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Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show 1
77th Annual
Stephens County
March 2-March 6, 2015
Best of luck to all exhibitors!
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Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show 3
Stephens County Junior Livestock Show
2014
Hall of Fame
Grand and Reserve Grand Winners
Grand Champion Steer Madison Davis
Grand Champion Barrow Jessee Ferrell
Grand Champion Gilt Jessee Ferrell
Grand Champion Ewe Hayden Travis
Grand Champion Market Lamb Hayden Travis
Grand Champion Doe Meranda McClennen
Grand Champion Wether Brock Cogswell
Grand Champion Prospect Steer Dalton Davis
Grand Champion Heifer Kodee Bowen
Reserve Grand Champion Steer Jeslyn Hanza
Reserve Grand Champion Barrow Cooper Phillips
Reserve Grand Champion Gilt Kylie Sellers
Reserve Grand Champion Ewe Cory Leu
Reserve Grand Champion Market Lamb Cory Leu
Reserve Grand Champion Doe Jessie Robinson
Reserve Grand Champion Wether Jason Leu
Reserve Grand Champion Prospect Steer Makenzie Craig
Reserve Grand Champion Heifer Kenzie McCracken
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2015 Champion Club
*BancFirst Chisholm Trail Church of Christ
*Jari Askins Cotton Electric Cooperative
*Stephens Co Rural Water Dist #5 Frontier Feeds
*Comanche Seed & Grain WW Livestock Systems
*Marlow Veterinary Clinic OKC West Stockyards
*Charlie Brown Auctioneer Bank of Commerce
*First Bank & Trust, Duncan Wrights Donuts
*Senators Larry & Daisy Lawler Triple S Club Lambs
*Minson Veterinary Clinic Gas Mart
*Woodland Animal Hospital The Catch
*Sellers Air Conditioning National Livestock Credit Corp
*Stockman’s Supply Blackburn Concrete
*Comanche Livestock Auction Chisholm Trail Farm Credit
Bray-Doyle 4H/FFA Boosters Ray of Hope Church
Central High 4H/FFA Boosters Holiday Inn Express
Comanche 4H/FFA Boosters Arvest Bank
Stephens County Fair Board Livingston Machinery Company
Empire 4H/ FFA Boosters
Marlow 4H/FFA Boosters
Velma –Alma 4H/FFA Boosters
Winners Circle 4H/FFA Boosters
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2015 Champion Club
Standridge of Duncan Waurika Livestock Auction
Byford Lincoln-Mercury Billingsley Ford
Land Pros Real Estate & Auction Circle P Farms
Stockman-Oklahoma, Apache First National Bank & Trust, Velma
American National Bank Newberry Electric
Baker Express Pharmacy Blue Line Rentals
B & T Paving Daybreak Diner
Chicken Express Days Inn
First National Bank, Marlow Stephens County Farm Bureau
Halliburton Employees’ Federal Great Plains Polaris
Credit Union Duncan Builders
Senator Don Barrington Tractor Supply
Southern Plains Animal Hospital 81 Hwy Kwik Mart
Callaway Smith Funeral Home Ken’s Mart
Southwest Dispatch Bray Store
Logue Plumbing Cable Meat and Food Service
Rockin’ H Land and Cattle Co. Burger King
Kelly’s Trim Shop Wilco Machine & Fabrication
These merchants and individuals are members of the Champion Club, a
group organized in 1994 to purchase arena signs. Proceeds from the sign
sales are used to buy Grand and Reserve Grand Champion animals.
*Charter Member
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77th Annual Stephens County
Junior Livestock Show
PROGRAM OF EVENTS
MONDAY, March 2
2:00 P.M. HOGS IN PLACE and TURN IN SWINE WEIGHTS
TUESDAY, March 3
9:00 A.M. GILT SHOW
Immediately following Gilt Show BARROW SHOW
5:00 P.M. SHEEP IN PLACE, WEIGH MARKET LAMBS
7:00 P.M. SHEEP ENTRY DEADLINE, ALL CARDS MUST BE IN
WEDNESDAY, March 4
12:00 P.M. – 5:00P.M. SCALES OPEN FOR GOAT WEIGHTS
5:00 P.M GOATS MUST BE IN PLACE AND ENTERED
5:00 P.M. CATTLE FITTING ENTRIES DUE
6:00 P.M. CATTLE FITTING CONTEST
6:00 P.M. EWE LAMB SHOW
Immediately following Ewe Show MARKET LAMB SHOW
7:00 P.M. ALL HEIFERS and STEERS MUST BE IN PLACE AND ENTERED
THURSDAY, March 5
10:00 A.M. DOE MEAT GOAT SHOW
Immediately following Doe Show WETHER MEAT GOAT SHOW
3:00 P.M. STEER SHOW
5:00 P.M. HEIFER SHOW
FRIDAY, March 6
6:00 P.M. AWARDS PRESENTATION
6:30 P.M. BONUS SALE
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JUDGES
Sheep – Darin Annuschat Cattle – Brandon Callis
Meat Goats – Beth Isbell Swine – Josh Krone
Cattle Fitting Contest —Dustin Glover
GENERAL RULES
1. Exhibitors will familiarize themselves with the rules of the show. The General Super-
intendent and Superintendent of species in question reserve the right to amend these
rules and to settle questions or differences as they arise.
2. Any exhibitor caught vandalizing at the fairgrounds must appear before the Fair
Board with their parent, Ag teacher and/or 4-H leader before they will be allowed to
exhibit their animal.
3. Show eligibility is any bona fide 4-H or FFA member of Stephens County en-
rolled in grade or high school in Stephens County.
4. All protests must be made in writing and be accompanied by a deposit of $25.00 plus
DNA fee. Deposit will be forfeited if protest is not sustained. Said protest must be
filed with the management within twelve (12) hours after the award was made, it be-
ing considered that award was made when ribbon or premium card is placed. Appeals
must contain at least one specific charge stating at length the facts or the rule violated,
and naming witnesses and addresses who can substantiate the charge. No complaint
or appeal based upon the statement that the judge or judges are incompetent or have
overlooked an animal will be considered by the management.
5. Animals must be properly conditioned, fitted and groomed to be eligible for the
show. All animals must be under control at all times or will be removed from the
show.
6. Exhibitors will personally accompany all animals to the show, care for and exhibit.
All animals in premium sale must be paraded by the owner!! Otherwise the animal
will be scratched. In case of illness or unavoidable circumstances, special permission
for substitution under this rule must be obtained from the Show Superintendent.
7. Exhibitors will keep their stalls and pens clean at all times. Failure to do so will be
cause to suspend the animal from the show.
8. All animals being shown at the Stephens County Jr. Livestock Show must be nomi-
nated through one of the two nomination systems, Oklahoma Youth Expo (OYE) or
Stephens County Jr. Livestock Show (SCJLS) System
8 A) Any animal not meeting these requirements will not be allowed to show and
must be removed from the facilities.
8 B) Specific Certification of Nomination will be stated under the rules for each
species.
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Swine, Sheep, Goats, Steers, & Heifers- December 12th, 2014
Nomination Option #1 – Nominate animal(s) through the OYE System. Steers, heifers,
gilts, barrows, market lambs, ewe lambs, doe kids, and market wethers nominated for
The Oklahoma Youth Expo will be eligible to compete at the Stephens County Junior
Livestock Show. (It will be the exhibitor’s responsibility to obtain all required OYE
Nomination forms and complete them within the required deadlines, along with all fees.)
Exhibitors will need to submit a copy of OYE nomination envelope with a sample of
Hair DNA to the Stephens County Expo Center Office by the following dates:
Nomination Option #2 – Nominate animal(s) through the SCJLS. (For animals not
wanting to be shown at OYE) Exhibitors can pick up a Nomination Kit (ear tag, enve-
lope, & DNA bag) from the Stephens County Expo Center Office. The cost is $10 per
nomination kit. Payment is due at time of pickup. Exhibitors will need to submit
sealed nomination envelope with a sample of Hair DNA to the Stephens County Expo
Center Office by the following dates:
9. Animals nominated as purebred to Oklahoma Youth Expo or the Stephens County Jr.
Livestock Show may show at Stephens County Jr. Livestock Show as Commercial/
Cross Breed at time of entry. All animals nominated as Commercial or Cross must
show as nominated. It is the intent of the Fair Board that all animals will show as pre-
nominated.
9A) Classification will be determined by the show management committee.
10. All classes will be shown in order listed in the catalog. Light weights will show first.
11. If a breed has less than three (3) and another breed or breeds have less than three (3)
they will be combined into “Other Pure Breed Class”. This combination must equal
three (3) or more, otherwise they will show in “Commercial Class.”
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12. Feeding & grooming of swine, cattle, sheep, and meat goats in the show area or in the
cattle stalls is prohibited.
An exhibitor may enter: 3 barrows, 3 gilts, 3 doe kids, 3 market wethers, 3 market
lambs, 3 ewe lambs, or 6 head of cattle, no more than 3 per sex in any combination.
13. Dressing will follow Oklahoma City rules which state: Hair/Wool coloring and add-
ing materials (natural or manmade) to change the conformation or natural appearance
will not be permitted.
14. Animal may be subject to inspection prior to entering the show ring.
15. All animals paraded in the premium sale will remain the property of the exhibitor and
will only receive an auctioned bonus. Pre-paid add-ons will be taken during premium
sale.
16. Dressing, grooming or fitting of animals will be restricted to currently enrolled or
Alumni 4-H and FFA members of Stephens County or the school district within
Stephens County, LOCAL Vo-Ag Instructors, OSU Extension Staff, Stephens County
4-H Certified Volunteers or close Family member of youth participating in livestock
competition. Any others caught grooming on the premises will cause automatic
disqualification of the animal.
17. Exhibitors in the Showmanship Classes MUST show their own entry. Adults will not
be able to assist 4-H or FFA exhibitors for showmanship after the exhibitor has
entered the ring or disqualification will result, unless exhibitor is physically disabled.
Any animal ineligible to show is ineligible to be used in showmanship, and or a
protest will have to be filed.
18. Wood chips only in the South Barn and the North Barn.
19. Tables and chairs will be limited to the club/chapter’s assigned area.
20. Any market lamb, ewe lamb, barrow, gilt, doe kid or market wether that makes the
premium bonus sale may be removed from the barn at the conclusion of the show,
provided they are returned before 5:40 p.m. on Friday.Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show 11
21. Anyone who conducts themselves in an unsportsmanlike manner will forfeit all ribbons,
trophies, bonus money and will be barred from further participation as determined by the
Fair Board.
22. Any violation of the following rules will automatically result in disqualification:
A. The use of any drug or chemical compound that is not approved by the FDA for use in
meat animals is prohibited. The illegal administration of approved drugs and compounds
Is also prohibited. All animals shall be subject to test for substances that exceed the
acceptable levels established by the U S Dept of Ag, the FDA, the Food Animal Residue
Avoidance Databank and the EPA. A positive test will result in disqualification. The
owner shall assume full responsibility for any violation of the FDA regulation concern-
ing withdrawal time on all medication.
B. Misrepresenting the age of the animal for the class in which it is shown.
C. Minimizing the effect of cramping by feeding or injecting drugs, depressants or
applying packs or using any artificial contrivance or therapeutic treatment except normal
exercise.
D. Surgery of any kind performed to change the natural contour or appearance of the
animal’s body or hide.
E. Youth who have been declared ineligible to participate in extra-curricular activities by
their local school administration will be declared ineligible to participate in this show.
Youth who are eligible on the first day of the show will be considered eligible through
the duration of the show. Similarly, youth who are ineligible on the first day of the
show will be considered ineligible through the duration of the show. If an exhibitor is
ineligible to participate in the show for any reason, including rules of the Oklahoma Sec
ondary Schools Activity Association, (OSSAA), the animals owned by the exhibitor are
also ineligible for the show. Ineligible youth who participate in the show will forfeit all
show and/or sale premiums and awards; and will be subject to disciplinary action as
provided by the local school policies. It will be the responsibility of the local school
administration to notify the student’s family and the show management or OSSAA if a
particular student is ineligible to participate.
F. Cattle must be displayed in the barn during daylight hours.
G. Any person who is banned from any County, State or National Show is automatically
banned from Stephens County sponsored shows.
There are three divisions for Showmanship per species. The divisions are determined by the
exhibitor’s age as of the day of our County show. The divisions are as follows: Junior Divi-
sion: 9-12 years of age; Intermediate Division: 13-15 years of age; Senior Division: 16-18
years of age. Oklahoma City rules state that only one showmanship exhibitor may show in
Oklahoma City per species age division.( In Swine and Cattle only).
Show ring sponsored by Frontier Feeds12 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
26th Annual
Pick up entry forms at
CRUTCHER’S WESTERN WEAR,
Elk Plaza, Duncan * Entries due April 1st
Contact Marla Owens-
580-474-4306
Open to Ages 3-24
May 1 & 2, 2015 Be a part of
Rodeo Royalty
Show Ring sponsored by Frontier FeedsStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 13
SALE SALE
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20.49 7.50
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SALE
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89.95
2.89
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bag
SALE SALE
26.95 35.95
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SALE
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STEPHENS COUNTY EXCISE BOARD
A.L. Hutson~ Leroy Loveless~ Gary Ledford
STEPHENS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District 1 – David McCarley
District 2 – Lonnie Estes
District 3 – Dee Bowen
STEPHENS COUNTY FAIRBOARD
District 1 – Kevin Crawford, Todd Brady, Terry Whisenhunt
District 2 – Lynn Hedrick, Randal Rochell, Jackie Pendley
District 3 – Russell Morgan, Tony Mitchell, Jim Hill
Fair Board Secretary: Kathy Shorter
STEPHENS COUNTY STAFF
Mike Anderson: Director
Donna Kelly: Secretary
Lyndol Brosh: Caretaker
Shawn Bruce, Shannon Lane, Kaleb Williford, Cassidy Morgan: GroundskeepersStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 15
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION STAFF
The Stephens County Junior Livestock Show owes much gratitude to the
Oklahoma State University Extension Staff for their leadership and hard work,
which make this show possible.
Max Gallaway – Extension Educator, Agriculture/4-H Youth Development &
County Extension Director
Brenda Gandy –Extension Educator, FCS/4-H Youth Development
Jonathan Jeffrey– Extension Educator, 4-H & Youth Development
Shirley Derryberry – Extension Administrative Support Specialist16 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
APPRECIATION
The Stephens County Show is one of the best in the state because of the fine spirit of
cooperation which exist among all the business and professional people of the county.
Bray-Doyle Booster Club - Duncan Winner’s Circle
Velma Ag Boosters – Central High Ag Booster Club
Marlow Century Club – Empire 4-H & FFA Boosters
Comanche FFA & 4-H Booster Club
VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE INSTRUCTORS
Danny Fisher – Bray-Doyle High School
Jaycee Fye – Comanche High School
Larry Reed – Comanche High School
Bill Cheatwood – Empire High School
Ron Curry – Central High School
Cory Jarboe – Duncan High School
Derek Mitchell– Marlow High School
Jamie Davies– Velma-Alma High School
“Good Luck”
Stephens County Junior Livestock Show ParticipantsStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 17
SHOW STAFF
General Show Superintendent - *Fair Board President*
Bookkeepers – Shirley Derryberry, Kathy Shorter
BONUS SALE COMMITTEE
General Sale Superintendent
First Bank & Trust Co., Duncan
Moderator
Bruce Akins
Sales Records
Barbara Thompson
Janice Graham, Stephens County Treasurer
Jennifer Ferguson
Clerks
Phyllis Forsythe, Tami Jackson
First Bank & Trust, Duncan
Auctioneer
Todd Robertson18 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
SWINE
GILTS & BARROWS
1. Must be OYE Nominated or Stephens County Nominated by December 12, 2014.
2. OYE tag or SCJLS tag must be in place during the show.
3. OYE tag # or SCJLS tag must be indicated on the entry card.
4. The Ag-Ed Instructor or the 4-H Extension Educator must provide a list of all nominated
barrows & gilts to the Show Administrator, Fair Board Office by December 31.
5. All barrows and/or gilts must have been owned and personally fed by the exhibitor for at
least 90 days prior to this show.
6. Swine must be tested for pseudo rabies and brucellosis. Any swine tested prior to December
1, 2014, must be retested to show. Exhibitor must provide two (2) photocopies of negative
test results to the Fair Board.
7. Gilts or barrows must have healed ear notches to show.
8. Paint, powder, whitewash, oil or other coat dressing will not be permitted during the show
on swine. WATER ONLY.
9. Animals can be removed from barn after sale order is determined. If animal makes sale,
refer to Bonus Sale Rule.
10. After gilts and barrows are weighed, if numbers justify, a breed will be divided into classes.
11. Show order will be accomplished by breeds, listed alphabetically, with the exception of
Cross Breed, which will be last.
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BREEDS
BERKSHIRE – CHESTER WHITE – DUROC – HAMPSHIRE
POLAND – SPOTTED – YORKSHIRE – CROSS BREED
AWARDS – Ribbons 1st – 10th Placings
GILTS
Tuesday, March 3rd , 9:00 A. M.
Superintendent – Russell Morgan
Assistant Superintendents – Steve Condit, Tony Mitchell, Jackie Pendley,
Jo Johnson, Gary Ledford, Dee Bowen, David McCarley
Announcer – Bennie Newton
1. Gilts including Purebred should be born August 1 to October 15, 2014. Purebred Gilts
will be broken into classes by age at time of entry.
2. All purebred gilts must have pedigrees. All pedigrees must be officially transferred into
the exhibitors name by the respective breed association. Pedigrees that are simply
signed on the back by breeder and not officially transferred into the exhibitors
name will not be accepted.
3. Commercial/Cross Gilts will be shown by weights. A re-weight will be taken and all
gilts must weigh no more than 10 pounds over the heaviest animal in class. Official
show ring card minimum weight is 200 pounds and maximum card weight is 325
pounds.
4. An exhibitor may show 3 gilts. All Purebred gilts must exhibit breed characteristics.
5. The champion and reserve champion gilt of each breed will be eligible for the premium
sale. Refer to scale in back of book.20 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
GILT TROPHIES AND SPONSORS
Grand Champion Gilt Burt & Shirley Derryberry
Grand Champion Gilt Jacket Crutcher’s Western Wear
Reserve Grand Champion Gilt Frontier Feeds
Reserve Grand Champion Gilt Jacket Stillwater Milling Co
Berkshire Breed Champion Murf’s Guns
Chester White Breed Champion Bill Bunn Agency
Duroc Breed Champion Bob’s Restaurant
Hampshire Breed Champion Karl’s Plumbing
Poland Breed Champion Strain Farms
Spotted Breed Champion Davies Truck & Auto
Yorkshire Breed Champion Karl’s Plumbing
Cross Breed Champion In Memory of Misty Pendley
Berkshire Res. Breed Champion Ridley Butcher Shop
Chester White Res. Breed Champion Hammond Veterinary Hospital
Duroc Res. Breed Champion Linda and Sarah’s Carpet
Hampshire Res. Breed Champion Gary & Kenna Webb
Poland Res. Breed Champion F & F Rodeo Co
Spotted Res. Breed Champion Davies Truck & Auto
Yorkshire Res. Breed Champion Strain Farms
Cross Res. Breed Champion Karl’s PlumbingStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 21
BARROWS
Tuesday, March 3rd Immediately following Gilt Show
Superintendent – Russell Morgan
Assistant Superintendents – Tony Mitchell, Gary Ledford,
Jo Johnson, Steve Condit, Dee Bowen, David McCarley, Lynn Hedrick
Announcer – Bennie Newton
Barrows will be weighed by the exhibitor or his representative. The weight card will
be turned in with the exhibitor’s and Vo-Ag Instructor, 4-H Leader or Extension
Agent’s signatures. A re-weight will be taken, all barrows must weigh no more than
10 pounds over heaviest animal in class. Official Show Ring card minimum weight is
200 pounds and maximum card weight is 280 pounds.
The Champion and Reserve Champion of each breed
will be eligible for the premium sale.
THE TOP 50% OF EACH CLASS WILL SELL (as they are judged).22 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
BARROW TROPHIES AND SPONSORS
Grand Champion Barrow Circle 7 Ag Supply
Grand Champion Barrow Jacket Stockman’s Tack & Supply
Reserve Grand Champion Barrow Bruce & Donna Akins
Reserve Grand Champion Barrow Jacket Rick & Jo Johnson
Berkshire Breed Champion Strain Farms
Chester White Breed Champion Frontier Feeds
Duroc Breed Champion Buddy & Lexie Rozell
Hampshire Breed Champion Morgan Farms
Poland Breed Champion F & F Rodeo Co
Spotted Breed Champion Cedar Ridge Cattle
Yorkshire Breed Champion Murf’s Guns
Cross Breed Champion Bill Bunn Agency
Berkshire Reserve Breed Champion Dee Bowen
Chester White Res. Breed Champion Lynn Hedrick
Duroc Reserve Breed Champion Tony & Nita Mitchell
Hampshire Reserve Breed Champion Hammond Veterinary Hospital
Poland Reserve Breed Champion F & F Rodeo Co
Spotted Reserve Breed Champion In Memory of Bill Alexander
Yorkshire Reserve Breed Champion Dave’s Cave
Cross Reserve Breed Champion E & S LivestockStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 23
SWINE SHOWMANSHIP
Tuesday, March 3rd Immediately following Barrow Show
2 Heats in each Division
The first heat is the last names beginning with A-L
The second heat is the last names beginning with M-Z
1st, 2nd, 3rd Placings will be awarded a trophy.
Senior Division Swine Showmanship (16-18 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor Bill and Jim Kidd
(2nd Place Sponsor) Darrell & Cathy Sparks
(3rd Place Sponsor) In Memory of Misty Pendley
Intermediate Division Swine Showmanship (13-15 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor Bill and Jim Kidd
(2nd Place Sponsor) Darrell & Cathy Sparks
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
Junior Division Swine Showmanship (9-12 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor Bill and Jim Kidd
(2nd Place Sponsor Darrell & Cathy Sparks
(3rd Place Sponsor Tilley Trucking24 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
77th Stephens County
Junior Livestock Show
DEDICATION
To: Jo JohnsonStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 25
The Stephens County Junior Livestock Show is dedicated
each year to honor an individual who has been an integral part
of the development of the Livestock Show. We are proud to
name Jo Johnson as the 77th Junior Livestock Show
Honoree
It seemed natural for Jo to become involved in the livestock
show, as it was something that was very important to her Dad,
Ralph Darter. He was the 1997 Honoree, who put a great
amount of time and effort into the Livestock Show to help
make it a success for many years.
Jo has been a part of the livestock show since the early 90’s.
First, helping her Dad with the premium sale, then, keeping
records when her two daughters became involved in showing
pigs.
Continuing the family tradition Jo and her husband Rick
have a small cattle operation that keeps them busy. They are
very proud to have been blessed with a family, Jason and
Cristina Foster and children, Blayden, Kaylee and Allie; and
Justin and DeDe Parks and their children, Emaleigh and
Raylen, who have recently started showing cattle.
Jo worked for Stephens County thirty years, nine as County
Clerk. She enjoys attending her grandchildren’s activities and
substitute teaching. Jo is an Honorary Chapter Farmer for
Empire FFA.
Jo knows, as did her Dad, that it takes many volunteers and
financial contributors to make the livestock show a success.
So, she shares this honor with all who work tirelessly and
generously donate to continue that success.26 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
SHEEP
EWE & MARKET LAMBS
1. Must be OYE Nominated by November 1, 2014 or SCJLS Nominated by
December 12, 2014.
2. OYE tag or SCJLS tag must be in place during the show.
3. OYE tag # or SCJLS tag # must be indicated on the entry card.
4. The Ag-Ed Instructor or the 4-H Extension Educator must provide a list of all nominated
lambs & ewes to the Show Administrator, Fair Board Office, by December 31.
5. Exhibitors shall have owned and personally fed their ewe or market lamb 90 days prior
to this county show.
6. If a breed has less than three (3) and another breed or breeds have less than three (3),
they will be combined into “Other Pure Breed Class”. This combination must equal
three (3) or more, otherwise they will show in “Commercial”.
BREED
HAMPSHIRE –SOUTHDOWN—SUFFOLK - NATURAL COLOR - COMMERCIAL
AWARDS – Ribbons 1st - 10th Placings
EWE LAMBS
Wednesday, March 4th 6:00 P.M.
Superintendent – Jim Hill
Assistant Superintendents – James Tidwell, David McCarley, Todd Block, Ron Curry
1. An exhibitor may show three (3) ewes.
2. The champion and reserve champion ewe of each breed will be eligible for the premium
sale. Refer to sale order chart in back of the book.
3. Show order will be the same as market lambs.
EWE TROPHIES AND SPONSORS
Grand Champion Ewe Travis Plumbing
Grand Champion Ewe Jacket Crutcher’s Western Wear
Reserve Grand Ewe Triple S Club Lambs
Reserve Grand Ewe Jacket Joyce & Emmett Harrison
Suffolk Breed Champion David Moore
Hampshire Breed Champion Orscheln’s
Natural Color Breed Champion Circle 7 Ag ServicesStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 27
All Other Pure Breeds Champion Banco Sheep
Commercial Breed Champion Banco Sheep
Southdown Breed Champion Triple S Club Lambs
Suffolk Breed Reserve Champion Triple S Club Lambs
Hampshire Breed Reserve Champion Banco Sheep
Natural Color Breed Res. Champion Okie Blades
All Other Pure Breed Reserve Champion JST Ranch
Commercial Breed Reserve Champion Frontier Feeds
Southdown Reserve Breed Champion Karl’s Plumbing
MARKET LAMBS
Wednesday, March 4th Immediately following Ewe Show
Superintendent – Jim Hill
Assistant Superintendents – Ron Curry, James Tidwell, David McCarley, Todd Block
1. All market lambs must be slick sheared.
2. Market lambs will be weighed by superintendent or their representative. The weight
card will be turned in with the exhibitor’s signature.
3. Minimum weight will be 70 lbs. There is no maximum weight.
4. After all lambs are weighed, classes will be determined by number within the breed.
5. Paint and lamb dressing will follow Oklahoma City rules, which state:
NO COLORING may be used and lambs will be inspected prior to entering the ring.
6. The Champion and Reserve Champion of each breed are eligible for the sale.
THE TOP 60% WILL SELL (After lined up for sale).
All animals must line up for sale order.
All lambs are subject to classification.
MARKET LAMB TROPHIES AND SPONSORS
Grand Champion Lamb Travis Plumbing
Grand Champion Lamb Jacket E & W Construction
Reserve Grand Champion Lamb Comanche Seed and Grain
Reserve Grand Champion Lamb Jacket Banco Sheep
Suffolk Breed Champion JST Ranch
Southdown Breed Champion Rezner Trailers
Hampshire Breed Champion Orscheln’s
Natural Color Breed Champion Circle 7 Ag Services28 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
All Other Pure Breed Champion Banco Sheep
Cross Breed Champion Triple S Club Lambs
Suffolk Breed Reserve Champion JST Ranch
Southdown Breed Reserve Champion Ruth Schreiner
Hampshire Breed Reserve Champion Suzie Q’s Catering
Natural Color Breed Res. Champion Circle 7 Ag Services
All Other Pure Breeds Res. Champion Duncan Builders Supply
Cross Breed Res. Champion Okie Blades
SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP
March 4th Immediately following Market Lamb Show
1st, 2nd, 3rd Placings will be awarded a trophy.
Senior Division Sheep Showmanship (16-18 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
Intermediate Division Sheep Showmanship (13-15 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor Tilley Trucking
Junior Division Sheep Showmanship (9-12 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
GRAHAM INSURANCE
403 WEST MAIN
MARLOW OK
580-658-3077Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show 29
MEAT GOATS
10:00 a.m., Thursday, March 5th
Superintendent – Randal Rochell
Assistant Superintendents – Nancy Sparks, Lonnie Estes
1. Must be OYE Nominated by November 2, 2014 or SCJLS Nominated by
December 12, 2014.
2. OYE tag or SCJLS tag must be in place during the show.
3. OYE tag # or SCJLS tag # must be indicated on the entry card.
4. The Ag-Ed Instructor or the 4-H Extension Educator must provide a list of all nomi-
nated meat goats, doe kids and market wethers to the Show Administrator, Fair Board
Office by December 12, 2014.
5. Ownership: Goats must be owned and personally fed by the exhibitor 90 days prior to
this Stephens County Jr. Livestock Show.
6. Animals may be any breed or combination of breeds. Breeding does do not have to be
registered to be shown.
7. Identification: A scrapie tag will be required on all does.
8. Horns: Dehorning of goats in this show is not suggested; however, horns should be
tipped and rounded. Goats with horns sharper than deemed safe by the show superin-
tendent or fair staff will be required to be tipped or rounded or isolated and not shown.
9. Weight: Minimum weight requirement of Market Wethers and Does is 40 pounds.
Maximum doe weight is 160. Goats must be weighed-in Wednesday, March 5th,
between 12:00 pm. and 5:00 p.m. and entries turned in by 5:00 p.m. The top placing
animals in each class will be weighed and any animal that differs by more than 5
pounds from weight submitted by the exhibitor on the official entry card will be dis-
qualified.
10. Weight Classes: The Superintendent will determine the number of classes based on
weight and numbers of entries.
11. Grooming: Artificial coloring, paint and powder are not permitted.
12. Shearing: Wethers must be sheared to a maximum of 3/8” residual hair length and
does do not have to be sheared. Does are to be show clipped only.
13. Bracing: Bracing of wethers will be allowed. Bracing of Does will not be allowed.
The animals must have all four feet on the ground. Animals must be shown with a
collar used only to control the animal. Exhibitor can only transiently touch the animal
with his body. Exhibitor cannot use the collar to make the animal tense his muscles.
Any violation will result in dismissal.30 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
14. Health: Any animal with abscesses will NOT be allowed to remain on the fair-
grounds. Goats must be free from external parasites, ringworm and warts.
15. The Grand and Reserve Grand Champions will automatically sell. THE TOP 60%
OF WETHERS IN EACH CLASS WILL SELL. Wethers will not show back for
sale order. The show order will be as placed in each class. Does will show for
sale order. Number of sale determined by sale order chart in back of book.
MEAT GOAT TROPHIES AND SPONSORS
Grand Champion Doe Kid J.R. & Bobbie Patterson (Circle P Farms)
Grand Champion Doe Kid Jacket Duncan Builders Supply
Champion Doe Kid Div. Banner J.R. & Bobbie Patterson (Circle P Farms)
Reserve Grand Champion Doe Kid Enerwest Trading Co. L.C.
Reserve Grand Champion Doe Kid Jacket Enerwest Trading Co. L.C.
Reserve Champion Doe Kid Division Banner Okie Blades
Grand Champion Market Wether Sparks Ranch (Roger & Nancy)
Grand Champion Market Wether Jacket Sparks Ranch (Roger & Nancy)
Champion Market Wether Division Banner Okie Blades
Reserve Grand Champion Market Wether Diamond R 4 Point Boers
Res. Grand Champion Market Wether Jacket Diamond R 4 Point Boers
Res. Champion Market Wether Division Banner Diamond R 4 Point BoersStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 31
MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
Thursday, March 5th
Immediately following Meat Goat Show
1st, 2nd, 3rd Placings will be awarded a trophy.
Senior Division Meat Goat Showmanship (16-18 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Linda and Sarah’s Carpet
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
Intermediate Division Meat Goat Showmanship (13-15 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Rezner Trailers
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
Junior Division Meat Goat Showmanship (9-12 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Rezner Trailers
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking32 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
CATTLE FITTING CONTEST
Wednesday, March 4th 2015, 6:00 p.m.
Entries due by 5:00 p.m.
Superintendent – Kevin Crawford
Associate Superintendent – Terry Whisenhunt
Stephens County 4-H and FFA cattle fitting teams compete to represent Stephens County at the
Oklahoma Youth Expo. The OYE Contest is open to two teams per County.
1. All competitors must be cattle exhibitors at the Stephens County Junior Livestock Show and
have cattle entered to be exhibited at the Oklahoma Youth Expo.
2. All Competitors will be judged individually. The top individuals will take their place on the
Stephens County Team. The team will consist of three members. Team competition and ages
are to follow Oklahoma Youth Expo rules. Two teams will be selected for competition at
the Oklahoma Youth expo.
3. Grooming rules will follow those of the Oklahoma Youth Expo. Participants must furnish
their own equipment (clippers, adhesives, etc.)
4. The animal must be provided by the individual competing. It does not have to be owned by
the individual or entered in the Stephens County Junior Livestock Show. The animal must
be brought to the arena completely clean and dry.
5. The time limit for grooming is 30 minutes. A warning will be given when ten minutes are
remaining. When time is called, all work will cease immediately. In case of power outage
for one or more chutes, a horn will be sounded and all work halted on all teams.
6. Competitors will be judged on the following criteria:
Juniors will not be expected to use clippers or pull legs.
A. Quality of workmanship.
B. Team skills—compatibility and organization.
C. Compatibility of the use of various types of clippers.
D. Neatness of area.
E. Each animal will be presented to the judges at the completion of the allotted time.
7. Competitors will be evaluated based on a multiple judge system.
8. The Stephens County Fair Board has the right to interpret these rules as deemed necessary.
TEAM MEMBER AWARDS
Vests sponsored by:
Sam’s Welding 5 Star Cattle Climate Pros
Embroidered sling chair donated by Farm Credit Services.Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show 33
STEERS
Thursday, March 5th 3:00 p.m.
Superintendent – Kevin Crawford—Assistant Superintendent – Terry Whisenhunt
1. Must be nominated for OYE by November 1, 2014 (Deadline Date) or for SCJLS by
December 12, 2014
2. Nomination tag must be in place during the show.
3. Nomination tag # must be indicated on the entry card & nomination envelope.
4. Nomination Kits with DNA must be submitted to Stephens County Expo Center Office
on Friday, December 12, 2014. Original notarized statement must be attached with pho-
tos and furnished to the Show Administrator, Fair Board Office by December 12, 2014.
5. Steers must be weighed and recorded by the Superintendent of steers by 7:00 p.m. on
March 4th.
6. After all steers are weighed, classes will be determined by number within the breed.
7. Cattle dressing will follow Oklahoma City rules which state, “No hair coloring of any
type will be allowed to be used on any exhibit above the flank of the animal.”
8. Grand and Reserve Grand Champion automatically make the sale. The remainder will
show for sale order. THE TOP 70% OR A MINIMUM OF 10 STEERS WILL SELL
(after lined up for sale).
9. A total of three (3) steers may be entered. Any combination of market and/or prospect
steers may be shown.
10. Only side hanging fans are allowed in the Cattle Barn.
Steer and Heifer Showmanship will be combined and held after the Heifer Show.
BREEDS
Pure English Breeds (ANGUS, SHORTHORN, HEREFORD)
CONTINENTAL CROSSBREED
AWARDS – Ribbons 1st – 10th Placings
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STEER TROPHIES AND SPONSORS
Grand Champion Steer Wilson Cattle
Grand Champion Steer Jacket Earl Weisner, Rosebud Ranch
Reserve Grand Champion Steer O-TEX Pumping LLC.
Reserve Grand Champion Steer Jacket Bruce & Donna Akins
Pure English Breed Champion David Moore
Continental Breed Champion Montgomery Tire & Alignment
Cross Breed Champion Hammond Veterinary Hospital
Pure English Reserve Breed Champion Gary & Kenna Webb
Continental Reserve Breed Champion Montgomery Tire & Alignment
Cross Reserve Breed Champion Frontier FeedsStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 35
HEIFERS
Thursday, March 5th 5:00 P.M.
Superintendents – Kevin Crawford—Assistant Superintendent – Terry Whisenhunt
Stephens’s County 4-H and FFA members will have the opportunity to show both registered
and non-registered heifers during the Stephens County Jr. Livestock Show.
1. Mouths may be inspected to verify age. Ears will be inspected for tattoo to match
registration papers.-
2. The number of heifers per exhibitor will be limited to three (3).
3. Registration papers in the name of the exhibitor will be required for all purebred heifers.
4. Heifers entered in the Commercial class will be nonregistered heifers and those pure bred
heifers whose tattoos or papers are not acceptable.
5. Exhibitors shall have owned and personally fed their heifers from date of nomination. Part-
nership heifers are not eligible to compete.
6. Heifers eligible to show will follow Oklahoma Youth Expo breed, age and percentage
requirements. Breeds reflect OYE ’s official list. For list see the Fair Board Office or the
OYE website. (see general rule #11)
7. After the heifers are entered, class division will be determined by the number of
entries and age of the heifers. If a breed has less than three (3) and another breed or
breeds have less than three (3), they will be combined into “Other Pure Breed Class”.
This combination must equal three (3) or more, otherwise they will show in
“Commercial Class”.
8. The champion and reserve champion heifer of each breed will be eligible for the premium
sale SEE FEMALE SALE ORDER CHART AT THE BACK OF BOOK.
9. Only side hanging fans are allowed in the Cattle Barn.
10. Heifer and Steer Showmanship will be combined and held after the Heifer show.
Purebred Heifers
11. Must be Nominated by December 12th, 2014.
12. Nomination Kits with DNA must be submitted to Stephens County Expo Center Office by
December 12th, 2014.
13. Copy of registration paper or registration paper applications.
14. General – Heifers must have a pedigree issued by the Respective Breed Organization and
must be registered in the name of the Junior Exhibitor.
15. The exhibitor must maintain continuous ownership, possession.,
16. This registered ownership must be established no later than date of nomination.
17. The Exhibitor will be required to furnish a notarized statement for the Date of Ownership
and Possession, from his/her Ag-Ed Instructor or 4-H Extension Educator.
18. The original notarized statement must be furnished to the Show Administrator, Fair Board
Office by December 12th, 2014.36 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
Commercial Heifers
19. Must be Nominated by December 12th, 2014.
20. Must submit 2 pictures with Nomination Kit. (Head shot & side profile shot of the heifer’s
right side or show side with exhibitor in each photo.)
21. Nomination Kits with DNA must be submitted to Stephens County Expo Center Office on
Friday, December 12th, 2014.
22. Ownership - Heifer must be in the Junior Exhibitors possession by and
personally maintained by providing daily care thru the completion of the show schedule to be
considered eligible.
23. The Exhibitor will be required to furnish a notarized statement for the Date of Ownership,
from his/her Ag-Ed Instructor or 4-H Extension Educator.
24. This original notarized statement must be attached with a photo and furnished to the Show
Administrator, Fair Board Office by December 12th, 2014.
25. Classes will be set at official weight at time of check in.
ALL BREEDS RECOGNIZED AT OKLAHOMA YOUTH EXPO WILL
BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE SHOW
AWARDS – Ribbons 1st – 10th Placing
TIRE AND
MONTGOMERY
ALIGNMENT INC.
FULL SERVICE TRUCKStephens Co Jr Livestock Show 37
HEIFER TROPHIES AND SPONSORS
Grand Champion Heifer Charley & Kitty Beavers
Grand Champion Heifer Jacket Crutcher’s Western Wear
Reserve Grand Champion Heifer In Memory of Dean Bowles
Reserve Grand Champion Heifer Jacket Wilson Cattle
BREED AND RESERVE BREED SPONSORS
Montgomery Tire & Alignment Spencer Herefords
Chisholm Trail Animal Hospital, PLLC Glover Show Steers
Stephens County Livestock Growers Duncan Janitorial
Hammond Veterinary Hospital Great Plains Polaris
B & T Paving Frontier Feeds
Bud Fye & Son Trucking 5 Star Cattle Company
CATTLE SHOWMANSHIP
March 5th Immediately following Heifer show
1st, 2nd, 3rd Placings will be awarded a trophy.
Senior Division Cattle Showmanship (16-18 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
Intermediate Division Cattle Showmanship (13-15 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(2nd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
(3rd Place Sponsor) Tilley Trucking
Junior Division Cattle Showmanship (9-12 yrs)
(1st Place Sponsor) Stagestand Ranch
(2nd Place Sponsor) Stagestand Ranch
(3rd Place Sponsor) Stagestand Ranch
Show Ring sponsored by
Frontier Feeds38 Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show
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Arvest Bank and
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Are pleased to host a hot dog and hamburger cookout for the winning
exhibitors and their family members. Please join us on Friday, March 6th
between 5:00 and 6:30 p.m. at the Livestock Pavilion.
We look forward to seeing you there!!
BONUS SALE
March 6th, 6:30 p.m.
General Sale Superintendent—Gerald Umsted Moderator—Bruce Akins
TICKET RUNNERS
All Grand Champion & Reserve Grand Champion Exhibitors
RULES FOR BONUS AUCTION SALE
1. Exhibitors with animals eligible for auction sale will be notified as to sale order as
soon as possible after judging is finished.
2. All animals must be listed on the sale order by 10:00 p.m., Thursday, March 5th
and cannot be removed from sale order.
3. ANY ONE EXHIBITOR WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO PREMIUM MORE
THAN ONE ANIMAL AT THE BONUS AUCTION SALE.
4. All animals not being paraded in Bonus Sale may be removed from the barn after
sale order is determined.
Pictures will be taken by JPT Photography of all animals in the Bonus Sale.
Each Bonus Sale exhibitor will receive two 5” x 7” pictures at a cost of $14.00,
which will be deducted from their bonus check.
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Female Sale Order Chart
Use this chart to determine number of animals in Premium Sale for each
species. Breed and Reserve Breed Champions automatically make sale.
It takes 3 animals to make a breed.
Number of Animals In Breed Number Eligible for Sale
1 to 4 2
5 to 8 3
9 to 12 4
13 to 17 5
18 to 21 6
22 to 25 7
26 to 29 8
30 to 33 9
34 to 37 10Stephens Co Jr Livestock Show 43
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