LA COUNTY FAIR LIVESTOCK COMPETITIONS - 2022 THE FARM AT FAIRPLEX 1101 W MCKINLEY AVE. POMONA, CA 91766 (909) 865-4007
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2022
LA County Fair
Livestock Competitions
The Farm at Fairplex
1101 W McKinley Ave.
Pomona, CA 91766
Turnbull@fairplex.com
(909) 865-4007
Don DeLano, Farm Manager
Sasha Turnbull, Farm Competitions Coordinator
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Competition Schedule Page 3
Message from LA Fair Management Page 4
LA County Fair General Livestock Rules Page 5
Policies for the Care and Treatment of Animals Page 7
Youth Guidelines and Uniform Standards Page 8
Show offered by Keep it Hopping Rabbit Club
Rabbits Visit www.lacountyfair.com/competitions/ for more info
Show offered by Keep it Hopping Rabbit Club
Cavies Visit www.lacountyfair.com/competitions/ for more info
Poultry Pages 9-11
Rules for All Large Animals Page 12
Youth & Open Pygmy Goats Pages 13-14
Open Breeding Sheep Pages 15-16
Open Angora Goats Pages 17-18
Open Beef Cattle (Breeding and Prospect) Page 19
Youth & Open Llamas Pages 20-22
Open Boer Goats Page 23
Youth Dairy Goats Page 24
Open Dairy Goats Pages 25-26
ENTRIES DUE: Sunday, April 24, 2022
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COMPETITION SCHEDULE
Species Arrival & Check-In Judging & Showmanship Departure
Arrival:
Wednesday, May 4, 12-5 p.m.
Pygmy Goats OR Saturday, May 7 Sunday, May 8
*Youth Competition Thursday, May 5, 7:30 -9 a.m. 12 p.m. 11 p.m.
*Open Competition
Check-In: Saturday, May 7,
8:30-10 a.m.
Wednesday, May 4, 12-5 p.m.
Sunday, May 8 Sunday, May 8
Club Pygmy Goats OR
12 p.m. 11 p.m.
Thursday, May 5, 7 -9 a.m.
Angora Goats Wednesday, May 11, 12-5 p.m.
Thursday, May 12 Sunday, May 15
*Youth & Adult OR
12 p.m. 11 p.m.
Competition Thursday, May 12, 7-9 a.m.
Wool Breeds:
Breeding Sheep Wednesday, May 11, 12-5 p.m. Saturday, May 14, 12 p.m.
Sunday, May 15
*Youth & Adult OR AND
11 p.m.
Competition Thursday, May 12, 7 -9 a.m. Meat Breeds:
Sunday, May 15, 12 p.m.
Show, Progress, Prospect:
Beef Cattle Wednesday, May 11, 12-5 p.m. Saturday, May 14, 12 p.m.
Sunday, May 15
*Youth & Adult OR AND
11 p.m.
Competition Thursday, May 12, 7-9 a.m. Breeding:
Sunday, May 15, 12 p.m.
Llamas Wednesday, May 18, 12-5 p.m. Halter: Friday, May 20, 12 p.m.
Sunday, May 22
*Youth & Adult OR Perfor: Sat, May 21, 12 p.m.
11 p.m.
Competition Thursday, May 19, 7-9 a.m. Fashion: Sun, May 22, 12 p.m.
Boer Goats Wednesday, May 18, 12-5 p.m.
Saturday, May 21 Sunday, May 22
*Youth & Adult OR
12 p.m. 11 p.m.
Competition Thursday, May 19, 7-9 a.m.
Rabbits
Saturday, May 21 Saturday, May 21 Saturday, May 21
*Youth Competition
7-8 a.m. 11 a.m. 11 p.m.
*Open Competition
Cavies
Sunday, May 22 Sunday, May 22 Sunday, May 22
*Youth & Adult
7-8 a.m. 11 a.m. 11 p.m.
Competition
Dairy Goats
Wednesday, May 25, 12-5 p.m. Youth: Friday, May 27, 12 p.m.
*Youth Competition Monday, May 30
OR Open Jr: Sat, May 28, 12 p.m.
*Open Show A 11 p.m.
Thursday, May 26, 7-9 a.m. Open Sr: Sun, May 29, 12 p.m.
Competition
Youth/Open:
Saturday, May 28
Poultry
Saturday, May 28 12p.m. Sunday, May 29
*Youth & Open
7-9 a.m. Showmanship: 11 p.m.
Competition
Sunday, May 29
12 p.m.
*** Schedule Subject To Change Based On Availability ***
P a g e 3 | 26MESSAGE FROM
LA FAIR MANAGEMENT
Greetings from the LA County Fair
I am pleased to welcome you as a partner to one of the nation’s largest and best county fairs. It is our
mission to ensure that everyone involved in the Fair finds our event to be outstanding – from our guests
to our valued partners, without whom we could not offer the exciting experience that is the one and
only LA County Fair.
The 2022 Fair opens on Cinco de Mayo (Thursday, May 5), and continues through Memorial Day
(Monday, May 30), closing on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in between. We will offer 16 days of
thrills, adventure, shopping and one‐of‐a‐kind eating.
We are excited to present this year’s theme: Back to Our Roots, celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the
LA County Fair. It started in 1922, in a beet and barley field. The silhouette of the Ferris wheel’s buckets
dotted the sky and local merchants filled tents
with their wares, while milkmaids all in a row showed their prized Holstein cows. A century later, the LA
County Fair has become one of the largest and most beloved county fairs in the country. And for the
Centennial celebration, the Fair is taking guests Back to Our Roots, when life was kinder, simpler, funner.
In 2022, take a time machine through the years with the Centennial exhibition in the Millard Sheets Art
Center, or see the Fair’s evolution through floral design in the Flower and Garden Pavilion’s Cheers to
100 Years showcase. Haunt Supershow returns with its 100 Years of Monsters museum.
America’s Kids is now in partnership with the state 48th District Agricultural Association, spotlighting
agriculture and nutrition. The Farm will buzz with new activity as Future Farmers of America returns in a
big way to the Fair. Watch as students prepare their animals for show. Don’t miss America’s Great
Outdoors as US Forestry, Bureau of Land Management and LA County Fire Department explore the
wonder of national parks.
We are thrilled to bring back livestock competitions to the Fair. Agriculture is the foundation on which
we built the Fair and what better way to celebrate that than by having FFA, 4H and agriculture students
from around the region show their animals.
I want to thank you for your participation in our Centennial Fair. Our partnerships with organizations
and individuals such as you allow us to consistently deliver high‐quality family entertainment and
education to more than one million fair guests.
Our Fairplex team is here to assist you and ensure that you have a fantastic Fair!
Sincerely,
Walter M. Marquez
President & CEO
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GENERAL LIVESTOCK RULES
1. All livestock entries must be completed online at www.lacountyfair.com/competitions. Preregistration is
required for all entries; no late entries accepted. All fees must be paid online, no checks accepted.
2. All exhibitors are required to complete the following by April 24 in order to participate in the 2022 Los Angeles
Fair by emailing required paperwork to turnbull@fairplex.com or mailing to The Farm at Fairplex, 1101 W
McKinley Ave. Pomona, CA 91766 ATTN: Sasha Turnbull:
a. Read all the rules stated in the Competition Guide.
b. Read, collect all signatures on your Entry Confirmation Receipt.
c. Read, Sign and Submit Fairplex Code of Conduct and Fairplex Assumption of Risk and Wavier.
d. YOUTH: All youth must complete Youth for the Quality Care of Animals training required by the State
of California. Exhibitors must use the same name on their entries as their registration for the YQCA
training. Visit https://yqcaprogram.org/ for more information.
e. Submit required paper work to the Livestock Office via 1 of 2 ways: - Scan signed paperwork and mail
to: turnbull@fairplex.com or mail signed paperwork to: Farm at Fairplex Attn: Sasha Turnbull, 1101 W
McKinley Ave. Pomona, CA 91766
3. All entries must remain on display at the LA County Fair as mandated by the dates set forth in the Livestock
Competition Guide. Any entry removed prior to the release date and time, unless consent is granted by LA
County Fair Management due to extenuating circumstances, shall be disqualified from any and all
competitions and premiums are therefore forfeited.
4. Youth exhibitors can enter only project units in which they are currently enrolled if they are to be affiliated
with the youth organization.
5. There is no limit on entries except as noted under the department headings. There is a limit of two cash
awards per exhibitor per class.
6. Exhibitors are eligible to compete/exhibit through December 31 of the year in which they turn 19 years of age
in the Youth Division, all others must enter Open.
7. Exhibitor’s age as of May 5, 2022 (opening day of the LA County Fair) must be specified on entry.
8. Breeding animals must be owned by the exhibitor 30 days prior to the opening day of the LA County Fair
(purchased by 4/5/22) unless specified under specie rules.
9. Exhibitors are required to maintain clean barn and stall areas. All areas must be ready for inspection by 8 a.m.
each day.
a. All exhibits not properly maintained may be cause for dismissal from the fairgrounds and forfeit
premiums.
b. All stalls MUST be cleaned upon departure.
10. Exhibitors are requested not to move animals unnecessarily, only to and from wash rack, tie rails and show
ring. Exhibitors must clean up after themselves and their animals. No animal is allowed to leave the designated
livestock area without permission of the Livestock Program Supervisor. Any flagrant disregard of this rule
could result in being barred from showing and/or forfeiture of premiums.
11. Adults (non-exhibitor/leader/advisor/teacher/parents) are NOT allowed to assist in the fitting of animals for
the LA County Fair Youth Shows. (Fitting livestock is defined as preparing animal for the show including, but
not limited to, washing, blow drying, clipping, brushing or trimming.) Livestock leaders and advisors may assist
with the feeding and watering of animals. For the safety of all exhibitors and the public, adults may assist
exhibitors and their animals to the scale, wash racks and show ring.
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GENERAL LIVESTOCK RULES
12. After the close of entries, Fair Management reserves the right to combine classes and/or divisions if sufficient
entries are not received. This combination will be made after papers are checked, in order to have an accurate
number of entries. Fair Management reserves the right to cancel any classes or divisions due to lack of entries.
13. The Livestock Department reserves the right to limit entries to facilities available, when necessary. All State Rules
apply.
14. The LA County Fair Livestock Department will have exclusive jurisdiction as to how many animals to a pen and
assignment of pens.
15. Vehicles may NOT be left unattended and must be removed from grounds after unloading. Violators will be ticketed
and/or towed.
16. Livestock shall remain in the care, custody and control of the entrant. The entrant shall indemnify and hold harmless
the LA County Fair & Fairplex and the LA County Fair & Fairplex’s Board of Directors, the LA County Fair Association,
its employees, officers, agents or representatives for any injury, property damage and any real, incidental, or
consequential damages resulting from the livestock or caused by the livestock. The LA County Fair & Fairplex will not
be responsible for any loss or damage caused by or arising out of strikes, riots, lockouts or natural disasters.
17. All livestock entries are made with the distinct understanding that in no event will the LA County Fair & Fairplex
become responsible for any loss or damage that may occur to any livestock animal. Presentation of the entry shall
be deemed acceptance of this rule.
18. There will be NO REFUNDS OF PROCESSING FEES, either for overpayment, duplicate entries, not showing or failure
to bring in the entry.
19. Premium checks will be made payable to either the owner or exhibitor as stated on the entry. Total premiums of
$600 or more to any individual will be paid only after a completed Payee Data Record Form has been received.
20. ALL EXHIBITORS are required to only use equipment that is properly grounded and meets UL specifications (i.e.
clippers, blowers, heaters, vacuums, fans, etc.).
21. For the safety of exhibitors and the public, no food or drinks will be allowed in the Livestock Area.
22. SECURITY – Exhibitors are cautioned to keep equipment stored where it will not be lost or stolen. The LA
County Fair & Fairplex accepts no responsibility for any equipment.
23. Exhibitors are encouraged to have Educational Displays to enhance the educational value of visiting the LA
County Fair and exemplify the high caliber of the individuals participating in livestock shows, their animal
projects and the agriculture industry in Los Angeles County.
24. Only animals entered in LA County Fair livestock competitions are allowed on LA County Fair & Fairplex
property except at the discretion of the Livestock Supervisor.
25. Exhibitors are NOT allowed to sell feed and/or items of any kind, nor solicit donations.
26. No “FOR SALE’ signs will be allowed on cages or in show areas. The selling of animals on fair property is not
permitted and the LA Country Fair is not responsible for the sale of any animals at the fair.
27. The American system of Judging will be used for all competitions.
28. The Judge’s decision shall be final.
29. Violation of any of the above rules may result in disqualification.
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GENERAL LIVESTOCK RULES
POLICIES FOR THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
1. Fair management reserves the right to require health inspections and/or diagnostic tests to be made before,
during or after animals are on the fairgrounds and to implement disease control procedures which may
become necessary in emergencies. The health of animals as determined by an official Fair veterinarian or by
the judge shall be final and CANNOT be protested. Exhibitors who refuse to allow their animals to be
examined shall be disqualified, animals will be removed from the fairgrounds and such violations shall be
reported to Fair & Expositions. No refunds will be granted.
2. Animals entered will be inspected by the official Fair veterinarian.
3. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to feed, water and care for any animal they have entered in the Fair for
the entire show through departure.
4. All large livestock exhibitors must supply their own feed and water receptacles. No pressurized water systems
in any pens/cages are allowed.
5. No filling or feeding of animals by artificial means will be allowed including the use of tubes or drench guns.
6. Unruly animals will be removed at the discretion of the Livestock Supervisor.
7. Any alteration of appearance, physical change by removal or injection, including the use of paint, powder, dye,
shoe polish, glue or artificial color is strictly prohibited.
8. Health certificate, where required, must be presented upon arrival at the LA County Fair. Please refer to the
Animal Health Rules and State Rules.
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UNIFROM STANDARDS
The Youth Department is for qualifying individuals who want to enter the LA County Fair. The LA County Fair has
established divisions and classes for groups such as FFA, 4-H clubs and the like to provide opportunities for young
people to exhibit who are not members of an organization in several ways, such as allowing them to compete in
the appropriate class in direct competition with an organization member if there are very few “independent
youth”.
In a livestock class, the Independent must meet the same age requirements as the direct competition members
of an organization.
FFA MEMBERS may participate in classes if they are enrolled in high school agriculture classes and are active, dues
paying members of their FFA chapter. Active FFA members may exhibit projects until the end of the next calendar
year following graduation.
4-H / GRANGE MEMBERSHIP enrollment is open to all youth from kindergarten through grade 12 through
December 31 of the year in which they turn 19 years of age.
4-H PRIMARY members must be 5 years old or in kindergarten by January 1 of the program year. Primary members
cannot enroll in large animal projects. Approved animal projects are dogs, rabbits, rats, cats, poultry, cavies, mice,
embryology, entomology, marine science, pygmy goats, and therapeutic animal projects. (Youth enrolling or
turning 9 after January 1 must participate as a Primary Member until the end of the program year.)
INDEPENDENT & OTHER YOUTH EXHIBITORS not affiliated with any organization may enter appropriate FFA and
4-H classes if they meet the required age or grade level. Fair management may establish separate classes if there
are sufficient entries. Independent youth exhibitors must not have been enrolled in a junior organization within 60
days to be eligible to participate. Exhibitors are eligible to compete/exhibit through December 31st of the year in
which they turn 19 years of age. Each entry in these divisions must have been made or produced by the exhibitor.
Entries shall be made on Youth Department entry forms provided by the Fair. The signature of the parent or
guardian is required. Exhibitors who are enrolled in any junior organization for which classes are offered elsewhere
are not eligible to enter these divisions.
UNIFORM: All National FFA Organization and 4-H Club and Grange exhibitors must wear the official uniform of
their organization while showing. FFA uniforms are to be worm by all FFA exhibitors and by helpers in individual
and chapter groups while showing at the LA County Fair Livestock Department shows. The official uniforms are as
follows:
FFA Uniform: Dark blue, black or white pants, white shirt, FFA tie and official FFA jacket (zipped to the
top) or FFA patch attached to the white shirt.
4-H Uniform: Dark blue, black or white pants, white collared shirt (any sleeve length), and 4-H Club cap (4-
H tie or scarf is optional).
Grange Uniform: White collared button-down shirt, dark blue jeans and red vest with Grange emblem on
the back.
Independent Uniform: Dark blue, black or white pants and white collared shirt.
Open Exhibitor Uniform: Clean white top, show whites or team uniform.
NO attendant or other person will be allowed in the show ring unless neatly dressed in proper uniform.
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OPEN POULTRY
ENTRY FEE $2.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class:
1st - $10 / 2nd - $8 / 3rd - $6 / 4th - $4 / 5th - $2
AWARDS
Flat Ribbons:
Champion/Reserve Champion Large Fowl
Champion/Reserve Champion Bantam
Champion/Reserve Champion Waterfowl
Champion/Reserve Champion Turkey
Champion/Reserve Champion Misc. Breed
Champion/Reserve Champion American Game Fowl
Best/Reserve Best AOSV
Best/Reserve Best of Breed
Champion/Reserve Champion of Show – Rosette
Youth Champion/Reserve Champion of Show – Rosette
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
2. This show is sanctioned by the American Poultry Association, Inc. Rules, definitions and judging procedures as
prescribed in the latest edition of the Official Show Rules and the Standard of Perfection of the American
Poultry Association, Inc., shall apply to all district and county fair poultry shows, except in instances where
they conflict with the rules and regulations prescribed by the Department of Food and Agriculture.
3. BOTH youth and adult exhibitors can enter in the open division since no youth divisions are offered.
4. For Youth Poultry Showmanship, see page 11.
5. Only animals entered in the show are allowed on the LA County Fair property.
6. All birds must be identified by a legible leg band conforming to the entry form upon arrival at the show.
7. Poultry Health Inspection – All exhibitors shall have their poultry inspected upon arrival at the LA County Fair
prior to coop-in for symptoms of disease or illness. Poultry not passing inspection must be removed from the
premises immediately by the owner or housed in a fair designated quarantine area. Poultry must have a leg
band to be inspected. Upon passing inspection, any birds without leg bands are required to purchase
temporary leg bands for $5 from the Livestock Office. Exhibitors who do not arrive and have their birds
inspected are conducted cannot make any other arrangements for a future inspection and will be ineligible to
show.
8. The judge may excuse a bird from competition if it appears to be fatigued or out of condition, but the birds
will be counted as an entry.
9. Exhibitors must list the breed, variety, leg band number, division and class number of each bird on the entry
form.
10. Birds will be shown and judged in the proper division and class for breed, variety, age and sex only If no class is
offered, no awards will be made.
11. Violation of any of the above rules may result in disqualification.
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OPEN POULTRY
CHICKEN - BANTAM DIVISIONS
Modern Game FL
100: Birchen 121: Belgian Bearded d’Uccle, ASV
101: Brown Red 122: Brahma, ASV (Bantam)
102: Any Other Modern Game Standard Variety 123: Cochin, ASV (Bantam)
Old English/American Game 124: Silkie, White
103: BBR O.E. 125: Silkie, ASV
104: Black O.E. 126: Any Other FL Standard Breed/Variety
105: White O.E. AOCCL
106: Any Other Old English Game Standard Variety 127: Ameraucana, ASV (Bantam)
107: American Game, ASV 128: Cornish, Dark
SCCL 129: Cornish, AOSV
108: Japanese 130: Polish, W.C. Black
109: Leghorn, S.C White 131: Polish, AOSV
110: Leghorn, AOSV 132: Sumatra, ASV (Bantam)
111: Plymouth Rock, White 133: Any Other AOCCL Standard Breed/Variety
112: Plymouth Rock, Barred Non-Standard
113: Plymouth Rock, AOSV 134: Any Non-Standard Breed/Variety (Bantam)
114: Rhode Island Red, S.C
115: Any Other SCCL Standard Breed/Variety
RCCL
116: Belgian Bearded d’Anver, ASV
117: Rosecomb, ASV
118: Sebright, ASV
119: Wyandotte, ASV (Bantam)
120: Any Other RCCL Standard Breed/Variety
CHICKEN - LARGE FOWL DIVISIONS
American Mediterranean (Continued)
150: New Hampshire Red 164: Leghorn, ASV
151: Plymouth Rock, ASV 165: Minorca, ASV
152: Rhode Island Red 166: Any Other Standard Med. Breed/Variety
153: Wyandotte, ASV (Large Fowl) Continental
154: Any Other Standard American Breed/Variety 167: Maran, ASV
Asiatic 168: Polish, ASV
155: Brahma, ASV (Large Fowl) 169: Any Other Standard Continental Breed/Variety
156: Cochin, ASV (Large Fowl) AOSB
157: Langshan, ASV 170: Ameraucana, ASV (Large Fowl)
English 171: Sumatra, ASV (Large Fowl)
158: Australorp 172: Old English Game, ASV
159: Cornish, ASV 173: Any Other AOSB Breed/Variety
160: Orpington, ASV Non-Standard
161: Any Other Standard English Breed/Variety 174: American Games, Any Variety
Mediterranean 175: Any Other Non-Standard Breed/Variety
162: Ancona
163: Leghorn, White
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OPEN POULTRY
DUCK DIVISIONS
Heavy Bantam
200: Pekin 206: Call, Gray
201: Any Other Standard Heavy Breed/Variety 207: Call, White
Medium 208: Call, AOV
202: Any Standard Medium Breed/Variety 209: Any Other Standard Bantam Breed/Variety
Light Non-Standard
203: Runner, White 210: Any Other Non-Standard Breed/Variety
204: Runner, AOV
205: Any Other Standard Light Breed/Variety
GEESE DIVISIONS
Heavy Light
225: Any Standard Heavy Breed/Variety 227: Chinese, ASV
Medium 228: Any Other Standard Light Breed/Variety
226: Any Standard Medium Breed/Variety Non-Standard
229: Any Non-Standard Breed/Variety
TURKEY DIVISIONS
Standard Non-Standard
250: Bronze 253: Non-Standard Variety
251: White Holland
252: Any Other Standard Variety
GUINEA FOWL DIVISIONS
Standard Non-Standard
275: Pearl 277: Any Non-Standard Variety
276: Any Other Standard Variety
POULTRY CLASSES
(Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys & Guinea Fowl)
Class 1 Cock – 1 year and older
Class 2 Hen – 1 year and older
Class 3 Cockerel – Under 1 year
Class 4 Pullet – Under 1 year
YOUTH POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP
1st - $10 / 2nd - $9 / 3rd - $8 / 4th - $7 / 5th - $6 / 6th - $5 / 7th - $4 / 8th - $3 / 9th - $2 / 10th - $1
Rosettes awarded for 1st through 10th place
300 – Youth Poultry Showmanship 302 – Youth Goose Showmanship 304 – Youth Guinea Fowl Showmanship
301 – Youth Duck Showmanship 303 – Youth Turkey Showmanship
Class 1 Primary Under 9 years of age as of opening day of LACF. No entry fee or premiums.
Class 2 Juniors Ages 9-11 as of opening day of LACF.
Class 3 Intermediates Ages 12-14 as of opening day of LACF
Class 4 Seniors Ages 15-19 as of opening day of LACF
P a g e 11 | 26RULES FOR ALL
LARGE ANIMALS
1. For information on arrival, check-in and departure, please refer to the timetable on page 3.
2. For group classes, all animals must be owned by on/same exhibitor, entered as individuals and of
one breed excluding llamas.
3. All tattoos must match registration papers exactly. If there is any discrepancy at the time of check-
in, the animal will be disqualified immediately.
4. Duplicate copies/photocopies of registration forms will be accepted in accordance with association
guidelines.
5. Water must be available for animals at all times.
6. Animals must be on display for the public at all times.
7. Only animals owned, fitted and shown by the exhibitor may be entered.
8. No one under the age of 9 will be permitted to show or assist in the show arena unless specified by
class.
9. A white shirt/distinct uniform of a specific show team is required for those assisting the exhibitors in
the show ring.
10. Cleaning of the barn/pen area must be completed no later than 8 a.m. each day. Barns must be
cleaned upon departure and not before 10 p.m.
11. No “FOR SALE” signs allowed on cages or in show areas. The selling of animals is not permitted. The
LA County Fair is not responsible for any animals sold at the Fair.
12. Violation of the above rules may result in disqualification or forfeiture of premiums.
13. The Livestock Department reserves the right to limit entries to facilities available. In the event that
entries exceed facilities available, entries will be accepted in the order in which they were entered.
14. After online entries close, if there are fewer than two exhibitors with a minimum of 10 animals
combined, the show will be cancelled and processing fees refunded
15. For all showmanship divisions, the following premium scale, awards and entry fees will be applied:
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20 / 8th - $15 / 9th - $10 / 10th – $5
Rosettes for each
(All other premiums and awards do not apply towards showmanship)
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YOUTH & OPEN PYGMY GOATS
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS (Youth and Open)
Jr. Champion/Reserve Jr. Champion Per Division - Rosette
Sr. Champion/Reserve Sr. Champion Per Division - Rosette
Grand Champion/Reserve Grand Champion Per Division - Buckle/Rosette
Dam and Daughter- Banner
Best Three Does- Banner
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. This is a sanctioned show (Youth and Open sanctioned separately) and will be held under the rules of the
National Pygmy Goat Association (NPGA) provided they do not conflict with any of the rules and regulations
prescribed by the LA County Fair.
4. Age of the goat shall be the day the goat is to be judged.
5. Exhibitor is responsible for providing microchip reader if a microchip is used as an I.D.
6. Original Registration Certificates issued by a breed association, must be checked by the livestock office when
the animals arrive on the Fairgrounds and must be kept on hand. All registration papers must be inspected and
approved by the Fair's representative before entries are allowed to be judged. Any exhibitor failing to produce
such documents will be disqualified from the class and the entry fee will not be refunded. NO EXCEPTIONS.
7. To record a win, a goat must be permanently tattooed or have a microchip prior to being shown in its individual
class on that day. Tattoo or Microchip must match registration certificate and LA County Fair entry. Tattoo must
be legible, allowing for re-tattooing, (pre-approved by NPGA) but no variations other than partial or complete
duplications.
8. Pygmy Goats must be disbudded or dehorned. Removal of horns on the fairgrounds will result in
disqualification. Scurs or regrowth cannot exceed 1 in. in length.
9. If exhibitor is not present prior to beginning of class, exhibitor will be scratched.
10. Southern California Pygmy Goat Association will be hosting a club show on Sunday, May 8. Contact SCPGA
for more information.
11. The American System of Judging will be used.
12. The Judges decisions shall be final.
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13.
YOUTH & OPEN PYGMY GOATS
DIVISION 1000 – Youth & Open Pygmy Goat Showmanship (p.12 for awards and premiums)
Class 1 Primary Under 9 years of age as of opening day of LACF. No entry fee or premiums.
Class 2 Juniors Ages 9-11 as of opening day of LACF.
Class 3 Intermediates Ages 12-14 as of opening day of LACF
Class 4 Seniors Ages 15-19 as of opening day of LACF
Class 5 Adults Adults 20 years and older as of opening day of LACF
DIVISION 1001 – Youth Pygmy Goat Wethers DIVISION 1005 – Open Pygmy Goat Wethers
DIVISION 1002 – Youth Pygmy Goat Bucks DIVISION 1006 – Open Pygmy Goat Bucks
Class 1 Junior Kid: Under 6 months (11/7/21 – 4/7/22)
Class 2 Senior Kid: 6 – 12 months (5/7/21 – 11/6/21)
Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion Wether/Bucks
Class 3 Yearling: 12 months to under 24 months (5/7/20 – 5/6/21)
Class 4 Two Year Old: 2 years t under 3 years old (5/7/19 – 5/6/20)
Class 5 Aged: 3 years and older (5/6/19 and older)
Senior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion
Grand Champion Pygmy and Reserve Grand Champion Pygmy Wether/Bucks
DIVISION 1003 – Youth Pygmy Goat Does DIVISION 1007 – Open Pygmy Goat Does
Class 1 Junior Kid: Under 6 months (11/7/21 – 4/7/22)
Class 2 Intermediate Kid: 6 to 8 months (9/7/21 – 11/6/21)
Class 3 Senior Kid: 9 months to under 12 months (5/7/21 – 9/6/21)
Class 4 Junior Yearling - Never Freshened: 12 months to under 18 months (11/7/20 – 5/6/21)
Class 5 Senior Yearling - Never Freshened: 18 months to under 24 months (5/7/20 – 11/6/20)
Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion
Class 6 Yearling or Younger - Freshened
Class 7 Two Year Old: 2 years to under 3 years old (5/7/19 – 5/6/20)
Class 8 Three Year Old: 3 years to under 4 years old (5/7/18 – 5/6/19)
Class 9 Aged: 4 years old and older (5/6/18 and older)
Senior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion
Grand Champion Pygmy and Reserve Grand Champion Pygmy Doe
Class 10 Dam and Daughter: Dam must be named. Both must be owned by the same exhibitor and entered
in Doe Division age classes
Class 11 Best Three (3) Does. All must be owned by the same exhibitor and entered as individuals
DIVISION 1004 – Youth Pen of 4 Pygmy Goats DIVISION 1008 – Open Pen of 4 Pygmy Goats
Class 1 Pen of 4 Pygmy Goats
1. Sign Up Ringside
2. All exhibitors must be in full uniform.
3. No more than two animals from any one exhibitor.
4. One pen per club or chapter allowed.
AWARDS
Champion- Banner
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OPEN BREEDING SHEEP
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS
Registered
Breed Champion & Reserve Champion Ram/Ewe - Rosettes
Supreme Champion Ram/Ewe - Buckle & Rosettes
Reserve Supreme Champion Ram/Ewe - Rosettes
Unregistered
Champion Grade Ram/Ewe – Buckle & Rosettes
Reserve Champion Grade Ram/Ewe – Rosettes
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. BOTH youth and adult exhibitors can enter in the open division since no youth division is offered.
4. Flock numbers shall be used to identify all entries. Numbers shall be on regular and practical tags attached to
the ear or tattooed in the ear. Exhibitor may not use the same flock number on more than one animal during
any two consecutive calendar years. Registration number may not be used as flock numbers.
5. Flock numbers and breeder’s initials, name or association prefix shall be on regular and practical tags attached
to the ear or tattooed in the ear for yearlings and lambs bred by the exhibitor.
6. Breed of sheep must be specified on entry form.
7. Registered animals – There must be a minimum of two exhibitors and 10 animals in a division in order for a
breed to show on its own. If fewer than two exhibitors and 10 animals are in a division, the animals will be
moved to either Div. 2033 (All Other Wool Breeds) or Div. 2043 (All Other Meat Breeds) depending on the
breed.
8. Lambs must show lamb’s teeth.
9. Sore mouth – Any sheep or lamb showing lesions or contagious ecthyma will NOT be permitted on grounds.
10. Tail docking – To qualify for exhibit, breeding lambs must be docked such that the tail (dock) is healed and can
be lifted from the exterior. Lambs that have no tail dock will not be eligible to show.
11. Long or short clips are permissible.
DIVISION 1500 – Youth Breeding Sheep Showmanship (p.12 for awards and premiums)
Class 1 Juniors Ages 9-11 as of opening day of LACF.
Class 2 Intermediates Ages 12-14 as of opening day of LACF
Class 3 Seniors Ages 15-19 as of opening day of LACF
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OPEN BREEDING SHEEP
BREEDING SHEEP DIVISIONS
Wool Breeds Meat Breeds
1501: Border Leicester 1520: Cheviot
1502: Columbia 1521: Dorset
1503: Corriedale 1522: Hampshire
1504: Cormo 1523: Montadale
1505: Cotswold 1524: Oxford
1506: Karakul 1525: Shropshire
1507: Lincoln 1526: Southdown
1508: Merino 1527: Suffolk
1509: Miniature Harlequin 1528: All Other Meat Breeds
1510: Natural Colored Unregistered
1511: Rambouillet 1530: Unregistered Grade (All breeds judged together)
* A permanent ear tag or tattoo is required. Animals
which have been registered by a purebred breed
association cannot be entered in this division.*
1512: Romney – White
1513: Romney – Colored
1514: Shetland
1515: All Other Wool Breeds
BREEDING SHEEP CLASSES
Class 1 Yearling Rams Born between September 2020 and August 2021
Class 2 Fall Ram Lambs Born between September 2021 and December 2021
Class 3 Spring Ram Lambs Born between January 2022 and February 5, 2022
Class 4 Pair of Ram Lambs Two Ram Lambs, bred and owned by exhibitor
Class 5 Yearling Ewes Born between September 2020 and August 2021
Class 6 Pair of Yearling Ewes Two Ewe Lambs, bred and owned by exhibitor
Class 7 Fall Ewe Lambs Born between September 2021 and December 2021
Class 8 Spring Ewe Lambs Born between January 2022 and February 5, 2022
Class 9 Pair of Ewe Lambs Two Ewe Lambs, bred and owned by exhibitor
Class 10 Young Flock One Ram and two Ewe Lambs, owned and bred by exhibitor
Class 11 Get of Sire Four sheep with both sexes represented. All sired by the same sire. Owned
and bred by exhibitor.
Class 12 Flock One Ram any age, two Yearling Ewes, and two Ewe Lambs. Owned by
exhibitor.
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OPEN ANGORA GOATS
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS
Champion Bucks/ Does - Buckle & Rosettes
Reserve Champion Bucks/ Does - Rosettes
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. BOTH youth and adult exhibitors can enter in the open division since no youth division is offered.
4. Long or short clips are permissible.
DIVISION 2000 – Angora Goat Showmanship (p.12 for awards and premiums)
Class 1 Open to all angora goat exhibitors (any age)
DIVISION 2001 – Registered Angora Goats
DIVISION 2002 – Natural Colored Angora Goats (Color recorded or registered)
Class 1 Aged Bucks Born prior to December 2018 (4 years and older)
Class 2 Aged Bucks Born between December 2018 and November 2020 (2 and 3 year olds)
Class 3 Yearling Buck Born between December 2020 and November 2021
Class 4 Early Buck Kid Born between December 2021 and January 2022
Class 5 Late Buck Kid Born between February and April 2022
Class 6 Pair of Buck Kids Two buck kids, owned by exhibitor
Class 7 Aged Does Born prior to December 2018 (4 years and older)
Class 8 Aged Does Born between December 2018 and November 2020 (2 and 3 year olds)
Class 9 Yearling Doe Born between December 2020 and November 2021
Class 10 Pair of Yearling Does Two yearling does, owned by exhibitor
Class 11 Early Doe Kid Born between December 2021 and January 2022
Class 12 Late Doe Kid Born between February and April 2022
Class 13 Pair of Doe Kids Two doe kids, owned by exhibitor
Class 14 Young Herd One buck kid and two doe kids, owned by exhibitor
Class 15 Get of Sire Four animals, the get of one sire, both sexes represented, owned by the
exhibitor
Class 16 Dam and Produce Dam and one of her offspring of either sex and any age. Owned by
one/same exhibitor. One entry by the same dam per exhibitor.
Class 17 Herd One buck, two doe kids and two yearling does, owned by exhibitor
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OPEN ANGORA GOATS
DIVISION 2003 – Wether Angora Goats
Class 1 Senior White Wether Born prior to May 2021
Class 2 Junior White Wether Born between May 2021 and April 2022
Class 3 Senior Colored Wether Born prior to May 2021
Class 4 Junior Colored Wether Born between May 2021 and April 2022
DIVISION 2004 – Angora Goat Fleece
Class 1 Best Registered Angora Fleece
Class 2 Best Natural Colored Fleece
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OPEN BEEF CATTLE
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS
Supreme Champion – Buckle & Rosette
Reserve Supreme Champion – Rosette
Division Champions – Rosette
Division Reserve Champions – Rosettes
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. BOTH youth and adult exhibitors can enter in the open division since no youth division is offered.
4. Breeding Beef: Animals entered in registered divisions must provide animal’s registration paperwork from an
appropriate cattle association.
5. Prospect Beef: Steers and/or heifers are acceptable entries in this division.
6. Prospect Beef: Classes will be divided by weight after all beef are weighed in.
DIVISION 2500 – Beef Cattle Showmanship (p.12 for awards and premiums)
Class 1 Junior Ages 9-13 as of opening day of LACF
Class 2 Senior Ages 14-19 as of opening day of LACF
Class 3 Adults Adults ages 20 or older as of opening day of LACF
DIVISION 2501 – Registered Breeding Beef Cattle
DIVISION 2502 – Grade Breeding Beef Cattle
Class 1 Junior Bull Calf Born after January 1, 2022
Class 2 Senior Bull Calf September 1, 2021 – December 31, 2021
Class 3 Junior Heifer Calf Born after January 1, 2022
Class 4 Senior Heifer Calf September 1, 2021 – December 31, 2021
Class 5 Summer Yearling Heifer May 1, 2021 – August 31, 2021
Class 6 Junior Yearling Heifer January 1, 2021 – April 30, 2021
Class 7 Senior Yearling Female March 1, 2020 – December 31, 2020
Class 8 Aged Cow Born prior to March 1, 2020 (no calf at site)
Class 9 Cow & Calf Cow born prior to March 1, 2020. Calf less than 205 days of age.
Class 10 Pair of Females Two females, owned by exhibitor
DIVISION 2503 – Progress and Prospect Market Beef
Class 98 Progress Beef – weigh a minimum of 1000 pounds
Class 99 Prospect Beef – weigh 999 pounds and under
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OPEN & YOUTH LLAMAS
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS
Grand Champion Performance - Buckle
Reserve Grand Champion Performance - Rosette
Champion Male or Female Suri Wool - Buckle
Reserve Champion Male or Female Suri Wool - Rosette
Champion Light/Medium Male or Female Wool - Buckle
Reserve Champion Light/Medium Male or Female Wool - Rosette
Champion Heavy Male or Female Wool - Buckle
Reserve Champion Heavy Male or Female Wool - Rosette
Halter Best of Show Male or Female - Buckle
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. This is a sanctioned show and is recognized by the International Llama Registry – Show Division (ILR-SD). ILR-
SD rules, definitions and judging procedures govern provided they do not conflict with Division of Fairs or
Department of Food and Agriculture rules and regulations.
4. ILR-SD requires a $3 fee per animal entered (example: if you have three llamas entered, the fee is $9). This fee
is due at the time of check-in, payable to ILR-SD, only cash or check accepted.
5. Original International Llama Registry (ILR) certificates required at check-in.
6. Owner/exhibitor information must match entry and registration paperwork.
7. Llamas may be shown in youth or adult performance classes.
8. In Youth Divs., exhibitors shall show only one llama, but more than 1 youth exhibitor can show the same llama.
9. If there are less than six entries in any two youth divisions the youth divisions may be combined.
10. Pens are typically 8-by-8 feet and 4 feet high. Space is limited. Limited self-penning space will be available.
11. All llamas shall be presented for judging with a halter and lead rope and no additional decorations, including
but not limited to: tassels, pompoms or other removable decorations.
12. Crias may not accompany nursing alpaca or llama mothers, it is recommended not to show nursing mothers.
13. Fair staff or the judge may dismiss unruly animals from the ring. Animals may be dismissed even prior to
entering the ring if deemed unruly.
14. All llamas must be shown in the correct age and sex classification.
15. Llamas may be entered in only one halter class or wool division. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to place
their llama in the correct division and class.
16. Large classes may be divided for judging at the request of the judge; only one set of awards will be given for
the class as a whole.
17. Alpacas and llamas may not be moved from one class to another after halter judging has begun except at the
judge’s discretion.
18. Youth may show intact males.
19. All llamas five months and older, must be registered or listed with the ILR.
20. Any llama with IRL listing can show in performance, showmanship, youth and other optional classes. Llamas
must be “LL” IRL registered to be shown in halter and fleece classes.
21. Animal’s age determined by show date.
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OPEN & YOUTH LLAMAS
DIVISION 3000 – Youth & Adult Llama Showmanship (p.12 for awards and premiums)
Class 1 Junior Ages 7-11 years of age as of the opening day of LACF
Class 2 Intermediate Ages 12-14 years of age as of the opening day of LACF
Class 3 Senior Ages 15-18 years of age as of opening day of LACF
Class 4 Adult 18 years of age and older as of opening day of LACF
DIVISION 3001 – Silky Wool – Should have natural luster, some loft, some wave or crinkle but not crimp. The guard
hair is nearly indiscernible and the fiber exhibits very soft or silky handle.
DIVISION 3002 – Suri Wool – Should have natural luster and hand drape over the llamas body, usually forming a
natural part along the spine. The fiber is also characterized by the absence of crimp and minimal loft.
DIVISION 3003 – Light and Medium Wool – Light Wool – minimal body wool, short neck wool with smooth legs.
Medium Wool – moderate to long body wool, minimal to moderate neck wool, smooth to moderate leg wool.
DIVISION 3004 – Heavy Wool – Abundant body and neck wool with minimal to abundant leg wool.
Class 1 Male Juvenile 5 to 12 months old
Class 2 Male Yearling 13 to 24 months old
Class 3 Male Two Year Olds 25 to 36 months old
Class 4 Male Adults 37 months or older
Class 5 Female Juvenile 5 to 12 months old
Class 6 Female Yearling 13 to 24 months old
Class 7 Female Two Year Olds 25 to 36 months old
Class 8 Female Adults 37 months or older
DIVISION 3005 – Non-Breeding Llamas
Class 1 Yearling 13 to 24 months old
Class 2 Two Year Olds 24 to 36 months old
Class 3 Adult 37 months or older
DIVISION 3006 - Groups
Class 1 Get of Sire Three offspring (either sex) by the same sire and at least two different
dams. One entry by same sire per exhibitor.
Class 2 Produce of Dam Two offspring (either sex) by the same dam. One entry by same dam
per exhibitor.
DIVISION 3007 – Youth Obstacle
DIVISION 3008 – Youth Public Relations
DIVISION 3009 – Youth Pack
Class 1 Junior Exhibitors 7-11year-olds
Class 2 Intermediate Exhibitors 12-14 year-olds
Class 3 Senior Exhibitors 15-19 year-olds
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OPEN & YOUTH LLAMAS
Point Performance Rules:
1. Classes are opened to any sex and llamas five months of age or older.
2. The judge shall make the final inspection of the course to insure its safety.
3. Llamas are limited to one attempt at each obstacle. After three refusals of three separate obstacles, the judge
will dismiss the animal from the course.
4. A diagram of all courses will be posted at least one hour before the scheduled class.
DIVISION 3010 – Point Performance
Class 1 Novice Freestyle Obstacle
Class 2 Advance Freestyle Obstacle
Class 3 Novice Public Relations
Class 4 Advance Public Relations
Class 5 Novice Pack
Class 6 Advanced Pack
Costume Contest Rules:
1. Exhibitor does not need to be the owner of the animal.
2. The exhibitor may choose material and design of the outfit, but no harmful coloring may be used on the
animal. Costume design must not interfere with other animals or exhibitor safety.
3. Animal must be conditioned, fitted, and trained to show at halter.
4. All rules for exhibiting at the LA County Fair shall govern.
5. No “open toe” shoes.
6. In order to compete exhibitors must submit commentary to livestock office no later than 3:00 pm the
day of show.
7. Creativity is encouraged. Any additions to commentary and/or exhibit to improve the entertainment
value are allowed.
8. While the fair will supply a commentary reader, exhibitors are welcome to designate their own individual.
Commentaries for all exhibitors should be a minimum of 1 minute and a maximum of 5 minutes.
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20 / 8th - $15 / 9th - $10 / 10th - $5
Rosettes for each
DIVISION 3011 – Llama Costume Contest
Class 1 Youth Llama Costume Contest (7 to 18 years old)
Class 2 Open Llama Costume Contest
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OPEN BOER GOATS
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS
Supreme Champion – Buckle
Reserve Supreme Champion – Rosette
Division Champion – Rosette
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. BOTH youth and adult exhibitors can enter in the open division since no youth division is offered.
4. Individual animals can be entered in one division only.
5. All animals must have a scrapie tag and an ear tag or microchip (if microchipped, exhibitor is responsible for
bringing a chip reader).
DIVISION 3500 – Youth & Open Boer Goat Showmanship (p.12 for awards and premiums)
Class 1 Junior Ages 9-13 as of opening day of LACF
Class 2 Senior Ages 14-19 as of opening day of LACF
Class 3 Adults Adults ages 20 or older as of opening day of LACF
DIVISION 3501 – Full Blood Bucks
DIVISION 3502 – Full Blood Does
DIVISION 3503 – Commercial Meat Wethers
DIVISION 3504 – Commercial Meat Breeding Does
Class 1 0 – 3 Months February 1, 2022 – April 31, 2022
Class 2 3 – 6 Months November 1, 2021 – January 31, 2022
Class 3 6 – 9 Months August 1, 2021 – October 31, 2021
Class 4 9 – 12 Months May 1, 2021 – July 31, 2021
Class 5 12 – 18 Months November 1, 2020 – April 30, 2021
Class 6 18 – 24 Months May 1, 2020 – October 31, 2020
Class 7 2yrs and older Before May 2020
Class 8 Get of Sire 3 Animals sired by the same buck, owned by the same exhibitor. Sire number
must be on entry.
Class 9 Best Pair 2 animals owned by exhibitor. Buck and Doe or Two Does.
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YOUTH DAIRY GOATS
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS
Division Champion/Reserve Champion – Rosettes
Best Doe of Show – Rosette
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. This is a sanctioned show and is recognized by the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA). ADGA rules, definitions and
judging procedures are prescribed in the current edition of the guide book to govern.
4. This is a combined junior and senior, youth sanctioned show.
5. The show order is subject to change to make the show run smoothly.
6. Animals must be owned by exhibitor for 60 days prior to the opening day of the LA County Fair (purchase by 3/5/22).
DIVISION 4000 – Youth Dairy Goat Showmanship (p.12 for awards and premiums)
Class 1 Primary Ages 5-9 as of opening day of LACF. No entry fee or premiums.
Class 2 Juniors Ages 9-11 as of opening day of LACF.
Class 3 Intermediates Ages 12-14 as of opening day of LACF
Class 4 Seniors Ages 15-19 as of opening day of LACF
DIVISION 4001 – Alpine DIVISION 4005 – Toggenburg
DIVISION 4002 – Nubian DIVISION 4006 – Nigerian Dwarf
DIVISION 4003 – Oberhasli DIVISION 4007 – All Other Purebreds
DIVISION 4004 – Saanen DIVISION 4008 – Recorded Grade
Class 1 Junior Kid Born between 4/2/22 and 4/20/22
Class 2 Intermediate Kid Born between 2/17/22 and 4/1/22
Class 3 Senior Kid Born between 1/1/22 and 2/16/22
Class 4 Yearling Not in Milk 1 year and under 2 (born in 2021)
Class 5 Junior Get of Sire Three does not in milk from classes 1-4, sired by the same buck. Owned by one/same
exhibitor. One entry by same buck per exhibitor.
Class 6 Yearling Milkers 1 year and under 2 (born in 2021)
Class 7 Two Year Olds 2 years and under 3 (born in 2020)
Class 8 Three Year Olds 3 years and under 4 (born in 2019)
Class 9 Four Year Olds 4 years and under 5 (born in 2018)
Class 10 Five Years and Older Born on or prior to 12/31/17
Class 11 Best Three Females Any age, owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry per exhibitor.
Class 12 Senior Get of Sire Three does sired by the same buck with at least one a yearling or older in milk. Owned
by one/same exhibitor. One entry by same buck per exhibitor. Cannot use same buck
for Jr. Get of Sire unless three different does are shown.
Class 13 Dam and Daughter Dam and her daughter. Owned by same exhibitor with one entry by same dam.
Class 14 Produce of Dam Two does from same dam. Owned by same exhibitor with one entry by same dam.
Class 15 Dairy Herd Four does in milk. Owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry per exhibitor.
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OPEN DAIRY GOATS
ENTRY FEE $5.00
*Please note entry fee is non-refundable
Premiums offered per class
1st - $50 / 2nd - $45 / 3rd - $40 / 4th - $35 / 5th - $30 / 6th - $25 / 7th - $20
Ribbons for each
AWARDS
Junior Champion/Reserve Champion – Rosettes
Best Junior Doe of Show – Rosette
Senior Champion/Reserve Champion – Rosettes
Best Senior Doe of Show – Rosette
GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
1. For general large animal rules, please refer to “Rules for All Large Animals” on page 12.
2. For information on arrival and departure, refer to the timetable on page 3.
3. This is a sanctioned show and is recognized by the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA). ADGA rules, definitions and
judging procedures are prescribed in the current edition of the guide book to govern.
4. Junior and senior animals are separately sanctioned for both shows.
5. Show A is only open to adult exhibitors, Show B is open to both youth and adult exhibitors.
6. The show order is subject to change to make the show run smoothly.
7. Animals must be owned by exhibitor for 60 days prior to the opening day of the LA County Fair (purchase by 3/5/22).
DIVISION 4500 – Show A - Alpine DIVISION 4504 – Show A - Toggenburg
DIVISION 4501 – Show A - Nubian DIVISION 4505 – Show A - Nigerian Dwarf
DIVISION 4502 – Show A - Oberhasli DIVISION 4506 – Show A – All Other Purebreds
DIVISION 4503 – Show A - Saanen
Class 1 Junior Kid Born between 4/2/22 and 4/20/22
Class 2 Intermediate Kid Born between 2/17/22 and 4/1/22
Class 3 Senior Kid Born between 1/1/22 and 2/16/22
Class 4 Yearling Not in Milk 1 year and under 2 (born in 2021)
Class 5 Junior Get of Sire Three does not in milk from classes 1-4, sired by the same buck. Owned by one/same
exhibitor. One entry by same buck per exhibitor.
Class 6 Yearling Milkers 1 year and under 2 (born in 2021)
Class 7 Two Year Olds 2 years and under 3 (born in 2020)
Class 8 Three Year Olds 3 years and under 4 (born in 2019)
Class 9 Four Year Olds 4 years and under 5 (born in 2018)
Class 10 Five Years and Older Born on or prior to 12/31/17
Class 11 Best Three Females Any age, owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry per exhibitor.
Class 12 Senior Get of Sire Three does sired by the same buck with at least one a yearling or older in milk.
Owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry by same buck per exhibitor. Cannot use
same buck for Jr. Get of Sire unless three different does are shown.
Class 13 Dam and Daughter Dam and her daughter. Owned by same exhibitor with one entry by same dam.
Class 14 Produce of Dam Two does from same dam. Owned by same exhibitor with one entry by same dam.
Class 15 Dairy Herd Four does in milk. Owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry per exhibitor.
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OPEN DAIRY GOATS
DIVISION 4510 – Show B - Alpine DIVISION 4514 – Show B - Toggenburg
DIVISION 4511 – Show B - Nubian DIVISION 4515 – Show B - Nigerian Dwarf
DIVISION 4512 – Show B - Oberhasli DIVISION 4516 – Show B – All Other Purebreds
DIVISION 4513 – Show B - Saanen
Class 1 Junior Kid Born between 4/2/22 and 4/20/22
Class 2 Intermediate Kid Born between 2/17/22 and 4/1/22
Class 3 Senior Kid Born between 1/1/22 and 2/16/22
Class 4 Yearling Not in Milk 1 year and under 2 (born in 2021)
Class 5 Junior Get of Sire Three does not in milk from classes 1-4, sired by the same buck. Owned by one/same
exhibitor. One entry by same buck per exhibitor.
Class 6 Yearling Milkers 1 year and under 2 (born in 2021)
Class 7 Two Year Olds 2 years and under 3 (born in 2020)
Class 8 Three Year Olds 3 years and under 4 (born in 2019)
Class 9 Four Year Olds 4 years and under 5 (born in 2018)
Class 10 Five Years and Older Born on or prior to 12/31/17
Class 11 Best Three Females Any age, owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry per exhibitor.
Class 12 Senior Get of Sire Three does sired by the same buck with at least one a yearling or older in milk.
Owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry by same buck per exhibitor. Cannot use
same buck for Jr. Get of Sire unless three different does are shown.
Class 13 Dam and Daughter Dam and her daughter. Owned by same exhibitor with one entry by same dam.
Class 14 Produce of Dam Two does from same dam. Owned by same exhibitor with one entry by same dam.
Class 15 Dairy Herd Four does in milk. Owned by one/same exhibitor. One entry per exhibitor.
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