July 19–27
FAIR BOOK
Join us July 19–27 for the 69th annual Teton County Fair, our community’s signature western and agricultural heritage event.
Visit us online to enter and purchase event tickets: www.tetoncountyfair.com
This July, we’re thrilled to celebrate the 69th Annual Teton County Fair—our community’s signature event honoring the rich history, agricultural roots, and western heritage of Jackson, Wyoming. Spanning nine days, the Fair offers a dynamic lineup of events, shows, and entertainment that attracts participants and spectators of all ages and backgrounds.
Since 2020, following the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fair has experienced tremendous growth and renewed energy. In 2024, we saw record-breaking success: three out of four nightly events in the Rodeo Arena sold out, participant entries surged, and several competitions reached capacity for the first time ever. Sponsorship support also hit an all-time high, thanks to the incredible generosity of our local community.
The Teton County Fair Board is deeply grateful for this continued enthusiasm—it’s what makes the Fair the biggest and most anticipated celebration of the summer in Jackson!
As we prepare for another unforgettable year, we invite you to sponsor the 69th Annual Teton County Fair. Your support—whether as a business or individual—plays a vital role in sustaining the momentum and ensuring the Fair’s ongoing success. We offer a variety of sponsorship packages and would be honored to partner with you in bringing this cherished tradition to life.
Let’s make 2025 our best Teton County Fair yet—together. Thank you for your continued support. We can’t wait to see you at the Fair!
–Marybeth Hansen
Teton County Fair Board Chair
FAIR BOARD & STAFF
STAFF
Mary Martin Extension Educator
Valerie Adams Office Associate
Selena Brown Office Associate
Mikey Hemkens Board Member
Meredith Wilson Board Member
Britney Magleby Board Member
Austin O’Bryhim Treasurer
Amy Renova Vice Chair
Marybeth Hansen Chair
Hannah Bouline Secretary
Trista Hiltbrunner Fair Manager
Shane Lucas Maintenance Kit Vogel Admin. Assistant
Judi Nickell Maintenance
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL
Teton County Fair will not be held responsible for the loss of any article or animal exhibited at the Fair, either during the progress of the Fair or while en route to or from the Fair. Furthermore, Teton County Fair will not be held responsible for the safekeeping or safe return of any exhibit to its owner, although due care and caution will be exercised to prevent any loss or damage. Teton County Fair management welcomes and appreciates the report of any witnessed animal mistreatment or extortion by any service provider or concessionaire during the progress of the Fair. Please file complaints with the Fair Office immediately.
PARKING
Parking passes will be sold at the Fair Office or at the parking stations on either end of Snow King Avenue throughout Fair week (Wednesday through Sunday). A daily parking pass is $35 and a weekly parking pass is $50. Parking is extremely limited on the Fairgrounds and is not guaranteed, even with the purchase of a parking pass. There will be no fairgoer parking on the Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 26th, as all lots will be reserved and designated for Fair Rodeo contestants and horse trailers. Fairgoers are encouraged to park off site and walk or bike. A designated bike corral will be available for bike parking.
CASH
There is one ATM on the Fairgrounds, located inside the carnival. We recommend you bring cash with you. Credit/debit cards accepted at various locations.
HEALTH & SAFETY
X Trash receptacles, recycling bins for aluminum and #1 plastics, restrooms, extra port-o-pots, and hand wash stations will be available throughout the Fairgrounds. There’s no shortage or cute critters at the Fair but these animals can unintentionally make you sick. It’s very important to remember to wash your hands after touching any animal and before eating or drinking. Please consider these guidelines to ensure your health and safety:
X Adult supervision of children is required at all times.
X Mouth-to-mouth contact between animals and humans is prohibited.
X Wash hands immediately after touching any animals and before eating or drinking anything.
X Food and drinks are prohibited from any areas that are designated for livestock.
X Do not feed any animals any food, unless it is provided by the concessionaire, i.e. petting zoo.
X Wash your hands well and often.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Mark Newcomb Chair
Len Carlman Commissioner
Luther Propst Commissioner
Natalia Macker Commissioner
Wes Gardner Vice Chair
FRIDAY, JULY 11
5:00 PM
THURSDAY, JULY 17
5:00 PM
FRIDAY, JULY 18
5:00 PM
SUNDAY, JULY 20
5:00 PM
MONDAY, JULY 21
ENTRY DEADLINES
Horse Show—Team Branding (phone only): Fair Office (307) 733-5289
Horse Show—Team Sorting (phone only): Kailey Matthews (208) 949-7823
Horse Show—English: ShoWorks (online) or at the Fair Office
Horse Show—Non-Professional Western Performance: ShoWorks (online) or at the Fair Office
Horse Show—Ranch Trail Show: ShoWorks (online) or at the Fair Office
In person and mail-in Exhibit Hall entries: Fair Office Fair Rodeo: SaddleBook (online)
Online Exhibit Hall entries: ShoWorks Sydney Lee Judge Memorial Fun Night registration: Heritage Arena
5:00 PM Figure 8 Races: Fair Office
TUESDAY, JULY 22
7:30 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit drop off: Fair Community Building (access from Karns Ave.)
2:00 PM Fair Rodeo draw posted online and at the Fair Office
THURSDAY, JULY 24
5:00 PM Horse Show—Western Dressage: ShoWorks (online) or at the Fair Office
SATURDAY, JULY 26
7:30–8:30 AM Dog Agility Show & Go Trial registration: Mateosky Ball Field
1:30 PM Cornhole Tournament: In-person or by phone; first come, first serve basis until full
SUNDAY, JULY 27
2:30 PM
MONDAY, JULY 28
Sign up for Race Day event entries in the Big Top Tent during Fair (Diaper derby, corgi/weiner dog race, kids/adult pie eating)
2:00–7:00 PM Exhibit pick up: Fair Community Building (access from Karns Ave.)
OPEN CLASS HORSE SHOW
HORSE SHOW PHILOSOPHY
The purpose of the Teton County Fair Horse Show is to provide an opportunity for all equine enthusiasts to come and compete in these unique Fair events. The show will provide a fun and safe learning environment that supports healthy competition and sportsmanship among all ages of competitors.
HOW TO ENTER
> Online: www.tetoncountyfair.com
> By mail: Teton County Fair Office, P.O. Box 3075, Jackson, WY 83001
> In person: Teton County Fair Office, 305 W. Snow King Ave., Jackson, WY
> Team Sorting entries are by phone only: Kailey Matthews (208) 949-7823
> Team Branding entries are by phone only: Call the Fair Office (307) 733-5289
ENTRY FEES & DEADLINES
Norefundsonentryfees.
ENGLISH, NON-PROFESSIONAL WESTERN PERFORMANCE & RANCH TRAIL
> Online: $7 per class / Fair Office: $10 per class (unless otherwise noted)
> Entries: Monday, June 1 – Thursday, July 17, 5:00 p.m.
TEAM SORTING & TEAM BRANDING
> Jackpot events; entry fees specific to each event
> Entries: Monday, June 1 – Friday, July 11, 5:00 p.m. or until full
WESTERN DRESSAGE
> Online: $15 per class / Fair Office: $18 per class
> Entries: Monday, June 1 – Thursday, July 24, 5:00 p.m.
Supporting the Teton County Fair
HORSE SHOW RULES
Teton County Fair (TCF) Horse Show rules are based on American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA), the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), and the Western Dressage Association of America (WDAA). These events have their own rules, which are outlined in the event’s respective information or available through a source provided. It is the sole responsibility of each competitor to read and understand these rules. Any contests during a show are at the discretion of the TCF Horse Show Committee.
RULEBOOKS
> AQHA: www.aqha.com/aqha-rulebook
> USEF: www.bit.ly/USEF-rulebook
> WDAA: www.bit.ly/WDAA-rulebook
COMPETITOR AGE IS DETERMINED AS OF JANUARY 1, 2025
X All horses must be sound in showable condition.
X The TCF Horse Show Committee reserves the right to cancel or combine any class, as well as split classes into smaller groups if safety becomes an issue, to best serve the interest of the show.
X Four (4) or more competitors must participate in a class for a buckle to be awarded.
X There are three (3) calls per class; late entry into a class will not be permitted.
X The same horse MAY NOT be ridden again by the same person or by a different person in the same type of class. This rule does not apply to Team Sorting and Team Branding.
X Horses must be shown by the competitor whose name the horse is entered by upon entry, otherwise the entry will be disqualified.
X Competitors must maintain control of their animals at all times and must conduct themselves in a manner which ensures the safety of others. Otherwise, the competitor may be excused or disqualified.
X Unauthorized coaching from the sidelines may result in disqualification of a competitor and will be at the judge’s discretion.
X Any competitor who uses disrespectful or vulgar language, abuses a judge, an official, a committee member, or an animal will be disqualified.
X Competitors must wear their assigned number for all horse show events in which they are entered. If the number is not clearly visible, the competitor may be disqualified.
X Competitors who have overindulged in alcohol while competing will be excused immediately.
X Competitors must enter the ring through the correct gate. If the wrong gate is used, the competitor may be disqualified.
X All western classes require western attire to be worn by the competitor, and a western saddle and bridle worn on the horse.
X Horses over the age of five (5) must be ridden onehanded with a curb bit; gags or hackamores are not permitted. Horses five (5) and under may be ridden two-handed with a bosal or snaffle bit.
X Any infraction of these rules may result in the competitor’s disqualification.
X At the discretion of a TCF Horse Show Committee member or a judge, any competitor observed abusing any animal will be excused and disqualified from the Horse Show immediately. Sportsmanship
Ì AGE GROUPS AS OF JANUARY 1, 2025:
- Lead Line: 5 & under
- Pee Wee: 8 & Under
- Junior: 9–15
- Open: 16 & Over
- Senior: 50 & Over
Ì JUST SHOW UP TO ENTER
Ì INFO: (307) 690-7918
Ì COST: $10 ENTRY FEE PER EVENT
SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1PM •
Teton Barrel Racing Assoc.
HORSE SHOW SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, JULY 19
English Rodeo Arena 8:30 AM
SUNDAY, JULY 20
Ranch Trail Mateosky Ball Field 8:30 AM
Non-Professional Western Performance Rodeo Arena 8:30 AM
Mary Wigg Sportsmanship Award Presentation Rodeo Arena 1:00 PM
“Ride for the Brand” Award Presentation Rodeo Arena 1:10 PM
TBRA Gymkhana Heritage Arena 1:00 PM
Sydney Lee Judge Memorial Fun Night Heritage Arena 5:30 PM
MONDAY, JULY 21
Team Sorting Rodeo Arena 5:00 PM
TUESDAY, JULY 22
Team Branding Rodeo Arena 5:00 PM
SUNDAY, JULY 27
Western Dressage Rodeo Arena 8:45 AM
HORSE SHOW COMMITTEE
Marybeth Hansen
Julia Peck
Pam Scarlett
Judy Nalley
Kelley Tucker
Margie Warren
Peg Struhsacker
Michele Mersereau
John Bauer
Thank you to our dedicated Horse Show Committee!
HORSE SHOW BUCKLE SPONSORS
EVENT SPONSOR
English Junior High Point Mary Beth Hansen
English Senior High Point Teton Laser Center
Western Dressage: High Score Champion, Junior Rider Haagen-Dazs
Western Dressage: High Score Champion, Adult Amateur Teton County Fair Board
Western Dressage: High Score Champion, Open Rider Teton County Fair Board
Western Dressage: Silver Stirrup (stirrups) Teton County Fair Board
Sydney Lee Judge Memorial Pole Bending Champion Lily Pad Creative
Team Branding: Mixed Nuts
Teton County Fair Board
Team Branding: Mixed Nuts Teton County Fair Board
Team Branding: Mixed Nuts Teton County Fair Board
Team Branding: Open Nelson Engineering
Team Branding: Open Teton County Fair Board
Team Branding: Open Teton County Fair Board
Team Ranch Sorting: Open Nelson Engineering
Team Ranch Sorting: Open Teton County Fair Board
Junior Western Pleasure: All age riders, horses 5 and under Teton County Fair Board
Ranch Pleasure: 30 and over
Ranch Pleasure: 13–17
Ranch Pleasure: 12 and under
Brad and Barb Andrews
Teton County Fair Board
Teton County Fair Board
Western Equitation: 18 and over Teton County Fair Board
Western Equitation: 13–17
Teton County Fair Board
Western Equitation: 12 and under Teton County Fair Board
Western Pleasure: 18 and over Teton County Fair Board
Western Pleasure: 13–17
Teton County Fair Board
Western Pleasure: 12 and Under Teton County Fair Board
Reining: 18 and over Teton County Fair Board
Reining: 17 and under Teton County Fair Board
Trail Class: 30 and over Friends of Mounted Patrol
Trail Class: 18–29
Trail Class: 13–17
Nalley Steamway
Teton County Fair Board
Trail Class: 12 and under Mary Beth Hansen
JHTR Breyer Trophies Wild Wagon Saloon
Ride for the Brand Team Competition, 1
Ride for the Brand Team Competition, 2
Ride for the Brand Team Competition, 3
Ride for the Brand Team Competition, 4
Teton County Fair Board
Teton County Fair Board
Teton County Fair Board
Teton County Fair Board
DIVISION 1: ENGLISH
SATURDAY, JULY 19 • 8:30 AM
ENTER JUNE 1–JULY 17 • $7 PER CLASS ONLINE • $10 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN PERSON
Rules & Regulations: This portion of the TCF Horse Show will be run in accordance with the current USEF rulebook. The TCF Horse Show Committee reserves the right to cancel, combine, or change the classes to best serve the needs of the show and its competitors. Fences will be set relative to the skill level of the competitors in attendance. Class cancellations and/or changes may be made due to weather and/or arena condition. All decisions of the judge are final. A safety helmet with attached chin strap is required of all competitors.
Attire: Formal Hunt attire is encouraged (i.e. hunt coats, field boots, approved helmet, etc). However, informal attire is permitted (i.e. approved helmet, polo shirt, breeches and boots).
Tack & Equipment: A forward seat or all-purpose English saddle is required for all classes. Dropped nosebands or martingales of any type are not permitted in Hunter or Hunt Seat Equitation on the Flat classes. Standing martingales are permitted in Hunter and Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences classes. Dropped nosebands and running martingales are permitted in Open Jumper classes. Protective boots and/or polo wraps are permitted for horses in all classes.
Awards: 1st – 6th place ribbons will be awarded in each class. Belt buckles and traveling trophies will be awarded to Grand Champion High Point Jr. & Sr. winners. Ribbons will be awarded to Reserve Champion High Point Jr. & Sr. winners. A traveling trophy will be awarded to the individual who achieves combined horsemanship and sportsmanship. Jr. High Point classes include: 2, 4, 6, 15, 19, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 31. Sr. High Point classes include: 1, 3, 5, 14, 18, 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30, 31. If there is a tie for the High Point awards, the winner will go to the competitor with the most 1st place ribbons.
Sr./Jr. X-Rail Hunter: Trot or canter, course is twice around the outside. Fences: small-x-rails; competitor may NOT enter other jumping classes. Open Jumper: horses with clean rounds or equal faults are classified according to time taken to complete course without exceeding time given.
*Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding (JHTR) will determine class age restrictions.
Sr. Hunter Under Saddle Warmup, 18 & over
Jr. Hunter Under Saddle Warmup, 17 & under
Sr. Hunter Under Saddle, 18 and over
Jr. Hunter Under Saddle, 17 and under
Sr. Equitation on the Flat, 18 and over
Jr. Equitation on the Flat, 17 and under
JHTR Beginner Lead Line, JHTR
Short Stirrup Under Saddle Walk/Trot, 12 & under
JHTR Advanced Lead Line, JHTR
Short Stirrup Equitation on the Flat Walk/Trot, 12 & under
JHTR Semi-Independent, JHTR
BREAK TO SET UP X-RAIL COURSE —
Short Stirrup Walk/Trot Hunter Over X-rails, 12 & under
Stirrup Walk/Trot Equitation Over X-rails, 12 & under
X-rail Hunter, 17 & under
JHTR Walk/Trot 1, JHTR
Hunter Over Fences, 2’3”, 17 & under
Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences 2’3”, 18 &
Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences 2’3”, 17 &
Hunter Over Fences 2’6”, 18 & over
Hunter Over Fences 2’6”, 17 & under
Hunt Equitation Over Fences 2’6”, 18 & over
Hunt Equitation Over Fences 2’6”, 17 & under
Jumper 2’8”, All ages
Jumper 2’9”, All ages
DIVISION 2: NON-PROFESSIONAL WESTERN PERFORMANCE
SUNDAY, JULY 20 • 8:30 AM • RODEO ARENA
ENTER JUNE 1–JULY 17 • $7 PER CLASS ONLINE • $10 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN PERSON
Rules and Regulations:
X Young Horse Western Pleasure: Horses ridden with a snaffle or bosal; two (2) hands allowed; a shank bit is allowed if only one (1) hand is used. Mark the age of the horse on the entry form.
X Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure: (USEF WS141) Rules are at the discretion of the TCF Horse Show Committee. Horses to be shown at a ground covering walk, long, free-swinging, posting trot, and a lope on a loose rein.
X Western Equitation: (USEF EQ127) is a rail class judged on the rider.
X Lead Line Classes: Competitors who enter this class may not also enter the Walk/Trot.
X Walk/Trot Classes: Competitors who enter this class may not also enter the Lead Line classes.
X Reining: The pattern will be posted before the show starts at 8:30AM.
X Attire: Western tack and Traditional Western attire is required, including a short or long sleeve button-down shirt and a cowboy hat. Helmets and chaps are optional.
Class Division
1 Lead Line, Ages 6 & under
2 Walk/Trot, Ages 6 & under
3 Walk/Trot, Ages 7-10
4 Western Pleasure, Ages 30 & over
5 Western Pleasure, Ages 18–29
6 Western Pleasure, Ages 13–17
7 Western Pleasure, Ages 12 & under
8 Young Horse Western Pleasure: Riders of all ages, horses 5 & under
9 Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure, Ages 30 & over
10
Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure, Ages 18–29
Class Division
Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure, Ages 13–17
Ranch Horse Rail Pleasure, Ages 12 & under
Equitation, Ages 30 & over
Western Equitation, Ages 18–29
Western Equitation, Ages 13–17
Western Equitation, Ages 12 & under
BREAK TO DRAG ARENA & SETUP COURSE —
Reining, Ages 18 & over
Reining, Ages 17 & under
Ride For The Brand
TEAM COMPETITION — EARN THE TROPHY!
Team up with your family or friends and come on down to the Teton County Fair Non-Professional Western Performance classes on Sunday, July 20. Teams are made up of four (4) members who will compete in the Western Pleasure, Ranch Pleasure, and Western Equitation rail classes as individuals. When individual team members place 1st–6th in these classes, placing points will accrue toward the team’s total points. The team with the most points at the end of the show will be awarded the “Ride for the Brand” traveling trophy with their team name engraved on it.
$20 entry fee per team
Place:
SUNDAY EVENING
HORSE EVENTS
MUSICAL CHAIRS
PONY EXPRESS
COSTUME CONTEST
POLE BENDING
NON-HORSE EVENTS
CHICKEN POOP BINGO
WHEELBARROW BEDROLL
SACK RACE
PIE EATING CONTEST
SUNDAY, JULY 20, 5PM • HERITAGE ARENA ALL AGES INVITED TO PARTICIPATE
SYDNEY LEE JUDGE MEMORIAL POLE BENDING
Show off your pole bending skills and raise money for a great cause! The fastest pole bending time wins the buckle. No entry fees or pre-entry required for this family event. All ages welcome to sign up upon arrival.
Donations to the Sydney Lee Judge Foundation encouraged.
SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIP
SUNDAY, JULY 20 • 1:00 PM • RODEO ARENA
MARY WIGG MEMORIAL AWARD
Mary Wigg was a dedicated competitor at the Teton County Fair for many years. She successfully showed her horse each year, always exhibiting grace and commitment. In 1999, Mary was the winner of the Teton County Fair High Point Champion. She passed away just two months later following a lengthy battle with cancer.
The TCF Horse Show Committee annually commemorates Mary’s spirit, strength, and sportsmanship by presenting the traveling trophy to a competitor who exhibits these same admirable qualities. Each competitor who participates in all the Western Performance classes on Sunday, July 20, will be judged on their sportsmanship. All competitors, and anyone who knew Mary, are welcome to attend the presentation of the trophy at approximately 1:00 p.m. in the Rodeo Arena.
Proud sponsor of the Teton County Fair
—Gold Spon S or
DIVISION 3: RANCH TRAIL
SUNDAY, JULY 20 • 8:30 AM • MATEOSKY BALL FIELD
ENTER JUNE 1–JULY 17 • $7 PER CLASS ONLINE • $10 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN-PERSON
Rules and Regulations: The ranch trail course may include obstacles such as a gate, a bridge and may require competitors to dismount and ground tie, mount from hay bales, load into a trailer, back an “L”, put on and off a raincoat, drag an animal hide, and/or lope over poles etc. This show will be judged jackpot-style and competitors are encouraged to complete the course to the best of their ability. AQHA rules may not necessarily apply. All horses, regardless of age, may be ridden one or two-handed at the rider’s discretion but the choice must be consistent throughout the course. Three (3) refusals at any obstacle and the rider will proceed to the next obstacle.
The Set-Up: An exact drawing of the course with a legend will be provided. The course will remain the same for each division with variations in the instructions. The drawings will include all obstacles and props within the course.
Attire: Western tack and Traditional Western attire is required, including a short or long sleeve button-down shirt and a cowboy hat. Helmets and chaps are optional.
Class Division
1 Trail/Obstacle Course, Ages 30 & over
2 Trail/Obstacle Course, Ages 18-29
Class Division
3 Trail/Obstacle Course, Ages 13-17
4 Trail/Obstacle Course, Ages 12 & under
DIVISION 4: TEAM SORTING
MONDAY, JULY 21 • 5:00 PM • RODEO ARENA
ENTER JUNE 1–JULY 11 OR UNTIL FULL • $25PP/ENTRY CALL KAILEY MATTHEWS (208) 949-7823 TO ENTER 50% OF THE ENTRY FEE WILL BE JACKPOTTED, 50% IS A STOCK CHARGE
Rules and Regulations: Entry fees due upon entry. No refunds on entry fees for cancellations after the deadline. Once the draw has been completed, it will not be re-drawn.
Team Sorting teams are all open. Each entry is 2 runs. The draw will be pick two (2), draw one (1) or all rides can be drawn. If a contestant wishes to ride only one (1) time, their partner will be drawn. Contestants are allowed a maximum of six (6) runs unless there are no shows the evening of the event. These vacant runs will be filled by a random draw of contestants present.
A team of two (2) riders must move cattle, one at a time, from one pen to another in numerical order, starting with the number called by the announcer. Time will start when the first horse crosses through the opening between the pens. If already sorted cattle cross back into the original pen or if the wrong numbered cow goes through, the team will be disqualified. There will be a top ten call-back. The team with the most cattle sorted in the fastest time on the combined two runs, wins. There is a 60-second clock. The number of places to be paid out is dependent upon the number of total entries collected, plus any added money. If contestants are numbered by any association, the cap for any team is eight (8). Team organization or any rule changes are at the discretion of the TCF Horse Show Committee. This event will be capped at 100 total teams.
Attire: Traditional Western attire is required, including a short or long sleeve button-down shirt and a cowboy hat.
DIVISION 5: TEAM BRANDING
TUESDAY, JULY 22 • 5:00 PM • RODEO ARENA
ENTER JUNE 1–JULY 11
CALL THE FAIR OFFICE (307) 733-5289 TO ENTER
$90/OPEN TEAM
$60 OF OPEN ENTRY FEE IS A JACKPOT
$30 IS A STOCK CHARGE
$60/MIXED NUTS TEAM
$30 OF MIXED NUT ENTRY FEE IS A JACKPOT
$30 IS A STOCK CHARGE
Rules and Regulations: Entry fees due upon entry. No refunds on entry fees for cancellations after the deadline. Once the draw has been completed, it will not be re-drawn. Open: any team. Mixed Nuts: 2 of 3 team members must be one of the following: over 50, 14 & under, or female.
The length of the Rodeo Arena will be split in half so two (2)teams may run safely and at the same time. There will be a three (3)-minute time limit for each team. If a team member is a no-show, the whole team will scratch. The event will be capped at 80 teams. Any team member may enter each division four (4) times. The same team may enter each division one time.
Each team consists of three (3) members. All three (3) team members will start on horseback and at one end of their assigned arena. The cattle will be at the other end of the same arena. The judge will decide the placement of the brand. No belly catches.
When time is signaled, one teammate will rope a cow around the head or horns, another teammate will then heel the cow around the hind leg (s). Before the cow may be branded, it must be stretched – two (2) hind feet, two (2) front feet, and horses facing. Once the horses are faced, the third teammate may get off their horse and transfer the head rope to the front feet. There is no penalty if the cow kicks out of the rope, as long as the feet are replaced prior to branding. The third teammate may then brand the cow, in the location as specified by the judge, run back to their horse and get on. Time is signaled upon the branding iron being placed back in the bucket. Any roughing of the cattle, as determined by the judges i.e. high-hocking or choking, may result in disqualification.
Attire: Traditional Western attire is required, including a short or long sleeve button-down shirt and a cowboy hat.
DIVISION 6: WESTERN DRESSAGE
SUNDAY, JULY 27 • 8:45 AM •
RODEO ARENA
ENTER JUNE 1 – JULY 24 • $15 PER CLASS ONLINE • $18 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN PERSON WDAA RECOGNIZED SHOW ID #25-376 • USEF-LICENSED “R” WESTERN DRESSAGE JUDGE, CYNTHIA GANEM
Rules and Regulations: Western Dressage integrates the historically validated principles of dressage with the best of western stock horse tradition. It is a systematic and progressive system of training for the western horse and rider in traditional stock and tack attire, with the purpose of enjoying a safe, pleasurable, versatile, healthy, and balanced working horse. Riders will be asked to ride a specific test which can be downloaded by visiting the WDAA website at: www.westerndressageassociation.org/wdaa-tests
Each test has specific guidelines of the requirements at the specified level and shows each movement and the way it is scored. All tests, the show, judge, and each participant adhere to the rules in accordance with USEF/WDAA guidelines. A reader of the test is permitted. Ribbons will be awarded to the top 6 placings in each division of each class. Belt buckles will be awarded to the high score champion in each division (Junior, Adult Amateur, and Open). Silver Stirrup Class (not a sanctioned class): rider and horse whose combined ages total 75 years or more.
Class Division
1 WD: Intro Level Test 1, Junior/Young Rider
2 WD: Intro Level Test 1, Adult Amateur
3 WD: Intro Level Test 1, Open
4 WD: Basic Level Test 1, Junior/Young Rider
5 WD: Basic Level Test 1, Adult Amateur
6 WD: Basic Level Test 1, Open
7 WD: Level 1 Test 1, Junior/Young Rider
Class Division
8
9
10
11
12
13
WD: Level 1 Test 1, Adult Amateur
WD: Level 1 Test 1, Open
WD: Test of Choice, Junior/Young Rider
WD: Test of Choice, Adult Amateur
WD: Test of Choice, Open
WD: Silver Stirrup Century Class, Test of Choice,
Western Dressage Team Competition
Enter to win a cash prize at the Western Dressage Team Competition on Sunday July 27, 2025! Teams consist of three (3) members: one Youth Rider, one Adult Amateur Rider, and one Open Rider. While each team member competes as an individual, their ride score will accrue toward the total group score. The team with the highest group score at the end of the day, wins. Competitors must indicate upon entry which of their rides, on which horse, will accrue toward the group score.
$15 entry fee per team
Western Dressage integrates the historically validated principles of dressage with the best of western stock horse tradition!
WED/THU/FRI
5 PM TO MIDNIGHT
SATURDAY/SUNDAY
2 PM TO MIDNIGHT
PRE-SALE TICKETS
HEAD TO THE FAIR OFFICE TO SAVE ON TICKETS JULY 1 THROUGH 22 OR UNTIL SOLD OUT
MONDAY, JULY 14
FAIR SCHEDULE
5:00 PM 4-H Rifle Archery Shoot Wilson’s Field
THURSDAY, JULY 17
9:00 AM 4-H Rifle Shoot Gun Range
5:30 PM 4-H Shotgun Shoot
SATURDAY, JULY 19
8:30 AM Horse Show—English Rodeo Arena
SUNDAY, JULY 20
8:30 AM Horse Show—Non-Professional Western Performance Rodeo Arena
8:30 AM Horse Show—Ranch Trail Mateosky Field
1:00 PM Mary Wigg Sportsmanship Award Presentation Rodeo Arena
1:10 PM "Ride for the Brand" Award Presentation
1:00 PM TBRA’s Gymkhana Heritage Arena
5:30 PM Sydney Lee Judge Memorial Fun Night
MONDAY, JULY 21
8:00 AM 4-H Fabric & Fashion Judging 4-H Office
3:00 PM 4-H Interview Judging, Static Exhibits Exhibit Hall
5:00 PM Horse Show—Team Sorting Rodeo Arena
6:30 PM 4-H Fashion Review & Awards Big Top Tent
TUESDAY, JULY 22
7:00 AM 4-H Horse Vet Inspections Fairgrounds Parking Lots
7:30 AM - 2:00 PM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Drop-off (all entries) Exhibit Hall
8:00 AM 4-H Horse Showmanship Mateosky Field
9:00 AM 4-H Horse Performance Classes Rodeo Arena & Heritage Arena 4-H Horse Speed Events
4-H Horse High Point Awards
11:00 AM 4-H Horse Trail Classes Mateosky Field
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Judging Exhibit Hall
5:00 PM Horse Show—Team Branding Rodeo Arena
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23
All Day 4-H Livestock Barn CLOSED to the Public Heritage Arena
8:30 AM 4-H Rabbit Show Outside Heritage Arena
11:00 AM 4-H Pocket Pet/Cavy Show
4-H Livestock Vet Inspections Heritage Arena
3:00 PM 4-H Poultry Show Outside Heritage Arena
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall
OPEN to the Public | Winged Wonders Butterfly Exhibit Exhibit Hall
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM All Aboard Train
All Venues
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 (CONT’D)
4:00 PM - 9:30 PM Beer Garden Open Big Top Tent
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Live Music from Inland Isle Big Top Tent
5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Vendor Booths Open Grassy Arena
5:00 PM - Midnight Frazier Shows Carnival Midway Arena
6:00 PM Gates Open for Fair Concert Rodeo Arena
6:00 PM 4-H Livestock Weigh-In Heritage Arena Scale
7:00 PM Fair Concert: Charley Crockett w/Rattlesnake Milk Rodeo Arena
THURSDAY, JULY 24
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM 4-H Livestock Barn OPEN to the Public Heritage Arena
8:00 AM 4-H Swine Show, followed by Pee Wee/Over the Hill
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Senior Center Homemade Pies for Sale Exhibit Hall Kitchen
11:00 AM - Noon Bingo Big Top Tent
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall OPEN to the Public | Winged Wonders Butterfly Exhibit Exhibit Hall
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Freckle Farm Petting Zoo SE Corner of Fairgrounds
Laser Tag S. Tennis Court RC Car Racing Grassy Arena
Noon
- 9:00 PM Vendor Booths Open Grassy Arena
Noon
- 6:00 PM All Aboard Train All Venues
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Hillia Hula Hoop Extraordinaire Show Big Top Tent
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM Kid's Competitions: Sack & 3-Legged Races Grassy Arena
2:00 PM 4-H Sheep & Goat Shows followed by Pee Wee/Over the Hill Heritage Arena
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM Pattycakes the Clown Show Big Top Tent
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Farmer Sam’s Barnyard Game Show
4:00 PM
- 10:00 PM Beer Garden Open
5:00 PM - Midnight Frazier Shows Carnival Midway Area
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Live Music TBA Big Top Tent
6:00 PM Gates Open for Fair Concert Rodeo Arena
7:00 PM Fair Concert: Banda Retonos
8:00 PM
- 10:00 PM Live Music from Tanner Usrey Big Top Tent
FRIDAY, JULY 25
7:00 AM
- 11:00 AM Lion's Cub Breakfast Big Top Tent
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM 4-H Livestock Barn OPEN to the Public Heritage Arena
8:00 AM
- 5:00 PM
Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall
OPEN to the Public | Winged Wonders Butterfly Exhibit Exhibit Hall
8:00 AM 4-H Dog Vet Inspections Mateosky Field
9:00 AM 4-H Dog Show
9:00 AM 4-H Beef Show Heritage Arena
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
11:00 AM
- 7:00 PM
12:00 PM
Senior Center Homemade Pies for Sale Exhibit Hall Kitchen
Freckle Farm Petting Zoo
SE Corner of Fairgrounds
Laser Tag S. Tennis Court
RC Car Racing Grassy Arena
- 6:00 PM All Aboard Train All Venues
1:00 PM
- 1:30 PM Pattycakes the Clown Show Big Top Tent
1:30 PM
- 2:30 PM
3:00 PM
Kids’ Competitions: Sack & 3-Legged Races Grassy Arena
- 3:30 PM Hillia Hula Hoop
Extraordinaire Show Big Top Tent
4:00 PM 4-H Livestock Sale Buyer
Registration & Reception
4:00 PM
South End of Heritage Arena
- 4:30 PM Magic of Circus Big Top Tent
4:00 PM
- 11:30 PM Beer Garden Open
5:00 PM 4-H Livestock Auction
5:00 PM
Heritage Arena
- Midnight Frazier Shows Carnival Midway Area
6:30 PM
- 8:30 PM Live Music from Strumbucket Big Top Tent
9:00 PM Midnight Live Music w/ The Runaway Grooms
SATURDAY, JULY 26
7:00 AM
- 11:00 AM Lion's Club Breakfast Big Top Tent
8:00 AM
- 5:00 PM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall OPEN Butterfly Exhibit Exhibit Hall
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM 4-H Livestock Barn OPEN to the Public Heritage Arena
9:00 AM Show N Go Dog Agility Mateosky Field
10:00 AM 4-H Round Robin Showmanship Heritage Arena
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Senior Center Homemade Pies for Sale Exhibit Hall Kitchen
11:00 AM Fair Rodeo Slack Rodeo Arena
Freckle Farm Petting Zoo
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
12:00 PM
SE Corner of Fairgrounds
Laser Tag S. Tennis Court
RC Car Racing Grassy Arena
- 6:00 PM All Aboard Train All Venues
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Magic of Circus Show Big Top Tent
SATURDAY, JULY 26 (CONT’D)
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Cornhole Tournament Big Top Tent
2:00 PM
- 11:30 PM Beer Garden Open Big Top Tent
2:00 PM - Midnight Frazier Shows Carnival Midway Area
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Farmer Sam’s Barnyard Game Show Big Top Tent
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM 4-H Alumni Reception Heritage Arena
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM Live Music from DGS Big Top Tent
6:00 PM Gates Open for Fair Rodeo Rodeo Arena
7:00 PM Fair Rodeo Performance
9:00 PM 4-H Dance Outside Heritage Arena
9:30 PM - Midnight Late Night Party w/Something Else Resident DJ's Big Top Tent
SUNDAY, JULY 27
ALL DAY 4-H Livestock Barn CLOSED to the Public Heritage Arena
7:30 AM - 11:00 AM Lion's Club Breakfast Big Top Tent
8:00 AM
- 5:00 PM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall OPEN Butterfly Exhibit Exhibit Hall
8:45 AM Horse Show: Western Dressage Rodeo Arena
9:00 AM 4-H Livestock Release Heritage Arena
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Cowboy Church Big Top Tent
10:00 AM
- 2:00 PM Senior Center Homemade Pies for Sale Exhibit Hall Kitchen
11:00 AM 4-H Cody Shervin Memorial Award & Dismissal Meeting Heritage Arena
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Freckle Farm Petting Zoo SE Corner of Fairgrounds Laser Tag S. Tennis Court
RC Car Racing Grassy Arena Noon - 9:00 PM Vendor Booths Open Grassy Arena
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Farmer Sam’s Barnyard Game Show Big Top Tent
2:00 PM - 7:00 PM Beer Garden Open
2:00 PM
- Midnight Frazier Shows Carnival Midway Area
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM RACE DAY: Diaper Derby, Pie Eating & Wiener/Corgi Races Grassy Arena
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Magic of Circus Big Top Tent
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM Live Music from Lazy Eyes
6:00 PM Gates Open for Figure 8 Races Rodeo Arena
7:00 PM Figure 8 Races
MONDAY, JULY 28
9:00 AM
- 12:00 PM 4-H Static Exhibit Pickup Exhibit Hall
2:00 PM - 7:00 PM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall Entry Pick-up
FAIR RODEO
Saturday, July 26 • 7 PM • Rodeo Arena
LONG-GO (SLACK) — 11 AM | SHORT-GO (PERFORMANCE) — 7 PM (GATES OPEN AT 6 PM) BUCKLES AWARDED TO WINNER(S) IN EACH EVENT
HOW TO ENTER
All entries must be submitted online through SaddleBook (scan QR code). Phone and in-person entries not accepted. Entries: July 14 at 8:00 a.m. through July 18 at 5:00 p.m. Late entries will not be accepted. (Rough stock events may remain open to fill, if needed.) For team events such as Team Roping, Hide Race, and Ribbon Roping, both partners must enter. Entries with only one partner will not be included in the draw.
TO ALL CONTESTANTS in Team Roping, Tie Down, Breakaway, Steer Wrestling and Ribbon Roping: THERE WILL BE A STRING BARRIER
FAIR RODEO ENTRY FEES
X Barrel Racers: You only run 1 horse. Carry-overs are allowed from PeeWee and Junior Barrel to the Open w/ Incentive, and we have a senior sidepot. If you wish to carry over to the Open, you’ll run in your age division. Senior Barrel racers will run in the Open and carry over.
X Team Ropers: Enter 3x max, 2x per division. Parent(Grandparent)/Child does not count. Must have a current WSTR/Global Membership ready when you pick up your check.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Any contestant, no matter their city or state of residence, is welcome to enter the Teton County Fair Rodeo.
The long-go will be the qualifier for the short-go, the top 5 times will move on. Rough Stock (10 entries max), Hide Race (4 teams max), and Ribbon Roping (10 teams max) will only be run in the performance. Payouts will occur after the long-go (70% of total pot) and the short-go (30% of total pot: 20% to first and 10% to second) for all qualifier events. Barrel racers will run once, we will draw a max of 5 from each age division. We will rake every five! Open w/ Incentive barrels will pay 60% to Open and 40% to Incentive. All contestants that qualify for the short-go will start with a clean slate, no average.
For event rules, visit tetoncountyfair.com No refunds will be issued for entry fees unless there is an emergency or a veterinary note is provided. If a contestant needs to draw out they must provide a valid medical out or a vet out to receive a refund.
Draw results will be posted at the Fair Office and online by 2 p.m. on Tuesday, July 22.
Thank you to the Rodeo Committee:
Amy Renova, Mikey Hemkens, Britney Magleby, Shane Lucas, Trista Hiltbrunner and John Bauer
IN LOVING MEMORY
DYLAN GRANT
Dylan Grant loved the Teton County Fair! He started participating at just 2 years old, competing in the Horse Show Lead Line. When Dylan was 4, he was Grand Champion of the Pet Show with his dog, Molly. At age 6, he was Grand Champion of the Costume Class — his pony was decorated as a ship, and he was a pirate.
Dylan had fun competing in Fun Night with his horse. He loved the fish pond and the carnival and, most of all, the bucking machine! Let’s not forget the Pig Wrestling — his team even won his age division one year. Dylan was later hired by the Pig Wrestling contractor to help out for a couple of years.
One year, Dylan and two friends bought a “mini pig” from the Petting Zoo together. That pig, Daisy, grew to nearly 500 pounds!
Dylan was very involved with 4-H for a decade. He did many presentations, winning Grand Champion one year and Reserve Champion another. When Dylan was 9, he was Reserve Champion in Archery as a member of the Razor Backs. He won the Horse Show Walk Trot at age 11 as a member of the Teton Range Riders. He was a member of the Divine Swine club and showed pigs all 10 years, winning Reserve Showman one year.
Dylan really enjoyed his six years as a member of the Claybusters Shotgun Club and won Grand Champion as both an Intermediate and a Senior. Dylan qualified for the Wyoming State Fair many times in many categories and competed in the State Shoot one year. He served as an officer in many of his clubs. Dylan received Gold Medal recognition on every record book he completed, even having the best book one year. He was also chosen to be a member of the Wyoming 4-H Honors Club.
Of course Dylan’s favorite part of the Fair was the rodeo! He got on his first sheep at age 4, then advanced to mini bull riding, and later to regular bulls—winning buckles in both events.
Dylan will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him at the Fairgrounds, in the Rodeo Arena, and through 4-H. His big smile, adventurous spirit, and love for animals touched so many lives. Though he’s no longer with us, his energy, enthusiasm, and dedication live on in the people and programs he helped shape. Every time a kid steps into the arena for the first time or leads an animal in the show ring, a little piece of Dylan’s spirit is right there with them.
FAIR RODEO EVENT SPONSORS
RODEO BUCKLE SPONSORS
Parent/Child Roping (Header) Nelson Engineering
Bill Lewkowitz Memorial #8 Team Roping (Heeler) Brad and Barb Andrews
Hide Race Nelson Engineering
Bareback Riding Mountain Valley Glass
Saddle Bronc Riding Intermountain Roofing
Ranch Bronc Riding The Historic Wort Hotel
Bull Riding Mountain Valley Glass
Mutton Bustin’ Intermountain Roofing
1D Barrel Racing
Junior Barrel Racing (ages 11–14)
Nalley Steamway, LLC
Nalley Steamway, LLC
Senior Barrel Racing Wyoming Wagyu
STROLLING ENTERTAINMENT
Free Fun For All — Wednesday, July 23, through Sunday, July 27
ALL ABOARD ELECTRIC TRAIN
THURS–SUN: NOON TO 6PM
Catch a ride on the All Aboard electric train! Just flag down the conductor when you are ready for a fun ride.
ANIMAL CRACKER CONSPIRACY
THURS–SUN: THROUGHOUT THE DAY
Catch this duo strolling on stilts around the Fairgrounds. Ask them to dance, blow bubbles, and juggle!
FARMER SAM’S BARNYARD GAME SHOW
SHOWS—THURS, SAT: 4:00PM TO 4:30PM, SUN: 1:00–1:30PM
Farmer Sam’s Barnyard is a game show filled with agricultural games like a cow milking race, corn stompers, cow pie toss, stick horse races, lasso a longhorn and even kids pedal tractor pulls. Don’t miss the shows in the Big Top Tent!
FRECKLE FARM PETTING ZOO & PONY CAROUSEL
THURS–SUN: 11AM TO 7PM
Ride your favorite pony and pet your favorite animal. Located at the SE corner of the Fairgrounds by the tennis courts.
HILLIA HOOP EXTRAORDINAIRE
SHOWS—THURS: 1:00–1:30PM, FRI: 3:00-3:30PM
Catch this street performance style hula hoop act in the Big Top Tent and around the Fairgrounds. Prepare to be amazed!
LASER TAG
THURS–SUN: 11AM TO 7PM
Participate in a non-impact, non-contact sport using infrared-emitting light guns to tag designated targets. Located on the south tennis court.
MAGIC OF CIRCUS
SHOWS—FRI: 4:00PM TO 4:30PM, SAT: 1:00–1:30PM, SUN: 4:00PM TO 4:30PM
Enjoy a show at the Big Top Tent and look for the magic strolling around the Fairgrounds at other times.
Grand Teton Kennel Club
K9 Athletes of the Tetons
SATURDAY, JULY 26, 9AM •
Ì AKC RULES & REGULATIONS
Ì $5 PER RUN
Ì REGISTER AT THE EVENT 7:30–8:30 AM
Ì CALL ELLEN MCKEE AT (307) 733-3579
MATEOSKY BALL FIELD
Serving the valley since 1964, proud sponsors of the fair!
PATTYCAKES THE CLOWN
SHOWS—THURS: 3:00PM TO 3:30PM, FRI: 1:00 TO 1:30PM
Catch the show on the Big Top Tent stage daily or find him strolling the Fairgrounds throughout the day.
RC CAR RACING
THURS–SUN: 11AM TO 7PM, GRASSY ARENA
Experience the thrill of high-speed action on our RC Car Racing Track! Perfect for remote control racing enthusiasts, this smooth, banked circuit is built for speed and close competition. Grab your controller, line up at the start, and challenge your friends to see who’s the fastest on the track!
THE WINGED WONDERS - EDUCATIONAL BUTTERFLY FEEDING EXHIBIT
THURS–SUN: 11AM TO 6PM, EXHIBIT HALL
Stop by the Exhibit Hall to experience the magic of nature up close as colorful butterflies flutter around you and feed from your hand.
Enjoy strolling entertainment at the Fairgrounds Wednesday, July 23, through Sunday, July 27!
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FAIR VENDORS
Enjoy our food and retail vendors located in the Grassy Arena near the Big Top Tent (between the Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall and the Frazier Shows Carnival). Vendors will be open on Wednesday, July 23, from 5 to 9 p.m., and Thursday through Sunday, noon to 9 p.m.
FOOD TRUCKS & TENTS
Antojitos La Pasadita
Art-Taco
Blas Frozen Treats
Burger Daddy
Caffecito
Colorado Grill
Frida Snacks
Glazed and Confused
Mini Donuts
Istanbul Bistro
La Casita Mexican Restaurant
Mexican Crazy Corn
Morales Home Made
Rancho Market Inc.
Street Tacos LLC
Tacos Chapulin
Tacos Mi Pueblo
Two Guys Burgers & Fries
WyoPa Hoagie Wagon
RETAIL VENDORS
Caricatures by Corey
Fairy Fox Design
Nyna Arts
Revival Vintage
Star Valley Permanent Jewelry/Teeth Whitening
Nacole Hanson, Agent
Jackson Ayala, Agent, Financial Advisor
FAIR & RODEO ROYALTY
ROYALTY PAGEANT
The 2025 Teton County Fair & Rodeo Royalty Pageant will take place on Friday, June 20, at 6 p.m. in the Community Building, featuring modeling, speeches, and interviews. The Horsemanship portion will be held on Saturday, June 21, at 11 a.m. in the Heritage Arena, with the Coronation Ceremony to follow back at the Community Building. A heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Friess for sponsoring the 2025 Program, and to Gwen and Bill Hansen for their sponsorship of the 2025 Pageant.
THE ROLE OF A RODEO QUEEN
Holding the title of Rodeo Queen is much like holding a job: it requires dedication and sacrifice, yet the rewards are endless. A rodeo queen is a role model for all young ladies, regardless if they grew up living the western lifestyle. She upholds herself with grit and grace. She is an ambassador to the sport of rodeo, her local sponsoring rodeo, and her community. She is a leader for the younger title holders and is an educator on the sport of rodeo and the western lifestyle. While a rodeo queen is a cowgirl, she must first and foremost be a lady.
The Teton County Fair & Rodeo Royalty are representatives of Teton County, ambassadors for the Teton County Fair & Rodeo, and spokeswomen for keeping our western heritage alive.
Thank you Royalty Committee!
Amy Renova, Trista Hiltbrunner, Judi Nickell and Britney Magleby
2024 ROYALTY COURT
Lucila Scharp 2nd Attendant
New in 2026: Royalty Sponsorship Opportunity
We’re excited to announce the launch of our year-round Fair & Rodeo Royalty Sponsorship Program! For information, please contact the Fair Office at fair@tetoncountyfair.com or call (307) 733-5289.
X PRESENTING RIGHTS to full Fair Week
X 6 TICKETS to night events (excluding figure 8’s)
X 3 PARKING PASSES Fair Week
X HALF-PAGE AD in Fair Book
X LISTED AS FAIR ROYALTY PROGRAM SPONSOR in all events online and print ads
X VERBAL RECOGNITION during Fair Week at night events and fundraisers/events throughout the year
X UP TO 3 BANNERS hung on the Fairgrounds throughout Fair Week
X BUSINESS NAME/LOGO posted on Fair Website and in Fair “Thank You” ad, as well as on girls’ Autograph sheets and jackets
X SOCIAL MEDIA mentions
X FLAG WITH YOUR LOGO/ BUSINESS carried at Parades and during Fair Rodeo
Ruthie Dornan Jr. Princess
Mattie Dornan Sr. Princess
Bailey Cook 1st Attendant
Ì ENTRY: $50/PRETTY GOOD TEAM $20/PRETTY OK TEAM
Ì JACKPOT PAID TO TOP FOUR WINNING TEAMS IN EACH DIVISION
Ì FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE
Ì ENTRIES OPEN JUNE 1
Ì ENTER IN PERSON AT THE FAIR OFFICE OR EMAIL FAIR@ TETONCOUNTYWY.GOV
SATURDAY, JULY 26, 2–4PM • BIG TOP TENT
BLUE RIBBON EXHIBIT HALL
General Submission Information
X Anyone interested in entering exhibits is welcome to participate.
X Adult classes are for ages 18 and over as of January 1, 2025.
X Teen classes are for ages 13–17 as of January 1, 2025.
X Junior classes are for ages 7–12 as of January 1, 2025.
X Beginner classes are for ages 1–6 as of January 1, 2025.
X Exhibitors may enter up to two (2) items in each class.
X Exhibits must be made, grown, or created by the exhibitor entering them and have not been entered in a previous fair.
X The number following a class item denotes the number or amount of the exhibit that should be displayed in the entry.
X Exhibits may be entered in “any other” only if there is not an existing class in which that exhibit should be entered.
X Ribbons are awarded using the Danish System, meaning that exhibits will be judged against standards and not against other exhibits in the class.
X A ‘Best of Show’ rosette and belt buckle will be awarded to the best exhibit in each department, as determined by the judge. A ‘Division Champion’ rosette will be awarded to the best exhibit in each division, as determined by the judge. Blue and red ribbons may be awarded to all other exhibits in each class. Red ribbons are not eligible for premiums.
X It is the judge’s discretion as to whether or not an exhibit is worthy of a ribbon.
X The Teton County Fair Board (TCFB) reserves the right to interpret these rules and guidelines to arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions, and differences.
X Any protests about an exhibit may be submitted in writing, to the TCFB (PO Box 3075 Jackson, WY 83001) by Friday, August 1, 2025. A $25 cash protest fee must accompany the letter. If the TCFB makes a decision on the protest in their favor, the TCFB will
retain the $25 protest fee. If judgment is awarded in favor of the exhibitor, the $25 will be returned. TCFB decisions are final.
X TCFB will take all reasonable precautions for the safekeeping of exhibits but WILL NOT be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.
X TCFB WILL NOT be responsible to store or keep any exhibits that are not picked up after Fair.
X Changes to the class list from year from year to year are at the TCFB’s discretion. Classes may be eliminated if exhibits are not received for two (2) or more consecutive years in a particular class.
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OPEN TO ALL PARTICIPATE OR SPECTATE! BRING YOUR CREATIVITY TO THE FAIR JULY 23—JULY 27
WEDNESDAY 4–6 PM
THURSDAY 11 AM–6 PM
FRIDAY 8 AM–5 PM SATURDAY 8 AM–5 PM SUNDAY 8 AM–5 PM
BLUE RIBBON EXHIBIT HALL REGISTRATION
Online entries accepted June 1–July 20
X Register online at tetoncountyfair.com
X Fair Office staff are available to help you register online
X There is no cost to enter online
In-person or mail-in entries accepted June 1–July 18
X In-person—bring entry form to the Fair Office: 305 W. Snow King Ave in Jackson, WY
X Mail-in—mail entry form to the Teton County Fair: PO Box 3075, Jackson, WY 83001
X There is no cost to enter in person or by mail Day-of entries accepted under these conditions:
X Day-of exhibits are eligible for display only
X Exhibits will not receive a tag
X Exhibits are not eligible for judging, to win ribbons or buckles, or to be paid premiums
EXHIBITS: DROP OFF
Tuesday, July 22, 7:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
X TC Fairgrounds Community Building accessed from N. Karns Ave
X Exhibits for all departments
X Exhibitors will be responsible for attaching tags (provided by Fair Office) to their own exhibits
EXHIBITS: PICK UP
Monday July 28, 2:00–7:00 p.m.
X TC Fairgrounds Community Building accessed from N. Karns Ave.
X Premiums will be forfeited if exhibits are not picked up on the specified date and time
PREMIUMS
X Best of Show $25 + trophy belt buckle
X Division Champion .............................................................$10
BLUE RIBBON EXHIBIT HALL 2024 WINNERS
MIXED GARDENING
> Best of Show: Elizabeth Rinn
> Fall Veggies: Stephanie Ninneman
> Fruits: Lesley Beckworth
> Herbs: Maya Smith
> Summer Veggies: Elizabeth Rinn
FLOWERS GALORE
> Best of Show: Hilary Monro
> Bouquet Arrangements: Hilary Monro
> Cut Stem Arrangements: Carolyn Dessin
> Pretty Potted Arrangements: Amy Renova
CAKES, CUPCAKES & PIES
> Best of Show: Julie Hession
> Edible Cakes or Cupcakes: Julie Hession
> Iced Celebration Cakes or Cupcakes: Gail Luna
> Pies: Hazel Oberholtzer
COOKIE MONSTER
> Best of Show: Julie Hession
> Cookie Monster: Kate Harslem
THE SWEET SHOP
> Best of Show: Owen Marsden
> The Sweet Shop: Melodie
BREADS & ROLLS
> Best of Show: Mariah Oar
> Morning Munchies: Sarah Sinnett
> Savory Breads & Rolls: Kelly Kloss
MOUNTAIN SNACKS
> Best of Show: Lindsay Provus
> Mountain Snacks: Cheryl Pape
PRESERVED GOODNESS
> Best of Show: Patricia Roser
> Pucker Up: Raymond Harris
> Specialty Sauces & Relishes: Leah Dow
> Toast Toppers: Patricia Roser
SPIRITS
> Best of Show: Elizabeth Rinn
> Distilled Delights: Michelle Voorhees
> Fermented Libations: Elizabeth Rinn
EGGS FROM THE COOP
> Best of Show: Amy Renova
> Market Eggs: Amy Renova
NEEDLE & THREAD
> Best of Show: Carolyn Dessin
> Crocheting: Carolyn Dessin
> Embroidery: Deborah Barbour
> Knitting: Lois (twin lambs)
> Miscellaneous: Ingrid Wobst
QUILTING
> Best of Show: Linda Delgado
> Group Quilt: Tatyana Ramella
> Hand-Quilted Bed/Throw: Amy Renova
> Machine Quilted Bed/ Throw: Linda Delgado
> Wall & Art Quilts: Sandra Rodeck
> Other Quilted Items: Tatyana Ramella
SEWING
> Best of Show: Kacey Goodvin
> Adult Garments: Joanne Robichau
> Children’s Garments: Karen Helm
> Decorated Duds: Deb Sanders
> Miscellaneous: Kacey Goodwin
ADULT FINE ART
> Best of Show: Becky Hawkins
> Acrylic & Oil: Hadley Toolson
> Chalk, Charcoal & Pastels: David Dodge
> Pen & Ink, Pencil or Scratchboard: Kacey Goodvin
> Mixed Media: Becky Hawkins
> Watercolor: Becky Hawkins
ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY
> Best of Show: Holly Hoskins
> Animals: Tony Cross
> Digital Creations: Adriana Dow
> Landscape: Gail Luna
> Lifestyle: Gail Luna
> Miscellaneous Photography: Holly Hoskins
> Portrait: Nicole Uhl
> Still Life: Holly Hoskins
ADULT HOME CREATIONS
> Best of Show: Judi Nickell
> Backyard Upcycling: Becky Hawkins
> Jewelry & Silversmithing: Carolyn Dessin
> Leathercraft: Judi Nickell
> Pottery & Sculpture: Elizabeth Rinn
> Woodwork Design: Becky Hawkins
> Miscellaneous Creations: Gideon Wilson
TEEN FINE ART
> Best of Show: Owen Aughenbaugh
> Painting & Drawing: Owen Aughenbaugh
> Teen Photography: Emma Jones
JUNIOR FINE ART
> Best of Show: Sam Block
> Painting & Drawing: Katherine Van
> Junior Photography: Sam Block
BEGINNER FINE ART
> Best of Show: Reagan Davis
> Painting, Drawing, Photography: Delaney Griffith
TEEN HOME CREATIONS
> Best of Show: Owen Marsden
> Baked Goods: London Marsden
> LEGO®: Tirzah Ellis
> Miscellaneous Creations: Hudson Marsden
> Pottery & Ceramics: Adan Flores
JUNIOR HOME CREATIONS
> Best of Show: Oliver Smits
> Baked Goods: Ava Walker
> Bath & Body: Mara Mayer
> DIY Decorated Items: Evelyn Barkley
> LEGO®: Duncan Cole
> Miscellaneous Creations: Heika
BEGINNER HOME CREATIONS
> Best of Show: Hillary Munro
> Fairy Garden: Millie Cohane
> LEGO®: Hillary Munro
> Miscellaneous Creations: Virginia Barkley
BLUE RIBBON EXHIBIT HALL CLASSES
Here is the full list of departments, divisions, and classes for the 2025 Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall.
A: MIXED GARDENING
Sponsor: Amy & Alex Renova
1: Fall Veggies
i. Beets, 3” top, 3
ii. Carrots, without tops, 3
iii. Potatoes, 3
iv. Radishes, red or white, without tops, 3
v. Any other
2: Fruits
i. Berries, 10 or a cluster
ii. Crabapples, any variety, 3
iii. Any other
3: Herbs
i. Basil, 3 stems
ii. Chives, 1 bunch
iii. Garlic, 1 cluster
iv. Mint, 3 stems
v. Parsley, 3 stems
vi. Any other
4: Summer Veggies
i. Beans & peas, snap & green, 5 pods
ii. Broccoli, 1 head
iii. Green onions, tops on, 3 stalks
iv. Leafy greens, 1 bunch
v. Rhubarb, without tops, 3 stalks
vi. Squash, zucchini, 1
vii. Tomatoes, 3
viii. Any other
B: FLOWERS GALORE
Sponsor: Flores Brothers, LLC
1: Bouquet Arrangements
i. Boutonniere or corsage
ii. Don’t throw it away
iii. Red, white & blue
iv. Wild thing
v. Any other
2: Cut Stem Arrangements
i. Columbine
ii. Delphiniums
iii. Lilies
iv. Marigolds
v. Pansies
vi. Petunias
vii. Roses
viii. Sunflowers
ix. Violas
x. Any other
3: Pretty Potted Arrangements
i. African violets
ii. Begonias
iii. Cactus
iv. Ferns
v. Succulent sensation
vi. Any other
C: CAKES, CUPCAKES & PIES
1: Edible Cakes or Cupcakes (4)
i. Any other
2: Iced Celebration Cakes or Cupcakes (4)
i. Any other
3: Pies, whole pie, 4-9”
i. Fruit pie
ii. Nut pie
iii. Any other
D: COOKIE MONSTER
1: Cookies
i. Brownies, 4 squares
ii. Chocolate Chip, 4
iii. Macaroons, any, 4
iv. Snickerdoodles, 4
v. Sugar, 4
vi. Any other
E: THE SWEET SHOP
1: Candies
i. Cherry Cordials, 4
ii. Creams, any, 4
iii. Fudge, 4
iv. Mints, 4
v. Nut Rolls, 4
vi. Toffee, 4
vii. Any other
F: BREADS & ROLLS
1: Morning Munchies
i. Banana bread, 1 loaf
ii. Cinnamon rolls, 4
iii. Coffee cake & tea rings, 4
iv. Muffins, 4
v. Any other
2: Savory Breads & Rolls
i. Cornbread, 4 squares
ii. Dinner rolls, 4
iii. Ethnic breads & rolls, 1 loaf or 4
iv. Sourdough, 1 loaf
v. Any other
G: MOUNTAIN SNACKS
1. Dehydrated or Dried Delights
i. Granola, 1 ounce
ii. Jerky, 4
iii. Protein bars, 4
iv. Trail mix, 1 ounce
v. Any other
H: PRESERVED GOODNESS
1. Pucker Up
i. Pickled fruit, any
ii. Pickled veggie, any
iii. Relish
iv. Any other
2. Specialty Sauces
i. BBQ sauce
ii. Chutney
iii. Hot sauce
iv. Pasta sauce
v. Salsa
vi. Any other
3. Toast Toppers
i. Butter, any
ii. Jam, any
iii. Jelly, any
iv. Marmalade, any
v. Preserves, any
vi. Any other
4. Your Favorite Fruit
i. Apples or applesauce
ii. Peaches
iii. Pears
iv. Any other
5. Your Favorite Veggie
i. Asparagus
ii. Beans
iii. Beets
iv. Tomatoes
v. Any other
I: SPIRITS
Sponsor: Marybeth Hansen
1. Distilled Delights
i. Aperitifs
ii. Moonshine
iii. Schnapps
iv. Vodka
v. Any other
2. Fermented Libations
i. Beer
ii. Kombucha
iii. Wine
iv. Any other
J: EGGS FROM THE COOP
Sponsor: Amy & Alex Renova
1. Market Eggs
i. Chicken egg, brown
ii. Chicken egg, novelty, any
iii. Chicken egg, white
iv. Any other
K: FROM THE BEEHIVE
1. Honey
i. Honey in a jar
ii. Honeycomb
iii. Any other
L: NEEDLE & THREAD
Sponsor: Knit on Pearl
1. Crocheting
i. Afghan
ii. Shawls, scarves, hats, socks
iii. Sweater or top
iv. Any other
2: Embroidery
i. Counted cross-stitch
ii. Hand-embroidered
iii. Machine-embroidered
iv. Any other
3: Knitting
i. Afghan
ii. Shawls, scarves, hats, socks
iii. Sweater or top
iv. Any other
4: Miscellaneous
i. Weaving
ii. Any other
M: QUILTING
Sponsor: Jackson Hole Quilt Guild
1: Group Quilt
i. Any other
2: Hand-Quilted Bed/Throw
i. Applique, large
ii. Applique, small
iii. Pieced, large
iv. Pieced, small
3: Machine-Quilted Bed/Throw
i. Applique, large
ii. Applique, small
iii. Pieced, large
iv. Pieced, small
4: New Quilter
i. Applique
ii. Pieced
iii. Any other
5: Wall & Art Quilts
i. Wall quilt, large
ii. Wall quilt, small
6: Other Quilted Items
i. Any other
N: SEWING
Sponsor: The Historic Wort Hotel
1: Adult Garments
i. Any other
2: Children’s Garments
i. Any other
3: Costumes
i. Any other
4: Decorated Duds
i. Any other
5: Miscellaneous
i. Any other
O: ADULT FINE ART
1: Acrylic & Oil
i. Abstract
ii. Animal
iii. Landscape
iv. Portrait
v. Ranch life
vi. Any other
2: Chalk, Charcoal & Pastels
i. Abstract
ii. Animal
iii. Landscape
iv. Portrait
v. Ranch life
vi. Any other
3: Pen & Ink, Pencil or Scratch Board
i. Abstract
ii. Animal
iii. Landscape
iv. Portrait
v. Ranch life
vi. Any other
4: Mixed Media
i. Abstract
ii. Animal
iii. Landscape
iv. Portrait
v. Ranch life
vi. Any other
5: Watercolor
i. Abstract
ii. Animal
iii. Landscape
iv. Portrait
v. Ranch life
vi. Any other
P: ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY
Sponsor: Delgado and Sons
1: Animals
i. Domestic
ii. Wildlife
2: Digital Creations
i. Graphic design
ii. Photomanipulation
iii. Any other
3: Landscape
i. Rural
ii. Urban
4: Lifestyle
i. Ranch life
ii. Sports
iii. Any other
5: Miscellaneous Photography
i. Any other
6: Portrait
i. Group
ii. Individual
7: Still Life
i. Flowers and plants
ii. Any other
Q: ADULT HOME CREATIONS
1: Backyard Upcycling
i. Plant containers
ii. Bird feeders (self-built)
iii. Bird houses (self-built)
iv. Ski, snowboard furniture
v. Yard art
vi. Any other
2: Blown Glass
i. Any other
3: Centerpieces
i. Any other
4: Jewelry & Silversmithing
i. Bracelet
ii. Earrings
iii. Necklace
iv. Ring
v. Any other
5: Leathercraft
i. Any other
6: Pottery & Sculpture
i. Any other
7: Woodwork Design
i. Clocks
ii. Furniture
iii. Lamp
iv. Wall Art
v. Any other
8: Miscellaneous Creation
i. Any other
R: TEEN FINE ART
1: Painting & Drawing
i. Drawing
ii. Mixed media
iii. Painting
iv. Any other
2: Photography
i. Action
ii. Landscape
iii. Portrait
iv. Any other
S: JUNIOR FINE ART
1: Painting & Drawing
i. Drawing
ii. Mixed media
iii. Painting
iv. Any other
2: Photography
i. Action
ii. Landscape
iii. Portrait
iv. Any other
T: BEGINNER FINE ART
Sponsor: Jeff Kopkey
1: Painting, Drawing, Photography
i. Drawing
ii. Painting
iii. Photography
iv. Any other
U: TEEN HOME CREATIONS
Sponsor: Knit on Pearl
1: Baked Goods
i. Cookies, 4
ii. Cupcakes, 4
iii. Any other
2: Bath & Body
i. Bath bombs, 4
ii. Bath salts, 1 ounce
iii. Soap
iv. Any other
3: DIY Decorated Items
i. Coasters, 4
ii. Light bulbs
iii. Mason jars
iv. Pots
v. Shoes, 1 pair
vi. Any other
4: LEGO®
i. LEGO® set
ii. LEGO® original creation
5: Miscellaneous Creations
i. Jewelry
ii. Keychains
iii. Pom poms
iv. Scrunchies
v. Any other
6: Pottery & Ceramics
i. Any other
Thank you to the Exhibit Hall Committee!
V: JUNIOR HOME CREATIONS
Sponsor: Flores Brothers, LLC
1: Baked Goods
i. Cookies, 4
ii. Cupcakes, 4
iii. Any other
2: Bath & Body
i. Bath bombs, 4
ii. Bath salts, 1 ounce
iii. Soap
iv. Any other
2: DIY Decorated Items
i. Coasters, 4
ii. Light bulbs
iii. Mason jars
iv. Pots
v. Shoes, 1 pair
vi. Any other
4: LEGO®
i. LEGO® set
ii. LEGO® original creation
5: Miscellaneous Creations
i. Fairy garden
ii. Jewelry
iii. Keychains
iv. Pom poms
v. Scrunchies
vi. Any other
W: BEGINNER HOME CREATIONS
Sponsor: Jeff Kopkey
1: Miscellaneous Creations
i. Fairy garden
ii. Handprint puppet
iii. LEGO® (set or original creation)
iv. Paper plate farm animals or dinosaurs
v. Pipe cleaner finger puppets
vi. Pet rock
vii. Pom poms
viii. Rainbow necklace
ix. Refrigerator art
x. Salt dough creations
Austin O’Bryhim
Adilene Andraca
Emily Flanagan
Casey Stockhausen
Gail P. Luna
Hanna Sjoberg Bonar
Nancy Seaton
BLUE RIBBON EXHIBIT HALL CLASS RULES
A: MIXED GARDENING
Leafy greens and herbs should be placed in a mason jar with water; all other items should be displayed on a plate. The Exhibit Hall Committee will provide white, dinette plates for all exhibits. Paper plates will not be accepted. Exhibits should be free of dirt but not washed.
All specimens should be:
> Free from decay, damage, and disease
> Fresh and of the same variety
> Mature, but not overripe
> Uniform in color, size, and shape
B: FLOWERS GALORE
All specimens should be free of defects, dirt, and disease and should be uniform in the following:
> Form
> Color
> Size
> Condition
Boutonniere or corsage: created using fresh, garden, field, and roadside harvested floral materials.
Cut stem arrangements: exhibits must have been grown and arranged by the exhibitor. Only foliage that is natural to the flower should be shown; remove any foliage that is under water. Flowers should be displayed in any size, clear, glass mason jar.
Don’t throw it away: arrangement or wreath using fresh or dried flowers, incorporating used and recyclable items. Container must be provided by exhibitor; any container will be accepted.
Red, white & blue: arrangement or wreath using fresh, dried, or pressed flowers incorporating a Patriotic Theme. Container must be provided by exhibitor; any container will be accepted.
Wild thing: arrangement or wreath incorporating garden, field and roadside grown, fresh, dried, or pressed foliage, flowers, pods etc. Container must be provided by exhibitor; any container will be accepted.
C: CAKES, CUPCAKES & PIES
Display on a plate or dish from home and covered with a clear plastic bag or wrap. No aluminum foil. Paper plates will not be accepted. Exhibits should be made from scratch (no box mixes). Baked exhibits, with the exception of the iced celebration cakes or cupcakes, will be judged for the following:
> Aroma
> Flavor
> Overall appearance
> Texture
Iced celebration cakes or cupcakes: judged entirely on artistic skill, creativity, and exterior appearance. Cake dummy may be used.
Pies: exhibitors may enter a whole pie between 4” and 9” in size. Smaller pies are welcome and will likely minimize waste.
D: COOKIE MONSTER
Display on a plate or dish from home and covered with a clear plastic bag or wrap. No aluminum foil. Paper plates will not be accepted. Exhibits should be made from scratch (no box mixes). Baked exhibits will be judged for the following:
> Aroma
> Flavor
> Overall appearance
> Texture
E: THE SWEET SHOP
Display on a plate or dish from home and covered with a clear plastic bag or wrap. No aluminum foil. Paper plates will not be accepted. Exhibits should be made from scratch (not store bought). Candies will be judged for the following:
> Aroma
> Flavor
> Overall appearance
> Texture
F: BREADS & ROLLS
Display on a plate or dish from home and covered with a clear plastic bag or wrap. No aluminum foil. Paper plates will not be accepted. Exhibits should be made from scratch (no box mixes). Baked exhibits will be judged for the following:
> Aroma
> Flavor
> Overall appearance
> Texture
G:
MOUNTAIN SNACKS
Display on a plate or dish from home and covered with a clear plastic bag or wrap. No aluminum foil. Paper plates will not be accepted. Exhibits should be made from scratch. Exhibits will be judged for the following:
> Aroma
> Flavor
> Overall appearance
> Texture
H: PRESERVED GOODNESS
Exhibits must have been canned within the last 12 months. Exhibits must be in standard (Kerr, Ball) clear glass containers. Judges may open jars if considered necessary. Enter jars with screw bands only; no paraffin. All exhibits must follow current USDA canning guidelines.
USDA canning guidelines can be found here: https://nchfp. uga.edu/papers/guide/INTRO_ HomeCanrev0715.pdf
Each jar must have a label on the back with the following:
> Altitude
> Processing date
> Processing method
> Processing time
> Product name
Exhibits will be judged on the following as applicable:
> Appearance and color
> Consistency/texture
> Container/pack
> Flavor
Butter: Crushed fruit with a smooth texture; without seeds or skin
Jam: Contains crushed fruit
Jelly: Made from fruit juice and sugar; clear and holds its shape
Marmalade: Citrus fruit and peel in jelly
Preserves: Whole fruit in syrup
I: SPIRITS
Beer, Kombucha, Liquor: Submit 2 identical bottles per entry— 1 for tasting, 1 for display.
Wine: Submit 1 bottle per entry. All bottles must have labels. Please provide a label with each entry, either decorative or plain, including name, varietal, vintage, and any other pertinent information.
J: EGGS FROM THE COOP
Display in container of choice. Exhibits will be judged for the following:
Market Eggs: Uniformity in appearance, color, shape, and size
K: FROM THE BEEHIVE
Display honey in a clear glass jar. Display honeycomb in a 3” x 3” cut square or a Ross Round on a plate from home. Exhibits will be judged for the following:
Honey: Color, consistency, cleanness, and taste
Honeycomb: Uniformity in appearance; absence of uncapped cells; absence of watery cappings; cleanliness and absence of travel stain, pollen, crushed wax; freedom of granulation and pollen
L, M, N: NEEDLE & THREAD, QUILTING & SEWING
Exhibits must have been completed within the last 3 years. Articles must be clean and neat in appearance. Exhibits will be judged for:
> Design and color
> General appearance
> Suitability of the material
> Workmanship
Quilts: A quilt is constructed of 3 layers (top fabric, batting, and backing fabric) that are stitched together. If a quilt has been pieced and quilted by two different people, both names must be included on the entry form.
Hand quilted and machine bed/ throws: A large quilt is one that is greater than 108 inches total length plus width. A small quilt is not to exceed 108 inches total length plus width.
New quilter: Less than two years’ experience quilting
Wall and art quilts: A large wall/art quilt is greater than 72 inches total, not to exceed 120 inches total length plus width. A small wall/art quilt is not to exceed 72 inches total length plus width.
O, P: ADULT FINE ART & ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY
Exhibits may be mounted on foam core, mat board, or framed per the exhibitor’s preference. Exhibits will be judged for:
> Composition
> Emotional impact
> Technique
Adult photography: Photos must not be digitally changed or altered outside of normal cropping, color and/or brightness correction, and red eye removal. Photos with heavy changes (i.e. Photoshopped) should be entered in Department P: Adult Photography, Division 2: Digital Arts, Class 2: Photomanipulation.
Digital creations: Works created in computer programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, or similar
Photomanipulation: Photos that have been altered or changed beyond basic corrections (cropping, color/brightness adjustments)
Q: ADULT HOME CREATIONS
Anything goes! Exhibits must have been completed within the last 2 years. Items will be judged on the following:
> Appearance
> Craftsmanship
> Technique
Table Settings: Exhibitors will be provided ½ of a 6’ table for their exhibit, 3 settings.
R,S: TEEN FINE ART, JUNIOR FINE ART
Exhibits may be mounted on foam core, mat board, or framed per the exhibitor’s preference. Artwork will be judged for:
> Composition
> Technique
> Emotional impact
Teen/Junior Photography: Photos must not be digitally changed or altered outside of normal cropping, color and/or brightness correction, and red eye removal.
T: BEGINNER FINE ART
Exhibits may be mounted on foam core, mat board, or framed per the exhibitor’s preference.
U, V, W: TEEN HOME CREATIONS, JUNIOR HOME CREATIONS,
& BEGINNER HOME CREATIONS
Anything goes! Exhibits will be judged on the following:
> Appearance
> Creativity
> Technique
Fairy Garden: Use plants, flowers, and items planted in a creative container to create the perfect home for your garden-dwelling friends.
Pet Rock: Show off your friend! Rock weight must be between 2 ounces and 2 pounds. Rock may be dressed in man-made attire or decoratively painted.
Refrigerator Art: No need for a hanger! Exhibits will be displayed with a magnet.
WEDDINGS & EVENTS
• Portable restrooms & handwashing stations
• Deluxe flush portable toilets
• Executive restroom trailers
RESIDENTIAL
• Septic tank maintenance and pumping
• Certified septic system inspections
• Sewer jet service (cleaning and thawing)
• Drain field restoration
COMMERCIAL
• Construction job sites
• Commercial kitchen grease management
Here’s the deal, life is better with a good neighbor.
Austin O’Bryhim
