Dairy Goat Show
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Friday, July 29 and Saturday July 30

Questions to: Rachel at 423-618-2064
Committee: Rachel Burchett, Hannah Pahnke, Jeremy Glascock

Friday July 29th
Youth Show & Showmanship

Showmanship Classes Start At 5 PM – One Ring

M1: Junior Showmanship – 10 years old & under

M2: Intermediate Showmanship – 11-14 years old

M3: Senior Showmanship – 15-18 years old

Youth Show Class List Start at 6 PM – One Ring

Senior Does (Base Date for calculating ages is July 29)

YS1 – Milking Does 1 year and under 2 years

YS2 – Milking Does 2 years and under 3 years

YS3 – Milking Does 3 years and under 4 years

YS4 – Milking Does 4 years and under 5 years

YS5 – Milking Does 5 years and over

YS6 – Senior Grand Champion and Senior Reserve Champion

YS7 – Best Doe in Show

Junior Does (Base Date for calculating ages is July 29)

YJ1 – Does under 2 months

YJ2 – Does 2 months and under 4 months

YJ3 – Does 4 months and under 8 months

YJ4 – Junior Yearling: 8 months and under 12 months

YJ5 – Senior Yearling: 12 months and under 24 months

YJ6 – Junior Grand Champion and Junior Reserve Champion

YJ7 – Best Junior Doe in Show

Youth Show Sanctioned Breeds:

– Nigerian Dwarf

– AOP

– Recorded Grade

Saturday July 30th
Open Show

Saturday Open Show Class List Start at 9 AM – Two Rings

Senior Does: (Base Date for calculating ages is July 29)

S1 – Milking Does 1 year and under 2 years

S2 – Milking Does 2 years and under 3 years

S3 – Milking Does 3 years and under 4 years

S4 – Milking Does 4 years and under 5 years

S5 – Milking Does 5 years and over

S6 – Senior Grand Champion and Senior Reserve Champion

S7 – Best Doe in Show

S8 – Best Udder in Show

 

 

Senior Doe Group Classes:

S9 – Dam & Daughter

S10 – Senior Get of Sire

S11 – Dairy Herd

 

 

 

Junior Does: (Base Date for calculating ages is July 29)

J1 – Does under 2 months

J2 – Does 2 months and under 4 months

J3 – Does 4 months and under 8 months

J4 – Junior Yearling: 8 months and under 12 months

J5 – Senior Yearling: 12 months and under 24 months

J6 – Junior Grand Champion and Junior Reserve Champion

J7 – Best Junior Doe in Show

 

 

Group Classes:

J8 – Best 3 Juniors

J9 – Junior Get of Sire

 

 

Open Show Sanctioned Breeds:

– Alpine

– Lamancha

– Nubian

– Nigerian Dwarf

– Recorded Grade

– Saanen

– AOP

Entry Fees & Pen Fees

– No entry fees for Showmanship or Group Classes


– Entry fees for the Youth Show and the Open Show will be $5 per goat per ring


– Pens will be $5 per pen for Standard Sized Pens (Approx. 6’ x 6’) or 

$10 per pen for Large Pens (Approx. 10 x 10′)


– Pens are limited so No Tack Pens will be allowed

SHOW RULES

  1. This Open Show is sanctioned by the American Dairy Goat Association, and their rules shall govern.  
  2. Open show entry fee $5 per goat per ring if paid by end of day on Friday July 8th. Late entry fees will be $7 per goat per ring if paid on or after Saturday July 9th. Pens will be $5 per pen for the standard sized pens (approximately 6′ x 6′) or $7 for large pens (approximately 10′ x10′) for the weekend. You are also welcomed to show out of your trailer if you prefer. There will be no fees for showing out of your trailer. The trailer parking is in an open field with no shade so please plan accordingly to provide shade or weather protection if you choose to show out of your trailer. Payment can be made by PayPal to UCDairyGoatClub@gmail.com. PayPal fees must be paid by the exhibitor. In case of emergency, with 48 hours’ notice given, fees will be returned, if already paid. Your early entry will greatly help the UC Dairy Goat Club to predict numbers and do all we can to be sure that each breed is official. 
  3. Penning will be assigned. Please be aware that all pens have horizontal bars so plan accordingly. 
  4. Entries can be mailed, emailed, or entered online. Mail entries to: Hannah Pahnke at 196 Cicada Rd, Quebeck, TN 38579 or email to UCDairyGoatClub@gmail.com. Please make checks payable to Hannah Pahnke. For more information contact us at UCDairyGoatClub@gmail.com.
  5. The base date for the show is July 29th, 2022. 
  6. All goats being shown in the youth show must be in place and checked in by 4 PM on Friday July 29th. All goats being shown in the open show must be in place and checked in by 8:00 AM on Saturday, July 30th. 
  7. Prior to the show, the Show Secretary must be shown the original registration or recordation certificate, an ADGA stamped duplicate application or a faxed copy of application or original if stamped by the ADGA office. No electronic stamped duplicates will be viewed/allowed; hard copies must be present. 
  8. Check in must be completed 1 hour before the start of the day’s first show, fees paid by that time. To check in, entries must be listed on an official entry form either already sent to the show secretary OR you may bring the form with you OR fill out the form there. 
  9. All goats must have a current health certificate issued within 60 days of the date of show. Out of state animals – Negative TB and Brucellosis test within 30 days of show (NO TEST REQUIRED IF YOU COME FROM A FREE STATE) or originate from a certificate and accredited herd. 
  10. The show committee asks that no animals showing evidence of sickness, disease or contagious lesions be brought to the show. This includes but is not limited to ringworm, sore mouth, and abscesses. If the show committee sees an animal that causes concern, you may be asked to trailer the animal for the remainder of the show. 
  11. All exhibitors must be neatly and properly dressed. Show whites are suggested but not required except in showmanship. 
  12. All animals must be properly collared and restrained when not in their pens. 
  13. All animals must be disbudded, dehorned, or polled. 
  14. Dogs are allowed but must be kept leashed and under control. Loose dogs will not be permitted. If any dog is causing any issues such as excess barking, jumping, or generally making other people or animals nervous, you will be asked to contain the dog in your vehicle or trailer or you may be asked to remove them from the grounds entirely. 
  15. Camping: There are no camper hookups at the barn. If you are planning to camp out and are setting up a tent or cot, we do ask that it be set up out of the way to not block any exits or aisle ways. If we have enough people looking to camp out, we may be able to secure an additional area/building that would be solely intended as a camping location. 
  16. If someone is observed using excess force with their own or another’s animal, they can be asked to leave the show. UC Dairy Goat Club reserves the right to determine what excessive force entails. 
  17. Smoking. There will be no smoking allowed in or near the barns, but there will be ample areas around the grounds where smoking will be permitted. 
  18. The UC Dairy Goat Club, show committee, volunteers, and Putnam County Fair are not responsible for losses, injury or accidents incurred before, during or after the show 
  19. Shavings only in pens. No straw bedding allowed. 
  20. UC Dairy Goat Club Show Committee has the right to change or add to the show rules as needed. 
  21. The UC Dairy Goat Club’s main goal is to provide an environment where goat enthusiasts of all backgrounds, ages, and experience levels can come together to learn, share their passion for their goats, support each other, and generally have a positive experience! Anyone displaying poor sportsmanship, disrespectful behavior towards other exhibitors, the judges, Putnam County Fair, volunteers, or others will be asked to leave and will not be permitted to participate in any future club sponsored events.