline Builders Supply .................................44Tom & Dru Jones .................................................97Tom & Janny Thompson ......................................43Toni Bond .............................................................12Tootie Crowner ....................................................41Town & Country Insurance ..................................31Town of Walden ...................................................42Trailblazers 4-H Club ...........................................39Tristan Telck .........................................................19Trophy Mountain Ranch ......................................68Wattenberg Ranch ................................................37Wellman Family Corriedale .................................45Wilson Florell ......................................................56Wintermote ...........................................................39Wranglers 4-H Club .............................................27Wyatt Seely ..........................................................17

Cover Photo: Marcy Gruber Inside photos: Kyan Russell and Jeannie Jenkins

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Schedule of EventsThursday, August 5th

Entry Deadline for 4-H and FFA Horse Entries

Saturday, August 14th

9:00 am4-H Shooting Sports

Sunday, August 15th

9:00 am4-H and FFA Horse Show

Thursday, August 26th

Entry Deadline for 4-H and FFA Livestock & Dog Entries

Monday, September 6th

4:00 pmDeadline for Baled Hay Contest

Wednesday, September 8th

10:30 am – 4:30 pm

4-H, FFA and Open Home Arts Projects Entries Taken

Thursday, September 9th

8:00 am – 11:00 am

4-H, FFA and Open Home Arts Projects Entries Taken11:00 am

All Home Arts Closed for Judging7:00 am – 8:00 am

Health Checks8:00 am – 11:00 am

Weigh-In Per SpeciesAnimals will only be weighed once. If your animal is too

light or too heavy, they will not be eligible to be sold in the Junior Livestock Sale. All 4-H and FFA terminal

animals will be on exhibit at the fair grounds from Thursday after weigh-in until Sunday.

2:00 pm Rabbit and Poultry Classes

2:00 pm Baled Hay Contest

5:00 pm Dog Show

Friday, September 10th

9:00 am – 12:00 pm

4-H and FFA Swine Classes9:00 am – 6:00 pm

Home Arts Display Open12:00 (noon) – 1:00 pm

Lunch Break1:00 pm

4-H and FFA Lamb Classes4-H and FFA Goat Classes

5:00 pm

Old McMorgan’s Farm

Saturday, September 11th

8:00 am

Open Cattle Pen Show9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Home Arts Display Open10:00 am

4-H and FFA Beef Classes12:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Home Economics Open ClassEntries Pick up

1:00 pm

4-H and FFA Round Robin4:30 pm

BBQ6:00 pm

Junior Livestock SaleFair Dedication at the Sale

Sunday, September 12th

9:00 am

Crossroads Horse Ministry Events

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North ParkFair Board

OFFICERSPresident ................................... Faith AndersonVice President .................................Sam MartinSect’y/Treasurer ..........................Christy UtleyAdvisor ........................ Adam VanValkenburg

BOARD MEMBERSBill Boatman Quentin Harper ...........................

................Bryce Russell

Bailey VanValkenburg

Laurie Schmidt ...........................Chris PaulsenAlyssa Corkle ................................Heather Elze Vo-Ag Instructor ........................... Clay RussellExtension Agent ..........................Aleigh Aurin4-H Coordinator ....................... Lacey PaeglowFair Veterinarian ................. Dr. Lanny Weddle

SUPERINTENDENTS4-H Beef ......... Heather Elze, Quentin HarperLamb & Goat ........................Samantha Martin, Eric WellmanHorse ..............Laurie Schmidt, Chris PaulsenSwine ............. Bryce Russell, Faith Anderson,

Bill BoatmanRabbit & Poultry ........................Alyssa Corkle,

Sam MartinDogs ................Laurie Schmidt, Alyssa CorkleShooting Sports ...................... Faith Anderson,

Heather Elze, Bill BoatmanRound-Robin ....................All Superintendents

FAIR SALE COMMITTEEClint Harvat

Auctioneer ............................ Shawn SilverbergAnnouncer ................................Tootie Crowner

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OFFICERSPresident.............................Brian AndersonVice President.........................Clint HarvatSecretary/Treasurer................Willa ConwayAdvisor...................................Wade Allnutt

FAIR BOARDMEMBERSJerri Baller........................Samantha MartinFaith Anderson......................Mike MorganClint Harvat...........................Kevin SabataBill Boatman..........................Chris PaulsenVo-Ag Instructor....................Eric WellmanExtension Agent...........................Deb AlpeFair Veterinarian.............Dr. Lanny Weddle

2017 FAIR SUPERINTENDENTS4-H Beef.............Mike Morgan, Jerri BallerPen Show.............Mike Morgan, Jerri BallerSheep................Eric Wellman, Sam MartinGoat..................Eric Wellman, Sam MartinSwine............Bill Boatman, Faith AndersonHorse...............Clint Harvat, Chris PaulsenHome Arts...............................Karen FullerShooting Sports..................Faith Anderson,.......................Mike Morgan, Bill BoatmanDogs................Kevin Sabata, Chris PaulsenRound Robin..................All SuperintedentsRabbits & Poultry..................Clint Harvat,.......................Kevin Sabata, Mike Morgan

FAIR SALE COMMITTEEKelli Pittington

Auctioneer........................Shawn SilverbergAnnouncer..........................Tootie Crowner

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OFFICERSPresident ........................................ Clint HarvatVice President .......................... Faith AndersonSect’y/Treasurer ..........................Christy UtleyAdvisor ................................. Shawn Silverberg

BOARD MEMBERSBill Boatman ..........................Samantha MartinQuentin Harper ........................... Kevin SabataLaurie Schmidt .........................Justin HoustonAlyssa Corkle ................................Heather Elze Vo-Ag Ed Instructor ....................Eric WellmanExtension Agent ............................Curtis UtleyExtension Assistant ..................Lacey PaeglowFair Veterinarian ................. Dr. Lanny Weddle

SUPERINTENDENTS4-H Beef ......... Heather Elze, Quentin HarperLamb & Goat ........................Samantha Martin, Eric WellmanHorse ............Laurie Schmidt, Justin HoustonSwine ................ Faith Anderson, Bill BoatmanRabbit & Poultry ........................Alyssa Corkle, Kevin SabataDogs ....................Kevin Sabata, Alyssa CorkleShooting Sports ...................... Faith Anderson, Heather Elze, Bill BoatmanRound-Robin ....................All Superintendents

FAIR SALE COMMITTEEBrian Anderson

Auctioneer ............................ Shawn SilverbergAnnouncer ................................Tootie Crowner

North ParkStockgrowersAssociation

President ......................... Shawn SilverbergVice President ........Adam Van ValkenburgSect’y/Treasurer .................Lacey Paeglow Past President .........................Wade Allnutt

BOARD OF DIRECTORSBrian AndersonQuentin Harper

Mike MorganMark Hackleman

Jarrod Seely

COW HERD REPRESENTATIVEJimmer Baller

Affiliated withState and National Associations

Proud Sponsors of the North ParkBorn and Raised Competition

Sponsors of the NORTH PARK FAIR

Brian AndersonQuentin Harper

Mike MorganJerred Seely

Johnny Schmidt

President .................Adam VanValkenburgVice President ...............Mark HacklemanSect’y/Treasurer ................Lacey PaeglowPast President ............... Shawn Silverberg

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Thank You! The North Park Fairboard

would like to recognize and thank…

Gondola Resources LLCand D90 Energy LLC

and Castle Peak Ranch

for sponsoring the BBQ

And the

Sale Committee for preparing the meat for the BBQ!

Sponsors like you make the

North Park Fair a huge success!!!

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Congratulations Champions 2020 CHAMPIONS

MARKET STEER MARKET GOAT Dallas Morgan Aiden Pittington Darcy Edmonds Quinten Fletcher

MARKET LAMB MARKET RABBIT Duke Schmidt Levi Wofford Conner Silverberg Piper Martin

MARKET SWINE MARKET POULTRY Aubrey Telck Clay Utley Gavin Pittignton Clay Utley

North Park Born & Raised Champions Steer– Dallas Morgan Lamb– Nicole Myers

Goat– Quinten Fletcher Swine– Wilson Florell

Rabbit– Piper MartinPoultry–Clay Utley

2020 Round Robin

Senior 1. Alyssa Myers 2. Nicole Myers 3. Destry Schmidt 4. Talynn Schmidt 5. Quinten Fletcher

Intermediate 1. Abby Altwine 7. Gavin Pittington 2. Sky Paeglow 8. Tristan Telck 3. Dallas Morgan 9. Ian Silverberg 4. Aiden Pittington 10. Eisten Gittleson 5. Levi Wofford 6. Beck Paulsen

Junior 1. Lute Paulsen 7. Macoy Milek 2. Duke Schmidt 8. Monte Babcock 3. Clay Utley 9. Aubrey Telck 4. Quincy Hartman 10. Shaw Olson 5. Conner Silverberg 6. Piper Martin

Congratulations To The 2020

4-H & FFA Showmanship Champions! Beef– Junior 8-10 1. Conner Silverberg 2. Quincy Hartman Beef– Intermediate 11-13 1. Dallas Morgan 2. Abby Altwine Beef– Senior 14-18 1. Destry Schmidt 2. Talynn Schmidt Swine– Junior 8-10 1. Quincy Hartman 2. Aubrey Telck Swine– Intermediate 11-13 1. Gavin Pittington 2. Aiden Pittington Swine– Senior 14-18 1. Wilson Florell Poultry– Junior 8-10 1. Clay Utley Poultry– Intermediate 11-13 None

Horse– Junior 8-10 1. Lute Paulsen Horse– Intermediate 11-13 1. Beck Paulsen 2. Abby Altwine Horse– Senior 14-18 None Lamb– Junior 8-10 1. Conner Silverberg 2. Macoy Milek Lamb– Intermediate 11-13 1. Abby Altwine 2. Ian Silverberg Lamb– Senior 14-18 1. Talynn Schmidt 2. Nicole Myers Rabbit– Junior 8-10 1. Clay Utley 2. Piper Martin Rabbit– Intermediate 11-13 1. Levi Wofford 2. Sky Paeglow

Goat– Junior 8-10 1. Duke Schmidt 2. Shaw Olson Goat– Intermediate 11-13 1. Aiden Pittington 2. Gavin Pittington Goat– Senior 14-18 1. Nicole Myers 2. Quinten Fletcher Dog– Junior Novice 1. Kimberly Kliest Dog– Junior Open 1. Sierra Redman 2. Piper Martin Dog– Intermediate Open 1. Ellie Oberbroeckling 2. Riggen McKay Dog– Intermediate Advanced 1. Abby Altwine 2. Gavin Pittington

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2020 FFA & 4-H Champions Grand Champion Breeding Rabbit

Clay Utley

Grand Champion Breeding Lamb Duke Schmidt

Grand Champion Breeding Goat Quinten Fletcher

Grand Champion Breeding Poultry Clay Utley

Grand Champion Breeding Beef Darcy Edmonds

Horse High Point Awards Junior– Lute Paulsen

Intermediate– Beck Paulsen Senior– None

All Around Exhibitor Awards Beef– Quincy Hartman Sheep– Abby Altwine Swine– Levi Wofford Horse– Abby Altwine Goat– Clay Utley Poultry– Clay Utley Rabbit– Sky Paeglow Dog– Abby Altwine

Good Luck to All Participants

Adam VanValkenburg

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Thank You to my Livestock Buyers! Without your support my 4-H livestock projects would not be possible!

SandRidge EnergyChampion Poultry Meat Pen

American Ag CreditReserve Poultry Meat Pen

Mountain Valley BankReserve Rabbit Meat Pen

Sessions and Son’sMarket Hog

Timberline Builders SupplyFor donating to each 4-H/FFA Member

4 Rivers EquipmentFor donating to each 4-H/FFA Member

Martindales Western StoreFor donating to each Rabbit member

Private Treaty Pig: Hughie Corkle Julie Smith and Mike Lang and Jim and Becky Rizor.

My many private treaty turkey buyers that have made my annual sponsorship of a hot air balloon at Sky’s the Limit possible.

Thank you to all of those that make the North Park Fair possible!North Park Fair Board Members

Without you, there would not be a fairMountain Parks Electric

Round Robin SponsorJackson County Lions Club

Int Poultry Showmanship Trophy SponsorThe Lytle Family

Champion Poultry Banner SponsorReb and Jamie Brown

Champion Poultry Banner Sponsors Mountain Valley Bank

Champion Poultry Meat Pen Trophy SponsorChampion Rabbit Banner Sponsor

FM Light and SonsInt Rabbit Showmanship Trophy Sponsor

The Telck and Jenkins FamiliesDonating the Exhibitor Fees

Matt and Michelle ShulerChampion Rabbit Banner Sponsors

CJ and Kelli PittingtonFor donating the cost of carcass contest ultra sounding

Paradise LanesInt Swine Showmanship Trophy Sponsor

Thank you to all of you that helped me with my projects this year, I truly appreciate your help, time and support! Lacey Paeglow, Curtis Utley, Dr. Lanny Weddle, Grandpa Bond, Grandma Wofford, Auntie and Uncle Logsdon, Kelli Pittington Sam Martin, Erin Babcock and all of the shooting sports club leaders.

Levi Wofford

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JOSH ATENCIOQUINCY HARTMAN

GRAYSON HARTMANSKY PAEGLOW

SEANA PAEGLOW

BECK PAULSENLUTE PAULSENHUBB PAULSEN

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Thank you to everyone in North Park for supporting 4H & FFA. Thank you to Steve and Erika Vandewark for purchasing my 2020 Market Lamb. Thank you River Rock Cafe for purchasing my market pig. Thank you to Russell Ag, Sam & Trent Martin, and SandRidge Energy for the added money for my animals!

Your support helped me to give money to my brother for his seizure response dog. I am very grateful for your help and support at the 2020 fair. Special thank you to Timberline Builders’ Supply for the sponsorship for all of the fair exhibitors. Also thank you to the North Park Fairboard, Jackson County Commissioners, and Jackson County Extension Office for a successful 2020 fair! Best of luck to my fellow competitors at the 2021 fair!

Macoy Milek

THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR 2020 BUYERS... - STEAMBOAT POWERSPORTS-for buying my Reserve Grand Champion Market Lamb&Steamboat Powersports & Ray Ranch for buying my Market SteerConner Silverberg

- RAY RANCH -for buying my Market LambIan Silverberg

- THANK YOU to all of our Private treaty buyers -

Thank you to the Morgan family, Seely family, Chris Paulson & Alyssa Meyers for helping us during fair...Thank you to the NP Fair Board and Dr. Weddle for making it another successful fair...

Thank you to the Mountain Valley Bank Crew...And as always a big Thank you to Mom and Eric Wellman for their continued support.

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A Huge “THANK YOU” to my 2020 Buyers

Park Range Ranch– Market Hog

Crocket Horseshoeing/ PRaS Services– Market Rabbits

Angie & Quentin Harper– Private Treaty pig

Matt & Michelle Shuler– Private Treaty pig

Thank you: My family for all of your support before, during and after Fair.

Sam Martin & Erin Babcock for being great Wranglers leaders.

Trent Martin & Kenny Wofford for being great .22 leaders and helping me.

Dad & Joey Greene for your advice and help with Archery.

North Park Fairboard & Extension Office for all of your hard work before, during & after Fair.

4-H/FFA Members for being great friends and role models. 4-H really is a family!

Sky Paeglow

A HUGE thank you to

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for buying my 2020 market hog.

I also want to thank Harry Corkle Construction

for buying my private treaty hog.

Thank you to my leaders, my parents, my add-on donors, the sponsors that

paid exhibitor and ultrasound fees, and everyone else that helped me this year.

I had a fantastic time, and I truly appreciate your help and support!

- Riggen McKay -

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THANK YOU High Country Hard Rock for buying my 2020 Grand Champion Rabbit Meat Pen.

THANK YOU US Tractor and Harvest for buying my 2020 Market Hog.

THANK YOU to all of the generous add-on donors to my projects: Timberline Builder’s Supply and Hubbard Feeds, 4 Rivers Equipment, Mountain Vet Supply, Martindale’s Western Store, High Country Hard Rock and Medicine Bow Outfi tters.

THANK YOU to the trophy and banner donors: Agfi nity, Mountain Valley Bank, Michelle and Matt Shuler, FM Light and Son’s.

THANK YOU to Mountain Parks Electric for sponsoring the Round Robin Event.

THANK YOU to all of my private treaty buyers Hughie Corkle, Jim and Becky Rizor, Julie Smith and Mike Lang and Auntie and Uncle Logsdon.

Special THANK YOU to Grandpa, Grandma, Sam and Trent Martin, Erin Babcock, Christy Utley, Miss Amie, Dad, Dr. Weddle, Lacey Paeglow and Aleigh Aurin.

With out the generous support of our community my 4-H projects and sponsorship of a hot air balloon in the Sky’s the Limit would not be possible. THANK YOU!

Levi Wofford

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I want to thank my big sister Abby for helping me with “Leroy Brown”!

Love, Clara

Thank you to the Ray Ranch for buying my 2020 market pig!! Thank you to my club leaders Mom and Kendall. I would like to thank Lanny Weddle, the North Park Fair Board and everyone who helps all year

long. Thank you to my producer Elevation Show Hogs. Thank you to my family.

Thank you, Reece and Shayla Hartman and Family, and Castle Peak Ranch, the Paulsen Family, and the Morgan Family for all the

help. Thank you to my add-on buyers Timberline, 4 Rivers Equipment, Mountain

Vet Supply, Mountain Feed Supply, PRaS LLC.! I had great first year!

~Layne Seely

I would like to give a special thanks to my 2020 Pig Buyer Sentinal Mountain RV Park and Quick Stop, and my private treaty steer buyers Mr. and Mrs.

Boyd and Doyle and Sissie Jenkins! I would like to thank my add-on buyers Timberline, Munk Ranch,

Mountain Feed Supply, Mountain Vet Supply, 4Rivers Equipment, and PRaS LLC. I would like to thank

Lanny Weddle, my shooting sports leaders, Reece and Shayla Hartman, Chris and Katy Paulsen, The

Morgan Family, and Kendall Ray and family for being such a big help this year. I would also like to thank my steer producer Silver Spur Ranches and swine

producer Elevation Show Hogs. I would like to give a big thank you to my Papa, Nana and Granddad, Uncle

James and Aunt Emily, and all the leaders, parents and helpers. Thank you to the North Park Fair Board.

~Wyatt Seely

I would like to thank my 2020 Market Swine Buyer Park Range Ranch and my 2020 Market Steer Buyer North Park Anglers. I would also like to thank my add-on’s: Timberline, 4 Rivers Equipment, Mountain Vet Supply,

Munk Ranch, Greg Ludlow, Mountain Feed Supply, PRaS LLC. And Frontier Station. I would like to thank all the club leaders and my club leaders (Mom and Kendall Ray). Thank you to Dr. Weddle, the Fair Board, and everyone who helps all year long. Also thank you to my shooting sports leaders! A big thanks to my family, Nana and Grandad, Papa, Uncle James, and Aunt Emily. A huge thank you to the Hartman Family, the Paulsen Family, and the Morgan Family. Thank you to Elevation Show Hogs and Silver Spur Ranches for supplying my market animals.

Levi Seely

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Thank you to my 2020 North Park Fair buyers:

Sessions & Sons, the Mad Moose and Piffer Ag.

Thank you to my 2020 private treaty buyers:

Joe & Jamie Sessions, Martin family, and Bob & Carol Amerine.

I couldn’t do this without your support!

Abby Altwine

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Thank you Big Bale Co for buying my 2020 North Park market pig. I would also like to thank Grandma and Grandpa Evans, Philip and Debbie Anderson, Bob and Lynette Souza, Karen Lownes and Edward Jones for buying my 2020 private treaty market pigs. I would like to thank Timberline Builders Supply, Hubbard Feeds, 4Rivers Equipment, Mountain Vet Supply, MJK Sales and Feed, Crocket Horseshoeing, and Sandridge Energy for the add ons. I really appreciate them. Thank you Lacey Paeglow, Aleigh Aurin, North Park Fair Board, and the Sale Committee for making this fair possible.

Tristan Telck

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We want to thank this community for all their support in having the 2020 North Park Fair. We want to thank our parents first for ALL their time and efforts in helping us do all the 4-H activities we do every year. Thank you to Lacey Paeglow and Aleigh Aurin for sticking up for Jackson County and the 4-H/FFA kids so they could complete their projects. Also

thank you for having the fair live streamed, it was a big hit!A big thanks goes out to the fair board and the members for putting on the fair and running the show/sale. Thank you to ALL the leaders that

help with the fair/shooting sports and their time with all the kids. Special thanks go out to Heather Elze for a fantastic job with the dog club and getting the new equipment. Thank you to Ty and

Nancy Wattenberg for buying the new dog equipment.Want to thank Levi, Toni and Kenny Wofford for all the time they

helped us and all the kids!Thank you to all the trophy and banner sponsors and all those who

donate to have our fair. Thank you to Mountain Valley Bank and Shawn Silverberg for auctioning and clerking the sale.

We were so glad that the sale committee could put on the BBQ. Thank you for such a good meal.

Lastly, we want to thank Grandma “Tootie” for announcing the fair, as usual it would not be fair without your voice!

Thank you!

Gavin and Aiden Pittington

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I would like to thank Will Singleton for buying my 2020 Grand Champion market pig Aladdin. I would also like to thank my mom and dad for buying my private treaty pig Jasmine. Thank you Timberline, Hubbard Feeds, 4Rivers Equipment, Mountain Vet Supply, MJK Sales and Feed, Crocket Horseshoeing, and Sandridge Energy for the add ons. And last but not least, I want to thank Sam, Erin, Lacey and Aleigh along with the Fair Board and Sale Committee. It was an amazing and crazy first year in 4-H!!

Aubrey Telck

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THANK YOU

FOX RANCHThank you, Fox Ranch, for buying my 2020 Overall Grand Champion Market Goat at the North Park Fair. I greatly appreciate your support this year. We appreciate you sitti ng down with us and letti ng us tell you about our projects and all about the North Park Fair, it was great getti ng to know you. Thank you for supporti ng

our community.

AIDEN PITTINGTON

THANK YOU

FOX RANCHI want to thank you for buying my 2020 Market Goat at the North Park Fair.

Thank you for taking the ti me to let us share with you the meaning and everything we have learned through our summer jobs, State fair, and our own local North

Park Fair. I appreciate all your support at the sale, as well for coming and watching the Round Robin. Your support of our community was amazing, thank you again!

GAVIN PITTINGTON

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2020-2021 Jackson County 4-H

4-H Pledge I pledge

my Head to Clearer Thinking my Heart to Greater Loyalty my Hands to Larger Service my Health to Better Living,

for my Club, my Community, my County, and my world.

Council OfficersPresident- Talynn Schmidt

Vice-President- Sky Paeglow

Secretary- Levi Wofford

Treasurer- Beck Paulsen

Reporter- Lute Paulsen

Pledge Leaders- Monte Babcock & Duke Schmdit

Council Advisor- Angie Harper

4-H Coordinator- Lacey Paeglow

Extension Agent- Aleigh Aurin

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Debbie Russell ................................................ MemberWade Allnutt ............................... Secretary/Treasurer

Kyan Russell .....................................District Manager

Rick Wamsley ........................................Vice President

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THANK YOU

SARATOGA FOREST

MANAGEMENTWe want to thank you for buying our 2020

Reserve Champion Overall Market Swine and our 2020 Market Swine. We deeply appreciate your

support at our sale this year. Words cannot express the gratitude we have for all that you did for us. Saratoga Forest Management had many other county fairs to support

and we are pleased you took the time to come to Colorado and support our sale. Thank you again!

GAVIN AND AIDEN PITTINGTON

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Thank You!!Colorado Elk Oufitter for buying my market swine.The Telck Family and Doyle & Sissy Jenkins for donating my exhibitor fees.Kelli & CJ Pittington for sponsoring the ultrasound machine in the carcass contest.For adding on to the sale of my market swine: Dr. Lucinda Young The Kearl Family Cade Courtley Timberline Hubbard Feeds Mountain Vet Supply 4 Rivers Equipment The Yoder Family Mountain Feed and Supply Medicine Bow OutfittersTo Mountain Valley Bank, thank you for all of the time put into the sale.And to our Jackson County community, thank you for your continued support of our 4H program.

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Log Hard Feed - Quinten’s North Park Born and Raised Champion and North Park Reserve Grand Champion and Dally’s market goat

Rocky Mountain Ranches - Dally’s market lamb

Ron’s Equipment - Quinten’s market lamb

Monte and Martina Matheson - for your continued support throughout our years of 4-H

Sincerely, Quinten and Dally Fletcher

Good Luck To All The 2021 North Park Fair Participants.

Thank you!

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Chad CarlstromNick Cornielson

THANK YOU!TO MY 2018 FAIR BUYERS

Goat-Big Bale Co. ~Ray & Karrie Barkhurst.

Your continued support means so much to me. I will continue

to make you proud.

Steer-Corkles Oil Co. ~George & Trish Corkle.

Your support is so appreciated. I will continue to make you proud.

Thank you to all who helped me, there are too many to mention. I love you all. Thank You to my awesome cousins Jake & Darci

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HAVE FUN

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Thank

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Thank you to Mr. MacLeod, John Ziegman at Buffalo Creek Land & Cattle for their support of my projects and me during my first year of 4-H. I am grateful for all of you. Thank you for buying my first steer!

Monte Babcock

A huge Thank you to Josh and Family at High Country Hard Rock for purchasing my first 4-H pig. Thank you for the kind words and support you give Jackson County 4-H!

Monte Babcock

I want to thank Jason Simpson at Simpson Livestock for selling me such great pigs and being there any time I had questions. Molle and Sniper were amazing first pigs and I can’t wait to get more from you in the future!

Monte Babcock

Thank you so much for taking your time to help me get started with my pig project, teaching me what to look for and helping me choose my first pigs. I love the pig project!

Love, Monte Babcock

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Thank you Richardson Ag for purchasing my2016 Grand Champion Market Goat Max!

And thank you to all buyers, donors, andsponsors for your continued support!

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Thank you Richardson Ag for purchasing my2016 Grand Champion Market Goat Max!

And thank you to all buyers, donors, andsponsors for your continued support!

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Horse– Intermediate 11�13 1. Dallas Morgan 2. Wilson Florell Horse– Senior 14�18 1. Shaianna Sabata 2. Kacie Babcock Lamb– Junior 8�10 1. Levi Seely 2. Dally Fletcher Lamb– Intermediate 11�13 1. Talynn Schmidt 2. Nicole Myers Lamb– Senior 14�18 1. Destry Schmidt 2. Alyssa Myers Rabbit– Junior 8�10 1. Elsa Wirkkanen 2. Magdalena Moya Rabbit– Intermediate 11�13 1. Levi Wofford 2. Annie Martin Rabbit– Senior�14�18 1. Lili Ramos 2. None

Goat– Junior 8�10 1. Aiden Pittington 2. Dally Fletcher Goat– Intermediate 11�13 1. Abby Altwine 2. Nicole Myers Goat– Senior 14�18 1. Laney Jordan 2. None Dog– Junior Novice None Dog– Junior Open 1. Gavin Pittington 2. Riggen McKay Dog– Intermediate Open 1. Abby Altwine 2. Jonathan Gonzales Dog– Senior Open None

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Thank you, C Russell Trucking

for buying my rabbits at fair!

Thank you, Gene and Kelly

Roberts for buying my market goat

at fair!

I can’t wait to learn more this year!

Magdalena Moya



Thank YouRobert & Bobbie

Corkle

For buying my pig at last year’s fair.

Thank you for all of your support throughout the

year!!!

Tristan Telck

Thank you to Park Range

Ranch and John, Karen Kukral for purchasing Timmy Carrolls

First-year Market Rabbits for 2018.

THANK YOU !!

Mountain Valley Bank for buying my 2018

Reserve Champion pig

Silver Spur Ranch for buying my 2018

Market lamb

Thank you to everyone who have bought my animals in the sale and private treaty and who have supported me over the last 9 years. It has been a great honor to be a part of such a great program, and have such

great people support me.

�ank You!!Mountain Valley Bank for buying my 2018


Silver Spur Ranch for buying my 2018Market lamb

Thank you to everyone who have bought my

animals in the sale and private treaty and who have

supported me over the last 9 years. It has been a

great honor to be a part of such a great program,

and have such great people support me.

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Chad CarlstromNick Cornielson

THANK YOU!TO MY 2018 FAIR BUYERS

Goat-Big Bale Co. ~Ray & Karrie Barkhurst.

Your continued support means so much to me. I will continue

to make you proud.

Steer-Corkles Oil Co. ~George & Trish Corkle.

Your support is so appreciated. I will continue to make you proud.

Thank you to all who helped me, there are too many to mention. I love you all. Thank You to my awesome cousins Jake & Darci

for helping me so much.Dallas Morgan

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The price of success is hard work, dedicationto the job at hand, and the determination

that whether we win or lose, we have appliedthe best of ourselves to the task at hand.

~ Vince Lombardi

Good luck to all 4-H & FFA members!Jeff, Lacey, Sky, & Seana Paeglow




~ Vince Lombardi



Thank you Dean Singleton for buying my 2017 Grand

Champion Meat Pen rabbits.I really appreciate all

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Thank you, C Russell Trucking

for buying my rabbits at fair!

Thank you, Gene and Kelly

Roberts for buying my market goat

at fair!

I can’t wait to learn more this year!

Magdalena Moya



Thank YouRobert & Bobbie

Corkle

For buying my pig at last year’s fair.

Thank you for all of your support throughout the

year!!!

Tristan Telck

Thank you to Park Range

Ranch and John, Karen Kukral for purchasing Timmy Carrolls

First-year Market Rabbits for 2018.

THANK YOU !!

Mountain Valley Bank for buying my 2018


Silver Spur Ranch for buying my 2018

Market lamb

Thank you to everyone who have bought my animals in the sale and private treaty and who have supported me over the last 9 years. It has been a great honor to be a part of such a great program, and have such

great people support me.

�ank You!!Mountain Valley Bank for buying my 2018


Silver Spur Ranch for buying my 2018Market lamb

Thank you to everyone who have bought my

animals in the sale and private treaty and who have

supported me over the last 9 years. It has been a

great honor to be a part of such a great program,

and have such great people support me.

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4-H PledgeI pledge

my Head to Clearer Thinkingmy Heart to Greater Loyaltymy Hands to Larger Service

my Health to Better Living, for my Club, my Community, my County, and my world.

Council Officers

President - Abby AltwineVice-President - Levi Seely

Secretary - Sky PaeglowTreasurer - Levi WoffordReporter - Wyatt Seely

Pledge Leaders - Piper Martin & Clay UtleySenator - Shaianna Sabata

Council Advisor - Angie HarperExtension Agent - Curtis Utley

Administrative Assistant - Lacey Paeglow

2018 Round Robin

Senior 1. Kayla Jenkins 6. Shaianna Sabata 2. Devynn Johnson 7. Laney Jordan 3. Kacie Babcock 8. Ben Elze 4. Alyssa Myers 9. Lili Ramos 5. Destry Schmidt

Intermediate 1. Dallas Morgan 7. Nicole Myers 2. Talynn Schmidt 8. HD Underwood 3. Levi Wofford 9. Abby Altwine 4. Lexi Crews 10.Emmit Houston 5. Ian Silverberg Participant� Quentin Fletcher 6. Annie Martin

Junior 1. Aiden Pittington 7. Sky Paeglow 2. Gavin Pittington 8. Elsa Wirkkanen 3. Wyatt Seely 9. Kimberly Kliest 4. Magdalena Moya 10. Conner Silverberg 5. Levi Seely Participant– Nevaeh Houston 6. Beck Paulsen


4-H Pledge

I pledge my Head to Clearer Thinking my Heart to Greater Loyalty my Hands to Larger Service


Council Officers

President- Abby Altwine Vice-President- Levi Seely

Secretary- Sky Paeglow Treasurer- Levi Wofford Reporter- Wyatt Seely

Pledge Leaders- Piper Martin & Clay Utley Senator- Shaianna Sabata

Council Advisor- Angie Harper Extension Agent- Curtis Utley

Administrative Assistant- Lacey Paeglow

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4-H ClubToday's 4-H'ers, Tomorrow's Leaders...

Clare McLeod, Riggen McKay,

Dally Fletcher, Quentin Fletcher,

Wilson Florell, Eisten Gittleson,

Dallas Morgan,

Levi Seely,Wyatt Seely,

Layne Seely, Ian Silverberg,

Conner Silverberg,

Leaders: Kendall Ray & Erin Seely

Good Luck to All Participants!

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Thundering Hooves Horse and Livestock ClubWishing everyone the best of luck at the 2021 North Park Fair,We would like to thank the North Park Fair Board for all the time and hard work they put in to make Fair happen.

THANK YOU ANDGOOD LUCK!!!

HD Underwood, Connor Meredith,

Duke Schmidt, TJ Schallot, Macoy Milek,

Angie & Quentin Harper (Leaders)

Kitry Collins, Briana Hakala-Collins,

Memphis Meredith, Wade Milek,

Talynn Schmidt

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thank you to everyone

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Shaianna Sabata

Proud to support agriculture and the

youth in Jackson County.

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Council Officers

President - Abby AltwineVice-President - Levi Seely

Secretary - Sky PaeglowTreasurer - Levi WoffordReporter - Wyatt Seely

Pledge Leaders - Piper Martin & Clay UtleySenator - Shaianna Sabata

Council Advisor - Angie HarperExtension Agent - Curtis Utley

Administrative Assistant - Lacey Paeglow

2018 Round Robin

Senior 1. Kayla Jenkins 6. Shaianna Sabata 2. Devynn Johnson 7. Laney Jordan 3. Kacie Babcock 8. Ben Elze 4. Alyssa Myers 9. Lili Ramos 5. Destry Schmidt

Intermediate 1. Dallas Morgan 7. Nicole Myers 2. Talynn Schmidt 8. HD Underwood 3. Levi Wofford 9. Abby Altwine 4. Lexi Crews 10.Emmit Houston 5. Ian Silverberg Participant� Quentin Fletcher 6. Annie Martin

Junior 1. Aiden Pittington 7. Sky Paeglow 2. Gavin Pittington 8. Elsa Wirkkanen 3. Wyatt Seely 9. Kimberly Kliest 4. Magdalena Moya 10. Conner Silverberg 5. Levi Seely Participant– Nevaeh Houston 6. Beck Paulsen


4-H Pledge

I pledge my Head to Clearer Thinking my Heart to Greater Loyalty my Hands to Larger Service


Council Officers

President- Abby Altwine Vice-President- Levi Seely

Secretary- Sky Paeglow Treasurer- Levi Wofford Reporter- Wyatt Seely

Pledge Leaders- Piper Martin & Clay Utley Senator- Shaianna Sabata

Council Advisor- Angie Harper Extension Agent- Curtis Utley

Administrative Assistant- Lacey Paeglow

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Thank you Rocky MountainRanches for buying my

2016 Grand Champion MarketLamb, and Corkle's Oil/North Park

Propane for buying my2016 Market Steer.

Thank you Silver Spur Ranches forbuying my 2016 Market Lamb, BigBale Company for buying my 2016Market Goat, Mr. Dean Singletonfor buying my 2016 Market RabbitPen, and Mountain Valley Bank forbuying my 2016 Market Steer. Alsothank you to Silver Spur for all of

their continued support every year.

Kyan and Kayla Jenkins


THANK YOU!!

Mountain Valley Bank For buying my

Reserve Champion Lamb

North Park Meats For buying my Pig

Colorado Animal Health For buying my Rabbits

I can’t thank you enough for your support throughout all of my years

In 4-H

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Achievement. You 4-Her’s have won that title.”

-President Woodrow Wilson

Congratulations to all the 4�H and FFA members on your Achievements!

Curtis, Christy, Clay and Calvin Utley

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have lumber, plumbingsupplies, steel, home

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If we don't have whatyou're looking for ask one

of our friendly faces toorder it in. Most orders

available the same week!

We appreciate theloyal support of our

friends andneighbors in North

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Good luck to all 4-Hand FFA members at

the 2018 Fair!

From theJackson County Cloverbuds

William, Hilda, Chris, Carla, Adam, Kari & Ethan

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Don & Kim GittlesonCell 970-734-7322

Walden, CO

Yearling Registered Angus Bulls &

TarentaiseX BullsPAP Tested at 8200 ft

Maternal Strengthand Performance at

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Good Luck to all the

Fair Participants!The North Park Area Chamber

of Commerce is proud to support our young

entrepreneurs.

Stop by the North Park Visitor Center located at 489 Main

Street for all your North Park community information.

North Park Area Chamber of Commerce

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Thank You to my Livestock Buyers! Without your support my 4-H livestock projects would not be possible!

SandRidge EnergyChampion Poultry Meat Pen

American Ag CreditReserve Poultry Meat Pen

Mountain Valley BankReserve Rabbit Meat Pen

Sessions and Son’sMarket Hog

Timberline Builders SupplyFor donating to each 4-H/FFA Member

4 Rivers EquipmentFor donating to each 4-H/FFA Member

Martindales Western StoreFor donating to each Rabbit member

Private Treaty Pig: Hughie Corkle Julie Smith and Mike Lang and Jim and Becky Rizor.

My many private treaty turkey buyers that have made my annual sponsorship of a hot air balloon at Sky’s the Limit possible.

Thank you to all of those that make the North Park Fair possible!North Park Fair Board Members

Without you, there would not be a fairMountain Parks Electric

Round Robin SponsorJackson County Lions Club

Int Poultry Showmanship Trophy SponsorThe Lytle Family

Champion Poultry Banner SponsorReb and Jamie Brown

Champion Poultry Banner Sponsors Mountain Valley Bank

Champion Poultry Meat Pen Trophy SponsorChampion Rabbit Banner Sponsor

FM Light and SonsInt Rabbit Showmanship Trophy Sponsor

The Telck and Jenkins FamiliesDonating the Exhibitor Fees

Matt and Michelle ShulerChampion Rabbit Banner Sponsors

CJ and Kelli PittingtonFor donating the cost of carcass contest ultra sounding

Paradise LanesInt Swine Showmanship Trophy Sponsor

Thank you to all of you that helped me with my projects this year, I truly appreciate your help, time and support! Lacey Paeglow, Curtis Utley, Dr. Lanny Weddle, Grandpa Bond, Grandma Wofford, Auntie and Uncle Logsdon, Kelli Pittington Sam Martin, Erin Babcock and all of the shooting sports club leaders.

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2018-2019 Club Leaders Wranglers Livestock & Horse Club Sam Martin & Erin Babcock

Trailblazers Livestock Club Jeannie Jenkins, Lacey Paeglow & Regin Fletcher

Thundering Hooves Horse & Livestock Club Angie, Cali & Quentin Harper

Dog Club Heather Elze

Shooting Sports Trent Martin, Kevin Sabata, Samantha Martin, Darrell Freeman, Josh Roth, Adam Bromley, Kenny Wofford, Amie Meredith, Christy Utley, Curtis Utley, Rich Wirkkanen

4-H Exchange Kelli Pittington & Sam Martin

4-H Meat Judging Eric Wellman

Cloverbuds Lacey Paeglow & Christy Utley

4-H Council Angie Harper

Extension Agent Curtis Utley

Extension Assistant Lacey Paeglow

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Trailblazers Livestock Club Jeannie Jenkins & Regin Fletcher



Shooting Sports Trent Martin, Josh Dilley, Kevin Sabata, Samantha Martin, Darrell Freeman, Josh Roth, Adam Bromley, Kenny Wofford

4-H Rocketry Sage & Chelsey Skalla

4-H Sewing Jamie Crocket

4-H Sportfishing Kelli Pittington

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W I L S O N F L O R E L L

Thank YouJIM MOORE & the RIVER ROCK CAFE

for purchasing my 2020 North Park Born and Raised Champion Market Swine

Thank YouDAVE AND KAREN HAMMER - PEAK RANCH & KREMMLING MERCANTILE

for the very generous added money to my project.

Thank You To Chris Paulsen for the super cool custom trophy buckle. I will wear it with pride.

�ank you to my parents, Judy Blandin, Reece Hartman, the Paulsen Family, �e Pittington Family, the Wo�ord family, and the McGregor Family,

for always encouraging me and supporting me. I also want to thank �e Fair Board, Lacey Paeglow, Tootie Crowner, Eric Wellman, and the countless volunteers, parents,

Fair sponsors, and many buyers that make the North Park Fair so great.

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Good luck to all 4-H and FFA members at the 2021 North Park Fair

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4�H & FFA Showmanship Champions! Beef– Junior 8�10 1. Beck Paulsen 2. Conner Silverberg Beef– Intermediate 11�13 1. Talynn Schmidt 2. Dallas Morgan Beef– Senior 14�18 1. Kacie Babcock 2. Ben Elze Swine– Junior 8�10 1. Gavin Pittington 2. Sky Paeglow Swine– Intermediate 11�13 1. Levi Wofford 2. Lexi Crews Swine– Senior 14�18 1. Devynn Johnson 2. Kayla Jenkins Poultry– Intermediate 11�13 1. Levi Wofford 2. None Horse– Junior 8�10 1. Magdalena Moya 2. Kimberly Kliest

Horse– Intermediate 11�13 1. Dallas Morgan 2. Wilson Florell Horse– Senior 14�18 1. Shaianna Sabata 2. Kacie Babcock Lamb– Junior 8�10 1. Levi Seely 2. Dally Fletcher Lamb– Intermediate 11�13 1. Talynn Schmidt 2. Nicole Myers Lamb– Senior 14�18 1. Destry Schmidt 2. Alyssa Myers Rabbit– Junior 8�10 1. Elsa Wirkkanen 2. Magdalena Moya Rabbit– Intermediate 11�13 1. Levi Wofford 2. Annie Martin Rabbit– Senior�14�18 1. Lili Ramos 2. None

Goat– Junior 8�10 1. Aiden Pittington 2. Dally Fletcher Goat– Intermediate 11�13 1. Abby Altwine 2. Nicole Myers Goat– Senior 14�18 1. Laney Jordan 2. None Dog– Junior Novice None Dog– Junior Open 1. Gavin Pittington 2. Riggen McKay Dog– Intermediate Open 1. Abby Altwine 2. Jonathan Gonzales Dog– Senior Open None

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ACE Meat CompanyAcross Jordan Cattle CoAgfinityArapaho RanchBaller RanchBen & Pam ZakBig Bale CompanyBig Creek RanchBuffalo Creek RanchCastle Peak RanchChad & Brenda BrownChris & Carla Van ValkenburgClay UtleyClint HarvatCW In Memory of Patty LutzDavid & Joellyn HinesDawn HullDon & Lucie McKinley ConstructionDon & Verna BourbeauDoyle & Sissie JenkinsElk Mountain ServicesEvans Cattle CoFM Light & SonsFour Winds PizzaFuller RanchGeorge CorkleGoulette ConstructionHarold’s Welding

A Special Thank You2021 Trophy Sponsors

2021 Banner Sponsors

2021 Carcass Sponsors

Harper DavisHarry Corkle ConstructionHarvat FamilyHell Creek RanchHighland RanchHigo Weed BustersHumbert RanchesJ.C. Lions ClubJack & Pat AlcornJack & Veneta HaworthJack & Judy LewisJC StarJeff, Lacey, Sky & Seana PaeglowJim & Becky RizorJim Mossman MemorialKendall RayKent & Kay CrowderKris & Rex ShawMad Moose CafeMcKay & Blanton-HuffmanMeyring LivestockMike & Deb AlpeMoriah RanchMountain Valley BankMountain Vet SupplyMyers Land & LivestockNorth Park Angus Ranch

North Park Premier Real EstateNorth Park Women’s ClubNP Chamber of CommerceNP StockgrowersPete Van ValkenburgPhilip and Debbi AndersonPittington LoggingRed Feather Guides & OutfittersRoaring Fork RanchRussell Custom Rustic & Skip & Marsha RussellSessions & SonsShamrock RanchSharon WamsleyShiloh Smeltzer & FamilyShoe’s Barber ShopSilver SpurSkalla FamilyState Farm InsuranceTelck Cattle Co.The 10th FrameTimberline Builders SupplyTom & Dru JonesTootie CrownerTown & Country InsuranceUtley FamilyWattenberg Ranch

Across JordanAllen & Jeannie JenkinsBuffalo Creek Land & CattleC. Russell TruckingCrazy AcresCrossroads MinistryEric Wellman

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Alyssa &Coby CorkleArapaho RanchArnold Ag FertilizerBuffalo Creek RanchClint HarvatCrossroads Horse MinistryEagles Wing Bison RanchElk Mountain ServicesGoulette ConstructionHarold’s WeldingHarvat Cattle & HayHaworth Ranch

Hell Creek RanchHigo Weed BustersHumbert RanchesJack’s Auto PartsJennifer Weddle- North Park Premier Real EstateKay MeyringLewis FamilyMeyring Livestock CoMorgan FamilyMountain Valley BankNorth Park Cattlewomen

North Park MeatsNorth Park StockgrowersOwl Ridge TaxidermyPete Van ValkenburgPinedale Natural GasRay RanchRussell Ag/C. Russell TruckingSilver SpurTelck Cattle Co.Timberline Builders SupplyTom & Dru JonesWintermote Family

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Secretary - Kyan RussellTreasurer - Erin Seely

Cow Herd Representative - Brenda Brown

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A FAMILY RANCH THAT IS PROUD TO CALL

NORTH PARK “HOME”

CONGRATULATIONS TO4-H & FFA MEMBERS

I would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barkhurst

for buying my 2018 4-H pig. I would also like to thank

Blaine and Judy Evans and Mom and Dad

for buying my private treaty pig.

Thank you Sam Martin, Erin Babcock, Lacey Paeglow,

Curtis Utley and the North Park Fair Board

for all your support and dedication.

Tristan Telck

I would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barkhurst

for buying my 2018 4-H pig. I would also like to thank

Blaine and Judy Evans and Mom and Dad

for buying my private treaty pig.

Thank you Sam Martin, Erin Babcock, Lacey Paeglow,

Curtis Utley and the North Park Fair Board

for all your support and dedication.

Tristan Telck

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Pinedale Natural Gas wishes all of this year’s fair contestants the best of luck! Pinedale Natural Gas wishes all of this year’s fair

contestants the best of luck!

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Johnna & Kyle

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Congratulations to all 4H and FFA members for your achievements throughout the year. We appreciate your efforts and the trials you have conquered in the learning process of what it takes to be a part of the vast number who help feed and cloth the world. Your experience and input is and will be very much appreciated in the future.Good Luck in all your future endeavors. We, at Big Bale Company thank you!

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WEDNESDAY - 9:00 A.M.SHEEP, GOATS, DAIRY CATTLE,BABY CALVES, SWINE, HORSES

THURSDAY - 10:00 A.M.CALVES, YEARLING'S AND STOCK COWS

FRIDAY - 10:00 A.M.SLAUGHTER COWS, BULLS, HEIFERETTES

HOLSTEIN, HOLSTEIN, CROSS STEER AUCTIONS1st Monday of the month - 11:00 a.m.

BRED COWS, BRED HEIFERS, COW/CALF PAIR AUCTIONlast Monday of the month in season - 10:00 a.m.

HAY AND STRAW AND FEED AUCTIONlast Saturday of the month - 9:00 a.m.

Wayne Kruse - Owner, Auctioneer 970-222-7700Joyce Kruse - Owner 970-217-1133Danny Kruse - Owner, Auctioneer 970-217-1112Tracey Kruse - Owner, Yard Mgr., Auctioneer 970-222-0836

CLA Websites:www.casauction.com www.claauction.com

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2020 Carcass Contest WinnersBeef Carcass

1. TJ Schallot2. Darcy Edmonds3. Lute Paulsen4. Conner Silverberg5. TJ Schallot

Swine Carcass1. Quincy Hartman2. Beck Paulsen3. Wilson Florell4. Aiden Pittington5. Gavin Pittington

Sheep Carcass1. Clay Utley2. Macoy Milek3. Macoy Milek4. Conner Silverberg5. Ian Silverberg

Goat Carcass1. Clay Utley2. Aiden Pittington3. Dally Fletcher4. Abby Altwine5. Shaw Olsen

2020 Rate of Gain WinnersBeef Rate of Gain1. Levi Seely2. Conner Silverberg3. Conner Silverberg4. Duke Schmidt5. TJ Schallot

Swine Rate of Gain

1. Alayna Edwards2. Piper Martin3. Levi Seely4. Wilson Florell5. Beck Paulsen

Sheep Rate of Gain

1. Clay Utley2. Alyssa Myers3. Abby Altwine4. Alyssa Myers5. Abby Altwine

Goat Rate of Gain

1. Quinten Fletcher2. Dally Fletcher3. Nicole Myers4. Alyssa Myers5. Gavin Pittington

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Thank you to our 2020 Livestock Buyers, Sale Supporters

& Add-on supportersCorkle Oil. CoFox RanchBuffalo Creek RanchPark Range RanchSessions & SonsMountain Parks ElectricGrizzly RanchNorth Park AnglersSteamboat PowersportsMountain Valley BankHigh Country Hard RockR & C ProcessingCrocket HorseshoeingJoey Greene- PRaS LLCRiver Rock CaféSteve SterkelColorado Animal HealthSingleton FamilyRon’s EquipmentSteve & Erika VanDewarkRay RanchThe Mad MooseFibercation

Log Hard Feed & SupplyHerring Angus RanchPiffer AgWachholz Forage & FarrierSaratoga Forest ManagementBig Bale Co.U.S. Tractor & HarvesterSentinel Mountain RV & Quick StopCardinal CharolaisPeak RanchKremmling MercantileNorth Park PropaneDoug SpencerMartindale’sCade CourtleyNorth Park EngineeringKay HuffmanJosh StaudtBrown FarmsWMN AgencyMunk RanchNP MeatsMountain Food Shack

Greg LudlowKacie BabcockMark & Jeannie HacklemanRyan & Jo ParkerBrowns Trading PostFamily of Sandy BondJeff & Judy NelsonYoder FamilyRon & Pam WalzC Russell TruckingRussell Ag- MLS FeedsTrent & Sam MartinMountain Feed & SupplyTom & Dru JonesBabcock FamilyFrontier StationJC StarSandRidge EnergyMedicine Bow OutfittersAdams Ranch LLCNP Premier Real Estate

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Ray RanchIII

Greg and Janet RayTanner Ray

Kendall• Shawn • Ian-ConnerSilverberg

Heather • Doug • CalumKirby

Greg and Janet RayTanner Ray

Kendall • Shawn • Ian • Conner SilverbergHeather • Doug • Calum Kirby

Good luck to all fair participants

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JORY BLACKManager Septic Services

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Kendall - Ian - ConnerHeather - Doug - Calum Kirby

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2020-2021 Club LeadersWranglers Livestock Club Sam Martin & Erin Babcock

Trailblazers Livestock Club Erin Seely & Kendall Ray

Thundering Hooves Livestock Club Angie & Quentin Harper

Blue Ribbon Bandits Livestock Club Katy Paulsen & Shayla Hartman

Horse Erin Babcock & Aleigh Aurin


Shooting Sports Trent Martin, Samantha Martin, Kenny Wofford, Amie Meredith, Christy Utley, Joey Greene & Shawn Meredith


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Extension Agent Aleigh Aurin

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Jackson County 4-H Shooting Sports 2020 Fair Results

Archery Junior w/out sights– None

Junior w/ sights– 1st– Clay Utley 2nd– Connor Meredith

Intermediate. w/out sights– None

Intermediate. w/ sights– 1st– Ellie Oberbroeckling 2nd– Sky Paeglow Senior w/ sights– 1st– Jonathan Gonzales

Shotgun Junior– 1st– None Intermediate– 1st– Levi Wofford 2nd– Tristan Telck

Senior– 1st– Jonathan Gonzales

.22 Open Sight Junior– 1st-Richie Lyman 2nd– Piper Martin

Intermediate– 1st– Alayna Edwards 2nd– Gavin Pittington

Senior– 1st– Jonathan Gonzales

.22 Target Rifle Intermediate– 1st– Levi Wofford 2nd– Gavin Pittington

Top Shooters Archery– Ellie Oberbroeckling .22– Levi Wofford Shotgun– Levi Wofford

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RULES GOVERNING THE 4-H AND FFA ENTRIES OF THE NORTH PARK FAIR

1. Ownership and possession deadline for market beef, market lambs, market goats, market swine and breeding projects is on the weigh-in date. All market animals must be weighed in and tagged on this date unless the 4-H Coordinator or FFA advisor has been contacted and due to an extenuating circumstance, other arrangements have been made. Breeding projects must be identified by owner’s ear tags. In addition, all breeding and market sheep and goat projects must have proper scrapie tags.

2. Intent to participate in projects deadlines are- Beef- February weigh-in date. Swine, Lamb, Goat, Rabbit, Poultry, Horse & Dog-April 1st. All Horses and Dogs must complete their ID’s on 4-H Online by April 1st.

3. If any market livestock project animal is identified at a different date other than at initial weigh-in due to an extenuating circumstance, that animal is not eligible to compete in the rate of gain contest.

4. Animals deemed as an endangerment to the well-being of any person at initial weigh-in will not be weighed in or identified at that time. The members will have 30 days from the initial weigh-in date to schedule a time to weigh-in and identify their animals.

5. Rabbits will be tattooed in the left ear and poultry banded on either leg in Mid-August. Date TBD.

6. To be eligible for any 4-H and FFA classes, the entrant must be deemed eligible verbally or in writing by the 4-H leaders, the 4-H Coordinator and/or the FFA Advisor prior to the Fair. 4-H members must also meet all 4-H Council and Primary Club requirements to be eligible to show at the North Park Fair.

7. All entries must be in to the Extension Office no later than the last Thursday in August.

8. There will be a $7.00 Exhibitor Fee for all 4-H and FFA members who are exhibiting at the North Park Fair. This fee is paid once per person per year.

9. Carcass entries will be entered and paid for at the same time all entries are taken; carcass entries are $5.00. Beef carcasses will be judged on the rail and swine, sheep and goat carcasses will be judged by ultrasound during the North Park Fair.

10. 4-H and FFA premiums will be jackpotted and paid by a percentage.

11. To ensure Meat Quality Assurance, 4-H and FFA exhibitors of market animals must sign an affidavit prior to weigh-in stating they have followed withdrawal limits on any drugs which may have been administered to their animals.

12. All 4-H and FFA livestock projects will be on exhibit at the fairgrounds from weigh-in until the close of Fair. Exceptions will be approved by the superintendent.

13. Each 4-H and FFA member may weigh-in and enter only 3 market animals per species or 3 meat pens to exhibit during the North Park Fair.

14. All animals must be designated as market or breeding projects at final Fair weigh-in.

15. All animals will be weighed one time during the official designated Fair weigh-in time. There will be no re-weighs.

16. Animals deemed as an endangerment to the well-being of any person at Fair weigh-in will not be weighed-in and therefore, they will not be eligible to show or sell at the North Park Fair.

17. Family animals not previously identified by one exhibitor at initial weigh-in must be designated by only one exhibitor at final Fair weigh-in. Animals MUST be shown by this designated exhibitor, with the exception being rule # 18.

18. In the event a 4-H or FFA member has multiple animals in a single class, one entry must be shown by the member the animals are designated to and the remaining animals must be shown by other active 4-H or FFA members of Jackson County.

19. All rabbit market pens must consist of 3 rabbits of the same breed that weigh 3-5 lbs each, no more than 75 days old.

20. All poultry market pens as follows: 3 chickens of the same breed that weigh 4-8 lbs each; 2 turkeys of the same breed that weigh 20-38 lbs each; 2 ducks of the same breed and sex that weigh a minimum of 5 lbs.

21. All market beef projects must weigh a minimum of 1,000 lbs. at weigh-in to sell in the Junior Livestock Sale and to compete in the carcass contest and rate of gain contest.

22. All beef projects in the beef barn will be restrained with a neck rope and halter.

23. All 4-H and FFA Market Steers, Bred Heifers and Cow/calf pairs must be shown in a halter.

24. All market swine projects must weigh a minimum of 225 lbs. and no heavier than 290 lbs. to sell in the Junior Livestock Sale and to compete in the carcass contest and rate of gain contest.

25. All market lamb projects must weigh a minimum of 100 lbs. and no heavier than 160 lbs. to sell in the Junior Livestock Sale and to compete in the carcass contest and rate of gain contest. At Fair weigh-in all market sheep must be sheared to no more than ½ inch.

26. All goats must weigh a minimum of 50 lbs. and no heavier than 130 lbs. to sell in the Junior Livestock Sale and to compete in the carcass contest and rate of gain contest.

27. All market goats are required to have horns tipped and blunted, no sharp points allowed with the exception of breeding goat projects.

28. All goats should be carrying temporary incisors (milk teeth) or may have lost one or both milk teeth but there shall be no evidence of breaking skin or eruption of permanent front teeth.

29. All beef, swine, lambs and goats which weigh less than the minimum may be shown in a feeder class. These animals will not be eligible to compete for Grand or Reserve Champion.

30. All swine, lambs and goats which exceed the maximum weights may be shown in a heavy weight class. These animals will not be eligible to compete for Grand or Reserve Champion.

31. North Park 4-H and FFA livestock members must show their own animals in showmanship classes.

32. To win the Junior, Intermediate or Senior Showmanship trophy, the individual must show a project animal in the individual classes. All showmanship classes will be divided by Junior (8-10); Intermediate (11-13); and Senior (14-18) as of December 31 of the previous year. All showmanship entrants will show in their respective age classes. Winners of the Showmanship classes in each age division are eligible to compete in the 4-H/FFA Round Robin Show.

33. All species must show in their respective live market classes to be eligible to enter the carcass contest; no breeding animals will be allowed to enter the carcass contest.

34. There are North Park Born and Raised market classes for beef, swine, sheep, goats, rabbits & poultry. To show in this class livestock projects must have been born and continuously raised in North Park. Any livestock that leave North Park for feeding and care purposes are not eligible.

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35. Market animals placing first or second in a market class shall show for Grand Champion or Reserve Grand Champion with the following exception: If an entrant wishes to withdraw, he or she shall forfeit all prizes and monies won by that animal, and others in that class shall be moved up one placing. If an animal is withdrawn, the superintendent should be notified immediately.

36. 4-H and FFA should be a learning experience. Only an animal’s owner (the 4-H or FFA member) should prepare their project animal for the North Park Fair. A 4-H or FFA member may receive assistance if there is an educational or safety need for the assistance. The 4-H or FFA member needs to be present and actively involved when assistance is given (parent, legal guardian, leader, or superintendent). It is recommended that another Colorado 4-H/FFA member be the first choice for assistance to another member. Absolutely no professional fitters will be allowed. The 4-H Coordinator, FFA Advisor, Fair Superintendent, and/or Jackson County 4-H Leaders have the responsibility to determine that said help and/or assistance is educational and/or demonstrational and youth is present if and when the adult is assisting with the livestock project. The first violation will result in a verbal warning; the second violation will result in disqualification of the exhibitor and animal. The disqualified exhibitor will not be allowed to show their project at the Fair or sell the animal in the Junior Livestock Sale. All premium monies will be forfeited.

37. All livestock exhibited at the North Park Fair shall be under the 4-H and FFA members’ control at all times and handled in a manner which does not endanger the well-being of any person attending the North Park Fair. If an animal is deemed a hazard by either the 4-H Coordinator, FFA Advisor, 4-H Leader, species superintendent or Fair Board member, it shall be banned from any further exhibition at the North Park Fair or Junior Livestock Sale, and shall be required to be removed from the Jackson County Fairgrounds.

38. Providing food and water to livestock is the responsibility of all exhibitors. Animals must be supervised during feeding to eliminate the possibility of animals eating one another’s feed. No storage of feed or hay is allowed in the livestock barns. Exhibitors, upon first offense will be given a warning; second offense, no premiums awarded; third offense, will not be allowed to sell in Jr. Livestock Sale. Address questions regarding this rule to the species superintendent.

39. The only acceptable bedding materials to be used in the barns are sawdust, straw and wood pellets or shavings.

40. Should it become necessary to administer medications or treatment of any kind at the Fair, the Official Fair Veterinarian shall be notified and shall supervise treatment. Only animals certified merchantable by the Official Fair Veterinarian will be in the Junior Livestock Sale.

41. For Meat Quality Assurance, the administration of any non-approved pharmaceutical to any livestock exhibited at the North Park Fair is prohibited and the use of approved pharmaceuticals, vaccines, de-wormers, pesticides, etc. administered to that the specified withdrawal time has not elapsed before slaughter is prohibited. The Fair Board has the authority to test any carcass for suspected violation of these restrictions. If a protest is received concerning violation of approved pharmaceutical use, those making the protest must assume all costs for the tests. The exhibitor will reimburse costs to the individual making the protest and will relinquish any/all awards if found guilty of misuse.

42. The Junior Livestock Sale will be restricted to FFA and 4-H market animals only.

43. Each exhibitor will be allowed to sell only 1 animal or meat pen in each species of market animals.

44. Champion and Reserve poultry meat pens will be selected from each of the various poultry classes (chickens, turkeys, ducks, etc.). From those top ranking pens, 1 overall Grand and 1 Overall Reserve Champion Poultry Market Pen will then be selected to sell in the Jr. Livestock Sale.

45. If the Grand and Reserve Champion and/or the North Park Born and Raised of any class are exhibited by the same exhibitor, that exhibitor will be required to sell the Grand and Reserve and allowed to sell the North Park Born and Raised animal, in this case voiding rule #44.

46. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to see that Grand and Reserve Champion animals sell and are entered in the Carcass Contest. No Exceptions.

47. DO NOT decorate your animal with glitter for the sale.

48. All beef, swine, sheep & goats in the Junior Livestock Sale will be processed. (Exceptions to this rule are sheep and goats that are sold on the sealed bid floor plan.) Sealed bids must be given to the North Park Fair Secretary by 5:00 PM Friday during Fair. Market rabbit and poultry processing plans are the responsibility of the buyer. Exhibitors may wish to offer assistance in processing such animals.

49. Only market animals sold at the Junior Livestock Sale will be assessed a 4% commission. Private treaty animals that are shipped on the North Park Fair Board truck will be assessed as follows: steers $40.00, swine $30.00, lamb and goat $20.00 to defray transportation expenses.

50. State or Federal inspected carcasses condemned at slaughter or after processing will be the responsibility of the exhibitor. Costs incurred may include carcass tests, processing, disposal and other associated fees.

51. All 4-H youth exhibitors are required to complete the 4-H Record Book and submit it to the CSU Extension Office in order to be eligible to enroll in that project the following year.

52. 4-H and FFA members may compete for the All-around Exhibitor awards which are given in all livestock, dog and horse classes. There is one award recipient for each species. Award recipients are selected by receiving combined top scores as follows:

• Junior and Intermediate 4-H members-total exhibitor scores in showmanship, record book and skill-a-thon.

• Senior 4-H/FFA members- total exhibitor scores in showmanship, skill-a-thon and record book or a written test addressing production and financial results for livestock projects and horse health for horse projects. The senior test will be taken prior to Fair and will be developed and administered by the 4-H Coordinator and FFA Advisor.

• Round Robin scores break ties.

53. All Around Beef, Swine, Lamb & Goat awards will be determined by total scores in Market placing, rate of gain placing and carcass contest placing. Record book or test scores will break ties.

54. Exhibitor Herdsman Awards are given to one exhibitor for each species division. This recipient is selected by the North Park Fair Superintendents during the North Park Fair. Criteria for selecting a recipient includes attention to keeping stalls and barn area clean, attention to care of animals, general assistance to other exhibitors, and exhibition of sportsmanship throughout the duration of the fair.

55. The Fair Association will not be responsible for personal injury or injury to contestants, livestock, or other personal property while on the fairgrounds.

56. A formal protest, affecting awards, must be made in writing on the day the award is made before 8:00 p.m. Such protest must state clearly the cause of the complaint or appeal and be accompanied by a $15.00 deposit. The protest committee will consist of the president of the Fair Board, the County 4-H Coordinator, FFA Advisor and the superintendent of the division involved.

UNETHICAL LIVESTOCK PRACTICESExhibitors found guilty of any practice deemed unethical will forfeit all premiums and recognition and may be barred from current and future Fairs.

Unethical practices include but are not limited to:

• Drenching, icing, doctoring, doping or injecting show animals for body “fill-ins”.

• Altering, changing, defacing or modifying the markings or anatomical structure of an animal.

• Removing, altering or purposely damaging ear tags.

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• Applying external liniments and blistering agents which cause edematous conditions.

• Using ice packs or other refrigerants to alter the quality of an animal’s finish.

• Animals may not be decorated with any unnecessary trappings during judging.

• Except for trimming or blocking, altering the color or structure of hair or wool coats is not permitted.

• With the exception of hoof dressing on hooves, grooming materials evidence of artificial color, when rubbed with a cloth or glove, above the hock will automatically disqualify an entry.

• No dressing will be allowed that is not labeled as “APPROVED FOR ANIMAL USE” or cleared through the species superintendent.

• The use of non-animal approved products will warrant a disqualification.

• Colored adhesives and other animal approved products may only be used below the hock.

• Any animal with an artificial tail head or tail fin, artificial poll, or added hair or hair-like substance will be disqualified.

• Showing livestock of an ineligible age or unethically fitted is prohibited.

• Unsafe and/or ill animals will be sent home.

• If exhibitors choose to brace their goat in the show ring, no front legs are allowed off the ground after the goat is set.

• The management may, at its discretion, expel any person or persons abusing any animal on the grounds at any time and prize money will be forfeited.

STATE 4-H REQUIREMENTS1. Compliance with all Colorado laws prohibiting tampering with or drugging of livestock and/or sale of adulterated meat is mandatory for any 4-H member and/or family member enrolled in a 4-H livestock project. If legal charges are brought against any 4-H member/family, the member/family will be suspended from participation in all 4-H livestock activities pending resolution of the charges. If found guilty, the 4-H member/family will be banned from all livestock projects by CSU Extension 4-H Youth Development program for one year.

2. 4-H members enrolled in market and/or breeding livestock projects who are ages eight or 14, or a first year 4-H member, must attend a Meat Quality Assurance (MQA) program. This means that a 4-H member who attends the program as a junior must attend the program again when he/she becomes a senior member. During the years when members are not required to attend MQA, they are encouraged to complete a Quality Assurance Checklist. This is strictly a tool to review and improve the overall management of the 4-H project.

3. 4-H members enrolled in market and/or breeding livestock projects will sign a statement indicating their understanding and compliance with the Wholesome Meat Act and that they have complied with the Ten Good Production Practices. Additionally, consequences for failing to comply with the Wholesome Meat Act/Rules of Competition/4-H Code of Conduct may result in removal from all 4-H livestock projects for the member/family. The statement must be filed every time the member signs up for a market livestock project. The MQA program suggests that records be kept on file for twelve months following the sale of the livestock.

4. All market animals that are 4-H projects must be individually identified; i.e., ear tags and/or other identification such as tattoos or ear-notch identification as determined by individual counties.

5. 4-H Humane Animal Care Guidelines will be reviewed and practiced by every person enrolled in or participating in 4-H livestock projects.

6. Proven violation of these requirements shall result in disqualification of all livestock projects for that year.

7. Cloverbuds (4-H member’s age’s five to seven) may not enroll in, participate, exhibit or sell 4-H livestock projects.

8. All 4-H youth exhibitors with livestock and horse projects will be required to have a completed, signed, and approved “Animal Care and Housing Form for Colorado 4-H Livestock Projects” on file at their County Extension Office at the time of enrollment.

RULES FOR 4-H AND FFA HORSE ENTRIES1. The 4-H/FFA Horse Show at the North Park Fair will follow the rules set forth in the most current Colorado 4-H Horse Show Rule Book and the Jackson County 4-H Horse Handbook.

2. 4-H members must meet all club and council requirements to be eligible to show during the North Park Fair.

3. Members with horse projects need not own the horse; it may be leased, but the member must contribute adequate time required for care, as judged by the 4-H Horse project leaders, 4-H Coordinator’s and FFA Advisor’s approval.

4. An identification certificate for all project horses (leased or owned) must be on file with the CSU Extension Office by April 1st for that member/horse combination to be eligible to show during the North Park Fair.

5. In the event of horse injury, sickness, death or behavioral problems that would endanger youth, a member will be allowed to change horses after the project deadline upon the 4-H Horse Leader’s and 4-H Coordinator’s approval.

6. All 4-H and FFA members will be required to pass the Level 1 written and riding tests of the 4-H/FFA Advancement Levels by August 1st, before riding in the 4-H/FFA Horse Events at the North Park Fair.

7. If a 4-H or FFA member does not pass Level 1, they will be allowed to show only in the Showmanship Class of the 4-H/FFA event.

8. Participation in Showmanship is required to complete the project. All showmanship classes will be divided by Junior (8-10); Intermediate (11-13); and Senior (14-18) as of January 1 of the current year. Winners of the Showmanship classes in each age division are eligible to compete in the 4-H/FFA Round Robin Show.

9. To be eligible for any 4-H and FFA classes, the entrants name must be on a list of qualified entrants furnished by the 4-H leaders, the 4-H Coordinator and/or the FFA Advisor prior to the Fair. 4-H members must also meet all 4-H Council and Primary Club requirements to be eligible to show at the North Park Fair.

10. All entries must be in to the Extension Office no later than the first Thursday of August.

11. There will be a $7.00 Exhibitor Fee for all 4-H and FFA members who are exhibiting at the North Park Fair. This fee is paid once per person per year.

12. Each 4-H and FFA member may enter only 3 horses to exhibit during the North Park Fair.

13. Stallions over 1 year of age are prohibited.

14. All horses exhibited at the North Park Fair shall be under the 4-H and FFA members’ control at all times and handled in a manner which does not endanger the wellbeing of any person attending the North Park Fair. If a horse is deemed a hazard by either: The 4-H Coordinator, FFA Advisor, 4-H Leader, superintendent, Fair Board member, or Judge, it shall be banned from any further exhibition at the North Park Fair, and shall be required to be removed from the Jackson County Fairgrounds.

15. A certified equestrian helmet with safety harness fastened in place is required in over fences classes and gymkhana events, activities and practice sessions. Gymkhana generally refers to horseback speed events (timed and un-timed) that do not use livestock. Events that usually fall in this category of events include, but are not limited to: barrel racing, pole bending, keyhole race, stake race, rescue race, pony express race, etc. Events that are not intended to be included in the new policy are events such as calf roping, team roping, goat tying, and team penning that may be timed but use livestock. It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian of the 4-H member to see

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that the headgear worn complies with such standards and is in good condition. The State 4-H office encourages the use of ASTM certified/SEI approved safety helmets in all equine events. Protective headgear may be used in all classes and shall not be discriminated against. Helmet use is encouraged in all 4-H horse activities. Counties may establish more stringent policies regarding helmet use. Therefore, Jackson County 4-H Club Leaders may require helmet use by the members of their own clubs.

16. The management may, at its discretion, expel any person or persons abusing any horse on the grounds at any time, and entry fees and prize money will be forfeited. In any 4-H/FFA class, exhibitors of horses showing signs of undue stress or inhumane treatment will be penalized. Any horse exhibited in a class that has evidence of abuse, a cut or abrasion showing clear evidence of fresh blood in the mouth, nose, chin, shoulder, barrel, flank or hip area, must be considered to be ineligible to receive an award in that class.

17. Due to safety, bareback riding, riding double, riding without heels on your boots, or riding with only a halter is prohibited. Running your horse outside an arena is prohibited.

18. All discrepancies will be settled by the 4-H Coordinator, 4-H horse project leaders, the FFA Advisor and the superintendent.

19. High Point Awards for each age division will be Calculated based on one rider/one horse combination top scores including total of scores from showmanship class and all other class placing.

20. The Alisha Adkins 4-H Horse Sportsmanship Award recipient is selected by the Fair Horse Superintendents and the family of Alisha Adkins based on the exhibitor’s outstanding display of sportsmanship and enjoyment of participation in the 4-H Horse Project throughout summer practices and at the North Park Fair Horse Show. The member goes above and beyond the minimum requirements for the project.

21. All 4-H youth exhibitors are required to complete the 4-H Horse Record Book and submit it to the CSU Extension Office in order to be eligible to enroll in that project the following year.

4-H/FFA HORSE DRUG AND MEDICATION RULE1. It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to declare (in written form) any prescribed medication, by a veterinarian, to show management prior to the shows start.

2. No horse or pony may be shown in any class at a 4-H/FFA show if it has been administered, in any manner, a forbidden substance. A forbidden substance is any stimulant, depressant or local anesthetic which might affect the performance of a horse (stimulants and depressants are defined as medications which stimulate or depress the circulatory, respiratory or central nervous systems). Also prohibited are any drugs, regardless of how harmless or innocuous they might be, which by their very nature might mask or screen the presence of the aforementioned prohibited drugs, or prevent or delay testing procedures. The use of these drugs is considered physical abuse and will be enforced through the general rules and requirements.

3. The full use of modern therapeutic measures including phenylbutazone for the improvement and protection of the health of the horse is permitted, unless the treatment may also stimulate or depress the circulatory, respiratory or central nervous systems.

HORSE HUMANE POLICY STATEMENTIt is the responsibility of every 4-H/FFA member to ensure that proper care is taken of their horses according to acceptable methods of good equine husbandry as set forth by CSU Extension and the Colorado Department of Agriculture. A healthy horse requires sufficient food, water, shelter and correct health care. Cruel and inhumane training methods are not appropriate in the Colorado 4-H Horse Program. Specific equine husbandry guidelines and humane training methods are provided in the Colorado 4-H Horse Project Manual.

4-H AND FFA ROUND ROBIN RULESA culmination of months of showmanship practice for both youth and their animals is demonstrated in this final showmanship class.

1. The Champion and Reserve Champion Showman of each species will show: Swine, Sheep, Beef, Horse, Goat, Rabbit and Poultry. If an exhibitor has been selected as either the champion or reserve champion of more than one species, the exhibitor will decide which animal s/he wishes to enter into Round Robin and the third or next willing place winner in the other species may then compete in the show.

2. All Exhibitors must confirm participation in the Round Robin with the CSU Extension office staff immediately following their species showmanship classes.

3. Exhibitors will be divided by showmanship age classes as defined in above sections.

4. Contestants should be near the announcers stand ready to line up into position by 12:45 pm or directly following the beef show so the Round Robin can promptly start at 1:00. Contestants not in place by 12:45 will forfeit their position to the next place showman.

5. The exhibitors from each species station will rotate through the stations together. Time will be announced with a 30 second warning signal prior to the end of each round. Stations will be set up for swine, beef, goats, sheep, horse, rabbit and poultry.

6. All rounds will have a 5- minute time limit.

7. Exhibitor will not be allowed to exchange animals in a rotation unless the judge indicates a switch. When the 5 minutes time is announced, designated “holders” will take the animals from the exhibitors who can then move to the next station.

8. Exhibitors are responsible for preparing their own animals for show to the best of their ability. They are to dress appropriately for their own species (cowboy hats are optional for horse). Exhibitors will use their assigned Fair Exhibitor number and scores will be recorded using these numbers.

9. Exhibitors will show the same animal used to win in the showmanship class unless that animal poses a handling problem that may cause a dangerous situation for the less experienced showman.

10. Points will be assigned by the judges as: Questions, maximum of 10 points, Showmanship, maximum of 20 points.

11. Ties will be broken by the showmanship score for the species that the member entered the round robin with. Scores will be tabulated and announced at the very beginning of the Junior Livestock Sale directly following the Fair Dedication. Contestants should meet by the sale ring and will go into the sale ring for the announcement of the winners. Please dress appropriately.

12. Prizes will be awarded to the Grand and Reserve Grand Round Robin Showman and Ribbons will be awarded through 10th place.

13. More information and hints to help you succeed are available from the CSU Extension staff.

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North Park Fair Shooting Sports RulesThere are seven shooting sports disciplines offered to 4-H Shooting Sports members. These are: Archery (with sights and without sights); Air Pistol; 50 ft .22 hunting rifle (open sight); 50 ft.22 target rifle (aperture sight); muzzle loading and shotgun trap shooting. The following are eligibility requirements to be met by 4-H competitors in order to compete in the North Park Fair competitions. The competitor must be enrolled in the 4-H Shooting Sports program.

The 4-H Shooting Sports competition at the North Park Fair will follow the rules set forth in the most current Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports State Contest Rule Book.

1. Range rules for each discipline must be followed at all times.2. Competitors must meet all 4-H Council requirements.3. Competitors must attend no fewer than half of the scheduled club meetings and participate in the disciplines

they choose for competition for Fair. For example: if a competitor attends 6 of 12 meetings but does not shoot targets for those 6 meetings, he cannot compete in that discipline during the North Park Fair. IF unable to do so, competitors should ask to meet with the appropriate leader to present reasons if an exception is required.

4. Competitors who wish to compete for the “Top Shooter” award must attend and shoot during at least 8 of the club’s total meetings per discipline they are competing for Top shooter in.

5. Top Shooter will be calculated by the fair score. 6. A minimum of two targets must be turned in per meeting for rifle events and a shotgun score sheet must be

turned in for the NRA award requirements.7. The North Park Fair $7.00 entry fees must be paid prior to the 4-H Shooting Sports competition unless fee is

paid with livestock entries or by a sponsorship donation.8. Junior competitors are members who are 8-10 years of age, Intermediates 11-13 and Seniors 14-18 as of

December 31st of the previous year. 9. Each person competes on an individual basis.10. All shotgun trap shooting competitors must be at least 10 years of age as of December 31st of the previous

year. Leader discretion may determine otherwise.11. Muzzleloader competitors must be at least 13 years of age as of December 31st of the previous year.12. Eye and ear protection are mandatory for each meeting and for fair competition. Each competitor is

responsible for their equipment. Shotgun and all .22 caliber ammunitions and archery arrows are provided.13. Shotguns must be 12 gauge or smaller.14. .22 hunt rifles must be light, hunting type rifles with open iron sights. No scopes, slings, shooting jackets,

gloves, pads or other accessories intended for aiding accuracy (except kneeling rolls) are allowed.15. Target .22 rifles may be heavier target type rifles with aperture (peep) sights. No scopes will be permitted.

Spotting by shooter allowed, slings for prone, sitting and kneeling positions only are allowed. Shooting jackets, gloves pads and other accessories for normal competition to assist with accuracy are allowed.

16. All 4-H youth exhibitors are required to complete the 4-H Shooting Sports record book and submit it to the CSU Extension Office in order to be eligible to enroll in that project the following year.

Top Shooter Award Archery, .22, Shotgun & Air Pistol Trophy Sponsors: Four Winds Pizza, Jim Mossman Memorial, Kent & Kay Crowder, Don & Lucie McKinley Construction

Shooting Sports Best Record Book Award Senior 14-18 Intermediate 11-13 Junior 8-10 Trophy Sponsor: The Utley Family

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Cloverbuds Cloverbuds is the 4-H group for kids ages 5-7 years old. Cloverbuds is designed to help children enhance development through fun, hands-on activities. It is a non-competitive participatory, multi-subject program that is process-oriented, not result-oriented. The program enables children to learn life-skills and build self-esteem through successful experiences and become more creative. Cloverbud members make projects throughout the 4-H year and proudly display them in the Home Arts room during the North Park Fair. After the fair is over, they then get to take their projects home. Cloverbuds also get to participate in Old McMorgan’s Farm, which is their chance to bring their most favorite pet, plant, stuffed animal, rock, etc. and show it off to the crowd. Old McMorgan’s Farm Class Guidelines 1. Old McMorgan’s Farm Class is open only to currently enrolled Jackson County Cloverbuds. 2. Child must be able to control animal, and dogs must be on a leash. 3. The pets must be cared for by the child. 4. Pets should be groomed for show and exhibitors will be asked questions by the judge about their projects. 5. Each participant will receive a ribbon.

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4-H & FFA Swine Classes

2020 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET SWINE

Aubrey Telck

2020 RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET SWINE

Gavin Pittington

Swine Showmanship EntryA. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00Trophy by North Park Angus RanchB. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00Trophy by The 10th FrameC. Junior 8 - 10 1.00Trophy by Mountain Valley Bank

Market Gilts or Barrows 5.00(Weight limit - Min. 225 lbs., Max. 290 lbs.) Classes will be split by weight.Trophy by Tootie Crowner

Market Swine - North Park Born & Raised 1.00Hats Sponsored by Shoe’s Barber Shop

Judge - Cole TrumbleSuperintendents Bill Boatman- Faith Anderson- Bryce Russell

CHAMPION BANNERS DONATED BYPittington Logging and Buffalo Creek Land & Cattle

2020 NORTH PARK BORN & RAISED CHAMPION - Wilson FlorellProduced by Elevation Show Hogs

Banners Donated by Moose Creek Cafe and Melinda Horn

Pee Wee Class No Entry Fee

Breeding Swine EntryA. Gilts $5.00(Born January or February)B. Gilts 5.00(Born March or April)C. Sows 5.00Boars 5.00Champion Breeding SwineTrophy by Chris & Carla VanValkenburg

All Around Swine Exhibitor noneTrophy by Baller Ranch

All Around Swine noneTrophy by Shiloh Smeltzer & Family

Swine Rate of Gain noneTrophy by JC Star

Swine Carcass 5.00Trophy by Mad Moose Cafe

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4-H & FFA Sheep Classes

2020 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Duke Schmidt

2020 RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMBConner Silverberg

2020 NORTH PARK BORN & RAISED CHAMPION - Nicole MyersProduced by Schmidt Family

Banners Donated by Kay Meyring and Allen & Jeannie Jenkins

Lamb Showmanship EntryA. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00Trophy by Hell Creek RanchB. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00Trophy by Harold’s WeldingC. Junior 8 - 10 1.00Trophy by Sessions & Sons

Market Lambs - wethers or ewes 5.00(Weight limit - Min. 100 lbs., Max. 160 lbs.)Trophy by Doyle & Sissie Jenkins

Market Lamb - North Park Born & Raised 1.00(Sheep must have been born in North Park and continuously raised in North Park. Any sheep that leave North Park for feeding and care purposes are not eligible)

Hats Sponsored by Jack & Judy Lewis

Judge - Sydney BatySuperintendents Sam Martin and Eric Wellman

CHAMPION BANNERS DONATED BYC. Russell Trucking and Across Jordan Cattle Co.

Pee Wee Class No Entry FeeBreeding SheepAll breeding sheep must be classed by teeth, not birth date.

A. Ewes Entry1. Ewe Lamb $5.002. Yearling Ewe 5.003. Aged Ewe 5.00

B. Rams1. Ram Lamb $5.002. Yearling Ram 5.003. Aged Ram 5.00

Champion Breeding Sheep Trophy by Shamrock Ranch

All Around Lamb Exhibitor noneTrophy by Skalla Family

All Around Lamb noneTrophy by Jeff, Lacey, Sky & Seana Paeglow

Lamb Rate of Gain noneTrophy by Big Bale Company

Lamb Carcass 5.00Trophy by ACE Meat Company

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4-H & FFA Goat Classes

2020 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET GOATAiden Pittington

2020 RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET GOATQuinten Fletcher

2020 NORTH PARK BORN & RAISED CHAMPION – Quinten FletcherProduced by DQ Goats

Banners Donated by Eric Wellman and Harper Family

Goat Showmanship EntryA. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00Trophy byB. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00Trophy by Buffalo Creek RanchC. Junior 8 - 10 1.00Trophy by Higo Weed Busters

Market Goat - wethers or ewes 5.00(Weight limit - Min. 50 lbs., Max. 130 lbs.)Trophy by Across Jordan Cattle Co.

Market Goat - North Park Born & Raised 1.00(Goat must have been born in North Park and continuously raised in North Park. Any goats that leave North Park for feeding and care purposes are not eligible)

Hats by Timberline Builders Supply

Judge - Sydney Baty Superintendents Sam Martin and Eric Wellman

CHAMPION BANNERS DONATED BYJordan Concrete


Breeding Goats $5.00A. Does Entry

1. Kids - under 12 mos. $5.002. Yearling - under 24 mos. 5.003. Seniors - 24 mos. and over 5.00

B. Bucks1. Kids - under 12 mos. $5.002. Yearling - under 24 mos. 5.003. Seniors - 24 mos. and over 5.00

Champion Breeding GoatTrophy by Town and Country Insurance

All Around Goat Exhibitor noneTrophy by Highland Ranch

All Around Goat noneTrophy by Tom & Dru Jones

Goat Rate of Gain noneTrophy by Mountain Vet Supply

Goat Carcass 5.00Trophy by Big Creek Ranch

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4-H & FFA Rabbit Classes

2020 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET PEN

Levi Wo�ord

2020 RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET PEN

Piper Martin

2020 NORTH PARK BORN & RAISED CHAMPION – Piper MartinProduced by Savannah Martin

Banners Donated by Crazy Acres

Rabbit Showmanship EntryA. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00Trophy by Mike & Deb AlpeB. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00Trophy by FM Light & SonsC. Junior 8 - 10 1.00Trophy by Jack & Pat Alcorn

Market Pen 5.00(3 rabbits, 3-5 lbs / 75 days old)Trophy by Agfinity

Market Pen - North Park Born & Raised 1.00(Rabbits must have been born in North Park and continuously raised in North Park. Any rabbits that leave North Park for feeding and are purposes are not eligible.) Hats Sponsored by Shoe’s Barber Shop


Judge - Ashleigh MuhmeSuperintendents Alyssa Corkle and Sam Martin

CHAMPION BANNERS DONATED BYMountain Valley Bank and Matt & Michelle Shuler

Breeding Rabbits EntryA. Junior Does - under 6 mos. of age $5.00B. Junior Bucks - under 6 mos. of age 5.00C. Senior Does - 6 mos. of age and older 5.00D. Senior Bucks - 6 mos. of age and older 5.00

Champion Breeding Rabbits Trophy by Russell Custom Rustic & Skip & Marsha Russell

All Around Rabbit Exhibitor noneTrophy by Humbert Ranches

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4-H & FFA Poultry Classes

2020 GRAND CHAMPION Clay Utley

2020 RESERVE CHAMPION Clay Utley

Poultry Showmanship EntryA. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00Trophy byB. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00Trophy by J.C. Lions ClubC. Junior 8 - 10 1.00Trophy by State Farm Insurance

Market PoultryTrophy by Myers Land & Livestock

Chicken (must consist of three birds 5.00of the same breed)Turkey (must consist of two birds 5.00of the same breed)Duck (must consist of two birds 5.00of the same breed & sex)

All Around Poultry Exhibitor noneTrophy By Harry Corkle Construction

Breeding PoultryNo exhibitor may have more than two entires in (any one breeding) class. Classes may be added when there are three or more entries in an unlisted breed. Birds may not compete in both single and pen classes.

Judge - Ashleigh MuhmeSuperintendents Alyssa Corkle and Sam Martin

CHAMPION BANNERS DONATED BYLytle LLC and Crossroads Horse Ministry

2020 NORTH PARK BORN & RAISED CHAMPION - Clay UtleyProduced by Utley Family

�e Poultry Judge has permission to add or combine classes based on the numbers and types of entries.Trophy By Elk Mountain Services

ChickensSingle Cock $5.00Single Hen 5.00Single Cockerel 5.00Single Pullet 5.00Old Pen 5.00Young Pen 5.00

TurkeysYoung Hen 5.00Young Tom 5.00

DucksYoung Pair 5.00Old Pair 5.00Young Hen 5.00Old Hen 5.00Young Drake 5.00Old Drake 5.00

GeeseYoung Goose 5.00Old Goose 5.00Young Gander 5.00Old Gander 5.00

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4-H & FFA Cattle Classes

2020 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER

Dallas Morgan

2020 RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET STEER

Darcy Edmonds

2020 NORTH PARK BORN & RAISED CHAMPION - Dallas MorganProduced by Meyring Livestock

Banners Donated by Jimmer & Jerri Baller and Jerred & Erin Seely & Family

Beef Showmanship EntryA. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00Trophy by Meyring LivestockB. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00Trophy by Silver SpurC. Junior 8 - 10 1.00Trophy by Ben & Pam Zak

Market Steers 5.00(Steers will be divided into classes by weight. All steers must weigh at least 1,000 lbs.)Trophy by Pete Van Valkenburg

Market Steers - North Park Born & Raised 1.00$500.00 scholarship for Grand Champion North Park Born & Raised SteerSponsored by NP Stockgrowers(Steers must have been born in North Park and continuously raised in North Park. Any steers that leave North Park for feeding and care purposes are not eligible)

Hats by Harvat Family

Feeder Steers 5.00(All steers under 1,000 lbs.)

Judge - Katie MartinSuperintendents Heather Elze and Quentin Harper

CHAMPION BANNERS DONATED BYGreg & Janet Ray

Heifer Calf $5.00(Calved after Jan. 1 of the current year)

Yearling Bred Heifer 5.00(Calved after Jan. 1 of the current year)

Cow 2 years and older & her calf 5.00Grand & Reserve Champion Female 5.00

Trophy by Pete Van Valkenburg$500 prize for Grand Champion Bred Heifer$250 prize for Reserve Grand Champion Bred HeiferIn memory of Martin Dumler & Forest SpauldingSponsored by Jane Dumler & Dumler FamilyAll Around Beef Exhibitor none

Trophy by Arapaho RanchAll Around Steer none

Trophy by Evans Cattle Co.Rate of Gain none

Trophy by Roaring Fork RanchBeef Carcass 5.00

(Must be shown live.)Trophy by NP Stockgrowers

4-H & FFA HORSE CLASSES Judge - Heidi Anderson

Superintendents Laurie Schmidt and Chris Paulsen

2019 ALL AROUND HORSE EXHIBITOR

Kacie Babcock Trophy By Moose Creek Café

Showmanship Entry A. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00 Trophy by Jack & Veneta Haworth B. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00 Trophy by North Park Premier Real Estate C. Junior 8 - 10 1.00 Trophy by Goulette Construction 20 Minute Break (tack change & warm up)

Ranch Horse Pleasure 1.00

2019 ALISHA ADKINS AWARD WINNER Abby Altwine

Trophy By Dawn Hull

Ranch Cattle Sorting A. Level IV 1.00 B. Level III 1.00 C. Level II 1.00 D. Level I 1.00

Ranch Cutting/Penning A. Level IV 1.00 B. Level III 1.00 C. Level II 1.00 D. Level I 1.00

Barrels

A. Senior 1.00 B. Intermediate 1.00 C. Junior 1.00

Poles A. Senior 1.00 B. Intermediate 1.00 C. Junior 1.00

A. Level IV 1.00 B. Level III 1.00 C. Level II 1.00 D. Level I 1.00

30 Minute Break for lunch (setup arena) Ranch Horse Trail 1.00


Key Hole


High Point Horse Winners

Senior-No winner Trophy by Red Feather Guides & Outfitters Intermediate Beck Paulsen Trophy by Kendall Ray Junior Luke Paulsen Trophy by Telck Cattle Co.

Unless otherwise stated, horse classes will be run by the Colorado 4-H Horse Rules. Showmanship and Riding Class Patterns will be posted the morning of the Horse Show no later than one hour prior to the show.

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Horsemanship 1.00 A. Senior 1.00 B. Intermediate 1.00 C. Junior 1.00

Reining 1.00

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4-H & FFA Horse Classes

2020 ALL AROUND HORSE EXHIBITOR Abby Altwine

Trophy by Harper Davis - Grand daughter of Ben & Pam Zak

2020 ALISHA ADKINS AWARD WINNERAbby Altwine

Trophy by Dawn Hull

Judge - Carrie OlsonSuperintendents Laurie Schmidt and Chris Paulsen

4-H & FFA HORSE CLASSES Judge - Heidi Anderson

Superintendents Laurie Schmidt and Chris Paulsen

2019 ALL AROUND HORSE EXHIBITOR

Kacie Babcock Trophy By Moose Creek Café

Showmanship Entry A. Senior 14 - 18 $1.00 Trophy by Jack & Veneta Haworth B. Intermediate 11 - 13 1.00 Trophy by North Park Premier Real Estate C. Junior 8 - 10 1.00 Trophy by Goulette Construction 20 Minute Break (tack change & warm up)

Ranch Horse Pleasure 1.00

2019 ALISHA ADKINS AWARD WINNER Abby Altwine

Trophy By Dawn Hull

Ranch Cattle Sorting A. Level IV 1.00 B. Level III 1.00 C. Level II 1.00 D. Level I 1.00

Ranch Cutting/Penning A. Level IV 1.00 B. Level III 1.00 C. Level II 1.00 D. Level I 1.00

Barrels


Poles A. Senior 1.00 B. Intermediate 1.00 C. Junior 1.00


30 Minute Break for lunch (setup arena) Ranch Horse Trail 1.00


Key Hole


High Point Horse Winners

Senior-No winner Trophy by Red Feather Guides & Outfitters Intermediate Beck Paulsen Trophy by Kendall Ray Junior Luke Paulsen Trophy by Telck Cattle Co.

Unless otherwise stated, horse classes will be run by the Colorado 4-H Horse Rules. Showmanship and Riding Class Patterns will be posted the morning of the Horse Show no later than one hour prior to the show.

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Horsemanship 1.00 A. Senior 1.00 B. Intermediate 1.00 C. Junior 1.00

Reining 1.00

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4-H & FFA Dog Show

2020 ALL AROUND DOG EXHIBITORAbby Altwine

Trophy By Castle Peak Ranch

2020 DOG SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDRiggen McKay

Trophy By Mike & Deb Alpe

Judge - Terena Thomas, Kendra Scott and Mary Martin Superintendents Laurie Schmidt and Quentin Harper

Showmanship Classes EntryJunior Novice - 1st year in project $1.00Junior Open - 2nd year and above 1.00Trophy by David & Joellyn Hines

Intermediate Novice - 1st year in project 1.00Intermediate Open - 2nd year and above 1.00Intermediate Advanced - 3rd year and above 1.00Trophy by Jim & Becky Rizor

Senior Novice - 1st year in project 1.00Senior Open - 2nd year and above 1.00Trophy by Don & Verna Bourbeau

Obedience Classes EntryPuppy Class $1.00

Beginner Novice A $1.00

Beginner Novice B $1.00

Beginner Novice C-1st year $1.00

Beginner Novice C-2nd year $1.00

Obedience Classes Entry

Novice A $1.00

Novice B $1.00

Pre-Grad Novice A $1.00

Pre-Grad Novice B $1.00

Grad Novice A $1.00

Grad Novice A $1.00

Rally Classes Entry

Rally Novice A $1.00

Rally Novice B $1.00

Rally Intermediate A $1.00

Rally Intermediate B $1.00Obedience & Rally trophies

by Clint Harvat, Pittington Logging Chad & Brenda Brown

Agility Classes Entry

Agility Classes $1.00

Agility- Foundation Standard $1.00

Dog Agility trophy by Wattenberg Ranches

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Open Cattle Classes Open Cattle Classes

Open to North Park Residents Only

PEN SHOW (3 HEAD) Superintendents Heather Elze and Quentin

Harper Judge- Katie Martin

Money will be jackpotted

Added money by the North Park Stockgrowers

and North Park CattleWomen Added money to be decided depending on participation

50-30-10 split—10% to Fair Board

UNFITTED CATTLE ONLY NO CLIPPING OR USE OF PRODUCTS

BEST OF SHOW HEIFER

$100 Prize money sponsored by Timberline Builders Supply

YEARLING CLASSES- UNFITTED (Born after Jan. 1 2020)

Entry Yearling Steers………………………. $15.00 Yearling Heifers…………………….…$15.00 Yearling Bulls……………………….…$15.00

GRAND CHAMPION YEARLING PEN

CALF CLASSES- UNFITTED (Born after Jan. 1 2021)

Entry

Steer Calves…………………………...$15.00 Heifer Calves…………………………..$15.00 Bull Calves………………………….….$15.00

GRAND CHAMPION CALF PEN

Cow-Calf Jackpot…………………...…$15.00

RULES GOVERNING OPEN CLASS ENTRIES 1.The Fair Association will not be responsible for personal injury or injury to contestants, livestock, or other personal property while on the fairgrounds. 2.The Fair Association may change classes or ruleswithout notice. Any class will be added if there are three or more entries. 3. In the event there is but one exhibitor competing for a premium, the judges may give no award of first, second, or third, as the merits warrant. 4. All entries must be ready at the time the class is called. There will be no delay. 5. A formal protest, affecting awards, must be made in writing on the day the award is made before 8 p.m. Such protest must state clearly the cause of the complaint or appeal and be accompanied by a $15 deposit. The protest committee will consist of the president of the Fair Board, the 4-H Coordinator, FFA Advisor, and the superintendent of the division involved. 6. Should it become necessary to administer medication or treatment of any kind at the fair, the official fair veterinarian shall be notified and shall supervise the treatment. 7.THERE WILL BE NO DOGS ALLOWED ON THE FAIR GROUNDS, except for the 4-H Dog Show. 8. All bulls, one year or older, must be shown with a nose lead or ring to insure the safety of contestants and bystanders. 9. In all Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry and Rabbit classes, unless otherwise stated, payoff will be as follows: 45% 25% 15% 15% 1st 2nd 3rd Fair Board If there are fewer than 3 entries, the class will be held, ribbons given, and trophy given if there is one designated, but no premium paid.

ALL EXHIBITORS MUST BE RESIDENTS OF JACKSON COUNTY. THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR ENTRIES. JUNIOR EXHIBITORS WELCOME. OPEN CLASS HOME ARTS IS

OPEN FOR ALL AGES.

1. All open class home economics must be entered in the home economics building at the Fairgrounds on Wednes-day, from 10:30 pm to 4:30 pm or Thursday from 8:30 am to 10:45 am the week of Fair. Judging will begin promptly at 12:00 noon on Thursday. Exhibits will be open for viewing Friday and Saturday at 9:00 am.

2. All articles must have been completed within the last year, Sept. ’19-Sept. ’20.

3. Articles must be exhibited under the name of the maker.4. Use paper plates and cardboard boxes for display of food

articles.5. All articles must be labeled with the name of the article

and the date made, and specify flavor, where it applies. Please do not put the name of the exhibitor on the item.

6. Entrants may enter more than one article in the same class, providing that they are not duplicates.

7. Any qualified exhibitor may enter as many articles as de-sired, but no single article may be entered in more than one Category, Division or Class.

8. A Grand Champion trophy is awarded in each major cat-egory. Grand Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons are awarded in each major category. First, second and third place ribbons are awarded in each class.

9. Where there is but one or two exhibitors competing for a ribbon, the judge may give no award, or he/she may give a first, second or third, as the entry merits. JUDGES’S DECISIONS ARE FINAL.

10. All entries must be removed by 11:00 am Sunday. Articles must be checked out by the Home Arts personnel or any ribbon or trophy may be forfeited.

11. Absolutely no private selling of any articles in the Fair building.

12. The Home Arts Superintendent and/or Fair Committee has the right to add, combine and/or delete classes as the judges deem it necessary.

13. The Home Arts Superintendent and/or Fair Committee is not responsible for theft or breakage.

14. Entries can be picked up Saturday night from 6:00 pm – 6:30 pm and Sunday morning 9:00 am – 11:00 am.

15. Please refer to appropriate classes and divisions for more specific rules.

SPECIAL AWARDSThe North Park Cattle Women are offering the “30-buck incentive” for winners in the Home Arts Division

$30 for Judge’s Choice Award$30 for People’s Choice Award$30 for People’s Choice Award Youth Division

OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSSuperintendent Karen Fuller

BUTCH AND BETTY CROCKER CONTEST

SPONSORED BY: TEX SWART

$$ CASH PRIZES $$

Dessert only: Entries only accepted at the Jerelin Wat-tenberg Community Center on Saturday, September 12th from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. Entries are for this class only. Cash prizes awarded as follows: Best of Show - $80.00; 2nd place - $50.00; and 3rd place - $40.00. Only one entry per person.

HORS D’OEUVRES CONTEST

SPONSORED BY: VICKI SESSIONS, D.K. MANSKER, AND TONI NERO

$$ CASH PRIZES $$

Hors d’oeuvres only: Entries only accepted at the Jerelin Wattenberg Community Center on Saturday, September 12th from 9:00 am until 11:00 am. Requirements include that there must be 6 items on the plate. The recipe for the hors d’oeuvres must be included with the entry. Cash prizes awarded as follows: 1st place – 85.00; 2nd place - $55.00; and 3rd place - $40.00. Only one entry per person.

FOODS

TROPHY BY MCKAY AND BLANTON-HUFFMAN IN MEMORY OF ELMA HAMPTON

Cakes should be placed on foil base with a plastic wrap cover. Cakes should be official 8” or 9” square, round, or loaf tube for angel or sponge cake. Other baked goods should be in clear plastic bags and on paper plates or covered cardboard. Recipes for the cakes must accom-pany the entry.

Division 1: Cakes

A. Angel FoodB. Cupcakes (plate of 4)C. PoundD. BundtE. Miscellaneous

Division 2: Cake Decorating

A. All

Division 3: Cookies (plate of 4)

A. Bar Cookies of BrowniesB. Rolled or CutC. DropD. UnbakedE. Miscellaneous

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Division 4: Doughnuts (plate of 4)

A. CakeB. RaisedC. Other

Division 5: Pies and Pastries

A. Pie (single fruit)B. Pie (mixed fruit)C. TartsD. Miscellaneous

Division 6: Quick Breads

A. BreadB. Biscuits (plate of 4)C. Coffee Cake (no yeast)D. Muffins (plate of 4)E. CornbreadF. TortillasG. Miscellaneous

Division 7: Yeast Breads

A. Dinner Rolls (plate of 4)B. Coffee Cake (raised)C. Sweet Rolls (plate of 4)D. LoafE. FrenchF. BagelsG. Miscellaneous

Division 8: Bread Machine

A. Dinner Rolls (plate of 4)B. Coffee Cake (raised)C. Sweet Rolls (plate of 4)D. LoafE. FrenchF. BagelsG. Miscellaneous

Division 9: Candies (Plate of 4)

A. BrittleB. MintsC. Hard CandyD. Molds (edible)E. CaramelsF. DivinityG. FudgeH. Peanut ButterI. Dipped J. Miscellaneous

CANNED GOODS

TROPHY BY CASTLE PEAK RANCH

1. ALL canned and jellied products must include the following information on the label• Name of product – method of preparation (type

syrup, type pack, any additional ingredients added) as applies to product canned

• Method of processing (i.e., pressure canner, water bath) and pounds of pressure used if food was pressure canned – elevation at which processing was done

• Exact processing time-date processed• Recipe strongly recommended (can be included

on the information)2. Canned and jellied products must be displayed in

standard quart, standard pint or standard half-pint jars. Two-piece matching lids must be used.

3. Acceptable canning methods include pressure canned or hot water bath. It may be necessary to open home canned food entries to inspect for judging purposes. Judges will not taste any home canned products. Directions for different methods are available from the Jackson County Extension office. Ball Blue Book rules are the standards.

4. Head space (the unfilled jar space above the food and below its lid) should be ¼” for jams and jellies; ½” for fruit, pickles and tomatoes processed in hot water bath; and 1 to 1 ¼” for low acid foods, vegeta-bles, meats, etc. processed in a pressure canner.

Division 10: Canned Fruits

A. FruitsB. SauceC. Miscellaneous

Division 11: Canned Vegetables

A. VegetablesB. Tomato JuiceC. SauerkrautD. Miscellaneous

Division 12: Jellies

A. FruitB. MintC. Combination of 2 or moreD. Miscellaneous

Division 13: Jams

A. FruitB. Mixed FruitC. Miscellaneous

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Division 14: Marmalade & Conserves


Division 15: Butters


Division 16: Freezer Jams


Division 17: Preserves

A. FruitB. Mixed FruitC. TomatoD. Miscellaneous

Division 18: Syrups

A. FruitB. Miscellaneous

Division 19: Pickles & Spiced Products

A. CatsupB. Dill PicklesC. Pickled BeansD. Sweet PicklesE. Tomato PicklesF. Spiced PeachesG. Zucchini PicklesH. SalsaI. Hot SauceJ. Mixed PicklesK. Bread & Butter PicklesL. Refrigerator PicklesM. Spiced Crab-applesN. Watermelon PicklesO. ChutneyP. Miscellaneous

Division 20: Meat Products

A. Canned MeatB. MincemeatC. Miscellaneous

OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSDivision 21: Wines

A. Grape WineB. Dandelion WineC. Flower WineD. Mixed Fruit WineE. Fruit WineF. Vegetable WineG. Miscellaneous

Division 22: Beers

A. All

Division 23: Dried Products

Items must be in a sealed bag. Labels on dried foods must indicate the name of the product, any pretreat-ment, additional ingredients, method of drying (oven, dehydrator, solar) drying time, date dried, and altitude which the item was dried. Example: Apricots, ascorbic acid dipped, dehydrator dried, eight hours, July 2017, 8,000 ft. altitude.

Division 23: Dried Foods

(6 pieces or ¼ cup)

A. FishB. VegetablesC. LeathersD. JerkyE. Herbs (1/4 cup, mostly whole leaves)F. FruitG. MushroomsH. Miscellaneous

DAIRY PRODUCTS

Division 24: Eggs (One Dozen)

A. White- LargeB. White- Medium/SmallC. Brown- LargeD. Brown- Medium/SmallE. Miscellaneous (Goose, Duck, etc)F. Eggs- Open

Division 25: Milk

Division 26: Cheese

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OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSGARDENING

TROPHY BY GEORGE CORKLE

IN MEMORY OF PAT CORKLE

All vegetables should be on a paper plate in a clear plas-tic bag. On root vegetables, leave 2” of the tops and the root. Vegetables should be uniform in size. Contact the Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Office in Jackson County for additional information on display-ing vegetables, if desired.

Division 27: Vegetables

A. BeansB. Beans, Wax (6)C. Beets (3)D. Broccoli (1 head)E. Cabbage, Green (1 head)F. Cabbage, Red (1 head)G. Cauliflower (1 head)H. Carrots (3)I. Cucumbers (3)J. Edible Flowers (3)K. Herbs, Fresh (3)L. KohlrabiM. Lettuce (1 head)N. Lettuce, Boston BibbO. Lettuce, Green (3 leaves)P. Lettuce, Romaine (1 head)Q. Lettuce, Red (3 leaves)R. Onions, Green (3)S. Onions, Red (3)T. Onions, White (3)U. Onions, Yellow (3)V. Pea Pods (6)W. Peas, Sugar (6 pods)X. Peppers, Green (3)Y. Potatoes, Yukon Gold (3)Z. Potatoes, Red (3)AA. Potatoes, Russet (3)AB. Radishes (3)AC. Rutabagas (3)AD. Spinach (6 leaves)AE. Squash, Summer (3 soft shell)AF. Tomatoes, Cherry (3-no stems)AG. Tomatoes, Green (3-no stems)AH. Tomatoes, Red (3-no stems)AI. Tomatoes, Vine (on stem)AJ. Tomatoes, Miscellaneous (3-no stems)AK. Turnips (3)AL. Zucchini (Largest)

Division 28: Fruit

A. BerriesB. CherriesC. GrapesD. Miscellaneous

GREENHOUSE AND FRESH FLOWERS

TROPHY BY MORIAH RANCH

Division 29: Fresh Flowers

A. Formal Arrangement-floral foam, frogs or mar-bles holding flower in vase

B. Informal Arrangement-Nothing to hold flower in vase

C. Miniature Arrangement-No larger than 3”x3”D. PlantsE. Miscellaneous

Division 30: Single Flower

(Container not considered. Must be exhibited by grower.)Division 31: Greenhouse Flowers

(Must be exhibited by grower)A. Formal Arrangement-floral foam, frogs or mar-

bles holding flower in vaseB. Informal Arrangement-Nothing to hold flower in

vaseC. Miniature Arrangement-No larger than 3”x3”D. PlantsE. Miscellaneous

Division 32: Stolen Flowers

Trophy by CW in memory of Patty Lutz

(Container counts as 10 percent)A. Formal Arrangement-floral foam, frogs or mar-

bles holding flower in vaseB. Informal Arrangement-Nothing to hold flower in

vaseC. Miniature Arrangement-No larger than 3”x3”D. PlantsE. Miscellaneous

ARTIFICIAL AND DRIED FLOWERS

TROPHY BY DOYLE AND SISSY JENKINS

IN MEMORY OF AL & ETHEL RODRIGUEZ

Division 33: Dry Flowers

(Container counts as 10 percent)

A. Arranged BouquetB. Miniature Arrangement (No larger than 3”x3”)C. Miscellaneous

Division 34: Artificial Flowers

(Container counts as 10 percent)

A. Arranged BouquetB. Miniature Arrangement (No larger than 3”x3”)C. Miscellaneous

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SEWING

TROPHY BY NP WOMEN’S CLUB

Division 35: Sewing

A. AccessoriesB. AppliqueC. Doll ClothingD. ShirtsE. Suits or CoatsF. Children’s to size 12G. Sweatshirts- Decorated, No GlueH. CostumesI. DressesJ. Slacks/TrousersK. SkirtsL. VestsM. ApronsN. Miscellaneous

Division 36: Sewing other than Clothing

A. Decorative Accent PiecesB. PillowC. ToysD. Miscellaneous

QUILTING

TROPHY BY MCKAY & BLANTON-HUFFMAN

IN MEMORY OF ELMA HAMPTON

HOW JUDGES EVALUATED YOUR QUILT PIECES

Points should have a definite point, straight lines should be straight, and curves should be smooth and round-ed. Corners should meet exactly, and matched seams should match. No holes or pleats should appear where several seams come together. Stitching should be secure and thread color appropriate to the fabrics used.

FINISHING

Many types of edge finishing can be used by quilters (binding, prairie prints, ruffles, pillowcase finals, etc.) but any edge treatments should be complementary to the overall design of the quilt as well as securely and accurately sewn. Batting should extend all the way to the outer edge of the binding, and no ripples, puckers or pleats should be visible where edge treatment is ap-plied. Width of binding or other edge treatments should be consistent without distortion. If a print is used in the binding, it should not make the quilt look distorted or twisted. Embroidery, tying, embellishments, trapunto and other surface design techniques should enhance and complement design. Good craftmanship is always important and special techniques should not affect the wear-ability or longevity of the item.

OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSDivision 37: Small Machine Quilting

A. Baby- AppliqueB. Baby- PiecedC. Pillows- AppliqueD. Pillows- PiecedE. Table Accessories-AppliqueF. Table Accessories- PiecedG. Wall Hanging-AppliqueH. Wall Hanging- PiecedI. Miscellaneous

Division 38: Large Machine Quilting

A. AppliqueB. PiecedC. Table Accessories-AppliqueD. Table Accessories- PiecedE. Wall Hanging-AppliqueF. Wall Hanging- PiecedG. Quilt ArtH. Miscellaneous

Division 39: Small Hand Quilting

A. Baby- AppliqueB. Baby- PiecedC. Pillows- AppliqueD. Pillows- PiecedE. Table Accessories-AppliqueF. Table Accessories- PiecedG. Wall Hanging-AppliqueH. Wall Hanging- PiecedI. Miscellaneous

Division 40: Large Hand Quilting


Division 41: Tied Quilts


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OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSCROCHET

TROPHY BY CLAY UTLEY

Division 42: Crochet

A. AfghansB. Baby AfghansC. SweatersD. AccessoriesE. Baby ClothesF. TableclothsG. Miscellaneous

Division 43: Miscellaneous Crochet

A. DollsB. Doll ClothingC. ClothingD. Hot Pads, Pot Holders and Place matsE. DoiliesF. Miscellaneous

KNITTING

TROPHY BY NP CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Division 44: Hand Knitting

A. AfghansB. Baby AfghansC. Lace or EdgingD. TableclothsE. DoiliesF. Ponchos, Capes, Shawls & VestsG. SweatersH. AccessoriesI. ClothingJ. Scarves & StolesK. Felted ItemsL. HatsM. Miscellaneous

NEEDLEWORK

TROPHY BY GEORGE CORKLE

IN MEMORY OF PAT CORKLE

Division 45: Needlepoint and Petit Point

A. LongstitchB. Needlepoint-Multi-media canvas work, etc.C. Pictures (framed)D. Miscellaneous

Division 46: Counted Cross Stitch

A. Cross Stitched- Any itemB. Cross Stitched- Stamped onlyC. Counted Cross Stitched- Any item, no picturesD. Counted Cross Stitched Dimensional (pillows,

toys, etc.)E. Embellished Cross StitchF. Samplers- Including alphabet letteringG. Wall Hangings (Framed or mounted ready to

hang)H. Miscellaneous

Division 47: Beadwork

A. ClothingB. PictureC. PillowsD. Miscellaneous

EMBROIDERY

TROPHY BY SHARON WAMSLEY

Division 48: Embroidery

A. ApronsB. Centerpieces or Doilies (may be Framed or

Mounted)C. Embroidered PictureD. Machine EmbroideryE. Pillow CasesF. TableclothsG. CrewelH. Candle-WickingI. Chicken ScratchJ. Liquid EmbroideryK. NapkinsL. PillowsM. Tea Towels (4)N. Miscellaneous

WOODWORKING

TROPHY BY PHILIP & DEBBIE ANDERSON

IN MEMORY OF HERBERT AND LUCILE ANDERSON

Division 49: Woodworking

A. Cabinet WorkB. LampsC. Bird HousesD. ToysE. FurnitureF. ClocksG. ShelvesH. Carving (not sculpture)I. Miscellaneous

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OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSLEATHERWORK

TROPHY BY FULLER RANCH

Division 50: Leatherwork

A. BeltsB. HolstersC. PurseD. PillowsE. JewelryF. MoccasinsG. Billfold or WalletH. BridleI. PictureJ. Miscellaneous

PHOTOGRAPHY

TROPHY BY FULLER RANCH

1. Photographs must have been taken within the last year, year being defined as from the previous North Park Fair to the current North Park Fair.

2. Single photographs should be at least 5” x 7”. They should be matted, dry mounted or framed.

3. Sets of 3 snapshots may be entered. They should be on colored paper, not matted or framed.

4. Photographs will be judged on the basis of:• Image, quality, color, and texture• Composition• Picture content

5. Judges may reclassify the division that the photo-graph is entered in appropriate.

6. Do not write on the photograph or mat. Photos are not to have date or time stamped on them.

7. Except for the digitally enhanced class, photographs are not to be digitally altered, except for cropping, rotation, and light adjustment.

Division 51: Photography

A. Animals, Domestic- Pets, livestock, animals in zoos

B. Animals, Wildlife- Wild animals in their natural environment (no people or man-made objects should be in the photograph)

C. Scenic- Landscape or scenic view, if people are present, they should not be part of the scene and not the subject of the photograph.

D. People- Portrait or people in the photograph as the primary subject in the picture

E. Entomology- InsectsF. Plants- Flowers, trees, other plantsG. Water- Water is primary subject of photographH. Action- Any image depicting motionI. Humor- Any image of humorous eventJ. Digitally enhanced- Photographs altered dra-

matically through the use of computer programsK. Black & White- Black & white photographs of

any subject matter (No sepia, sepia should be entered in any of the other divisions, based on above)

L. Miscellaneous

PAINTING

TROPHY BY MCKAY & BLANTON-HUFFMAN

IN MEMORY OF ELMA HAMPTON

All entries shall be displayed and finished according to the Artists Discretion.

Division 52: Fine Art

A. AcrylicsB. BatikC. Book (Format)D. CharcoalE. Colored PencilF. CrayonG. MarkersH. Water ColorI. MultimediaJ. OilsK. Painted Farm EquipmentL. Painted Skulls and HornsM. PastelN. Pen and InkO. Pencil (Black)P. PortfolioQ. ChalkR. Ceramic or ChinaS. Miscellaneous

HOBBIES/CRAFTS

TROPHY BY KRIS & REX SHAW

Division 53: Jewelry

A. Belt BucklesB. EarringsC. BarretteD. NecklacesE. PinsF. RingsG. BraceletsH. Miscellaneous

Division 54: Braiding

A. BeltsB. BridlesC. Miscellaneous

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OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSDivision 55: Hand Made Baskets

(Empty Only)

A. CrochetB. YarnC. ReedD. RagE. Pine NeedlesF. WillowG. RopeH. Miscellaneous

Division 56: Wreaths/Garlands/Centerpieces/Baskets/Wall hangings

A. Artificial FlowersB. CenterpiecesC. Pine ConesD. ClothE. Dried FlowersF. WreathsG. Miscellaneous

Division 57: Clothing Arts- Applied Elements

A. AppliqueB. Fabric PaintC. CrochetD. Counted Cross StitchE. KnittedF. Miscellaneous

Division 58: Tole Painting

(No Canvas Painting)

A. All

Division 59: Dolls and Toys

A. DollB. ToysC. Miscellaneous

Division 60: Latch Hook

A. RugsB. Wall hanging (Must be ready to hang)C. PillowD. Miscellaneous

Division 61: Plastic Canvas

A. Centerpiece HolderB. OrnamentsC. Tissue BoxesD. Wall-hangings (not framed)E. Placemats and CoastersF. Miscellaneous

Division 62: Miscellaneous Crafts

A. Baked ArtB. CandlesC. DecoupageD. Glitter ArtE. Paper MacheF. MagnetsG. Paint by NumberH. WoodI. Pressed FlowersJ. Porcelain FlowersK. SilhouetteL. BookmarkM. Craft FoamN. Dream CatchersO. Lined BasketP. Paper RibbonQ. Stained GlassR. RocketryS. Sand ArtT. PaperU. Shadow BoxesV. Wood BurningW. ChimesX. FeltY. DoiliesZ. ModelsAA. RugsAB. Bead WorkAC. Rope ArtAD. Etched GlassAE. Stained GlassAF. Blown GlassAG. Miscellaneous

CONSTRUCTION CRAFTSTROPHY BY RUSSELL’S CUSTOM RUSTIC

SKIP & MARSHA RUSSELL

Division 63: Upholstery/Furniture

A. CouchB. Couch & ChairC. Chair SetsD. ChairE. Miscellaneous

Division 64: Metal Working

A. Arc WeldingB. Oxy/Acetylene WeldingC. Miscellaneous

Division 65: Ceramics

A. Hollow PlasterB. Clay Objects Poured FunctionalC. Clay Objects Poured FigurinesD. Solid PlasterE. Porcelain ChinaF. Miscellaneous

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OPEN CLASS HOME ARTSDivision 66: Pottery

A. Hand BuiltB. Wheel ThrownC. Miscellaneous

Division 67: Sculpture

A. WoodB. Plaster/CraftsC. MetalD. StoneE. Miscellaneous

SCRAPBOOKING

Division 68: Scrapbook

A. Single PageB. Whole AlbumC. Miscellaneous

RECYCLING

TROPHY BY MOUNTAIN VALLEY BANK

Division 69: Recycled Items

A. Small ItemsB. Large ItemsC. Miscellaneous

KIDS DIVISIONS

Must be 12 years old and younger

Division 70: Kids Crafts

Division 71: Legos

Attach to board or label and place in box top

A. Under 50 piecesB. Over 50 piecesC. Miscellaneous

Division 72: Erector



Division 73: Nex



MOMMY / DADDY AND ME (AGES 3-7)Division 74: Arts and Crafts

Attach to board or label and place in box topA. Drawing- PencilB. Drawing- CrayonC. Multi-MediaD. Sand ArtE. Sculpture- ClayF. Sculpture- PlaydoughG. Sculpture- Bread DoughH. Miscellaneous

Division 75: Gardening

A. FruitsB. Vegetables (3 vegetables)C. Flowers (one flower or stem)D. House Plants (one plant)E. Miscellaneous

MOMMY / DADDY AND ME BAKED GOODS (AGES 3-7)

Baked Goods should be in clear plastic bags on paper plates or covered cardboard. -No Mixes-Division 76: Cookies (plate of 4)

A. OatmealB. Chocolate ChipC. Peanut ButterD. SugarE. UnbakedF. Miscellaneous

Division 77: Brownies (plate of 4)

A. Iced BrowniesB. BrowniesC. Miscellaneous

Division 78: Cupcakes (plates of 4)

A. CupcakesB. Iced CupcakesC. Miscellaneous

Division 79: Cakes

A. Angel FoodB. PoundC. BundtD. RegularE. Miscellaneous

Division 80: Quick Breads and Muffins

A. BreadB. Biscuits (4)C. Coffee CakeD. CornbreadE. Tortillas (4)F. Muffins (4)G. Miscellaneous

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THE NORTH PARK FAIR BOARD

WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING...

Parents For your help, understanding and support

Eric Wellman For your support and leadership

4-H Leaders For your support and leadership

ExtensionOffice For all your support, enthusiasm and leadership

Tootie Crowner For great announcing through the years

Christine Redman For feeding great meals to everyone who

passes through the fairgounds for 3 busy days

Dr. Lanny Weddle For making daily health checks on all animals

Shawn Silverberg–Auctioneer For going the extra mile for North Park youths

Mountain Valley Bank For your great bookkeeping and ring help

A Million Thanks to you all.Fair Just couldn’t run as smooth with out your support!

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Horseback Ride in the midst of North Park’s beauty!

GOOD LUCK FAIR PARTICIPANTS

HUNTINGWilderness Hunts

Hunting Drop CampsMoose Hunts

SUMMER TRIPSHorseback Riding

Pack TripsSummer Drop CampsYouth Horse Seminars

www.redfeatherguides.com • 970-723-4204Red Feather is an equal opportunity service provider, operating under authority of a USDA Forest Service Special USE Permit.

Permits also granted by Colorado State Forest State Park. We are licensed by the Colorado Licensing Board, State of Colorado, Outfitters License #666.

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2021 North Park Conservation District’s Baled Hay Contest

Entry deadline 4:00 pm Monday, September 6, 2021

Call 723-4724 or 819-8473 for a core sample appointment or drop your bale by the NRCS office to enter

Entry Fee $10/bale * Open to All Jackson County Hay Producers*

Classes 1. Grass (small bales): hay containing less than 10% legumes 2. Grass (big bales) 3. Mixed Grass (small bales): hay containing more than 10% legumes. 4. Mixed Grass (big bales)

Entries Small Bales: * Must be standard, machine tied, small square bales. * Must be delivered to the NRCS office for coring- prior to deadline- to be posted. * Infrared spectrometry will determine protein content and digestibility. * A visual analysis will be performed by a panel of 2 judges on Thursday, Sept. 10th at 2 pm. * Accumulation of infrared spectrometry and visual analysis scoring points will determine the contest winners.

Big Bales: *Must be machine tied, big square or round bales. * NRCS will core sample all bales at their current/ranch location. * An appointment with NRCS to take a core sample must be made prior to the deadline: call 723-4724 (Deb’s office) or 819-8473 (Deb’s cell) to make a coring appointment. * Infrared spectrometry will determine protein content and digestibility. * There will be no visual analysis preformed. * Infrared spectrometry points will determine the contest winners.

Rules * one bale per class per ranch

* contest winners will be determined, announced and displayed Friday, Sept. 10th at the North Park Fair.

Prizes 1st place class winners receive $150 Grand Champion Overall winners receive $300

2nd place class winners receive $75 Reserve Champion Overall winners receive $200

3rd place class winners receive $50

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The North Park

Women’s Clubwill be selling pies

at the North Park Fair

on Friday, Sept 10th

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Everyone at Pittington Logging & Polar Logging would like to wish all the 4-H and FFA participants

at this years fair, GOOD LUCK!!!Thank You for all your hard work in

getting your project to the fair.

GOOD LUCK

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ALL the hard working men and woman at our company that make it successful!

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Join us for a north Park Western Celbration at the North park

Never Summer Rodeo June 24, 2022 — Junior Rodeo June 25, 2022 — C.P.R.A. Rodeo June 26, 2022 — C.p.R.a. rodeo

Shows start at 1 p.m. — Walden, CO

Thanks 2021 NPNSR SPONSORS! Mountain Valley Bank, N.p. Vistor’s Bureau,

D-90 Energy, Gondola Resources, North Park Area Chamber of Commerce,

J.c. Lodging Tax Panel, Mountain Parks Electric, American Ag Credit, Producers Livestock,

The Town of Walden, Jackson County Lions Club, Elk Mountain Services, Centennial Leasing & Sales Torrington Livestock, Buffalo Creek Ranch, Beaver Creek Ranch, John & Sha-

ron Harvat, Moriah Ranch, Grizzly Creek Ranch, Jack Lewis, Timberline Builder’s Supply, River Rock Café, The Chedsey Motel, Ace meat Company, Stock-

man Bar, Corkle Oil, North Park Propane, Harry Corkle Construction, Ant-ler’s Inn, N.P. Vet Clinic, 4Rivers Equipment, The Jackson County Star, Klondike

Liquor, Silver Spur Ranches, Sessions & Sons, Mckinstry constructioN, Corkle’s Mini Mart, laramie gm auto centers

Wildflower Theatre, Jack’s Auto Parts, Crocket Horseshoeing, Just Sew You Know, N.P. Premier Real Estate, Bollinger Painting, North Park Anglers, North Park Meats, PRAS Services, Mountain Country Carpentry, Anderson Loomix, Jackson County, Allard’s Auction Service, Silverberg Auctions LLC, High Mountain Clean LLC, Rich & Sandra Niederhauser, Bar-99 service, N.P. Disposal LLC.,

Rocky Mountain Fence,PRAS Service, zirkel Liquors, Powder horn Cabins

See you all, Next Year! Thanks For helping! Have A Great FAIR!

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