2012 Navan Fair August 9th-12th » Exhibitors Information

Western Horse Show

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:32:22 +0000

Sunday, August 14, 2011 at 10:00 am in Arena

Co-Director: Jackie Gratton & Don Gratton at 613-835-3037

NEW FOR 2011

Rules and Regulations

Each Exhibitor must purchase a 2011 Exhibitor Membership prior to the fair in order to exhibit. Please refer to the membership section for prices. Payment must accompany the entry form. Exhibitors that have not purchased a 2011 membership will not be permitted to exhibit.
No entry or membership required for Peewee Exhibitors.
Entrance pass will be sent to Exhibitor once entries have been received.
Entry fees will be deducted at the rate of 10% from all prize money and mailed out after the event.
Exhibitor (rider) can only show 2 (two) horses per class.
Entries received after July 25, 2011 will be charged $10 for Seniors and $5 for Juniors per class. ABSOLUTLEY NO ENTRIES THE DAY OF THE SHOW.
Day of show, upon arrival competitors must register with Director.
Submit entries via:

Mail entries to the Secretary, Navan Fair, 1279 Colonial Road, Navan, ON K4B 1N1 or
email navanfair@bellnet.ca, or

visit our website www.navanfair.ca for online entry form with capability to pay via PayPal.

Entries close: August 5^th.
All exhibitors must show proof of $1,000,000.00 liability insurance coverage.
Horses must have a negative Coggins Test of the current year.
Directors reserve the right to adjust the payout if needed.
No interference or complaints to the judge or directors by any exhibitors will be allowed. Judges and Directors decisions are final.
Proper western riding attire is required; Western Hat (regular or hard), shirt with sleeves & boots.
Once the exhibitor is in the ring and loses his/her hat he/she will be penalized 5 seconds.
Except for Peewee; horses may only enter once in a class.
For rider and horses security no chute start, circle rule applies. (You must circle your horse at the top of the ring before you start or you will be disqualified).

1. Peewee (under 10)

1. Barrels

2. Dash for Cash

3. Keyhole

PRIZES:

$5 will be paid to all participants in ring

2. Junior (10 to 18)

1. Flag 1D & 2D:

2. Keyhole 1D & 2D:

3. Pole Bending 1D & 2D:

4. Dash for Cash 1D & 2D:

PRIZES:

D1: 1 =$40 2 = $35 3 = $30 4 = $25

D2: 1 =$25 2 = $20 3 = $15 4 = $10

5. Barrels 1D & 2D:

PRIZES:

D1: 1 =$80 2 = $70 3 = $60 4 = $50

D2: 1 =$40 2 = $35 3 = $30 4 = $25

3. SENIOR (OVER 18)

1. Flag – 1D, 2D & 3D:

2. Keyhole – 1D, 2D & 3D:

3. Pole Bending – 1D, 2D & 3D

4. Dash for Cash – 1D, 2D & 3D

PRIZES:

D1: 1 =$60 2 = $55 3 = $50 4 = $45

D2: 1 =$40 2 = $35 3 = $30 4 = $25

D3: 1 =$20 2 = $15 3 = $10 4 = $5

5. Women Barrels – 1D, 2D & 3D

6. Men Barrels – 1D, 2D & 3D

PRIZES:

D1: 1 =$120 2 = $110 3 = $100 4 = $90

D2: 1 =$ 80 2 = $ 70 3 = $ 80 4 = $50

D3: 1 =$ 40 2 = $ 30 3 = $ 20 4 = $10

Schedule & Classes

Warm Up from 10:00 to 11:00 am

1. Jr. 2D Pole Bending	8. 3D Men Barrels
2. Sr. 3D Pole Bending	9. Jr. 2D Dash for Cash
3. Peewee Barrels	10. Sr. 3D Dash for Cash
4. Peewee Dash for Cash	11. Jr. 2D Keyhole
5. Peewee Keyhole	12. Sr. 3D Keyhole
6. Jr. 2D Barrels	13. Jr. 2D Flag
7. 3D Women Barrels	14. Sr. 3D Flag

Juniors – if less than 6 horses – class will be combined with seniors and an extra “D” placing will be added.
Juniors and seniors – if less than 11 horses in class – placing will be 1D
Seniors - if less than 16 horses in class – placing will be 2D
Juniors 2D all classes is 1 second
Seniors 3D Barrels & Poles is 1 + 1 second
Seniors 3D Dash, Keyhole & Flag is ½ + ½ second

Truck And Tractor Pull

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:30:02 +0000

Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 12:30pm

Director: James Minogue 613-697-9153

Committee: Hank Bakker, Glen Edwards, Doug Smith, Norm Rivington, Bill Tanner, Jon Lowe, Darcy Newman, Kevin Lawlor, Wayne McWilliams, Lee Watson, Mark Ash, Brad Findlay, Mario St Denis, Glen Armstrong

Antique, Farm Stock, & Stock Truck Pull

Show Features

Steel Wheel Tractor Class

8 Antique Classes:

1000 to 3000 lbs., 3000 to 4000 lbs., 4000 to 5000 lbs., 5000 to 6000 lbs., 6000 to 7000 lbs., 7000 to 8000 lbs.,

8000 to 9000 lbs., 9000 to 10000 lbs.

Farm Stock Classes: 7200, 9200, 11200, 13200, 15200, 16200 -20000 lbs.

Stock Truck Classes:

Half-ton 4×4, Three-quarter & 1 ton 4×4,

1 class per truck.

$10.00 Entry Fee per Class – Max Two Classes per Tractor

Frustrator Challenge

Bleachers will be available as well as natural seating for lawn chairs and blankets.

Rules and Regulations

All entries will pull from a manufacturer’s standard draw bar hitch. If a ring hitch is used it must be attached to a standard draw bar; and not higher than 20 inches measured from the ground or scale pad.
All tractors must have the engine throttle controlled only by the manufacturer’s original throttle linkage.
All operators are to remain seated during pull and follow the instructions of the track officials.
Farm stock tractors will have stock block and pistons, carburetor, or injection pump and other internal or external parts catalogue for make and model indicated only. If an entry is brought into question by another competitor, through the track officials, the onus is on the owner to prove the entry is indeed eligible for that class. If they are unwilling to prove their entry; they are automatically disqualified without recourse. (If tear down is requested, a $200.00 deposit is required from complainant. If the tractor in question is legal, the $200.00 is given to the owner of the tractor. If the tractor is found to be illegal, the $200.00 is returned to the depositor.)
No alcohol or other racing fuels or pressurized fuels allowed unless manufactured L.P. gas tractor.
Evidence of alcohol and/or drugs in the operator is grounds for disqualification.
Stock classes – 7200, 9200, 11200, 12200, 13200, 15200, 16200 -20000 lbs. Antique classes (Pre-1960) 1000 to 3000 lbs., 3000 to 4000 lbs., 4000 to 5000 lbs., 5000 to 6000 lbs., 6000 to 7000 lbs, 7000 to 8000 lbs., 8000 to 9000 lbs., 9000 to 10000 lbs.
All tires to be prescribed in manufacturers’ literature for make and model.
Start from tight hitch – no test pull dropping in pail off. If sled is okay, 1st pull is only pull. 50-foot restart in pull off only applies if tractor stalls.
Any weights or parts falling from tractor while pulling will result in disqualification.
Competitors must be 16 years or older.
All tractors must weigh in immediately after pull.
Front end of tractor lifting more than 30 inches will be stopped by Judge.
The decision of the Track Judge is final. Debate could entail ejection.
Tractors that go out of bounds while pulling are automatically disqualified by the Track Official.
Only tractors manufactured before 1960 will be eligible to compete in the antique classes. Entries must meet original specifications. Performance enhancing or modification is not permitted
Tires: Stock sizes as from factory or disqualified.
Turbos: Only equipped from factory
Exhaust: Stock as from factory or straight
Hitch: As farm stock regulation.
R.P.M.: All gas tractors will not exceed manufactured rpm of 2200 rpm. All diesel tractors will not exceed manufactured rpm of 2500 rpm.
Engine: Stock block to match make of tractor. All other tractors that do not meet these requirements may not pull.
Trucks must pull with original manufacturer’s specifications and hitch.
Technical judge’s decision is final. Any harassment of the judge will be an automatic disqualification.

Pet Parade

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:24:16 +0000

Saturday August 13, 2011

Registration at 2:00pm at the Domes

Show at 3:00 pm at the Domes

TEMPORARILY

RELOCATED TO

COLONIAL VET. HOSPITAL

(1364 COLONIAL RD)

SAT. AUG 13th – 3pm

Thanks to the Colonial Veterinary Hospital, Navan for running this event on behalf of the CTAS.

Please Contact (613-835-2883) for more information.

Rules and Regulations

No membership required.
No entry fee.
No large animals such as ponies, horses, cows or calves.
Exhibitors must be 12 years of age and under.
Exhibitors must be able to handle pet by themselves.
Exhibitors to provide cages and/or transportation for pets.
All pets must be living (no dolls, stones, etc.)
Entries should be phoned ahead by Friday, August 12, so that the committee will know how many entries to expect. All entries should be in the Dome area. Judging will commence at 2:15 pm.
The Society will not accept responsibility for damage or loss of these pets. See Rule #15 (CTAS Rules and Regulations – Exhibitors and Competitors)
Prizes: $1.00 with a special gift bag
Some of the categories the judges will be using include:

Largest Pet – Shortest Pet – Longest Hair – Shortest Hair – Best Trained – Best Groomed – Best Feathered – Loudest – Best Swimmer – Largest Family – Longest Ears

- Most Unusual – Longest Tail – Shortest Tail – Curliest Hair – Best Presentation etc.

Note to entrants and parents: Due to nature of this division, late entries will not be refused. However, every effort should be made to phone in entries to the Fair office by Friday, August 13, 2011.

Please include the following information when entering in the parade:

Child’s Name, Child’s Age, Name of Pet, Parent’s name, Contact Number
Parents and Children (depending on age) are required to pay gate admission.

Navan Fair Parade

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:22:48 +0000

Saturday, August 13, 2011

11:00 am

Director: Eleanor Hodges

Committee: Helen & Bob Burns, Eileen & John Corry, Dennis Moulding, Ron Smith, Laurie Watson, Tracey Bissonnette, Maynard Benson

Rules and Regulations

At our insurance company insistence, livestock exhibitors must provide proof of liability insurance or entries will have to be refused. ( Please Fax to Fair office at 613-835-4008)
Unlicensed drivers will not be allowed to operate motorized vehicles in the parade.
Entries to be phoned to the fair office (613-835-2766) or to Eleanor Hodges at 613-833-2792, by Friday August 5th. The parade will begin in the field on Smith Road, adjacent to Smith Ridge Meadows. (Same as last year.)
Theme of the Fair this year is, “Turning Back the Clock”. You may refer to the theme when you design your float entries, but it is not compulsory.
Each entry is to supply own power (tractor, horse or vehicle) and wagon for the float, with a maximum height of 12 feet.
Judging will be based equally on creativity, interest, and over-all appearance.
All judged entries to be in place no later than 09:30am on August 13, as judging will commence promptly at 10.00. (Please note that costumed children, and decorated bikes & pets need to be present no later than 10:00 for their judging.)
All non-judged entries to be in place no later than 10:15.
The parade will start at 11:00, rain or shine.
The parade ends at the Delson Drive entrance to the Fair grounds. (Floats may continue along Delson to Trim Road for return to the parade field for dismantling if required.)
Tossing of candy etc; is not recommended due to liability issues, but hand-delivery is encouraged.

Prize Money:

1^st-$75.

2^nd-$50.

3^rd-$40.

4^th-$25.

5^th-$20.

Classes for Floats

4-H or Junior Farmers Clubs

Commercial or Business. (All sponsors encouraged to enter.)

Non-Commercial (Teams, clubs, groups, organizations etc)

Families, individuals, or neighbourhood groups etc

The Lloyd G. Morrison Memorial Plaque will be awarded to the best float in this year’s parade. This plaque, donated by Jean Morrison, will be presented following the judging of the floats and is to be displayed in the Navan Fair’s Agricultural building. A large rosette ribbon will also be given to the best float entry.

Other Classes

*****(Under 6 must be accompanied by an older child or adult.)*****

Children’s costumes. – $4.00 and a ribbon will be awarded to each worthy

entry.(Entrant must participate in the Fair Parade, but NOT as part of a float.)

Decorated bikes and wagons, 3 -12 years of age. – $2.00 and a ribbon to each worthy entry.
Decorated pets, 3 -12 years of age. Must be on a leash, or in a cage and on a wagon if required. – $2.00 and a ribbon to each worthy entry.
Horse & rider. Ribbons only.
Horse drawn vehicles. Ribbons only. (Please display your name on entry.)
Antique tractor, and /or farm implement. Ribbons only.
Antique cars, trucks, or other antique vehicles. Ribbons only.
Decorated Lawn Tractors. Use your imagination and make your tractor look like something else.

Driver must be 16 years of age. Ribbon only

Note to entrants & parents : Due to the nature of classes 1, 2, and 3, late entries will not be refused. However, every effort should be made to phone in entries by Friday, August 5^th, with the child’s name & age, parents name & contact number, and what category the entry is. Thank you.

Light Horse Show

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:19:42 +0000

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Outdoor Ring, 1:00 pm

Director: Linda Wyman

Committee: Tammy Westra, Cindy Gauthier

Judge: Judy McFaul, Russell, ON

Rules and Regulations

All exhibitors must show proof of $1,000,000.00 liability insurance coverage or entries will be refused.
Horses must have a negative Coggins Test of the current year.
Each Exhibitor must purchase a 2011 Exhibitor Membership prior to the fair in order to exhibit. Please refer to the membership section for prices. Payment must accompany the entry form. Exhibitors that have not purchased a 2011 membership will not be permitted to exhibit.
Entry fees will be deducted at the rate of 20% from all prize money.
In order to enter in stake class, animals must have been shown and been judged in the open class.
No cross entering will be allowed.

Entries must be receive by July 25 by

mailed to the Secretary, Navan Fair, 1279 Colonial Road, Navan, ON, K4B 1N1, or

visit our website (www.navanfair.ca for online entry form with capability to pay via PayPal.

Prizes for Regular Classes

1^st-$35.00 2^nd-$30.00 3^rd-$25.00 4^th-$20.00 5^th-$15.00 EOE-$10.00

Prizes for Stake Classes

1^st-$70.00 2^nd-$60.00 3^rd-$50.00 4^th-$40.00 5^th-$30.00 EOE-$20.00

Classes

Children’s Pony Division:

7. Child’s Saddle Pony 14.2 hands and under, ridden by a child 18 years and under.

28. Child’s Saddle Pony, Stake, ridden by a child 18 years and under.

15. Child’s Parade Pony, ridden by a child 18 years and under.

23. Child’s Parade Pony, Stake, ridden by a child 18 years and under.

Harness Pony Division 44” And Under:

4. Single Harness Pony.

39. Harness Pony Stake.

Fine Harness Show Pony Over 44” & Not Exceeding 50”:

2. Fine Harness Show Pony.

24. Fine Harness Show Pony Stake.

Hackney Pony Division:

9. Single Hackney Pony, 14.2 hands and under.

29. Hackney Pony Stake.

Hackney Horse Division:

11. Hackney Horse.

33. Hackney Horse, Stake.

Hackney Pleasure Pony Division:

6. Hackney Pleasure Pony Open.

36. Hackney Pleasure Pony Stake.

Roadster Pony Division:

14. Open Roadster Pony.

32. Roadster Pony Stake.

Roadster Horse Division:

13. Single Roadster Horse, shown to a four-wheel buggy.

37. Single Roadster Stake.

3. Single Roadster, shown to a bike, wearing colours.

27. Single Roadster Bike Stake.

Miniature Horse Division:

8. Miniature Horse, under 34”.

18. Miniature Horse, 34” and over.

35. Miniature Horse Stake.

12. Miniature Horse, driven by a child 18 years and under.

21. Pair of Miniature Horses.

31. Miniature Horses, Pair Stake.

26. Miniature Horses, four or six animals hitch.

American Saddle bred Horse Division:

20. Show Pleasure Driving.

25.	Show Pleasure Driving Stake.
17.	Show Pleasure under Saddle.
30.	Show Pleasure under Saddle stake.

Morgan/Arabian / Half Arabian Horse Division:

19.	Morgan/Arabian/ Half Arabian English Pleasure.
5.	Morgan/Arabian/ Half Arabian Western Pleasure.
38.	Morgan/Arabian/ Half Arabian Western Pleasure Stake.

Special Classes:

16. Lead line class, rider to be 10 years and under, lead by an adult. (All entries in this class will receive a ribbon and $10.00 prize money).

10. Parade Horse.

34. Parade Horse Stake.

22. Costume Class – open to saddle horses or ponies- horse and rider to wear costumes.

1. Costume Class – Open to all driving horses, and ponies – horse and driver to wear costumes

Schedule of Classes Time: 1:00 pm

Costume Class – Hitches
Fine Harness Show Pony.
Single Roadster Horse, shown to a bike.
Single Harness Pony, 44″ and under.
Morgan/ Arabian Western Pleasure.
Hackney Pleasure Pony, open.
Child’s Saddle Pony, 14.2 hands and under.
Open cart – Miniature horse – under 34”
Single Hackney Pony.
Parade Horse.
Hackney Horse.
Miniature Horse – Youth Driver.
Single Roadster Horse, shown to a four-wheel buggy.
Roadster Pony, open.
Child’s Parade Pony.
Lead Line
Show Pleasure Under Saddle
Open Cart – Miniature Horse – over 34”
Morgan/ Arabian English Pleasure
Show Pleasure Driving
Pair Miniature Horses
Costume Class – Saddle

Time: 6:15 pm

Note: Light and Heavy Horse Classes are combined. The Heavy Horse Classes are listed in italics.

Heavy Horse Class # 61 Decorated Cart Class

23. Child’s Parade Pony Stake

24. Fine Harness Show Pony Stake

25. Show Pleasure Driving Stake

Heavy Horse Class # 62 Junior Driving

26. Miniature Horse – Four or Six Horse Hitch

27. Roadster Horse Bike Stake

28. Child’s Saddle Pony Stake

Heavy Horse Class # 63 – Commercial – random hitch

29. Hackney Pony Stake

30. Show Pleasure Under Saddle Stake

31. Miniature Horse, Pair Stake

Heavy Horse Class #64 – Six-Horse Hitch

32. Roadster Pony Stake

33. Hackney Horse Stake

34. Parade Horse Stake

Heavy Horse Class #65 – Commercial, Troika Hitch

35. Single Miniature Horse Stake

36. Hackney Pleasure Pony Stake

37. Single Roadster Stake

Heavy Horse Class #66 – Four-Horse Hitch

38. Morgan/ Arabian Western Pleasure Stake

39. Harness Pony Stake 44” and under

International Heavy Horse Show

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:16:00 +0000

Director: Mark Hamilton

Committee: Audrey Hamilton, Gordon Nesbitt, Ray St. Denis, Leslie Hamilton, Paul & June MacMillan, Cheryle Watson, John Edwards, Ruth Ford, Andy Dugas, Andrianna VanMunstren

Heavy Horse Barn Superintendent: Ray St. Denis

Rules and Regulations

At our insurance company’s insistence livestock exhibitors must provide proof of $1,000,000 liability insurance or entries will have to be refused.
All Breeding Class will be held on Thursday, August 11. Classes will begin at 9:00 am SHARP. The Clydesdale Judge will also be the Judge for all of the Hitch Classes on Friday and Saturday.
An entry fee of 15% will be deducted from your total prize money.
Exhibitor entries will be date stamped upon being received by the Secretary. Entries received after the closing date will be penalized an additional 5% of the prize money awarded.
Entries must be receive by July 8 by

either mailed to the Secretary, Navan Fair, 1279 Colonial Road, Navan, ON, K4B 1N1, or
visit our website (navanfair.ca ) for online entry form with capability to pay via PayPal.
Entries must include the following: 1) Registration numbers and names of horses; 2) Proof of liability insurance for the current year; 3) Stall reservations and stall fees; 4) Membership fee; 5) Negative Coggins test (please do not fax in Coggins).

Numbers must be obtained from the Show Secretary. Exhibitors must wear exhibitor numbers when showing.
All animals shown in purebred classes, whether owned or leased, must be registered, in the name of the exhibitor, in the respective Breed Registry.
All animals, with the exception of foals of 2011, must have proof of a negative Coggins Test within the current year, to be shown at the Secretary’s desk when picking up numbers.
The Board of Directors reserves the right to make final decisions on all problems that may arise.
All animals must be properly restrained at all times.
No entry additions or revisions on the day of the show. Please inform the Show Secretary of any scratches that are to be deleted from a class.
Stall fees are as follows: Barn No.1 (Lancaster Barn): $8.00 per stall per day; Barn No.2 and 4: $6.00 per stall per day. Line horses, which show on Thursday, only, must vacate their stalls by 6:00 pm on August 11. Only those stall reservations made through the Secretary, by submitting them with the entry forms, will be honoured on a first come basis. A cheque made payable to CTAS in the correct amount must be included with the entry. No reservations will be accepted over the phone. Preference to the allocation of stalls will be given to those exhibitors who forwarded cheques with their entry form. Due to limited space, tack stalls may not be available. We ask all exhibitors co-operation in stabling arrangements. Hitch horses are not to arrive on the grounds until after 8:00 pm Thursday, August 11 unless specific arrangements have been made through the Fair office.
No vehicles allowed in the barns.
Horses are not permitted outside of the hitching, stabling, showing, loading and unloading areas; direct routes are designated to travel between the areas listed above.
The exhibitor(s) shall be responsible at all times for their exhibit at the Navan Fair; and the Cumberland Township Agricultural Society shall not be held responsible for any accidents occurring to any patron of the Navan Fair on the fair grounds, during the Navan Fair or at any other time.
No exhibitor shall receive more than 2 (two) prizes in any one class.
The Heavy Horse Division pertains to the following Breeds of horses: Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron, Shire and Commercial.
It shall be the responsibility of each exhibitor to keep his or her stalls clean by removing manure to a designated area.
Exhibitor entrance gate is on Delson Drive.
Any driven entry must have two capable drivers, excluding cart classes when handlers are required to enter the ring.
Under no circumstances will exhibitors cover the sponsor plaques mounted in Barn No.1 (Lancaster Barn).
If an exhibitor refuses to leave the ring when excused by the Ringmaster, prize money won in that class will be forfeited.
Alcoholic beverages can only be consumed in the licensed areas of the fair grounds.
Only exhibitors and officials will be allowed in the show ring when the classes are in progress.
A judge officiating at the Show shall not be subjected to indignities of any kind during the progress of the show.

Note: Program outlines the Order of Classes for Thursday, August 11, will be available when you pick up your exhibitors numbers. Please pick up your numbers by 8:30 am.

Bedding and hay, although the responsibility of the exhibitor, will be available for purchase at the Fair.

Each Exhibitor must have purchased a 2011 Membership prior to the fair in order to exhibit. One-day Memberships are $10.00 and must accompany the entry form. Exhibitors that have not purchased a 2011 membership will not be permitted to exhibit.

SECTION 1 – PUREBRED CLYDESDALE CLASSES

Ottawa Valley Clydesdale Association Regional Show

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Judging begins at 9:00 am SHARP.

The Ottawa Valley Clydesdale Association requests those exhibitors showing animals in the following classes be members of their Association. The Cumberland Township Agricultural Society gratefully acknowledges the generous donation towards the prize money by the Ottawa Valley Clydesdale Association.

Judge: Marion Young, Hanover, ON

Prize Money for Classes

1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21:

1^ST – $100 2^ND – $90 3^RD – $75 4^TH – $60 5^TH – $55

6^TH – $50 7^TH – $40 8^TH – $35 9^TH – 25 10^TH – $20

Ribbons only to Championship Classes.

SECTION 2 – PUREBRED BELGIAN CLASSES

Ottawa Valley Belgian Association Regional Belgian Show

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Judging begins at 9:00 am SHARP

The Ottawa Valley Belgian Association requests those exhibitors showing animals in the following classes be members of their Association. The Cumberland Township Agricultural Society gratefully acknowledges the generous donation towards the prize money by the Ottawa Valley Belgian Association.

Judge: Nick DenBrok, Esterhazy, SK

Prize Money for Classes

1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21:

1^ST – $100 2^ND – $90 3^RD – $75 4^TH – $60 5^TH – $55

6^TH – $50 7^TH – $40 8^TH – $35 9^TH – 25 10^TH – $20

Ribbons only to Championship Classes.

SECTION 3 – PUREBRED PERCHERON CLASSES

Ontario Percheron Horse Association–Regional (Eastern) Percheron Show

Thursday August 11, 2011

Judging begins at 9:00 am SHARP

The Cumberland Township Agricultural Society gratefully acknowledges the generous donation towards the prize money by the Ontario Percheron Horse Association. The Percheron line classes will be held in the outdoor ring, weather permitting.

The Ontario Percheron Horse Association Inc. is pleased to have selected Navan Fair as a qualifying point show for the new Ontario Percheron Promotion Program. For more information on his program please visit www.ontarioperchersons.ca.

Judge: TBA

Prize Money for Classes

1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21:

1^ST – $65 2^ND – $55 3^RD – $45 4^TH – $40 5^TH – $35

6^TH – $30 7^TH – $25 8^TH – $20 9^TH – 15 10^TH – $10

Ribbons only to Championship Classes.

Regular Classes for all Breeds

Filly: foaled in 2011.
Filly: foaled in 2010.
Filly: foaled in 2009.
Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion Filly: First and Second place winners in Classes 1, 2, and 3 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only. Leather show halter donated to Junior Clydesdale Champion Filly by Karine Gibeault and Stephane Lavergne.
Filly: foaled in 2008.
Yeld Mare – 4 years or older.
Brood Mare: Mare that shows evidence of being in foal for the current year or has raised a foal during the current year. Registration certificate of the foal must be provided if the foal is not shown.
Senior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Mare: First and Second place winners in Classes 5, 6, and 7 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only.
Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Mare: Champion and Reserve Champion in Classes 4 and 8 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only.
Stallion: foaled in 2011.
Stallion: foaled in 2010.
Stallion: foaled in 2009.
Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion Stallion: First and Second place winners in Classes 10, 11, and 12 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only. Leather show halter donated to Junior Clydesdale Champion Stallion by Karine Gibeault and Stephane Lavergne.
Stallion: foaled in 2008.
Stallion: foaled before January 1, 2008.
Senior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Stallion: First and Second place winners in Classes 14 and 15 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only.
Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Stallion: Champion and Reserve Champion in Classes 13 and 16 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only.
Supreme Champion: to be chosen from the Champions of Classes 9 and 17. Ribbon only.
Progeny of Dam: 2 animals, any age, the progeny of one dam. Each animal must have been shown in its appropriate Single section. Both animals must be owned by exhibitor and registered in exhibitor’s name.
Get of Sire: 3 animals of any age, the get of one sire. Each animal must have been shown in its appropriate Single section. At least one animal must be owned by exhibitor and registered in exhibitor’s name.
Stallion and Three Mares: Each animal must be owned by exhibitor and registered in exhibitor’s name. Each animal must have been shown in its appropriate Single section.
Registered Mare Cart Class: to be driven by a lady or gentlemen. One entry per exhibitor.

Prize Money for Class 22:

1^ST – $60 2^ND – $50 3^RD – $45 EOE – $40

Team of Purebred Mares: hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle

Prize Money for Class 23

1^ST – $70 2^ND – $60 3^RD – $50 EOE – $40

Special Classes and Acknowledgements:

Section 1 – CLYDESDALE

Regular Classes 9 and 17

Grand Champion Clydesdale Mare and Grand Champion Clydesdale Stallion.

Champion Ribbons donated by the Clydesdale Horse Association of Canada.

Regular Class 9

Grand Champion Clydesdale Mare.

Trophy donated by the Watson Families, Ridgedale Farms, Sarsfield, ON.

Regular Class 22

Registered Clydesdale Mare Cart Class.

Sponsored by Wendell and Cheryle Watson, Sarsfield, ON.

Regular Class 23

Team of Clydesdale Purebred Mares.

Sponsored by Wyatt and Cheryl McWilliams, Navan, ON.

Ben Watson Memorial Trophy, Donated by the Watson Families, Ridgedale Farms, Sarsfield, ON.

Special Class 1A

Best Canadian Clydesdale Mare.

Eligibility: Clydesdale mare bred, born, and raised in Canada. Registered in the name of the exhibitor and must have been shown in one of the following previous classes: Classes 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 or 7. Mare winning trophy is not eligible to compete in this class in future years.

Trophy donated by the Ottawa Valley Clydesdale Association.

Special Class 1B

Best Canadian Clydesdale Stallion.

Eligibility: Clydesdale stallion bred, born and raised in Canada. Registered in the name of the exhibitor and must have been shown in one of the following previous classes: Classes 10, 11, 12, 14 or 15. Stallion winning trophy is not eligible to compete in this class in future years.

John Thorpe Memorial Trophy. Trophy donated by Cecil Thorpe, Sarsfield, ON.

Special Class 1C

Registered filly or colt, 2 years and under, owned within 100 mile radius of Cumberland Ward, City of Ottawa. Entries must have been shown in previously offered classes. NOTE: Each entry consists of and is judged as one animal, a registered filly or colt.

Sponsored by the Ottawa Valley Clydesdale Association.

Prize Money for Special Class 1C

1^ST – $60 2^ND – $50 3^RD – $45 4^TH – $30 EOE – $20

Special Class 1D

Junior Showmanship, boy or girl, 10-13 years old with Clydesdale Horse.

Showing horse on the line with the following considerations: walk, trot, turn, backup, proper dress. The CTAS will be participating in the Maple Stone Farm Jr. Showmanship Programme.

Sponsored by Robert & Carolyn Ridler. To be paid separately

No entry fee.

Prize Money for Special Class 1D

1^ST – $20 EOE – $10

Special Class 1E

Junior Showmanship, boy or girl, 14-18 years old with Clydesdale Horse.

Showing horse on the line with the following considerations: walk, trot, turn, backup, proper dress.

The CTAS will be participating in the Maple Stone Farm Jr. Showmanship Programme.

Sponsored by Robert & Carolyn Ridler. To be paid separately

No entry fee.

Prize Money for Special Class 1E

1^ST – $20. EOE – $10.

Special Classes and Acknowledgements:

Section 2 – BELGIAN

The CTAS is host to the following Ontario Belgian Horse Association (OBHA) Special filly and stallion classes:

Special Class 2A. Ontario bred and sired filly foal.

Ontario Bred & Sired Belgian Filly Class must be from a mare owned by a resident of the Province of Ontario at the time of service and sired by a stallion owned and standing in the Province of Ontario at the time of service. The owner must be a member of the Ontario Belgian Horse Association for the current year. For 2011, the fillies must have been nominated with the Ontario Belgian Horse Association by March 1. The prize money for this class will be paid to each exhibitor by the Ontario Belgian Horse Association at the annual awards banquet. $300.00 is donated by the Ontario Belgian Horse Assoc. and $100.00 is donated by the Cumberland Township Agricultural Society.

Prize Money for Special Class 2A

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $80. 3^RD- $60. 4^TH- $40. EOE – $20

Special Class 2B. Ontario bred and sired yearling filly.

Special Class 2C. Ontario bred and sired 2 year old filly.

Special Class 2D. OBHA stallion futurity – stallion foal.

Special Class 2E. OBHA stallion futurity – yearling stallion.

NOTE: Rules as they apply to the above Special Class can be found on the OBHA website at ontariobelgian.ca

Special Class 2F

Junior Showmanship, boy or girl, age 10 to 13, with Belgian Horse.

Showing horse on the line with the following considerations: walk, trot, turn, backup, proper dress.

No entry fee.

Note: Youth showing in this class will receive points towards the Ontario Belgian Horse Association Youth Point Program.

Prize Money for Special Class 2F:

1^st – $20. EOE – $10.

Special Class 2G

Junior Showmanship, boy or girl, 14-18 years old with Belgian Horse.

Showing horse on the line with the following considerations: walk, trot, turn, backup, proper dress.

No entry fee.

Note: Youth showing in this class will receive points towards the Ontario Belgian Horse Association Youth Point Program.

Prize Money for Special Class 2G:

1^ST – $20. EOE – $10.

Belgian Junior Showmanship classes sponsored by: The Ontario Belgian Horse Association.

Special Classes and Acknowledgements:

Section 3 – PERCHERON

Special Class 3A

Junior Showmanship, boy or girl, 13 years and under, with Percheron Horse.

Showing horse on the line with the following considerations: walk, trot, turn, backup and proper dress.

No entry fee.

Prize Money for Special Class 3A

1^ST – $20. EOE – $10.

Special Class 3B

Junior Showmanship, boy or girl, 14-20 years old, with Percheron Horse.

Showing horse on the line with the following considerations: walk, trot, turn, backup, proper dress.

No entry fee.

Prize Money for Special Class 3B

1^ST – $20. EOE – $10.

Percheron Junior Showmanship classes sponsored by: The Ontario Percheron Horse Association.

Special Class 3C

Junior Percheron Cart Class.

To be driven by a Junior Member of the Ontario Percheron Horse Association who has not reached his or her 20th birthday as of January 1st of the current year. To be judged on quality, performance, driving ability and suitability of horse to driver. An adult must accompany the driver.

Prize Money

$150. for the class, donated by the Ontario Percheron Horse Association, and the Cumberland Township Agricultural Society, is to be divided equally among the competitors.

Section 4 – HARNESS CLASSES

Friday Evening, August 12, 2011

Show begins at 6:30 pm

Any driven entry must have another capable driver with them, excluding cart classes when handlers are required to enter the ring.

Judge: Nick DenBrok, Esterhazy, SK

Clydesdale or Shire, Four-Horse Hitch. Note: Eligible for the Ontario Clydesdale 4-Horse Hitch Points Standing Program.

Prize Money for Class 24

1^ST – $140. 2^ND – $110. 3^RD – $85. EOE – $65.

Percheron, Light or Heavy Draft Team of Mares or Geldings: hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle.

Prize Money for Class 25

1^ST – $80. 2^ND – $65. 3^RD – $55. EOE – $45.

Belgian, Four-Horse Hitch.

Prize Money for Class 26

1^ST – $140. 2^ND – $110. 3^RD – $85. EOE – $65.

Clydesdale or Shire, Six-Horse Hitch.

Prize Money for Class 27

1^ST – $275. 2^ND – $220. EOE – $165.

Percheron, Four-Horse Hitch.

Prize Money for Class 26

1^ST – $140. 2^ND – $110. 3^RD – $85. EOE – $65.

Belgian, Six-Horse Hitch.

Prize Money for Class 29

1^ST – $275. 2^ND – $220. EOE – $165.

Clydesdale or Shire, Light or Heavy Draft Team of Mares or Geldings: hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle.

Prize Money for Class 30

1^ST – $80. 2^ND – $65. 3^RD – $55. EOE – $45.

31. Percheron, Six-Horse Hitch.

Prize Money for Class 31

1^ST – $275. 2^ND – $220. EOE – $165.

32. Clydesdale, Belgian, Percheron, and Shire, Draft Horse Riding Competition

Prize Money for Class 32:

$200.00 divided equally among all participants

Sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 – GRADE CLASSES AND YOUTH DECORATING

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Classes begin at 9:00 am

Judge: Nick DenBrok, Esterhazy, SK

Prize Money for Classes 33, 34, 36, 37, 39 and 40:

1^ST- $55. 2^ND- $50. 3^RD- $45. 4^TH- $40. EOE – $35.

Section 5 – Belgian Grade Classes

Light or Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding: 3 years and under.
Light or Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding: 4 years and over.
Champion and Reserve Champion Mare or Gelding: First and second place winners in classes 33 and 34 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only.

Section 6 – Clydesdale or Shire Grade Classes

Light or Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding: 3 years and under.
Light or Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding: 4 years and over.
Champion and Reserve Champion Mare or Gelding: First and second place winners in Classes 36 and 37 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only.

Section 7 – Percheron Grade Classes

Light or Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding: 3 years and under.
Light or Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding: 4 years and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Mare or Gelding: First and second place winners in Classes 39 and 40 are eligible for this class. Ribbons only.
All Breed – Supreme Champion Gelding: 1st place entries from classes 35, 38 and 41. Ribbon only.

Section 8 – Youth Decorating

Junior Decorating Competition: Open to participants 20 years and under as of January 1st of the current year. Can work individually or in pairs with a handler. 30 minute time limit. Judged on mane decorating, tail tying and overall presentation.

Prize Money for Class 43:

1^st – $30. EOE – $20.

Section 9 – HARNESS CLASSES

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Show begins at 11:30 am

Judge: Nick DenBrok, Esterhazy, SK

The Cumberland Township Agricultural Society gratefully acknowledges the generous donation made by the Eastern Regional Commercial Horse Association and various sponsors to the prize money. Any driven entry must have another capable driver with them, excluding cart classes when handlers are required to enter the ring.

Commercial, Belgian, Percheron, Clydesdale, Shire, and Junior Driving Cart: Open to boys and girls under 14 years of age as of January 1st of the current year. An adult must accompany driver. Driver must be dressed in proper attire. No entry fee. To be judged on 60% ability to handle the horse, 40% suitability of dress.

Prize money for Class 44:

$45. to each exhibitor

Belgian, Cart: driven by a lady or gentlemen.

One entry per exhibitor.

Prize money for Class 45

1^ST- $55. 2^ND- $50. 3^RD- $45. 4^TH- $40. EOE – $35.

Commercial, Cart: driven by a lady or gentleman.

Prize money for Class 46

1^ST- $55. 2^ND- $50. 3^RD- $45. 4^TH- $40. EOE – $35.

Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron, Shire, Tandem.

Prize money for Class 47

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $70. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Commercial, Single Tandem of Mares or Geldings.

Prize money for Class 47

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $70. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Clydesdale or Shire, Cart: driven by a lady or gentlemen.

One entry per exhibitor.

Prize money for Class 49

1^ST- $55. 2^ND- $50. 3^RD- $45. 4^TH- $40. EOE – $35.

Percheron, Cart: driven by a lady or gentlemen.

One entry per exhibitor.

Prize money for Class 50

1^ST- $55. 2^ND- $50. 3^RD- $45. 4^TH- $40. EOE – $35.

Belgian, Light or Heavy Draft Team of Mares or Geldings: hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle.

Prize money for Class 51

1^ST- $80. 2^ND- $65. 3^RD- $55. EOE – $45.

Commercial, Team of Mares or Geldings: hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle.

Prize money for Class 52

1^ST- $70. 2^ND- $60. 3^RD- $55. EOE – $45.

Clydesdale or Shire Unicorn Hitch.

Prize money for Class 53

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $75. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Ladies Team; Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron: hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle.

Prize money for Class 54

1^ST- $80. 2^ND- $65. 3^RD- $55. EOE – $45.

Commercial, Team of Mares or Geldings: hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle. Driven by a lady.

Prize money for Class 55

1^ST- $80. 2^ND- $65. 3^RD- $55. EOE – $45.

Percheron, Unicorn Hitch.

Prize money for Class 56

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $75. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Commercial, Unicorn Hitch

Prize money for Class 57

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $75. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Belgian, Unicorn Hitch.

Prize money for Class 58

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $75. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Commercial, Four-Horse Hitch:

Prize Money for Class 59

1^ST- $140. 2^ND- $110. 3^RD- $85. EOE – $65.

James MacMillan Memorial Four Horse Hitch of Registered Mares; Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron, Shire.

Sponsored by Paul & June MacMillan and Family, Mountain, ON. In memory of James MacMillan.

Prize money for Class 60

1^ST- $140. 2^ND- $110. 3^RD- $85. EOE – $65.

Section 10 – HARNESS CLASSES

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Show begins at 6:30 pm

Note: The Light Horse Division has scheduled classes in between the following Heavy Horse Classes to allow time for the Heavy Horse exhibitors to hitch. The Light Horse Classes are listed in italics. Driven entries must have another capable driver with them, excluding cart classes when handlers are required to enter the ring.

Heavy Horse Judge: Nick DenBrok, Esterhazy, SK

Decorated Cart Class, Open to all Breeds

Prize Money for Class 61

1^ST- $55. 2^ND- $50. 3^RD- $45. 4^TH- $40. EOE – $30.

Light Horse Class

#23. Child’s Parade Pony Stake

#24. Fine Harness Show Pony Stake

#25. Show Pleasure Driving Stake

Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron, Shire Junior Drive: team hitched to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle. Open to girls and boys between 14 and 18 years of age as of January 1^st of the current year. Each driver must be accompanied by an adult.

Prize money for Class 62:

$55.00 to each exhibitor

Light Horse Class

#26. Miniature Horse – Four or Six Horse Hitch

#27. Roadster Horse Bike Stake

#28. Child’s Saddle Pony Stake

Commercial, Random Hitch.

Prize money for class 63

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $70. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Light Horse Class

#29. Hackney Pony Stake

#30. Show Pleasure Under Saddle Stake

#31. Miniature Horse, Pair Stake

North American Six-Horse Hitch Classic Series, Qualifying Class, Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron, Shire.

Prize money for Class 64

1^ST- $540. 2^ND- $485. 3^RD- $430.

4^TH- $375. EOE – $375.

Light Horse Class

#32. Hackney Pony Stake

#33. Hackney Horse Stake

#34. Parade Horse Stake

Commercial, Troika Hitch; hitched to suitable 4 wheeled vehicle.

Prize money for Class 65

1^ST- $100. 2^ND- $85. 3^RD- $70. 4^TH- $60. EOE – $50.

Light Horse Class

#35. Single Miniature Horse Stake

#36. Hackney Pleasure Pony Stake

#37. Single Roadster Stake

Erwin Hamilton Memorial Champion Four-Horse Hitch Class. Open to 1^st and 2^nd place winners in Belgian, Clydesdale, Percheron, and Shire classes 24, 26, 28 and 60.

Trophy presented by Mrs. Audrey Hamilton & Family, Vars, ON In memory of Erwin Hamilton

Prize money for Class 66

1^ST- $140. 2^ND- $110. 3^RD- $85. EOE – $65.

Light Horse Class

#38. Morgan/ Arabian Western Pleasure Stake

#39. Harness Pony Stake 44” and under

Horse Pull

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:07:36 +0000

Sunday, August 14, 2011 at 11:00 am,

Outdoor Ring

For more information, please contact Coordinator Barrie Johnston at 613-835-2599 or The Eastern Ontario Draft Horse Pulling Association at 613-258-5988

Competition includes both Light and Heavy Classes

***Exhibitors will be required to pay gate admission to compete

Demolition Derby

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:06:13 +0000

The Demolition Derby has always been a crowd favorite here at the Navan Fair. Whats not to like? The sound of engines at full throttle as they take aim at their next victim, the hissing of steam as radiators get punctured, the sight of a car crushed like a pop can still running even if it only on two wheels. It’s fabulous entertainment for the entire family!

This year again sees us with two divisions competing at the fair. On Thursday August 11th at 7pm we have the four cylinder vehicles taking to the track and the big eight cylinder cars go at it the very next night on Friday August 12th, again at 7pm.

Links of interest:

Ontario Demolition Derby

2010 rules and regulations

Download an entry form (pdf)

Thursday, August 11 at 7:00 pm (Mini Cars)

Friday, August 12 at 7:00 pm (Senior Class)

Director: Andrew Davies

Rules and Regulations

Drivers must be 18 years of age and have a valid driver’s license.
Drivers must complete and sign an entry form, and waiver.
All drivers are responsible for supplying their own car.
Participants must register and have their car inspected at least one hour before the demolition start time of 7:00 pm.
No participants or crewmember shall consume or be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If so they will immediately be escorted from the grounds.
The Navan Fair and/or the promoter reserve the right to approve or reject any or all entries.
The drivers meeting will be held prior to the scheduled demolition start time.
No fighting or arguing with officials or other participants will be tolerated. Any instigators will be escorted from the grounds.
The official’s decision is final.
The Navan Fair, Cumberland Township Agricultural Society Board of Directors, Members of the Cumberland Township Agricultural Society, and Organizers will not be responsible for any damages, injuries, or Personal Liability incurred by Participants of both events.

A complete list of the Rules and Regulations is available at the Navan Fair Office, 1279 Colonial Road, Navan, at JT Bradley’s Country Convenience or visit the website at www.navanfair.com or by visiting the Ontario Demolition Derby Website at www.ontariodemoderby.com.

Thank you to our 2010 Sponsors: Navan Veterinary Services and G&L Auto Wreckers.

Dairy Cattle Show

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 18:04:01 +0000

Thursday, August 11, 2011 at 7:00pm Arena

Director: Andrew Williams

Committee: Jaron Cotton, Dave & Bonnie Bergeron, Wayne Seay, Scott Rathwell

Rules and Regulations

At our insurance company’s insistence, livestock exhibitors must provide proof of $1,000,000 liability insurance or entries will be refused.
Entries must be receive by Friday July 19 by

emailed to the Secretary, Navan Fair, 1279 Colonial Road, Navan, ON, K4B 1N1, or
visit our website (www.navanfair.ca for online entry form with capability to pay via PayPal. Entries postmarked after this date will be subject to an additional 5% entry fee.

A 20% entry fee will be deducted from prize money. Exhibitors’ passes available at the Secretary’s office.
Judging will begin at 7:00 pm on Thursday, August 11. Jersey show will commence at 6:00 pm.
All animals must arrive by 10:00 am, Thursday, August 11. No animals will be allowed on the grounds before Tuesday, August 9 at 9:00 am. This will be strictly enforced. All animals are to be removed from the grounds by midnight, August 11, unless arrangements are made.
Only one tie ring per animal will be allowed. This rule will be strictly enforced.
Straw may be available for a fee. Please call Andrew at (613) 833-9035 to make arrangements ahead of time.
Each exhibitor is responsible for manure and milk removal to a designated area. We ask that no milk be dumped in manure piles.
Animals showing signs of contagious diseases or parasitic infections, i.e. ringworm, IBR, lice, will not be allowed on the grounds.
Each Exhibitor must have purchased a 2011 Membership prior to the fair in order to exhibit. Exhibitors that have not purchased a 2011 membership will not be permitted to exhibit.
All animals exhibited must be registered on the records of their applicable breed Association, in the name of the exhibitor. No animal will be accepted without a registration certificate. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS.
Each animal will be checked against its pedigree prior to entry into the ring.
Each exhibitor may show a maximum of 10 animals. Plus 2 additional Jr. animals providing they are 4H calves and shown by the 4H member.
A maximum of two (2) substitute animals will be permitted. A fee of $5.00 per substitute will be charged.
The judge may be asked to give reasons on the top 3 or 4 animals.
Your attention is drawn to the fact that there must be at least 3 exhibitors and 24 exhibits in each breed of dairy classification; if this is not achieved the Fair reserves the right to cancel the show.
For your convenience there will be a milking machine on the grounds provided by Dundas Agri Systems and the Navan Fair.
Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor points will be calculated as follows:

Jr. Classes Points:

1=10 2=9 3=8 4=7 5=6 6=6 7=5 8=4 9=2 10=1

Sr. Classes Points:

1=20 2=18 3=16 4=14 5=12 6=10 7=8 8=6 9=4 10=2

Points will be calculated on the top 7 placings.

Prize Money (Classes 1-14)

Jr. calf classes in the Ayrshire and Jersey shows will be a ribbon class only.
Best udder classes will be as noted further on in the prize list.

1^ST – $100 2^ND – $90 3^RD – $80 4^TH – $70 5^TH – $60

6^TH – $50 7^TH – $40 8^TH – $30 9^TH – 20 10^TH – $10

1. Special Class “Pee Wee”

Calves exhibited by boys and girls to 10 years of age as of the date of the show. Calves must be born after March 1, 2011. No one exhibiting in this class may show a calf exhibited by a 4-H CLUB member. No B.C.A. required. No entry fee required. To be shown before classes begin. This class is open to all breeds. To register call 613-833-3492 before August 3, 2011.

Sponsored by: Berwen Holsteins Bert and Wendy Molenaar

Holsteins (Open Heifer Show)

Thursday, August 11, 2011 at 7:00 pm

Black & White Regional Heifer show (Open to all areas)

Female Jr. Calf born on or after March 1, 2011.
Female Intermediate Calf born December 1, 2010 to February 28, 2011.
Female Senior Calf born September 1, 2010 to November 30, 2010.
Female Summer Yearling, born June 1, 2010 to August 31, 2010.
Female Jr. Yearling born March 1, 2010 to May 31, 2010.
Female Intermediate Yearling born December 1, 2008 to February 28, 2010.
Female Senior Yearling born September 1, 2007 to November 30, 2007.
Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Female – Ribbons only
Breeder’s Herd (bred and owned by exhibitor). Group of 3 animals. Each animal in the group must have been exhibited in one of the classes for single animals. These animals must have been bred by the same breeder (same prefix) and the breeder must own at least two of the group.

Ayrshire Show (Open to all areas)

Thursday, August 11, 2011 at 7:00 pm.

Female Junior calf born on or after March 1, 2011 (ribbon class only)
Female Intermediate calf born December 1, 2010 to February 28, 2011.
Female senior calf born September 1, 2010 to November 30, 2010.
Female junior yearling born March 1, 2010 to August 31, 2010.
Female senior yearling born September 1, 2008 to February 28, 2010.
Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Female – Ribbons only
Female born September 1, 2007 to February 28, 2008 (2yr old) in milk or dry.
Female born September 1, 2006 to August 31, 2007 (3yr old) in milk or dry.
Female born September 1, 2005 to August 31, 2006 (4yr old) in milk or dry.
Female born September 1, 2004 to August 31, 2005 (5yr old) in milk or dry.
Female born prior to September 1, 2004 (Mature Cow) in milk or dry.
Senior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Female – Ribbons only
Breeder’s Herd (bred and owned by exhibitor) Group of 3 animals. Each animal in the group must have been exhibited in one of the classes for single animals. These animals must have been bred by the same breeder (same prefix) and the breeder must own at least two of the group. Sponsored by: Sunnymead Ayrshire Farms.
Premier Breeder & Exhibitor Banners Sponsored by: Wilhaven Farms
Best udder class – The judge shall designate the best two udders in Classes 8,9,10 & 11. These designated exhibits shall compete for first and second best udders in the show.

Sponsored by: La Cooperative Agricole d’Embrun.

Prize Money for Class 18: 1^st – $65. 2^nd – $55.

Jerseys “Eastern Ontario & Western Quebec Championship Show”

Thursday, August 11, 2011 at 6:00 pm

Number of entries subject to Jersey All Canadian Ruling
Exhibits will be accepted from all areas.

Female Jr. Calf born on or after March 1, 2011. (Ribbons Class Only)
Female Intermediate Calf born December 1, 2010 to February 28, 2011.
Female Senior Calf born September 1, 2010 to November 30, 2010.
Female Summer Yearling, born June 1, 2010 to August 31, 2010.
Female Jr. Yearling born March 1, 2008 to May 31, 2010.
Female Intermediate Yearling born December 1, 2008 to February 28, 2010.
Female Senior Yearling born September 1, 2008 to November 30, 2010.
Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion Female. Ribbons Only
Female (junior 2yr old) born March 1, 2008 to August 31, 2008. In milk or dry.
Female (senior 2yr old) born September 1, 2007 to February 28, 2008. In milk or dry.
Female (junior 3yr old) born March 1, 2007 to August 31, 2007. In milk or dry.
Female (senior 3yr old) born September 1, 2006 to February 28, 2007. In milk or dry
Female (4yr old) born September 1, 2005 to August 31, 2006. In milk or dry.
Female (5 yr old) born September 1, 2004 to August 31, 2005. In milk or dry.
Female (Mature Cow) born prior to September 1, 2004. In milk or dry
Senior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Female. Ribbons Only
Breeder’s Herd (Bred and owned by exhibitor) Group of 3 animals. Each animal in the group must have been exhibited in one of the classes for single animals. These animals must have been bred by the same breeder and the breeder must own at least two of the group.

Purebred Beef Show

Paul — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 17:59:33 +0000

Sunday, August 14, 2011 at 12:00 pm Barn 6

Director: Andrew Hodges

Committee: Kathy Matthews, Ivan Matthews, Francis McNeely, Yvon Laniel

Junior Committee; Craig Matthews, Brandon McNeely

Judge: TBA

Rules and Regulations

Livestock exhibitors must provide proof of $1,000,000 liability insurance or entries will be refused.
Each Exhibitor must have purchased a 2011 Membership prior to the fair in order to exhibit. Please refer to Membership/Admission section of the prize list for membership fee information, which must accompany the entry form. Exhibitors that have not purchased a 2011 membership will not be permitted to exhibit.
Fair Regulations 1 to 7 and 12 to 19, at the front of this book will apply, subject to the following:
Entries must be receive by Friday July 15 by

emailed to the Secretary, Navan Fair, 1279 Colonial Road, Navan, ON, K4B 1N1, or
visit our website (www.navanfair.ca for online entry form with capability to pay via PayPal.

All entries must be made on the special entry forms provided with this prize list.
In lieu of entry fees, 20% will be deducted from all prize money, if any.
Exhibitors’ passes will be available at the Secretary’s office.
All animals exhibited must be registered, and must be entered in the records of the applicable Breed Association in the name of the exhibitor, except for Breeder’s Herd and Get of Sire classes.
Each animal will be checked against its pedigree and production records prior to entry into the ring.
A maximum of two (2) substitute animals will be permitted.
All animals to be exhibited must be on the grounds at least one hour before show time. Bedding and feed will not be provided. All exhibitors must vacate their stall space within 3 hours of the end of their show, in order to make room for the following show.
An exhibitor may have a maximum of 3 exhibits per section in a maximum of 3 sections. Note the exception of Breeder’s Herd and Get of Sire.
Each breeding unit is allowed a maximum of 10 exhibits, excluding the Breeder’s Herd and Get of Sire.
Animals showing signs of contagious diseases or parasitic infections, e.g. ringworm, IBR, lice, etc., will not be allowed on the grounds.
The judge may be asked to give reasons on the top 3 or 4 animals in each section.
Your attention is drawn to the fact that there must be at least 3 exhibitors and 24 exhibits in each breed of beef classification to receive the prize money stated. Otherwise, one-half of the stipulated amount will be paid in any class to any exhibitor.
A maximum of 3 entries per exhibitor, per class will be permitted.

(Entire entries received show day will be charged $10.00 additional administration fee to exhibitor)

Beginning at noon, showing will alternate between Hereford, Angus and Simmental breeds. This is a one-day show.

All exhibitors will be assigned a number Section

Open Junior Showmanship Class:

Juniors from Angus, Simmentals and Herefords may participate
Show to take place prior to open show
No entry fee
All animals presented must be covered by liability insurance from the farm or exhibitor

Prize Money: Open Showmanship

Pee Wee 1^st – $20 EOC – $10

Junior 1^st – $20 EOC – $10

Intermediate 1^st – $50 EOC – $10

Senior 1^st – $50 EOC – $10

Champion Showman $50

Reserve Showman $25

Classes:

Pee Wee – Ages 3-7 Years Old (as of January 1, 2011)
Junior – Ages 8-13 Years Old (as of January 1, 2011)
Intermediate – Ages 14-17 Years Old (as of January 1, 2011)
Senior – Ages 18-21 Years Old (as of January 1, 2011)

Classes:

Bull, Calf, born on or after January 1, 2011, minimum of three months of age on day of judging.
Bull, Yearling, born January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010.
Grand & Reserve Champion Bull

Prize 1^st $50 plus banner 2^nd $25

Female, Calf, born on or after January 1, 2011, minimum of three months of age on day of judging.
Female, Heifer; born March 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010.
Female, Heifer, born January 1, 2010 to February 28, 2010.
Female, born January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009, with her own 2011 natural, purebred, tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in calf classes and Breeder’s Herd and Get of Sire.
Female, born prior to January 1, 2008, with her own 2011 natural, purebred, tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in calf classes and Breeder’s Herd and Get of Sire
Grand Champion & Reserve Champion Female

Prize 1^st $50 plus banner 2^nd $25

Breeder’s Herd – a group of 4 animals bred by the exhibitor, both sexes to be represented, at least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Animals must be shown in one of the previous sections. Limited to one exhibit per exhibitor
Get of Sire – A group of 3 animals from the same sire both sexes to be represented. At least one animal owned by the exhibitor. Animals must be shown in one of the previous sections. Limited to one exhibit per exhibitor. Ribbons Only.
Overall Breeds Champion Bull – Prize $100
Overall Breeds Champion Female – Prize $100

Prize Money

(20% will be deducted from all prize money)

1^ST – $70 2^ND – $60 3^RD – $50 4^TH – $40 5^TH – $35

6^TH – $30 7^TH – $25 8^TH – $20 9^TH – 15 10^TH – $10

Specials

Supreme Champion Bull $100

Supreme Champion Female $100