July 22-28, 2012
Bedford, Pennsylvania
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July 22-28, 2012 Bedford, Pennsylvania |
| entry form (Queen Contest) |
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Department
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Junior Beef |
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Superintendent: Eric Weaverling (276-3112) Committee: Kay Kring, David Miller, Joann Smith, Carl Egolf, Bill Smith, Joe Cogan and Beth Kendall |
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BREEDS: |
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Junior Beef Breeding |
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| CLASS...$21 $15 $12 | |
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Jr. Heifer Calf (Calved after 1/1/11) |
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Sr. Heifer Calf (Calved between 9/1/10 - 12/31/10) |
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Summer Yearling Heifer (Calved between 5/1/10- 8/31/10) |
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Jr. Yearling Heifer (Calved between 1/1/10 - 4/30/10) |
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Sr. Yearling Heifer (Calved between 9/1/09 - 12/31/09) |
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2 Yr Old Heifer (Calved between 1/1/09 -8/31/09) |
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Champion Female each breed & Reserve Champion Female each breed...Rosettes Supreme Champion Female over all breeds Jr. Show .. Banner Reserve Champion Female over all breeds Jr. Show .. Banner Banners: Supreme Champion Female over all breeds by CLAY ACRES LIMOUSIN FARM Reserve Supreme Champion Female over all breeds by DR ERIC WEAVERLING |
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Bedford Gazette Junior Market Steer Contest |
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Co-Superintendent: Eric Weaverling (276-3112), Kay Kring (766-2221) Committee: David Miller, Joann Smith, Carl Egolf, Bill Smith, Joe Cogan and Beth Kendall |
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| 1. An exhibitor may tag a maximum
of 2 steers. All entries must have been on feed by January 1st and steers
must have been tagged by January 15, 2012. (Project record books must accompany
all entries and will be checked by the committee.) Books must be neat, accurate
and up to date with proper signatures of advisors, parents and 4-H leaders.
Starting weight is required only for Bedford Co. Rural Electric weight gain
contest steers. 2. All entries must be from beef type breeding and either naturally polled or dehorned to a safe condition. Vet needs to remove all unsafe horns. 3. Animals may be tied out at night from 10:00 p.m. till 10:00 a.m. 4. A minimum wt. of 900 lbs required for all steers to show and to be sold. There will be 9 Junior Market Steer classes divided by weight to as nearly as possible, to have equal numbers of steers shown in each class. 5. Junior Market Steers must be in stalls by 12 noon Sunday and can be weighed Sunday from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. for classes and sale. Exhibitors must present health papers identifying animals and up-to-date record books. Steers must have tags in ear to be weighted and exhibited. 6. All Market Steers shown are the exhibitor's responsibility until loaded on trucks for buyers. 7. Grand Champion and Reserve Champion steers are not eligible for Classes 10 & 11. All others may be shown in either 10 or 11, but not both. 8. All exhibited market steers are eligible to be sold at the Junior Livestock auction Saturday. Grand Champion and Reserve Champion steers must be sold. Steers that are to be exhibited at later shows (ex. Farm Show) can be withdrawn from the sale catalog by notifying the chairman of the steer show immediately following the close of the steer show Wednesday. 9. No Substitutions of steers may be made after January 1. 10. Steers can only be entered in one class: Pure Bred or Home Bred |
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| CLASS: $22 $21 $17 $15 $14 $10 $10 $5 $5 $5 | |
| LIGHT WEIGHT | |
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Market Steer - Group 1 |
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Market Steer - Group 2 |
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Market Steer - Group 3 |
| Champion Light Weight & Reserve Champion Light Weight | |
| MIDDLE WEIGHT | |
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Market Steer - Group 4 |
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Market Steer - Group 5 |
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Market Steer - Group 6 |
| Champion Middle Weight & Reserve Champion Middle Weight | |
| HEAVY WEIGHT | |
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Market Steer - Group 7 |
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Market Steer - Group 8 |
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Market Steer - Group 9 |
| Champion Heavy Weight & Reserve Champion Heavy Weight | |
| Grand Champion Steer & Reserve Champion Steer ... Rosettes and Banners | |
| SPECIAL CLASSES : | |
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Pure Bred Steers - Class will consist of the highest placing purebred steer from each of the 9 weight classes. Registration paper and tatoos needed. |
| Champion Pure Bred .... Rosette
and Banner Reserve Champion Pure Bred .... Rosette and Banner |
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County purchased/bred award. Class will consist of the highest placed County purchased steer from each of the 9 weight classes. County purchased steer seller must own the Dam. |
| Champion County Bred or Purchased
.. Rosette and Banner Reserve Champion County Bred or Purchased ... Rosette |
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Beef Barn Good
Housekeeping Award
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| $25 cash award to individual club. | |
| SPECIAL TROPHIES & PRIZES: |
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| BEDFORD COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OP will pay each contestant (who entered) 3 cents per lb. for all pounds gained from January 1 to the fair weight-in. Limited to 1 steer only per contestant. All club advisors or 4-H Leaders will submit a list of the contestants' names plus weight of animals and date weighed with a nose print and ear tag or tattoo of steer to Bedford County Extension Office by January 15. | |
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Beef Cattle Fitting
and Showmanship
Section A3C |
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| SPECIAL RULES: Junior Beef Breeding. Register for this contest on entry form. NEW FITTING CONTEST RULES: All exhibitors will receive $4.00 for fitting steers for the market show. SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST RULES: 1. Each person who participates in the showmanship contest held during the market steer show & heifer show will receive $4.00. 2. Steers - Wednesday afternoon, for age classes 8 to 10 yrs, 11 to 13 yrs., 14 to 16 yrs. & 17 yrs and over. 3. Heifers - Tuesday afternoon after breeding classes. 4. Animals in showmanship must be the exhibitors animal. |
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Jr. Showing - Steer (8-10) |
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Jr. Inter. Showing - Steer (11-13) |
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Master Junior Showman (8-13) |
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Sr. Inter. Showing - Steer (14-16) |
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Sr. Showing - Steer (17-Over) |
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Master Senior Showman (14-Over) |
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Jr. Showing - Heifer (8-13) |
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Sr. Showing Heifer (14 & over) |
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Thank you to the
following 2012 Trophy and Banner Sponsors
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Jr. Showmanship Heifer - Sherwood Cattle Co. |
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