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2010 ENTRY REGISTRATION PERIOD

JULY 1 - SEPTEMBER 1

YOUTH HORSE DEPARTMENT

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Exhibitors must be eighteen (18) years of age or under as of January 1 of current year.
2010 Show Dates Saturday & Sunday, October 16 & 17
2010 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR EQUINE SCHOLARSHIPS sponsored by The SC Farm Bureau Federation ($1,500) and The SC Horsemen's Council ($1,200) Link to Scholarship Program .pdf Link to Scholarship Application (printable and fillable).pdf
2010 4-H HORSE PROGRAM COMPETITIONS Stall Decorating Contest .pdf Stall Decorating Contest Rubric .pdf Stall Decorating Contest Entry Form .pdf Team Tournament .pdf Team Tournament Entry Form .pdf

Exhibitors must be eighteen (18) years of age or under as of January 1 of current year.

2010 Show Dates

Saturday & Sunday, October 16 & 17

2010 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR EQUINE SCHOLARSHIPS

sponsored by

The SC Farm Bureau Federation ($1,500) and The SC Horsemen's Council ($1,200)

*Link to Scholarship Program .pdf

*Link to Scholarship Application (printable and fillable).pdf

2010 4-H HORSE PROGRAM COMPETITIONS

Stall Decorating Contest .pdf

Stall Decorating Contest Rubric .pdf

Stall Decorating Contest Entry Form .pdf

Team Tournament .pdf

Team Tournament Entry Form .pdf

Personnel
Rules and Regulations
Entry Registration Periods & Fees

*Link to Classifications

*Link to Horse Shows Pocket Schedule .pdf

PERSONNEL

Superintendent

Ms. Brenda Baldwin

bjb1440@aol.com

Judge

Ms. Jennifer Moshier

Delaware OH

ENTRY REGISTRATION PERIODS & FEES

2010 Open Entry Registration Period
July 1 - September 1

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Regular Entry Fees Apply

2010 Late Entry Registration Period
September 2 - 24

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$25 Late Entry Fee per Exhibitor

Entry Registration Periods Open at 12:01 AM & Close at 12 Midnight

Entry Fee Policy
1.	Online Entries - Fees must be charged to a major credit card (MasterCard or Visa only).
2.	Postal Mailed Entries - Check or Money Order made payable to SC State Fair must accompany entry registration form.
3.	Entry registrations received without required entry/exhibitor fees will not be processed and will be returned to exhibitor.
4.	Checks will not be accepted following the Late Entry Registration Closing Date. Late class changes/additions must be paid in cash.
5.	Entry fees are non-refundable.
Youth Horse Fees
1.	Exhibitor Fee $5.00 per Exhibitor; (All Riders/Handlers listed on entry form are considered Exhibitors);
2.	Entry Fee Per Class $5.00; (exception: Lead-Line is free)
3.	Animal Trailer Gate 5 Parking Fee ($25.00 each) must be ordered at time of entry registration;
4.	Additional Gate Admission tickets ($5.00 each) must be ordered at time of entry registration;
5.	Tack Stall Rental Fee ($25.00 each) must be ordered at time of entry registration;
6.	Late Class Changes/Additions $10.00 per class (may only be made during check-in) and must be paid in cash.

YOUTH HORSE SHOW

SECTION 1201

(Click on the link below to view classes)

››› LINK TO CLASSIFICATIONS ‹‹‹

YOUTH HORSE RULES AND REGULATIONS

1.	The South Carolina State Fair General Rules and Regulations in conjunction with the American Quarter Horse Association (western) and US Equestrian Federation Association Rules (hunter) shall apply.
2.	Please direct questions regarding the show to the Superintendent whose contact information is listed above under Personnel.
3.	ENTRY PROCEDURE - VERY IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ Entry Registration is required and must be received during the Entry Registration Periods. Submit entries using Online Entry System or by postal mail on a current year SC State Fair Official Youth Horse Entry Form (or copy) and mail to SC State Fair, Entry Office, P.O. Box 393, Columbia SC 29202. A Responsible Party should complete the entry form with the Riders and Handlers being classified as Exhibitors. All premiums will be paid to the Responsible Party. It is this person's responsibility to distribute this money as they see fit. The Birth Date of each Rider/Handler should be listed on the Entry Registration Form for all classes. Exhibitors in the NOVICE CLASSES may not enter any other class that require a canter or lope.. Non-refundable Exhibitor Fee of $5.00 from each Rider and Handler and non-refundable Class Fees ($5.00 per class) must be paid at time of registration. Lead Line Class is free. Class changes/additions may be made only during check-in; any additional fee payment must be in the form of cash following the entry closing date. In addition to each $5.00 per class entry fee, an additional $10.00 per class for each class change or addition will be assessed only during check-in (cash only). Premiums will be paid only if all show fees have been paid.
4.	HEALTH REQUIREMENTS The original Coggins report dated within the last twelve (12) months prior to the show is required and must be presented to the Youth Horse Superintendent upon arrival at the fairgrounds or during check-in. DO NOT MAIL the Coggins report with entry form. All out-of-state animals must have a Health Certificate issued within thirty (30) days of the show by a licensed and accredited veterinarian. All vaccinations should be current.
5.	EXHIBITOR AGE REQUIREMENTS Exhibitors must be eighteen (18) years of age or under as of January 1 of current year.
6.	WALK/TROT AND WALK/JOG ENTRANTS All Walk/Trot or Walk/Jog entries are not eligible to enter in the remainder of the classes (i.e. those that require a canter or a lope). In other words, if an entry is in a Walk/Trot class he/she can only enter other Walk/Trot or Walk/Jog classes.
7.	CONFIRMATION LETTERS, PASSES, WRISTBANDS Online Exhibitors will receive an e-mail confirmation of their online entry registration at the completion of online entry. Please print a copy of your online entry form for your records. Confirmation letters along with pre-purchased trailer parking passes and two (2) wristbands for each rider/handler will be mailed in early October to the Responsible Party for Exhibitors. Contact Brenda Baldwin if letter is not received one week (7 days) prior to show.
8.	GATE ADMISSION POLICY (VERY IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ) In order to provide and insure the necessary parking space for towing vehicles transporting show animals for exhibit at the SC State Fair, livestock exhibitors will adhere the following policy: GATE 5 - VEHICLES TOWING ANIMALS: Parking passes for animal towing vehicles may be purchased for $25.00 only at time of entry registration. No vehicle will be allowed to turn into Gate #5 without a pass unless it is towing an animal trailer. Passes will not be allowed to be passed out at Gate #5. Any vehicle inside the Gate #5 parking area without a pass displayed will be towed at the owner's expense. GATE 6 - VEHICLES NOT TOWING ANIMALS: This includes Youth Horse Show exhibitors (responsible party, riders & handlers) not towing animals, spectators and auxiliary for exhibitors must park in the Gate #6 FREE PARKING lot on Assembly Street. If Gate #6 parking is full, you will need to find parking elsewhere. Purchase of advance gate tickets is advised...Fair tickets go on sale July 1 at www.scstatefair.org. Gate #6 opens each day at 7:00 a.m. for parking. Admission will be permitted beginning at 8:00 a.m. provided you have tickets in hand. Purchasing tickets at the ticket windows will not be available until one hour prior to normal opening times.
9.	Stalls are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. There is no stall fee.
10.	Tack Stall rental available at time of entry registration for $25.00 per stall.
11.	Barns A, B, and C will be available to horse show exhibitors after 6:00 p.m. on Friday, October 15, 2010.
12.	Exhibitors not displaying their show number will be asked to leave the ring.
13.	All animals entered in the show or stalled in barns must be manageable or will be excused from the ring or asked to leave the grounds.
14.	The Show Committee and SC State Fair reserve the right to test any animal at any time for suspected drug abuse, to be paid by the exhibitor of the animal.
15.	No trailer or vehicle parking at the barns, in front of stalls or driveways between barns, or in the inside aisles.
16.	Premium Award checks will be mailed to exhibitors following the show. Exhibitors are responsible for claiming any awards, such as ribbons or trophies, won during the show. These awards will not be mailed to exhibitors.