Fair Book - Davis County Fair

The 38th Annual
Fort
Bloomfield
IRCA/URA
Rodeo
July 2, 3, 4
2016
153nd Annual
Davis
County
Fair
July 12-17
2016
7:30 PM
3 Packed Performance Nights
Rotary Pancake Breakfast &
Parade July 4
Fireworks July 4
Slack & Dance Nightly
Kids Games During the Rodeo
Blue Jeans
and
Country Dreams
IRCA Rodeo of the Year
2010 & 2011
Official Premium Book
What’s Inside?
Rodeo Info......................Page 2
Fair Schedules..............Page 3
SPONSORS & ROSTER....... PAGE 4
Activities........................Page 5
Art Hall..........................Page 9
Special Attractions.....Page 11
Grandstand...................Page 12
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Fort Bloomfield Rodeo
Rodeo Schedule
Friday, July 1
5:30-6:30 PM Sign up for Mutton Busting
(ages 4 thru 8)
6:45 PM Tryouts for eliminations…top 10 in each age
group will qualify to ride during a rodeo performance
Gates to Pavilion open at 6 PM each night of the Rodeo
Saturday, July 2
6-8 PM Face Painting by Desi
sponsored by Davis County Hospital
7:30 PM Rodeo Performance
including 8 yr old group of Mutton Busting finalists
Slack and dance afterwards in Jr. Livestock Pavilion with
Lights & Sounds DJ Service
Sunday, July 3
11 AM Cowboy Church at arena
with Jason Rouse of Unionville, Mo.
6-8 PM Tammy’s Glitter Tattoos
sponsored by Davis County Hospital
7:30 PM “Pink Night” Rodeo Performance
including 6-7 yr. old Mutton Busting Finalists
Slack and dance afterwards in Jr. Livestock Pavilion with
Lights & Sounds DJ Service
Monday, July 4
7-11 AM Rotary Pancake Breakfast in Courtyard
1 PM Ft. Bloomfield Rodeo Parade
sponsored by Rotary
7:30 PM Rodeo Performance
including 4 -5 yr. old Mutton Busting Finalists
Followed by Fireworks Spectacular presented by
Bloomfield Volunteer Fire Department
Dance following fireworks in Jr. Livestock Pavilion with
Lights & Sounds DJ Service
KIDS GAMES EACH NIGHT DURING PERFORMANCE
sponsored by Rex Ornduff
Best Seat in the House
Sponsored by Overstreet, Inc.
Two lucky people at each performance will get to watch the
rodeo from the “Best Seats” in the house. Just prior to the
beginning of each performance, two people will be chosen
at random by our committee. Winners will receive a Fort
Bloomfield Rodeo T-shirt and Committee members will
cater to them during the performance by delivering food and
beverages at no charge to the lucky winners!
Raffle for Henry Big Boy Carbine .45 Colt Rifle
Ft. Bloomfield Rodeo Committee is holding a raffle for a
Henry Big Boy Carbine .45 Colt Rifle, American Walnut
stock with brass barrel and receiver, MSRP $899.95. Rifle
is sponsored by the rodeo committee and Adam’s Ammo in
Drakesvile, Ia. Tickets are $5 each or 6/$25. Available at
Adam’s Ammo and from any committee member. Winner
will be drawn during the last rodeo performance on July
4th. Need not be present to win and ONLY 750 tickets are
being sold.
CHUTE SPONSORS
Bloomfield Livestock Market
Crop Services
Davis County Tire
Johnson Trucking
Success Bank
Tri-County Shopper-Grand Entry Gate
EVENT SPONSORS
All-around Cowboy/Cowgirl-Adam’s
Ammo, Gary Sprouse Family
and Keith’s Foods
Bareback Bronc-Feeds and Needs,
Keosauqua
Barrel Racing-Community 1st Credit Union
Breakaway Roping-Cattle Auctions Weekly
Bull Riding-Lough Crop Insurance
Open Calf Roping-1st Iowa State Bank
Over 40 Calf Roping-Iowa Farm & Home
Real Estate, Keosauqua
Saddle Bronc-J’s One Stop
Steer Wrestling-Sullivan Auctioneers, LLC,
Hamilton, Il.
Team Roping (header)-Troy Elevator
Team Roping (heeler)-Wiggy Electric
All-around Cowboy or Cowgirl will
receive an engraved Henry Big Boy
Carbine .45 Colt Rifle, American
Walnut stock with brass barrel and
receiver, MSRP $899.95. Other event
winners will receive custom spurs by
Shea Michelle Fisher.
ARENA SPONSORS
AgriGold-Kallie Burns
A & J Quickmart, Floris
Big Bend Livestock Solutions, Keosauqua
Bloomfield Auto/RT Auto
Bloomfield True Value
Bradley Insurance, Memphis, Mo.
Buddies, Lancaster, Mo.
Carnahan Insurance Agency
Casey’s General Store
CJ’s Family Restaurant
Davis Seed, Moravia
Dutch Valley Market, Albia
Egbert Dustless Blasting
Fabius Creek Lamb
Farm Financial Strategies, Inc.Travis Harris
Farmers National Company-Mike Howk
Fetcho Family Chiropractic
Flywheel, Centerville
Goehring Auction/Goehring Construction,
Keosauqua
Grim Custom Farming
Hairy Nation Antiques
Hill Productions and Media Group
Hitched Bridal & Formal Wear
Hopkins Fencing
Jetstop, Milton
Joe Machens Ford Lincoln,
Jefferson City, Mo.
KOJY FM
Long Term Medical Supply
Lough Crop Insurance
Lynch Realty
M3 Fabrication LLC.
Making Memories
Mobile 1/Lube Express, Ottumwa
MPA Computers
Nathan Olinger Trucking, Floris
NexGen Ag Solutions LLC-Cecil Reed
North Side Insurance
Official Pest Control, Moravia
Orscheln Farm & Home, Ottumwa
Perk’s Processing, Unionville
Quik Time, Drakesville
Route 63 Diner
Shabby Chic Beauty Salon
Shopko
Slick’s Bar & Grill
Southern Iowa Tree Service, Floris
State Farm Insurance Jim Carnahan Agency
Swede King Memorial
FIREWORKS SPONSORS
American Legion, sponsor of
American Flag Display
Bloomfield Livestock Market
Bodkins Trucking
Citizens Mutual
Clearview Animal Hospital
D. C. Diesel
Davis County Realtors
Diamondz Pizza
Harris Distributing, West Grove
Hoskin Elevator
Kincart Physical Therapy
Lynch Realty
Patrick F. Curran, PC, Ottumwa
Pepsi Cola Memphis Bottling,
Memphis, Mo.
Quality Mark LLC-Col. Michael Howk
Sinclair Tractor
Slick’s Bar & Grill
Spilman Auto Parts
Wagler Funeral Home
Yoder Lumber
FRIENDS OF FT. BLOOMFIELD
RODEO
4 You 2 Envy, Ottumwa
Adam’s Ammo, Drakesville
B&B Propane, Pulaski
Bank of the West
Barker Feed & Farm Supply, Keosauqua
Bloomfield Anesthetist Group
Bloomfield Democrat
Bloomfield Hotel Group-Cobblestone Inn
Bloomfield Monument
Bodkins Trucking
Bonaparte Retreat, Bonaparte
Cason’s Pride & Joy Simmentals, Albia
Citizens Mutual
Cherry Grove Antiques, Downing, Mo.
Clearview Animal Hospital
Cool Jewel, Moulton
Country Shadows
D. C. Diesel
Davis County Realtors
Dearborn/Becker Roofing
Diamondz Pizza
Donald R. Wirtanen, D.O.
Double C-Cowboy Country, Ottumwa
Essential Massage
Finish Line Auto, Downing, Mo.
Floor to Ceiling, Ottumwa
Great Day Café, Keosauqua
Harris Distributing, West Grove
Hastings Meat Processing
Heartland Aviation
High Auction Service LLC, Downing, Mo.
Hog Slat
Hoskin Elevator
Huggins Electric
Hy-Vee Pharmacy
Image Shapers
Jessie’s Sewing Room
Jet Gas Corporation, Pulaski
JR Feed & Supply
Kincart Physical Therapy
Kollision Korner
Lancaster Lumber Co., Lancaster, Mo.
Lough Trenching
Lynch Law Office
Massage Works
MFA Agri Services, Lanscaster, Mo.
Mikels, Inc.
Moulton Locker, Moulton
Mutchler Center
Osteopathic Medical Center
Ottumwa Chiropractic Clinic, Ottumwa
Patrick F. Curran, PC, Ottumwa
Pepsi Cola Memphis Bottling,
Memphis, Mo.
Perfect Touch
Quail Forever-Davis County Chapter
Quality Mark LLC-Col. Michael Howk
Ruth Enterprises, Downing, Mo.
Shear Perfection
Sinclair Tractor
Snowman
Southern Iowa Electric Coop
Spilman Auto Parts
The Cheese Post, Downing, Mo.
The Country Doctor
The Bridal Cottage, Ottumwa
The Flower Shop
Thomas Pharmacy, Keosauqua
Upholstery & Sew Forth
Van Mersbergen Insurance
Wagler Funeral Home
Walker’s Welding & Repair, Centerville
Wasko Hardware, Keosauqua
White Communications
Wortmann Machine & Welding
Yoder Lumber
Pink Night for Cancer Awareness
In memory of former rodeo committee members, rodeo
volunteers, contestants and their families affected by cancer
we will donate $3 to Look to the Stars for every Fort
Bloomfield Rodeo T-shirt sold at all 3 performances.
Fort Bloomfield Rodeo Committee
Adam Bridgman, Barb Cole, Jared Frymoyer,
Mary Goehring, Ed & Vicki Good,
Mary Jo Johnson, Lexis Lynch, Ronda Rodgers,
Liz Stewart, Donna Thompson,
Cole & Devia Swaim, Stacy Erdmann,
Austin & Alyssa Swaim
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Mutton Busting is Back!
Coloring Contest
Tryouts July 1st , signup from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, buck at
6:45 pm, $5 ENTRY FEE.
3 age groups: 4 & 5 years, 6 & 7 years and 8 years. Ages
at date of event with a weight limit of 70 lbs. Helmets are
required (bring one if you can) and vests are highly recommended. 10 finalists in each age group will receive special
Mutton Busting t-shirts and advance to the finals to be held
during the rodeo performance each night when 1st , 2nd and
3rd places will be determined in each age group. 1st place in
the finals will receive a trophy, 2nd & 3rd will receive rosette
ribbons.
Sponsored by:
Swaim Farms Show Cattle,
Austin Swaim & Family and Fabius Creek Lamb
We are having a coloring contest for three age groups: 4 and
under, 5 - 7 and 8 - 10.
Go to http://daviscountyfair.org to get the picture for your
age group or you may pick up pictures at CJ’s Restaurant.
Take it to CJ’s between June 10 and June 25. No entries
before June 10 please. One winner from each age group will
be picked on June 26. The winners will each receive a gift
certificate from CJ’s and four tickets to the Rodeo.
Pictures will be displayed at CJ’s Restaurant from June 10
to June 25. All pictures will also be displayed during the
Rodeo.
Sponsored by:
CJ’s Restaurant and
Ft. Bloomfield Rodeo Committee
2016 Davis County Fair Schedule
Monday, July 11
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Fair Administration Office open; sale of Advance Carnival Ride Coupons
Noon - 6:00 p.m. Art Hall & Antique Show entries received at Exhibit Hall
Tuesday, July 12
9:00 a.m. Noon – 9:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
6:00 – 11:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Fair Administration Office open;
FINAL sale of Advance Carnival Ride Coupons until Noon
Classic-Antique Tractor Show Registration
Bingo
Fair Food Stands Open
Carnival Session
Harness Races – Grandstand
Minute-to-Win-It – Veatch Stage
Free
p.m.
p.m.
Daily
Shows
5, 8
5-7
Team Rock
Tammy’s Glitter Tattoos (playground area)
Wednesday, July 13
8:00 – 10:00 a.m. Classic-Antique Tractor Show Registration
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Horticulture & Floriculture Entries received at Exhibit Hall
Noon
4-H and Art Exhibit Hall open until 10:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. Bingo
4:00 p.m.
Chicken Bingo – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
6:00 p.m.
Post winners of Drawing Prizes
6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Fun Barn – Projects & Activities for Kids – Blue Ribbon Barn
6:00 – 11:00 p.m. Carnival Session
6:30 p.m.
Minute-to-Win-It – Veatch Stage
7:00 p.m.
Queen Contest – Show Pavilion
Fair Supporter & Director awards presented during intermission
7:30 p.m.
Twin States Truck & Tractor Pull – Grandstand
Classic Tractor Parade at the start of the pull
8:00 p.m.
Bucket Calf Costume Parade (or immediately following Queen Contest)
10:00 a.m. Games for Everyone! – Show Pavilion
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Share at the Fair – Veatch Stage
11:00 a.m.
Turtle Races – Show Pavilion (following games); registration at 10:00 a.m.
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Nauvoo on the Road – Log Cabin Area
1:00 – 5:00 p.m. Carnival Session
2:00 p.m.
Oldy-Wed Game: Married 20 yrs & Over – Show Pavilion
4:00 p.m. Bingo
4:00 p.m.
Chicken Bingo – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
4:00 p.m.
4-H Communication Presentations – Veatch Stage
6:00 p.m.
Post Winners of Drawing Prizes & Trailer Raffle
6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Fun Barn – Projects & Activities for Kids – Blue Ribbon Barn
6:00 – 11:00 p.m. Final Carnival Session
7:00 p.m.
Clean Stall Awards presented – 4-H Builidng
7:30 p.m.
Stock Car Races – Grandstand – Hot Laps at 7:00
8:00 p.m.
Horse Pulling – Show Pavilion
1, 6, 8
p.m.
Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment
2, 5, 7:30 p.m.
Team Rock
Free
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Rockin’ H Chuckwagon
Daily
3:30-5:30 p.m.
Tom Terrific the Balloon Man (Jr. Livestock Pavilion)
Shows
6-8
p.m.
Face Painting by Desi (Show Pavilion)
6-8 p.m.
Tammy’s Glitter Tattoos (playground area)
Sunday, July 17
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
Noon
2:00 p.m.
2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m. Livestock exhibits released
4-H & Art Exhibit Hall open until 2:00 p.m.
Hawkeye Pedal Pull – Show Pavilion – Registration at 11:30
Bill Riley Talent Search – Blue Ribbon Barn
4-H/FFA & Art Exhibit Hall exhibits released
Bingo
Drawing for Winner of Fair Quilt – Veatch Stage
Clean-up Drawing for unclaimed prizes – must be present to win
Demo Derby – Grandstand
1, 6, 8
p.m.
Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment
Free
5, 7:30 p.m.
Team Rock
Daily
6-8 p.m.
Tammy’s Glitter Tattoos (Show Pavilion)
Shows
6-8
p.m.
Tom Terrific the Balloon Man (Davis Co. Hospital Trailer)
Thursday, July 14
9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m.
Noon 3:30 p.m.
3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
6:00 – 11:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Davis Co. Farm Bureau Youth Livestock Judging Contest – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Pie & Cake Baking Contest – Veatch Picnic Shelter; entries at 8:30 a.m.
4-H & Art Exhibit Hall open until 10:00 p.m.
Auction of Pie & Cake Baking Contest items – Veatch Stage
Novice Sheep Showmanship – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Classic Tractor Games – Tractor Show display
Bingo
Chicken Bingo – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Open Lamb Show – Jr. Livestock Pavilion; must be checked in by 4:00
Post Winners of Drawing Prizes
Fun Barn – Projects & Activities for Kids – Blue Ribbon Barn
Community 1st Credit Union Ground Train – Fairgrounds
Carnival Session
Minute-to-Win-It – Veatch Stage
Davis County Cattlemen’s Bottle-Bucket Calf Show – Show Pavilion
followed by Celebrity Steer Show
Winged Sprint Cars & Late Model Special – Grandstand – Hot Laps at 7:00
Tuesday July 12
1:00 pm Home-Ec, Science & Eng., Expressive Arts, and ANR judging as scheduled for Conference Judging. Clubs will be notified about times.
Free
Daily
Shows
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Thursday July 14
8:00 am Bucket Bottle Calf, Bottle Lamb, & Bottle Goat Interviews – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
9:00 am Jr. Horse, Pony & Mule Judging – Outdoor Arena/Show Pavilion
4:00 pm Jr. Sheep Judging, Novice/Bottle Lamb Class/Showmanship –
Jr. Livestock Pavilion
1, 6, 8
5, 7:30
6-8
6-8
Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment
Team Rock
Face Painting by Desi (Davis Co. Hospital Trailer)
Tom Terrific the Balloon Man (playground area)
Friday, July 15
9:00 a.m.
Scavenger Hunt until 5:00 p.m. – enter at Administration Office
10:00 a.m. 4-H & Art Exhibit Hall open until 10:00 p.m.
2:00 – 5:00 p.m. Master Gardener Workshop – Veatch Stage
4:00 p.m.
Bingo
4:00 p.m.
Chicken Bingo – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
5:30 p.m.
Classic-Antique Tractor Show awards presented – Veatch Stage
6:00 p.m.
Post Winners of Drawing Prizes & announce Scavenger Hunt winner
6:00 p.m.
4-H Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection & $15 Challenge – Veatch Stage
6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Fun Barn – Projects & Activities for Kids – Blue Ribbon Barn
6:00 – 11:00 p.m. Carnival Session
8:30p.m.
CONCERT: Granger Smith, The Boys – Grandstand
1, 6, 8
p.m.
Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment
5, 7:30 p.m.
Team Rock
Free
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Rockin’ H Chuckwagon
Daily
5-7
p.m.
Face Painting by Desi (playground area)
Shows
6-8 p.m.
Tammy’s Glitter Tattoos (Davis Co. Hospital Trailer)
6-8
p.m.
Tom Terrific the Balloon Man (Veatch picnic area)
Saturday, July 16
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Classic-Antique Tractor Ride begins
Baby Contest – Show Pavilion; registration at 8:30 a.m.
followed by Ready-Set-Crawl Diaper Derby for Crawlers only
4-H & Art Exhibit Hall open until 10:00 p.m.
4-H & FFA SCHEDULE
Wednesday July 13
9:00-11:00 am Beef Weigh-in (including bottle calves, cow/calf), Breeding Females, and Dairy
11:00-Noon Sheep, Bottle Lambs, Bottle Goats, Meat Goats Weigh-in, and Breeding Animals
1:00-2:00 Meat Poultry, Turkeys and Rabbits Weigh-in
2:00-3:00 Horse Check-in
6:00–9:00 pm Swine Weigh-in & Ultra-sound for Swine, Beef, Sheep and Goats
Friday July 15
8:00 am 9:00 am 9:30 am 12:30 pm 4:00-6:00 pm 6:00 pm Dairy Show Judging – Show Pavilion
Bucket Bottle Calves, Jr. Market Beef Judging & Showmanship – Show Pavilion
(30 minute break for lunch)
Jr. Beef Heifers & Breeding Females, Jr. Cow/Calf – Show Pavilion
Jr. Rabbit Judging – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Jr. Poultry Judging – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Meat and Dairy Goat Show – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
4-H Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection & $15 Challenge – Veatch Stage
Saturday July 16
8:00 am 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm 7:00 pm Jr. Swine Judging – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Clover Kids Bottle Animals – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Clover Kids Pet Show – Jr. Livestock Pavilion
4-H Pet & Cat Show – Jr. Livestock Pavilion All pets/cats must be present for show at 3:00 pm
4-H Communication Presentations
Premium Money May Be Picked Up – 4-H Bldg
Sunday July 17
8:00 am 2:00-3:00 pm 4:00 pm Livestock Exhibits released
Home-Ec, Science & Eng., Expressive Arts, ANR exhibits released
Dog Show
Monday July 18
9:00 am Jr. Livestock Sale – Jr. Livestock Pavilion and Show Pavilion
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Thank You to Our Sponsors!
Advance Carnival Coupon Sales:
1st Iowa State Bank, Bank of the West,
Community 1st Credit Union, Success Bank
Antique Show: Hairy Nation Antiques
Art Hall, Horticulture & Floriculture: Bonnie Clyman,
Courtyard Gallery & Studio, Mikels, Inc.
Baby Contest: Bloomfield Newspapers,
Richard & Lisa Wagler, Rod & Lynn Shumate,
Rod & Norma Pickens
Bill Riley Talent Search: Gary & Linda McConnell,
Southfork Motel & Grill
Blackout Bingo: Crop Services Inc.,
Donald R. Wirtanen DO, Get-Togather Room - Lois
Lynch, Karr Street Automotive, Lough Crop Insurance,
Lynch Law Office, Lynch Realty, North Side Insurance,
Overstreet Inc., Taylor Automotive, Van Mersbergen
Insurance Inc., White Communications LLC,
Wiggy Electric
Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment: Success Bank
Bottle/Bucket Calf Show: Davis County Cattlemen
Bucket Calf Costume Parade: Bob & Jane Bigsby,
Fetcho Family Chiropractic, Greg & Deb Whitacre,
Ted & Mary Cary
Celebrity Steer Show: Davis County Cattlemen
Classic/Antique Tractor Show:
John Deere Ottumwa Works
Clean Stall Awards: Cattle Auctions Weekly,
Grim Farms, Lynch Law Office
Face Painting by Desi: Davis County Hospital,
Quik Time, Wigwam Daycare & Preschool
Fun Barn Activities: Anonymous, Bank of the West,
Davis County Dental, Farm Financial Strategies Inc. Travis Harris, Fleming Enterprizes LLC, Hog Slat Inc.
Games for Everyone: Bowling Fence
Granger Smith Concert: 1st Iowa State Bank,
Keith’s Foods
Harness Races: Dr. Edward Norman DDS
Horse Pulling: Dave & Mary Wiegand, Davencorp
Welding & Fabrication, Harris Distributing Inc.,
Horizon Buildings LLC, Hoskin Elevator Inc.,
Huggins Electric, RJ Lumber LLC, Sinclair Tractor,
Slick’s Bar, Sullivan Auctioneers LLC, Yoder Lumber
Log Cabin Museum: Davis County Historical Society,
Hutchings Family
Master Gardener Workshop: Charles & Carolyn Scott,
Darryl & Rosa Archer,
Davis County ISU Extension & Outreach,
Davis County Master Gardeners,
Dearborn Roofing, John B Martin Attorney
Minute-to-Win-It: North Side Insurance
Novice Sheep Showmanship:
Davis County Sheep Producers, Massage Works
Oldy-Wed Game: Southfork Motel & Grill
Open Lamb Show: Fabius Creek Lamb,
Iowa Club Lamb Association,
Knapp Sisters Club Lambs, Nexgen Ag Solutions LLC
Pie & Cake Baking Contest: The LuEtta White Family
Pedal Pull: CJ’s Family Restaurant, Davis County Tire,
Southern Iowa Electric Cooperative
Prize Drawing: Elena’s Ice Cream Shop,
Hastings Meat Processing,
Highway 2 Discount Groceries, Subway, The Meadows
Queen Contest:
Ameriprise Financial - Bradford T. Martin,
Bonnie Clyman, Cantril Feed & Grain,
Davis Co. Abstract & Title, Hitched, Image Shapers,
Jack & Sally Henderson, Jake & Trina Settles,
Joan Greiner - Greiner Farms,
Long Term Medical Supply Corp.,
Tri-County Shopper Inc.
Quilt Block Contest: Bob’s Snow & Mow,
Dave & Shari Yahnke, Davis County Recorder’s Office,
Hair Works - Donna Blumhagen, Jennifer Beck,
Patricia Carlisle, Scissors Happy Sewers Club,
Upholstery & Sew Forth
Rockin’ H Chuckwagon: Davis County Hospital
Scavenger Hunt: Cook’s Mens Store
Shuttle Services: Lynch Boys Auction Service,
Lynch Realty, Sinclair Tractor
Tammy’s Glitter Tattoos: Bank of the West,
Bloomfield Anesthetists PLLC, Davis County Hospital,
J’s One Stop, Wigwam Daycare & Preschool
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Team Rock: Blackboard Printing Company,
Bloomfield Livestock Market Inc., Davis County Lanes,
Davis Seed Company Inc., Donald R. Wirtanen DO,
Sean D. Brodale DO (The Country Doctor), Fit4Less,
Hastings Meat Processing, Heartland Aviation,
Markert Iron & Metals of Iowa,
Mincks Heating & Air Conditioning,
Snowman Snowplow Inc., Taylor Automotive,
Trophy Ridge Taxidermy, TT Cycle - Belknap,
Wagler’s Funeral Home LTD
Tom Terrific The Balloon Man:
Bloomfield Auto Parts, Bloomfield Greenhouses,
Davis County Hospital, Hy-Vee Pharmacy - Bloomfield,
Joe Machens Ford Lincoln, RT Auto
Trailer Raffle: Mid-States Manufacturing/Mac-Lander
Turtle Races: Johnson Trucking
Twin-States Truck & Tractor Pull: Garmon Firearms,
Karr Collision Center, Lawson Auto, Pulaski Gas & Grill
Youth Livestock Judging Contest:
Davis Co. Farm Bureau
Race Track Season Sponsors: B & B Propane,
Citizens Mutual, Community 1st Credit Union,
Hawkeye Trader, Ideal Ready Mix Co Inc., KMEM Radio,
Kollision Korner, M-3 Fabrication, McClure Concrete,
Mike’s Tire and Alignment Inc., Neebz Graphix,
Pepsi-Cola Memphis Bottling Co., Pulaski Lumber,
Slayton Polaris, Snowman Snowplow Inc.,
Spilman Auto Parts,
State Farm Insurance - Jim Carnahan
Race Track Sign Sponsors: 1st Iowa State Bank,
Davis County Realtors, Hill Productions/Media Group,
Karr Collision Center, Keith’s Foods Inc.,
Kirkland Auto Sales, KMEM Radio, Kollision Korner,
Lynch Realty, Mast Overhead Doors Inc.,
McDaniel Racing & Automotive,
Mike’s Tire and Alignment Inc., MPA Computers,
NAPA Corporation, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Payday Today,
Pepsi-Cola Memphis Bottling Co., Pete Harkness Auto,
Piper Auto Salvage, Spilman Auto Parts,
The Bike Barn, Van Mersbergen Insurance Inc.
Special Recognition to: Hamilton Produce Co.
Fair Supporter Award Recipients
2007
Cargill - Eddyville
2008
Pulaski Lumber, Charlie Scott
2009
Spilmans, City of Bloomfield, Golden Furrow
2010
Pepsi Cola Memphis Bottling,
Roberta McClure
2011
Davis County Agricultural Society
Officers & Directors
Term 2014-2016
Term 2016-2018
President - Kevin Woods
Vice-President John Mayberry
Treasurer - Tom Bear
Secretary - Barb Cole
Cleveland - Jeff Kincart
Lick Creek Stacy Erdmann
Perry - Devin Westercamp
Salt Creek - Mike Garmon
Fox River - Marcia Bear
Wyacondah - Jeff Leyda
Grove - Karla Knapp
Prairie - Michelle Combs
Marion - Lonnie Archer
Roscoe - Hal Frymoyer
West Grove Dustin Harris
Bloomfield Cassie Plowman
Soap Creek - Gail Padget
Fabius - Stephen Bowling
Union - Leslie Lough
Drakesville - Kevan Bogert
At Large Veronica Weaklen
At Large - Gary McConnell
At Large - Kimberly Leyda
At Large - Lexis Lynch
At Large - (vacant)
At Large - Jeff McClure
At Large - Brian Birchmier
At Large - (vacant)
At Large - Ryan Davis
At Large - J.R. Hubbs
Executive Board: Dan Hutchings, Dick Bates,
Alan Bodkins, Cliff Foster, Dean Gooden,
DeWitt Shelton, Ralph Hopkins, Bruce Wortmann,
Dale Taylor, Dennis Liles, Marcella Thompson,
Mary Ann Priester, Janet Westhoff
General Superintendents
Dennis Liles – Fair Concessions & Camping
Marcia Bear & Ralph Hopkins – Grounds Rental
Cassie Plowman & Nancy Plowman – Art Hall
Sharen Woods – Horticulture & Floriculture
Clearview Animal Hospital – Fair Veterinarian
Bob Hull – Parking
Show Superintendents
Show Barn Superintendent
Doug Davis
Beef Cattle Co-Supterintendent
Doug Jarr &
Doug Davis
Brian Burnam
Dairy Cattle Supterintendent
Marilyn Brown
2012
Citizens Mutual Telephone, DeWitt & Phyllis
Shelton
Horse Superintendent
Allison Humphrey &
Shelby Kurnes
2013
Bloomfield Newspaper - Gary Spurgeon
Sheep Superintendent
Bruce Knapp
2014
Community First Bank, Kollision Korner,
Gail Padget
Wortmann Machine & Welding, Bob Hull
Goat Co-Superintendents
Shannon Smith,
Montie & Amy
Wuthrich
Swine Co-Superintendents
Eugene Joos &
Kevin Orman
Poultry & Small Animal Supt.
Kevin Woods
Dog Superintendent
Kevin Woods
2015
Davis County Fair Director Appreciation
Award Recipients
1990
Cliff Foster
2003
Dick Bates
1991
Dick Hutchings
2004
Dale Taylor
1992
Max Hecker
2005
Mary Ann Priester
1993
Darrell McClure
2006
Kevin Woods
1994
Murl McClure
2007
Hal Frymoyer
1995
Ralph Hopkins
2008
Dean Gooden
1996
Dean Grim
2009
John Mayberry
1997
Marcella Thompson 2010
Bruce Wortmann
1998
DeWitt Shelton
2011
Veronica Weaklen
1999
Marcia Bear
2012
Lonnie Archer
2000 Barb Cole
2013
Jeff Kincart
2001
Dan Hutchings
2014
Stephen Bowling
2002
The Liles Family
2015
Jeff McClure
Points taken into consideration:
Length of service – Dedication to Fair –
Varied interests – Willingness to help –
Community involvement – Congeniality
Fort Bloomfield Rodeo Committee
Adam Bridgman, Barb Cole, Jared Frymoyer,
Mary Goehring, Ed & Vicki Good, Mary Jo Johnson,
Lexis Lynch, Ronda Rodgers, Liz Stewart,
Donna Thompson, Cole & Devia Swaim,
Stacy Erdmann, Austin & Alyssa Swaim
Fort Bloomfield Family Rodeo Committee
Blake & Leslie Lough, Shane & Brooke Humphrey,
Brian & Jolene Long, Chad & Mitzi Fleming,
Billie Jo & Tracy Hudnut
Davis County Bluegrass, Country &
Old Time Music Festival
Darin & Cara Manson, Bob Wilson,
Noel Wilson, Casey Weldon
Notice:
General Rules are available
in the Fair Administration Office.
Quilt Block Contest
Log Cabin Museum
Open Tuesday from Noon - 8 pm
Wed - Sat from 10 am to 8 pm
Closed on Sunday
The Davis County Historical Society will provide the
display in the Dick Hutchings Memorial Log Cabin.
The Society, with the support of the Hutchings family,
will be displaying pictures and items from all over Davis
County. Come to the Cabin and step back in time!
For more information contact: Nancy Clancy
641-799-7463
Prize Give Away!
6:00 pm Nightly, Wednesday - Sunday
Cash & Other Great Prizes
Donated by local businesses and the
Davis County Fair Board
Winners drawn from membership ticket holders.
Tickets available at the Fair Administration Office.
$1.00 each or 12 for $10
Davis County Fair Hall July 12-17
Area quilters were invited to enter a quilt block contest.
After purchasing a $5 tax-deductible packet of fabric, blocks
were made by contestants. The blocks will be on display
during the fair, after which the blocks will be made into a
beautiful quilt to be raffled at next year’s Davis County Fair.
Be sure to see the blocks while you are at the Fair!
QUILT BLOCK THEME: “STARS”
Rules: (read these as they change every year)
1. Each contestant is receiving a packet containing 5 fabrics.
Add no other fabrics.
2. Each block must be 12 ½” x 12 ½ “unfinished or 12” x 12”
finished. Your block will not be judged if the size is incorrect.
3. Blocks can be hand pieced or machine made. All Blocks
should be Stars. NO appliqué designs.
4. The contest is limited to the first 45 people. Only one
block per person. Blocks will be judged on creativity, best
use of fabrics provided and workmanship.
5. All blocks will become the property of the Davis County
Agricultural Society Inc.
6. For judging purposes, do not attach finished blocks to any
backing.
• Daily winners drawn at 6:00 pm Wednesday
though Saturday.
• Winner names will be posted at the Administration Office.
• Person named on the membership ticket must claim the
prize.
• Prizes must be claimed before the drawing occurring on
the following day or the prizes will be put back into the
drawing for new winners.
• Cleanup drawing for all unclaimed prizes on
Sunday at 4:30 pm.
• You must be present to win at the Sunday drawing.
Powered by:
Sinclair Tractor
EVENING SHUTTLE
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Tuesday: 6-9 PM
Wednesday: 6-9 PM
Thursday: 6-10 PM
Friday: 6-10 PM
Saturday: 6-10 PM
None for Sunday!
Continuous round trips from marked shuttle stops at
locations near the Fairgrounds to Exhibit Hall.
Sponsored by:
Lynch Boys Auction Service
Lynch Realty, Inc.
Sponsored by:
Special awards presented by:
Patricia Carlisle, Jennifer Beck and the
Scissors Happy Sewers Club
Be sure to buy several chances to win the 2015 quilt.
Winner will be drawn on Sunday, July 17 at 4:30 p.m.
on the Veatch Stage.
A special Thank you to the
Nauvoo on the Road is a set of examples of what living in
the 1840’s was like. It may include the following
interactive demonstrations and activities:
• Rope Making
• Pioneer Games
• Candle Making
Go to http://daviscountyfair.org for more information
Davis County Recorder’s Office &
Upholstery & Sew Forth
Share at the Fair
Bingo
Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
on the Veatch Stage
Tuesday, July 12 - Sunday, July 17
beginning at 4:00 p.m. every day
http://www.sharingtheweight.org
Several round trips from shuttle stops in the parking lot
to the Veatch Picnic Shelter.
Bob’s Snow & Mow
Dave & Shari Yahnke
Hair Works - Donna Blumhagen
Nauvoo on the Road
Sharing The Weight is a non-profit organization that
makes and distributes weighted
blankets to special-needs children at no cost.
11:00am ‘til 1:00pm, Wednesday through Saturday
$100 1st Place, $25 People’s Choice; $10
Outstanding Block in two categories:
Pieced Block, Paper Foundation Pieced Block.
Saturday, July 16 from 11 am until 2 pm
Log Cabin area
Stop by to sew a seam, pour some poly pellets or stay and
sew an entire blanket as we make weighted blankets for
special-needs children with Sharing the Weight.
LUNCH SHUTTLE
Scissors Happy Sewers Club
for preparing the fabric packets and to
for helping to distribute the packets.
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7 Surprise Blackout Bingo Games for $100 prize
(can happen any day, at any time).
Last-game-of-the-night Blackout Bingo for $100 prize
every day.
Blackouts sponsored by:
Crop Services Inc.
Donald R. Wirtanen DO
Get-Togather Room - Lois Lynch
Karr Street Automotive
Lough Crop Insurance
Lynch Law Office
Lynch Realty
North Side Insurance
Overstreet Inc.
Taylor Automotive
Van Mersbergen Insurance Inc.
White Communications LLC
Wiggy Electric
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TUESDAY
THURSDAY
Classic/Antique Tractor Show
Davis County Fair Queen Competition
Youth Livestock Judging Contest
Tuesday July 12 through Sunday July 19
Wednesday, July 13 at 7:00 p.m. in the Show Pavilion
Registration of Tractors: Tuesday, July 12 from Noon - 9 PM
and Wednesday, July 13 from 8 - 10 AM
(Fair Supporter & Director Awards presented during intermission)
Thursday, July 14 at 9:00 a.m. in the
Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Featured this year will be:
• Best of Show and Runner Up.
• Heritage Class - Include a story about the tractor (one
page please).
Definition: What is, or may have been, handed on to a
person from his or her ancestors.
Previous year winners are not eligible.
• Oldest & Youngest exhibitors
• Wednesday, July 13, classic tractors displaying the
American Flag will parade around the track prior to the
Twin States pull.
• Tractor Games to be announced: Thursday, July 14
from 3:30 - 4:30 PM
• Saturday morning tractor ride
Jeanie Leyda will paint a picture of the
Best of Show Tractor
and will present it at a later date.
Trophies for the other classes will be presented Friday
evening at 5:30 on the Veatch Stage
For information call our co-chairmen:
Larry Stevenson 641-208-0183
Dale Taylor 641-208-0311
Sponsored by:
John Deere Ottumwa Works
Minute-to-Win-It
Tuesday July 12 through Thursday July 14 at
6:30 PM on the Veatch Stage
One-minute fun stunts and games for all ages
to win Great Prizes!!
Queen contest is open to Davis County girls
between the ages of 16 – 21
Entry deadline: June 24
Orientation June 26 at 1:00 p.m.
Hayley Heemsbergen
641-799-9292
Melinda Replogle
641-777-3384
daviscountyfairqueens@yahoo.com
Details and rules will be given to each
contestant upon entering.
Iowa State Fair Queen Competition rules
and regulations will apply.
In general, rules are:
• Must be between 16-21 years of age on the first day of
the Iowa State Fair.
• Must never have been married or have had children.
• Must be an active member of at least one service
• organization in her community.
• Must reside in the county she represents.
• Must be able to attend the Davis County Fair.
• Must be able to represent Davis County in the Iowa
State Fair competition.
Sponsored by:
Ameriprise Financial - Bradford T. Martin
Bonnie Clyman
Cantril Feed & Grain
Davis Co. Abstract & Title
Hitched
Image Shapers
Jack & Sally Henderson
Jake & Trina Settles
Joan Greiner - Greiner Farms
Long Term Medical Supply Corp.
Tri-County Shopper Inc.
Classes for ages 4 & Under, 5-7, 8-11, 12-15 and 16 & Up
Sponsored by:
North Side Insurance
Bucket Calf Costume Parade
Wednesday, July 13 at the Show Pavilion
WEDNESDAY
Chicken Bingo
Wednesday, July 13 thru Saturday, July 16
in the Junior Livestock Pavilion at 4:00 PM
$1.00 will buy you a numbered square on the chicken bingo
board. The numbers will be sold daily at the
Administration Office.
A chicken will be placed on the bingo board. If the chicken
poops on your square you will win 50% of the money taken
in on this session of chicken bingo.
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immediately following the Fair Queen Contest
(approximately 8:00pm)
You are invited to dress your bottle/bucket calf in a
costume and be in our Bucket Calf Costume Parade.
Open to All Davis County Youth
Junior Division 4th - 8th Grades
Senior Division 9th - 12th Grades
Judging five classes of livestock:
Market Lamb, Market Swine, Market Beef,
Breeding Beef, Meat Goat
1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each division will receive prizes
Be sure to register to receive a t-shirt.
Contact: Jeff Probasco at JProbasco@ifbf.org
Sponsored by:
Davis County Farm Bureau
LuEtta White Memorial Pie
& Cake Baking Contest
Thursday, July 14 in the Veatch Picnic Shelter
Entries at 8:30 a.m. Judging to begin at 9:30 a.m.
Contest open to any age contestant.
No more than 2 entries per person per class.
Youth classes=16 yrs. & under. Adult classes=17 yrs. & over.
Division – A: PIE
Class 1. Single Crust Pie
Class 2. Double Crust Pie
Class 3. Meringue Pie
Class 4. Men’s Class – any kind of pie
Class 5. Youth Class – any kind of pie
Class 6. LuEtta White Special Pie Class: Pecan
Division – B: FROSTED CAKES
Class 1. Adult Class Frosted Cake – any kind
Class 2. Youth Class Frosted Cake – any kind
Pies and cakes must be delivered in covered disposable
containers as they will be sold with the container they
come in.
Please attach a removable tag to each entry showing the
contestant’s name, division name & class number, plus the
kind of pie or cake.
Awards & Prizes
Auction of pies and cakes at noon!
Pie awards sponsored by:
The LuEtta White Family
Line-up begins immediately following the Queen Contest
so be ready to go. Please bring a short paragraph about
you & some facts about your calf: his/her name and the
funniest or greatest thing he has done.
Open to any exhibitor of a bottle/bucket calf at the
2016 Davis County Fair.
Novice Sheep Showmanship
For more information, call Leslie Lough
641-777-2708
This event is for children pre-4H age (3rd grade & under)
Sheep will be provided
Sponsored by:
Ribbons & Prizes
Bob & Jane Bigsby
Fetcho Family Chiropractic
Greg & Deb Whitacre
Ted & Mary Cary
Thursday, July 14 at 3:30 p.m.
in the Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Sponsored by:
Davis County Sheep Producers
Massage Works
FRIDAY
Davis County Cattlemen’s
Bottle-Bucket Calf Show
Davis County Fair Open Lamb Show
Heartland Youth Show Lamb Circuit Sanctioned
Date: Thursday July 14
Show Time: 5:00 p.m.
or immediately following the conclusion of the
Davis County 4-H Market Lamb Show
Lambs must be checked in by 4:00 p.m.
Thursday, July 14 at 7:00 p.m. in the Show Pavilion
Davis County Fairgrounds, Bloomfield, IA
Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Contact: Hannah Knapp
Home: 641-929-3390
Cell: 641-208-5609
Participants are interviewed pre-fair,
will show their calves at
7:00 p.m. and awards will be presented
• All animals must be individually officially identified on a
Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and originate from herds
or areas not under quarantine. The Certificate of Veterinary
Inspection for sheep still require clinical inspection by an
accredited veterinarian within 14 days prior to date of entry
to exhibition grounds.
• All sexually intact sheep must be identified with an
individual Scrapie Flock of Origin identification tag and
this number must be listed on the Certificate of Veterinary
Inspection.
• Any evidence of club lamb fungus, ringworm, draining
abscesses, foot rot, sore mouth, or any other contagious
disease will eliminate the animal from the show.
• Heartland Youth Show Lamb Circuit Rules Apply
Celebrity Steer Show
Thursday Evening, July 14 in the Show Pavilion
Immediately following the
Davis County Cattlemen’s Bottle-Bucket Calf Show
Celebrities are invited to participate in a
showmanship contest.
Steers will be provided.
Winner will be determined on his/her showmanship
skills and audience vote, not the conformation
or grooming of the animal.
Sponsored by:
Davis County Cattlemen
Contact: Doug Davis or Doug Jarr
Sponsored by:
Cook’s Mens Store
Davis County Extension & Outreach and
Davis County Master Gardeners
will be hosting a workshop:
Friday, July 15th from 2-5 pm on the Veatch Stage.
This year we will be making Hanging Bottle Gardens.
Master Gardener’s will provide soil, seedlings, bottles
and other small items to add to your terrarium,
but feel free to bring your own miniature items,
e.g. garden statues, stones, etc. This is a free event!
For more information, contact the Davis County Extension
and Outreach Office at 641-664-2730.
Sponsored by:
Charles & Carolyn Scott
Darryl & Rosa Archer
Davis County ISU Extension & Outreach
Davis County Master Gardeners
Dearborn Roofing
John B Martin Attorney
UGLIEST CAKE CONTEST
Friday July 15 in the Fun Barn
Entries 6-7 pm
Judging 7-8 pm. Prizes awarded at 8 pm
RULES
Thursday 6-7 pm in the Fun Barn
Egg Packaging from 6-6:30 pm
FREE RIDES
Ground Train
All correct entries will be placed together and the
$50 cash winner will be drawn at 6:00 PM.
Master Gardener Workshop
Fabius Creek Lamb
Iowa Club Lamb Association
Knapp Sisters Club Lambs
Nexgen Ag Solutions LLC
1st Credit Union
Return by 5:00 PM.
Davis County Cattlemen
Sponsored by:
on the Community
Pick up entry sheets in the Administration Office
after 9:00 AM.
Sponsored by:
Entry Fee: $20 per head
-Feel free to fit out of trailer
-Minimal pen space available
-Ewe lambs may be shown as either a commercial ewe
or a market lamb, NOT as both.
Find the “Blue Jean Pockets” scattered
around the Fairgrounds.
Participants are Kindergarten
through completion of 3rd Grade
Calves exhibited were born between February 1st
and May 1st, 2016.
Applications closed at 5:00 p.m.
on Friday, May 13th
Champion Payouts
Champion Market Lamb $200.00
Reserve Market Lamb $150.00
3rd Overall Market Lamb $100.00
4th Overall Market Lamb $75.00
5th Overall Market Lamb $50.00
Champion WBI $150.00
Reserve WBI $100.00
3rd Overall WBI $50.00
Champion Commercial Ewe $150.00
Reserve Commercial Ewe $100.00
3rd Overall Commercial Ewe $50.00
Scavenger Hunt
Friday, July 15th from 9 AM to 5 PM.
Eggs Drop at 6:30 pm
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Pack a raw egg to survive a drop from the Southern
Iowa Electric Bucket Truck. Eggs and packaging
material will be provided.
1. Contest is only open to youth up to 17 years of age. List
age on entry tag.
2. Cakes - ugly as can be, but not obnoxious. Entries will
be judged on looks only.
3. All ingredients and decorations are to be edible. Please
use discretion in your selection of garnishments.
4. No recipe is required, but all decoration ingredients
must be listed on an index card.
5. A real cake must be used. No cakes are to be longer
than 18 inches.
Little Tykes Class: Exhibitors age 6 yrs. old and younger
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Rules announced at contest.
Junior Class: Exhibitors ages 7-11 years
Thursday July 14
6 - 8 PM
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1 st Place Winner receives a Carnival Arm Band
Coupon
Intermediate Class: Exhibitors ages 12-17 years
Pulling power provided by
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Humpty Dumpty Award – the device with the egg
that breaks in the most spectacular fashion.
Sinclair Tractor
1st place in each class – Carnival Arm Band
All other exhibitors receive tickets for one carnival ride.
Cakes will be released following the awarding of prizes.
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SATURDAY
Baby Contest
Saturday, July 16 in the Show Pavilion
Registration 8:30 a.m.
Contest Starts Promptly at 9:00 a.m.
Babies through 24 months
Babies will be divided into four classes:
Babies through 6 months; 7 through 12 months;
13 through 18 months; 19 months through 24 months.
Followed by the Ready - Set - Crawl Diaper Derby
for Crawlers only
Not restricted to Davis County babies.
Gifts for all babies. Cash prizes.
Sponsored by:
Bloomfield Newspapers
Richard & Lisa Wagler
Rod & Lynn Shumate
Rod & Norma Pickens
Horse Pulling
4-H/FFA Clean Stall
Saturday, July 16 at 8:00 p.m. in the Show Pavilion
A committee representing the fair board
will judge the following:
Contact: Ray or Ryan Smith 573-641-5209
or Stacy Erdmann 641-799-7193
Sponsored by:
Clean Stalls - Horse, Swine, Dairy, Sheep, Beef,
Bottle/Bucket Calf, Goat, Poultry, Rabbit;
Club with Cleanest Stalls
Dave & Mary Wiegand
Davencorp Welding & Fabrication
Harris Distributing Inc
Horizon Buildings LLC
Hoskin Elevator Inc
Huggins Electric
RJ Lumber LLC
Slick’s Bar
Sullivan Auctioneers LLC
Yoder Lumber
Clean Stall winners will each receive a $25 cash prize with
their premium money, distributed at 7 p.m.
Saturday at the 4-H Building
Best Decorated Stall in Horse Barn will be
presented during the 4-H/FFA Horse Show
on Thursday.
Judged on neatness & safety.
No lights, balloons, thumbtacks or nails please.
Decorating to be done by youth horse project
members only.
Sponsored by:
Pullback tractor furnished by:
Cattle Auctions Weekly
Grim Farms
Lynch Law Office
Sinclair Tractor
SUNDAY
Games for Everyone!
Saturday, July 16 at 10:00 a.m. in the Show Pavilion
Treats for everyone. Ribbons and Prizes.
Pedal Pull
Under the direction of Hawkeye Pedal Pull
and sanctioned with the Iowa State Pedal Pull Association
Sponsored by:
Bowling Fence
Sunday, July 17 at Noon in the Show Pavilion
Registration at 11:30 a.m.
4 through 11 years of age
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Turtle Races
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Saturday, July 16 in the Show Pavilion
Registration at 10:00 a.m.
Races at 11:00 a.m. (following Kids’ Games)
Sponsored by:
CJ’s Family Restaurant
Davis County Tire
Southern Iowa Electric Cooperative
TURTLES WILL BE PROVIDED
(May bring your own Painted Turtles.
Turtles will be inspected.)
Trailer
Raffle
Trophies, Ribbons & Prizes
Classes for 9 years & Under, 10 years-13 years
Sponsored by:
Johnson Trucking: Gary, Max & Brad
Bill Riley Talent Search
Sunday July 17 at 2:00 PM
Success Bank Stage - Blue Ribbon Barn
WANTED
Pre register by calling Lyle Stirling at 641-208-6012
or email Lyle at tenorbari@netins.net
COUPLES MARRIED OVER 20 YEARS FOR
Sprouts: 2 through 12 years
Prize money:1st place $50, 2nd place $40, 3rd place $30
“OLDY WED GAME”
SATURDAY at 2:00 PM in the Pavilion
Sign up begins 1st day of the fair
8 couples drawn to play at 2:00 PM sat.
Must be present for drawing
Sponsored by:
Southfork Motel & Grill
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Trophies will be given.
1st and 2nd place finishers are eligible to sign up for the
Iowa State Championship Pull.
Hawkeye Pedal Pull general rules:
www.hawkeyepedalpull.com
Donated by:
Mid-States Manufacturing/Mac-Lander Trailers
($1550 value)
Wood floor is 77” wide x 12’ long with 60”
mesh steel flip up ramp.
Has one 3500 lb axle, trailer load can be up to 2200 lbs.
$2 Raffle Tickets on sale Tuesday through Saturday.
Winner drawn at 6:00pm Saturday night.
Need not be present to win.
Special: Each paid adult admission to the Twin States
Tractor Pull on Wednesday night includes a
free raffle ticket.
Seniors: 13 through 21 years
Prize Money:1st place $80, 2nd place $60, 3rd place$40
See Iowa State Fair Rules at:
http://www.iowastatefair.org/upl/downloads/library/
bill-riley-contestant-rules.pdf
Sponsored by:
Gary & Linda McConnell
Southfork Motel & Grill
Art Hall
Entry Day: Monday, July 11 from Noon to 6 p.m. then entries close.
Fair Exhibit Hall for Divisions H, I, J, K, L, M, N & O
Cassie Plowman & Nancy Plowman, Superintendents
ALL ART HALL ITEMS MUST BE LISTED ON PAPER PRIOR TO ENTRY.
1. Entries open to Davis County and surrounding areas.
2. All articles entered must be the work of the exhibitor; completed since Aug. 1,
2015 and shown in clean, sanitary condition. All entries in Divisions H and I must
have a processed date.
3. To pre-enter, send complete list of exhibit items, division and class numbers,
your name and address and mail to Davis County Fair, P.O. Box 23, Bloomfield, IA
52537. Entry list should be postmarked no later than 7/1/2016.
4. All articles must be in the Fair Hall by the time entries close.
5. Each exhibitor having articles in the Art Hall must purchase $1 exhibitor ticket.
6. Entry fee is $3 per exhibitor for first 10 entries, $2 for each 10 additional items
(not per entry).
7. If there is a class for an article exhibited, it must be entered in that class.
8. If there are 4 alike items in one miscellaneous class, a new class will be created.
9. NOTE: Some classes will have the letters A, J or P following the class number.
“A” indicates Amateur. “J” indicates Junior age 15 and under. “P” indicates
Professional (those individuals having a Fed. Tax ID number). Whatever letter(s)
follow the class number indicates which group of exhibitors may enter. In a case
where more than one letter follows the class number, the exhibitors will be judged
separately according to their classification, A, J or P. Unless noted, all other
classes will be considered Amateur.
10. No premium will be awarded to any article not completed or considered to be
unworthy by the judge, even in the case of only one entry in that particular class.
11. Exhibitor will only be paid on item placing the highest in the class if that
exhibitor has placed in the class more than once.
12. Premium money for Divisions H - O may be picked up in the secretary’s office
after 12 P.M. on Thursday and must be picked up by 12 P.M. on Sunday.
13. The Art Hall will be open from Noon to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. Thursday thru Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
14. Articles must be removed from the building from 2 p.m.-4 p.m. on Sunday,
July 17.
Cash Prize of $10 Best of Show Award presented in Each of 8 Divisions
Sponsored by:
Bonnie Clyman
Courtyard Gallery & Studio
DIVISION H - CULINARY
All items must be listed on paper prior
to entry. Recipes must be included.
Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 10 - Breads
All breads must be in a standard 4 to
5X10 loaf pan. Rolls: plate/pan of 6.
Recipes attached.
1.
White Bread or Rolls
2.
Sweet Rolls
3.
Fancy Yeast Bread
4.
Banana Bread
5.
Zucchini Bread
6.
Pumpkin Bread
7.
Quick Bread - other than listed
8.Miscellaneous
CLASS 11 - Cakes
Must be of standard size either square
or round and removed from pan.
Displayed on paper plate or cardboard
in sealed plastic bag. No mixes. Recipe
attached.
1.
Angel Food (unfrosted)
2.
Chiffon (unfrosted)
3.
Chocolate or white
(unfrosted)
4.Miscellaneous
CLASS 12 - Decorated Cakes
1.Layer
2.Novelty
3.Cupcakes
CLASS 13 - Pastries
Recipe Attached
1.
Pies Fruit or Nut
2.Miscellaneous
CLASS 14 - Cookies
Plate of 6 cookies in sealed plastic bag.
No mixes. Recipe attached.
1.
Chocolate Chip
2.
Sugar dropped or formed
3.
Peanut Butter
4.
Miscellaneous Dropped
5.Brownies
6.Bars
7.
8.
No Bake
Miscellaneous or Rolled
CLASS 15 - Homemade Candies
6 pieces or items per plate on paper
plate or cardboard in sealed plastic bag.
Recipe attached.
1.
Popcorn Balls or Caramel Corn
2.Uncooked
3.Fudge
4.Miscellaneous
Class 16J - Junior Cooking
6 items per plate in a sealed plastic bag.
No mixes. Recipe attached.
1.
No bake Cookies/Candy
2.
Quick breads (any bread not using yeast)
3.
Drop Cookies
4.
Formed or rolled cookies
5.Bars
6.Candy
7.
Decorated cookies/cupcakes
8.Miscellaneous
DIVISION I - CANNED
PRODUCTS
All entries must be listed on paper prior
to entry. Entries must be in standard,
clear jars with goods lids in either quart
or pint size. Exhibitor must demonstrate the use of approved canning
methods (method attached). MUST
HAVE RINGS LEFT ON JAR AND
DATED. May be opened to be judged.
Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 17 - Fruit
1.Berries
2.
Apples (any kind)
3.
Fruit Juice
4.Miscellaneous
CLASS 18 - Vegetables
1.
String Beans- green/waxed
2.
Shelled Beans
3.
Beets- includes pickled
4.Carrots
5.Tomatoes
6.
Tomato Juice
7.Corn
8.Miscellaneous
CLASS 19J - Junior Canning
CLASS 20 - Meat, Fish & Poultry
1.
Beef/Venison
2.Poultry
3.Miscellaneous
CLASS 21 - Pickles
1.
Cucumbers - Dill
2.
Cucumbers - Sweet
3.
Relish - any kind
4.
Bread and Butter
5.Peppers
6.Miscellaneous
CLASS 22 - Jams and Preserves
Pints or Jelly Jars
1.Strawberry
2.
Other Berry
3.Miscellaneous
CLASS 23 - Jelly
Pints or Jelly Jars
1.Apple
2.Grape
3.Berry
4.Miscellaneous
CLASS 24 - Butters
CLASS 25 - Syrups
CLASS 26 - Catsup, Salsa and
Sauces (Chili, Spaghetti, Taco, BBQ or
Miscellaneous)
Recipe Included
DIVISION J - TEXTILES
Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 27 - Embroidery
1.Hand
2.Machine
CLASS 28 - Afghan
1.Knitted
2.Crocheted
CLASS 29 - Baby Afghan
1.Knitted
2.Crocheted
CLASS 30 - Miscellaneous
Knitting
CLASS 31 - Miscellaneous Crochet
CLASS 32 - Miscellaneous Crewel
CLASS 33 - Rug Making
CLASS 34 - Fleece Blankets
CLASS 35 - Miscellaneous
(All textiles not in previous classes)
CLASS 36 J - Junior Textile
CLASS 37 - Miscellaneous for
Physically Challenged/Care
Center Residents
1.Afghan
2.
Baby Afghan
3.
Table Topper
4.Painting
5.Applique
6.Embroidery
7.Scrapbooking
8.Ceramics
9.Miscellaneous
DIVISION K - QUILTS
Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 38 - Embroidered
1.Machine
2.Hand
CLASS 39 - Appliqued
1.
Machine Sewn
2.
Hand Sewn
3.
Mixed Techniques
CLASS 40 - Hand Pieced
1.
Machine Quilted
2.
3.
Hand Quilted
Mixed Technique
CLASS 41 - Machine Pieced
1.
Machine Quilted
2.
Hand Quilted
3.
Mixed Technique
CLASS 42 - Baby Quilts
1.Pieced
2.Applique
3.Embroidered
4.Miscellaneous
CLASS 43 - Three Dimensional
CLASS 44 - Rag Quilts
CLASS 45 - T-Shirt Quilts
CLASS 46 - Comforters
Class 47 - Patchwork
CLASS 48 - Table Runners/Placemats
CLASS 49 - Wall Hanging
1.Applique
2.Embroidered
3.Quilted
4.Miscellaneous
CLASS 50 - Quilted Clothing and
Accessories
1.
Hand Stitched
2.
Machine Stitched
CLASS 51 - Cross Stitched Quilts
CLASS 67J - Junior Crafts
1.
Handmade Jewelry
2.
Wood crafts
3.
Card making
4.Scrapbooking
5.Drawings/Paintings
6.
Textile (yarn & cloth)
7.
3D Sculpture (clay, wire, cardboard, soap, popsicle stick, origami, plaster)
8.Miscellaneous
DIVISION N - FINE ARTS
Premiums: 1st -$3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 68 (A or P) - Painting
1.
Portrait (human face &
expression)
2.
Still Life (commonplace
objects: food, flowers, plants, rocks, shells,
drinking glasses, books, vases, coins)
3.
Scene (landscape & everyday life)
4.Abstract
CLASS 69 (A or P) - Drawing
1.
Portrait (human face &
expression)
2.
Still Life (commonplace
objects: food, flowers, plants, rocks, shells,
drinking glasses, books, vases, coins)
3.
Scene (landscape & everyday life)
4.Abstract
CLASS 52 - Paper Pieced Quilts
CLASS 70 (A or P) - China and
Glass Painting
CLASS 53 - Tied Quilts
CLASS 71 (A or P) - Barn Quilts
CLASS 54J - Junior Quilting
CLASS 72 (A or P) - Decorative
Painting, Miscellaneous
Materials
DIVISION L - SEWING
Premiums: 1st -$3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 55 - Clothing
1.Adult
2.Children
CLASS 56 - Dolls
CLASS 57 - Miscellaneous
CLASS 58J - Junior Sewing
DIVISION M - CRAFTS
Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 59 - Handmade Jewelry
CLASS 60 - Silk Flower Arrangement
CLASS 61 - Wood Craft
1.
Primitive or Repurposed
2.
Refinished
3.Miscellaneous
CLASS 62 - Christmas Crafts
1.Ornament
2.Stocking
3.Wreath
4.Miscellaneous
CLASS 63 - Scrapbooking
(No frames)
1.
Special Occasion Page
2.
Old Photo Page
3.
Miscellaneous Page
4.Album
5.
Misc. (gift tags, recipe, etc.)
CLASS 64 - Greeting Cards
1.Birthday
2.Christmas
3.Miscellaneous
CLASS 65 - Yard Ornaments
1.Metal
2.Wood
3.Miscellaneous
CLASS 66 - Miscellaneous Crafts
1.
Shop Projects
2.Miscellaneous
CLASS 73 (A or P) - Stained Glass
CLASS 74 (A or P) - 3D Sculpture
(clay, wire, cardboard, soap, Popsicle
stick, origami, plaster)
DIVISION O - PHOTOGRAPHY
Each exhibitor is limited to two prints
in each class listed. Prints size must be
5x7 or 8x10 and must be mounted on
cardboard or matted. No Frames.
Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
CLASS 75 - Color Photography
1.People
2.Animals
3.
Still Life/ Scenes
4.
Series: 4 pictures on the same subject
5.Enhanced/Collage
CLASS 76J - Junior Color
Photography
1.People
2.Animals
3.
Still Life/ Scenes
4.
Series: 4 pictures on the same subject
5.Enhanced/Collage
CLASS 77 - Black & White or Sepia
Photography
1.People
2.Animals
3.
Still Life/ Scenes
4.
Series: 4 pictures on the same subject
5.Enhanced/Collage
CLASS 78J - Junior Black & White
or Sepia Photography
1.People
2.Animals
3.
Still Life/ Scenes
4.
Series: 4 pictures on the same subject
5.Enhanced/Collage
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HORTICULTURE and FLORICULTURE EXHIBITS
Enter exhibits on Wednesday July 13th 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. IN ART HALL
Art Hall rules and entry fees remain the same: Exhibitor must purchase $1.00 exhibitor
ticket. Exhibitor fee is $3 per exhibitor for first 10 entries; $2 each for 10 additional entries
(not per entry). Premium money available after 1:00 p.m. Thursday at the Administration
Office. Exhibits to be picked up on Sun. July 17, 2-4 p.m.
For information call Sharen Woods 641-929-3327
Horticulture and Floriculture exhibits shall be harvested, cleaned, prepared and
labeled as shown in the following publications available at the Davis County
Extension Office or online:
• 4H 462 Harvesting and Preparing Vegetables for Exhibit
http://www.extension.iastate.edu/Publications/4H462.pdf
• 4H 464 Preparing Cut Flowers and Houseplants for Exhibits
http://www.extension.iastate.edu/Publications/4H464.pdf
Cash Prize of $10 Best of Show Award presented in Each Division
Sponsored by:
Mikels, Inc.
Division HO - HORTICULTURE
1st - $3 2nd - $2 3rd - $1
Class 1 - Vegetables
1. 3 beets
2. 1 green cabbage
3. 1 purple cabbage
4. 3 carrots
5. 2 slicing cucumbers
6. 3 pickling cucumbers
7. 5 green beans
8. 3 red onions
9. 3 white onions
10. 3 yellow onions
11. 3 sweet bell peppers
12. 3 sweet banana peppers
13. 3 hot peppers
14. 3 white potatoes
15. 3 red potatoes
16. 3 other variety potatoes
17. 3 slicing tomatoes
18. 5 cherry type tomatoes
19. 2 slicing (long) type zucchini
20. Mixed vegetable arrangement
21. Oddities (weird-grown vegetables)
22. Misc. not mentioned
Class 2 - Fruit
2. Onion
3. Potato
4. Zucchini
Class 5 Longest - measured
1. Carrot
2. Cucumber
Division FL - FLORICULTURE
1st - $3 2nd - $2 3rd - $1
Class 1 - Flowers
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
3 coneflowers
1 dahlia
3 daisies
1 gladiola
1 lily stem
3 marigolds
1 spray stem single/double
petunia
8. 2 roses
9. 1 stem rose cluster
10. 3 sweet peas
11. 1 sunflower
12. 3 zinnias
13. 3 bachelor buttons
14. 3 snap dragons
15. 1 misc. perennial stem
Class 2 - Arranged Flowers
1. 5 Berries (same variety)
2. 5 apples
Class 3 - Junior Vegetables
Age 6 –15 yrs.
1. ”Soups On” plate of 1 carrot,
1 potato and 1 onion
2. 3 Misc. Vegetables (Same Variety)
3. Vegetable Art – Be Creative
Main core/body is a vegetable. Then use other food or items to create your design.
JUMBO VEGETABLES
(AGE 6 AND UP)
1st place winner only - $3
1. Fresh flower bouquet
2. Wild flower arrangement
Class 3 - Potted Plants
1.
2.
3.
4.
Cactus/succulent
Plant (vining or non-vining)
Miniature Fairy Garden Pot
Misc. Mixed or Single Flowering Plant or Pot
Class 4 - Junior Flowers
(Age 6-15 years)
1. 3 Misc. Flowers (Same Variety)
2. Mixed Flower Bouquet
3. Miniature Garden
Class 4 Largest - weighed
1. Cabbage
Davis County Fair Antique Show
Nancy Clancy, Superintendent
Sponsored by: Hairy Nation Antiques (questions? 641-799-7463)
Entry Day: Monday, July 11, at the Fair Exhibit Hall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. then entries
close.
1. Entries open to Davis County and surrounding areas.
2. All articles must be in the Fair Hall by the time entries close.
3. Judges will place each item in the appropriate class.
4. Each exhibitor having articles in the Show must purchase $1 exhibitor ticket.
5. Entry fee is $1.50 per exhibitor for first 5 entries (not per entry).
6. Entries will be limited to one entry per exhibitor in each class.
7. All items entered must be 50 years old or older.
8. All items entered must be NO LARGER than 12” x 12” x 12”.
9. Premium money may be picked up in the Administration Office after 1:00 P.M. on
Thursday and must be picked up by 12 P.M. on Sunday.
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10. No premium will be awarded to any article considered to be unworthy by the judge,
even in the case of only one entry in that particular class.
11. The Art Hall will be open from Noon to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Thursday thru Saturday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday.
12. Articles must be removed from the building from 2 - 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 17.
Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $1
Classes:
1. Paper
5. Fabric
2. Glass
6. Local Item to County
3. Toy
7. Stoneware
4. Primitive
8. Other
The Davis County Fair will use all due diligence to assure the safety of articles after their
arrival and placement but in no case will they be responsible for any loss or damage that
may occur.
FREE SHOWS & Special Attractions
Team Rock
Tuesday: 5 & 8 pm
Wednesday: 5 & 7:30 pm
Thursday: 5 & 7:30 pm
Friday: 5 & 7:30 pm
Saturday: 2, 5 & 7:30 pm
On the Success Bank Stage
In the Blue Ribbon Barn
Sponsored by:
3 Shows Daily
Wednesday - Saturday:
1, 6 & 8 pm
Sponsored by:
Blackboard Printing Company, Bloomfield Livestock Market Inc.
Davis County Lanes, Davis Seed Company Inc.
Donald R. Wirtanen DO, Sean D. Brodale DO (The Country Doctor)
Fit4Less, Hastings Meat Processing, Heartland Aviation
Markert Iron & Metals of Iowa, Mincks Heating & Air Conditioning
Snowman Snowplow Inc., Taylor Automotive
Trophy Ridge Taxidermy, TT Cycle - Belknap
Wagler’s Funeral Home LTD
Fun Barn Activities for Kids
Craft Projects and Activities for the Kids
in the Blue Ribbon Barn
Join the FUN! Wednesday through Saturday
from 6 pm-8 pm
Kenny’s Magical Midway
Carnival will be operating for 6 sessions:
Tuesday: 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM • Thursday: 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Friday: 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Saturday: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM & 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
**CARNIVAL WILL ONLY OPERATE WEATHER PERMITTING**
**CARNIVAL WILL NOT OPERATE ON SUNDAY**
Advance Purchase Coupons $20.00
One Coupon entitles a person to unlimited rides during
ONE carnival session.
Sponsored by:
Anonymous, Bank of the West, Davis County Dental
Farm Financial Strategies Inc. - Travis Harris
Fleming Enterprises LLC, Hog Slat Inc.
For sale at the following locations until closing on July 11th:
Bank of the West – Community 1st Credit Union
1st Iowa State Bank – Success Bank
AND for two days only, July 11 from 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM and July 12
from 9:00 AM until Noon, at the Fair Administration Office. Coupons will
be $25.00 each at the Carnival ticket office during the fair. Tickets for
individual rides will also be offered at the Carnival ticket office.
Face Painting by Desi
Thursday 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the Davis Co. Hospital Trailer
Sponsored by Davis County Hospital
Friday 5:00 - 7:00 PM in the playground area
Sponsored by Quik Time
Rockin’ H Chuckwagon
Friday and Saturday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
“Cooking the Cowboy Way” - presented by Kay Haines, Grinnell, IA
Sponsored by:
Saturday 6:00 - 8:00 PM in the Show Pavilion
Sponsored by Wigwam Day Care & Preschool
Davis County Hospital
Tammy’s Glitter Tattoos
Tom Terrific the Balloon Man
Tuesday 5:00 - 7:00 PM in the playground area
Sponsored by J’s One Stop
Wednesday 6:00 - 8:00 PM in the Show Pavilion
Sponsored by Bank of the West
Friday 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the Davis County Hospital Trailer
Sponsored by Davis County Hospital
Saturday 6:00 - 8:00 PM in the playground area
Sponsored by Wigwam Day Care & Preschool
Wednesday 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the Davis County Hospital Trailer
Sponsored by Davis County Hospital
Wednesday 6:00 - 8:00 PM in the playground area
Sponsored by Bloomfield Auto Parts & RT Auto
Friday 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the Veatch picnic area
Sponsored by Joe Machens Ford Lincoln
Saturday 3:30 - 5:30 PM in the Jr. Livestock Pavilion
Sponsored by Hy-Vee Pharmacy & Bloomfield Greenhouses
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Grandstand
Twilight Harness Races
Tuesday, July 12
Friday, July 15
Sponsored by:
Dr. Edward Norman, DDS
Admission: $6,
5 & Under Free
6:00 PM
Twin States Truck & Tractor Pull
Wednesday, July 13
Each paid adult admission to the Twin States
Pull includes 1 free raffle ticket for a $1550 utility
trailer donated by Mid-States Manufacturing.
Winner will be drawn Saturday night at 6:00pm.
Need not be present to win.
Garmon Firearms
Karr Collision Center
Lawson Auto
Pulaski Gas & Grill
Classic/Antique tractors displaying the American Flag will parade
around the track prior to the Twin States pull
Admission: $12, Kids 6-12 $6,
5 & Under Free, Pit Pass: $12
7:30 PM
Sprints
Thursday, July 14
Stock Car Races
Saturday, July 16
Winged Sprint Cars and Late Model Special
Pits open at 5:00, Grandstand opens at 6:00 pm.
Added Attraction: Mississippi Valley Vintage Racers
B & B Propane
Citizens Mutual
Community 1st Credit Union
Hawkeye Trader
Ideal Ready Mix Co, Inc.
KMEM Radio
8:30 PM
Fair Demo Derby
Sunday, July 17
4 cyl., Hobby Stock, Sport Mod & Stock Cars
Pits open at 5:00, Grandstand opens at 6:00 pm.
“Bob Weaklen Memorial” - Added Money to Stock Car Class
Pits open for Tech Inspection at 10:00 am.
Grandstand opens at 3:30 p.m.
A BIG Thank You to Our Season Sponsors!
Kollision Korner
M-3 Fabrication
McClure Concrete
Mike’s Tire & Alignment, Inc.
Neebz Graphix
Pepsi-Cola Memphis Bottling Co.
Pulaski Lumber
Slayton Polaris
Snowman Snowplow, Inc.
Spilman Auto Parts
State Farm Insurance - Jim Carnahan
Full Weld Full Wire
Weld
Compact
Lawn
Mower
$1,500
$800
$800
$150
$750
$400
$400
$100
$200
$200
$50
$500
$300
Special Award: $100 Hardest Hit, Full Wire Class,
in memory of Aaron Scott
Plus “Power Wheels” class for kids!
Admission: $15, Kids 6-12 $6,
5 & Under Free
Pit Pass: $30, 12 & under $15
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7:30 PM
Admission: $10, Kids 6-12 $6,
5 & Under Free
Pit Pass: $25, 12 & under $15
7:30 PM
Admission: $10, Kids 6-12 $6,
5 & Under Free
Pit Pass: All Ages $25
5:00 PM