July 26, 2008 at the Williams County Fairgrounds
Montpelier, Ohio
9:30AM (Ohio time)

Judge: Don Bergfield Bellowflower, IL

Showchairmen: Theresa Chittenden 04527 Wonderly Rd Hicksville, OH 43526 419-658-2726 radman@defnet.com

Show Secretary: Elaine Wirick 08967 Coy Rd Sherwood, OH 4355 419-899-4873

Order of Show

A. Showmanship (not Sanctioned) (4H age) A1 Senior Showmanship-age 15-19 A2 Intermedite Showmanship-age 12-14 A3 Junior Showmanship-ages 9-11 A4 Beginners Showmanship-ages 1-8	Senior Doe Show 1. Doe under Two Years (Milking) 2. Doe Two and under Three Years 3. Doe Three and under Four Years 4. Doe Four and under Five Years 5. Doe Five Years and over. *Grand Champion and Reserve Champion **Best Senior Doe in Show
B. ADGA Senior Doe B1 Alpine B2 LaMancha B3 Nubian B4 AOP B5 Saanen B6 Toggenburg B7 Recorded Grade	Junior Doe Show 6. Junior Kid-born on or after April 1 2008 7. Intermediate Kid-born 3/1 through 3/31, 2008 8. Senior Kid-born 1/1 through 2/29, 2008 9. Yearling (under 24 months/never freshened before day of show) *Grand Champion and Reserve Champion **Best Junior Doe in Show
C. ADGA Junior Doe C1 Alpine C2 LaMancha C3 Nubian C4 AOP C5 Saanen C7 Recorded Grade

Camping is available (Exhibitors Camp for Free)

**Held in Conjunction with the Williams County Antique Tractor Show**

There will be all kinds of food Vendors, Exhibits, and entertainment going on all day.

Rules

1. The Senior Doe Show are sanctioned by ADGA for the following breeds; Alpine, LaMancha, Nubian, AOP, Saanen, Toggenburg, and Recorded Grade. The Junior Doe Show is sanctioned by the ADGA for the following breeds; Alpine, LaMancha, Nubian, Saanen, Recorded Grade, and AOP. The Senior Doe Show and Junior Doe Show are separately sanctioned.
2. ADGA rules shall govern these shows.
3. Entry Fee is $4.00 per animal/per class/per day. Fees must accompany the entry form to the Show Secretary. Checks should be made out to: Tri-State Dairy Goat Association. No fee will be charged for the Showmanship classes.
4. The base Date is July 26, 2008 -the day of show.
5. The starting time will be; Saturday 9:30am (Ohio time)
6. Pens will be available. One tack stall per family will be allowed.
7. The Original Registration Certificate or Stamped Duplicate Application Form from the ADGA office is required for all animals under 6 months of age and this must be shown to the Show Secretary before the start of the show.
8. The Original Registration Papers are required for all animals 6 months of age or older. This must be shown to the Show SEcretary before the start of the show.
9. NO copies of registration certificate or the stamped application, telegraph, or phone calls will be accepted in lieu of the original certificate.
10. Proper health papers are required in the state of Ohio for all animals from other states, and msut comply with Ohio regulations. Papers and animals will be checked before the animals are to be penned. Animals showing signs of infectious disease or ill health will be barred from the barns and show ring. Certificate of Veterinary Inspection must be dated within 30 days of the Show. The owner and the Veterinarian must attest to the following statement written on the certificate of veterinary inspection "the Goats in this shipment are not known to be Under any movement restrictions because of crapie, and originate from a tuberculosis free herd." No telephone calls will be accepted in lieu of the correct Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. Any questions about the proper paperwork can be answered by calling the Ohio Department of Agriculture at 614-728-6220
11. All animals must be from herds that are registered in the National Scrapies Database. They must be properly tattooed or tagged with the proper identification. For more information on the National Scrapies Database call the S Department of Agriculture (614)469-5602.
12. No Horned animals are allowed
13. NO DOGS are allowed in the barns, show arean. NO EXCEPTIONS.
14. Any person not acting in an honorable manner will be aksed to leave the fairgrounds immediately and not return for the remainder of the show.
15. The Tri-State Dairy Goat Association, it's members and associates, the Williams County Agricultural Society, and the Williams County Fairgrounds, will not be responsible for the loss, damage, theft, injry, or illness to animal(s), equipment, or persons attending.
16. A Veterinarian will be on call to settle any dispute on barred animals. The Exhibitor will pay the expenses of the Veterinarian. The Veterinarian decision will be final.