2022 Teton County Fair Book

19 5 6 — 2 0 2 2

Juloy31 23 t

TetonCountyFair.com

t r e c n o C ir

WEDNESDAY

Fa

e n a h S e i v l E t Kylie Frey with

s

and gue

ES PR

ENTED B Y

ALL TICKETS $30 PER PERSON PRESALE JUNE 1 / ONLINE SALES JULY 1 GATES 5:45 PM / CONCERT 6:30 PM

7 2 y Jul

Rodeo Arena

TETON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS • JACKSON, WY

Learn more at TetonCountyFair.com

Get tickets

LIMITED PRESALE TICKETS AT FAIR OFFICE ONLY: 305 W. SNOW KING AVE.

Juloy31

WELCOME

23 t

Join us at the 66th annual Teton County Fair, a fun celebration uniting our rural and urban communities.

19 5 6 — 2 0 2 2

We are bringing all your favorites back this year, including the Fair Rodeo, Figure 8 Races, Frazier Shows Carnival, Horse Show events and the Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall.

Thursday through Sunday, keep an eye out for the strolling entertainment. Acts include the All Aboard electric train, Animal Cracker Conspiracy stilt walkers, Slim & Curly improv, and The Wilder Show. Round out the fun with Mini Golf on the tennis courts, the Lux Lounge photo booth in the Grassy Arena, and so much more.

live music, participate in a jackpot cornhole tournament, partake in the nationally-recognized pie eating contest, enter your little ones in the diaper derby, and race your wiener dog.

This year’s concert, featuring two nationally-touring country bands, Elvie Shane and Ian Munsick, will take place Wednesday, July 27th, in the Rodeo Arena.

Continue to explore Teton County’s western and agricultural heritage by visiting the 4-H livestock in the Heritage Arena, entering horse show events, showcasing your talents in the Exhibit Hall and attending the new Horse Pulls event, a traditional draft horse team weight-pulling competition. Find your fun at the Teton County Fair!

The Lion’s Club Breakfast and Beer Garden will be back under the Big Top Tent. Here you TETON can enjoy a variety of Zach Vosika Teton County Fair Board Chair COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS KARNS AVENUE

VENDORS

EEK DR IVE

VENDORS

HORSE & DOG SHOWS

FLAT CR

FIRE LANE

LIVESTOCK BARN

PARKING STATION

PARKING STATION

RODEO ARENA

PETTING ZOO

SNOW KING AVEN

UE

HANDWASHING STATIONS

PORT-O-POTTYS

NO ENTRY

TRASH

PAID PARKING STATION

WATER REFILL STATION

BLUE RIBBON

EXHIBIT HALL

SOUTH GRASSY ARENA

S MILLWARD STREET

BEER GARDEN

FAIR OFFICE

GRASSY ARENA

FRAZIER CARNIVAL

MATEOSKY BALL FIELD

BIG TOP TENT

At the Teton County Fair, rural, agricultural, and neighborhood communities come together to celebrate Jackson’s Western Heritage. We congratulate the organization for 66 years of uniting cowboys, skiers, homemakers, farmers, businesses, and vacationers through family fun and competition in a rich American tradition.

The Berges & Mannen Charitable Fund is proud to support the organizations that make Teton County a great place to live, work, visit, and play.

4

TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

CONTENTS

Fair Board & Staff..............................6 General Fair Information.....................7 Fair & Rodeo Royalty..........................8 Important Deadlines........................... 10 Open Class Horse Show................12–25 Fair Schedule...............................27–30 Fair Rodeo...................................32–34 Strolling Entertainment.............. 37–40 Fair Vendors................................. 40 Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall...............42–54

Find Your Fun at The Fair!

More than a branch, our roots are decades deep.

PROUDLY SERVING THE JACKSON HOLE COMMUNITY FOR 40 YEARS.

The

Big Top

EVENT SCHEDULE THURSDAY, JULY 28 11:00 a.m. Bingo 1:00-1:30 p.m. The Wilder Show 1:30 p.m. Kids Competitions: Sack & 3-Legged Races 4:00-4:30 p.m. Slim & Curly Show 4:00-10:00 p.m. Beer Garden open 6:00-8:00 p.m. Happy Hour w/ The Stagecoach Band

FRIDAY, JULY 29 7:00-11:00 a.m. Lion’s Club Breakfast 1:00-1:30 p.m. Slim & Curly Show 1:30 p.m. Kids Competitions: Sack & 3-Legged Races 4:00-4:30 p.m. The Wilder Show 4:00-11:00 p.m. Beer Garden open 6:00-8:00 p.m. Happy Hour w/ Lazy Eyes 8:30-11:30 p.m. Livestock Sale After-Party w/ Sneaky Pete & The Secret Weapons

SATURDAY, JULY 30 7:00-11:00 a.m. Lion’s Club Breakfast 12:00-4:00 p.m. Cornhole Tournament 1:00-1:30 p.m. The Wilder Show 1:30-2:30 p.m. Smokey the Bear’s Birthday Party 2:00-11:00 p.m. Beer Garden open 4:00-4:30 p.m. Slim & Curly Show 4:30-6:30 p.m. Happy Hour w/ live music 7:00-9:00 p.m. Live music 9:30 p.m.-midnight Late Night w/ DJ Aaron Hallenbeck SUNDAY, JULY 31

READ MORE

307•732•BOJH | BOJ H.COM

7:30-11:00 a.m. Lion’s Club Breakfast 10:00-11:00 a.m. Cowboy Church 1:00-1:30 p.m. Slim & Curly Show 2:00-7:00 p.m. Beer Garden open 3:00-4:00 p.m. Race Day: Diaper Derby, Pie Eating & Wiener Dog Races 4:00-4:30 p.m. The Wilder Show 4:30-6:30 p.m. Happy Hour w/ Strumbucket

Big Top Tent Sponsor

355 N. Glenwood St. 307-733-2638 highcountrylinen.com

Providing superior linens and solutions since 1931

LINENS, UNIFORM SALES & RENTALS, ENTRY MATS & MORE High Country Linen is the premier linen supply and laundering service with pick-up and delivery service to Jackson Hole, Star Valley, Pinedale, Teton Valley, ID and beyond.

• • • •

Earth friendly cleaning supplies Hot tub and pool chemicals Tissue, paper towels and TP Trash liners, masks and gloves

6

TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

FAIR BOARD & STAFF

Zach Vosika Chair

Marybeth Hansen Vice Chair

Deb Lutz Board Member

Amy Renova Board Member Steve Genzer Board Member

Rachel Grimes Manager

Hannah Bouline Secretary

Judi Nickell Maintenance

Matt Hall Treasurer

Tere Nelson-Bragg Board Member Donnie Wackerman Board Member

Shawn Hochhalter Maintenance

Trista Hiltbrunner Admin. Assistant

4-H EXTENSION OFFICE

Mary Martin Extension Educator

Glenn Owings 4-H Educator

Selena Brown Office Associate

Valerie Adams Office Associate

2022 FAIR BOOK

7

GENERAL FAIR INFORMATION

General The 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 in route to or from the Fair. Nor will it be held responsible for the safe return of any exhibit to its owner, although due care and caution will be exercised to prevent all loss and damage. Management will consider it a great favor if the visitors report any mistreatment or extortion practiced by an employee of the Fair or concessionaires. Do not wait until the Fair is over to file a complaint; do it immediately. Correspondence on all matters in relation to the Fair is solicited and its officers will promptly furnish desired information.

Security Security services are provided by the Fair Board, but the Fair Board accepts no responsibility for loss or damage. The Teton County Fair claims no responsibility for loss, damage, or injury to livestock, person, or other property belonging to any individual while said person’s property is being exhibited or used in connection with the Teton County Fair. Security guards will be posted in the Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall and in the Heritage Arena every day they are open for public viewing.

There is no shortage of cute critters at the Teton County Fair! Looks can sometimes be deceiving, though, and these little creatures can unintentionally make you sick. That’s why it is important to always wash your hands after touching the animals.

Please consider the following helpful hints to ensure a fun and healthy Fair:

◆ ◆

Adults, please supervise children.

◆

Do not allow children who may have touched an animal to stick their fingers in their mouths or eat any food before their hands have been thoroughly washed.

◆

Keep food and drinks out of designated livestock areas.

◆ ◆

Do not share your food with animals.

Do not allow children’s mouths to make contact with an animal or animal enclosures (i.e., kissing an animal).

All of our restrooms have soap and hot water.

Please use them often.

Handwashing stations are available throughout the fairgrounds — see map on page 1 to locate.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Mark Barron Commissioner

Natalia Macker Chair Luther Propst Vice Chair

Mark Newcomb Commissioner Greg Epstein Commissioner

8

TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

TETON COUNTY FAIR & RODEO ROYALTY

Bailey Chamberland Lady in Waiting

Anna Gwilliam Senior Princess

Ashlyn Chamberland Junior Princess

Ella Hatch Junior Attendant

Lucila Scharp Peewee Princess

Ella Parker Peewee Attendant

Rio Vargason Peewee Attendant

Macy Parker Mini Princess

&

H

Samantha Thoenig

ello everyone, I am Miss Teton County Fair and Rodeo Queen for 2022. I am so excited to be a part of Jackson Hole’s western heritage and this year’s fair in July! The fair, which includes the figure eight races, carnival rides, horse shows, concerts, horse pulls, Fair rodeo and livestock shows, is the highlight of my queening year. It is an opportunity for the Fair board and all of us Royalty to really shine and bring everyone together to show off the western part of Jackson Hole.

I am excited to see you all there!

Kindly, Samantha Thoenig Miss Teton County Fair and Rodeo Queen 2022

D 5 n r u B n Turn-

PARTICIPATE OR SPECTATE!

e c a R l e Barr

PRE

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

PRE-ENTRY: JUNE 1ST – JULY 23RD POST ENTRY: JULY 24TH $2000+ ADDED MONEY EMAIL ENTRIES TO: TBRAJH@GMAIL.COM ◆ TIME ONLIES 9 AM - 10:45 AM ◆ OPEN 5D STARTS AT 11:00 AM ◆ 3D POLE BENDING TO FOLLOW

Sunday

We help you turn someday into right now.

Nothing Compares.

J H S I R .C O M

With support from:

Marybeth Hansen Tim Mayo Meredith Landino Mercedes Huff John & Linda Hanlon Hilary Cantu Ciara Thomas Mike & Jennifer Overcast

JULY 24

SENTED BY

TETON BARREL RACING ASSOC.

CONTACT AMY HINDMAN AT (307) 413-2966

Heritage Arena

11AM

10 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

IMPORTANT FAIR ENTRY DEADLINES Monday, July 18 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Fair Rodeo entry for Teton County, WY residents only; phone only Fair Office (307) 733-5289

Tuesday, July 19 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Fair Rodeo entry for all other contestants; phone only Fair Office (307) 733-5289

Thursday, July 21 5:00 p.m.

Horse Show entries due; English and Western Dressage

Friday, July 22 12:00 p.m.

5:00 p.m.

Fair Rodeo draw posted at the Fair Office Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall entries due — mail-in and in-person Team Sorting Entry deadline; phone only Shelly Martinez (307) 413-2150

Saturday, July 23 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Turn ‘N Burn pre-entries due

Sunday, July 24 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

5:00 p.m.

Turn ‘N’ Burn post-entry accepted at the Heritage Arena Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall online entries due Team Branding entries due; phone only Fair Office (307) 733-5289 SLJ “Babe” Fest Fun Night registration at the Heritage Arena

Monday, July 25 5:00 p.m.

Figure 8 entries due

Tuesday, July 26 7:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall drop-off for ALL Exhibit Hall entries

Thursday, July 28 5:00 p.m.

Horse Show entries due: Pleasure & Non-Pro Western, Trail/Obstacle Course

Saturday, July 30 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.

Dog Agility Show & Go Trial registration at the Mateosky Ball Field

Monday, August 1 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall entry pickup; prize money is forfeited if not picked up

MARY WIGG MEMORIAL SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD For years, Mary Wigg was a competitor at the Teton County Fair. 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 only two months later, following a lengthy battle with cancer. The Teton County Fair Horse Show Committee annually commemorates Mary’s spirit, strength and sportsmanship by presenting the award to a competitor who carries with them these same qualities. Each competitor in the Non-Pro Western Performance classes on Sunday July 31, 2022 will be judged on their sportsmanship.

Both competitors and folks who knew Mary are encouraged to attend the presentation of this award at approximately 1:00 PM.

e l o h n Corournament

PRE

ALLEN’S GARAGE DOORS --MASTERCARE CLEANING

T

◆ 32 TEAMS ◆ $20/TEAM ◆ FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED ◆ $2,000 ADDED MONEY

Saturday

JULY 30

SENTED BY

FOR INFORMATION, CALL THE FAIR OFFICE (307) 733-5289

Big Top Tent

NOON TO 4:00 PM

Get Closure!

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Pet Odor Removal Tile & Stone Cleaning Serving Teton County, WY 15 Years Strong

allensgaragedoorsjh.com

In Business Since 1992 Contact us for a free estimate & consultation!

307-733-4417 mastercarejh.com PROUD SPONSOR OF TETON COUNTY FAIR

12 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

OPEN CLASS HORSE SHOW

Horse Show Philosophy The purpose of the Teton County Horse Show is to provide a venue for all equine enthusiasts to come and participate in horse show events. This venue will provide a fun, safe, learning environment that supports healthy competition and sportsmanship for all ages of citizens.

How to Enter

307.733.6545

Supporting the Teton County Fair

◆ ◆

Online: www.tetoncountyfair.com

◆

In person: Teton County Fair Office, 305 W. Snow King Ave., Jackson, WY

◆

Team Sorting entry is by phone only: Call Shelly Martinez at (307) 413-2150

◆

Team Branding entry is by phone only: Call the Fair Office at (307) 733-5289

By mail: Teton County Fair Office, P.O. Box 3075, Jackson, WY 83001

Entry Deadlines ­ All events open June 1 and close at 5 p.m. on:

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

English, Western Dressage: Thursday, July 21 Team Sorting (phone only): Friday, July 22 Team Branding (phone only): Sunday, July 24 Pleasure & Non-Pro Western Trail/Obstacle Course: Thursday, July 28

Entry Fees

Over 40 years of residential and light commercial construction.

We are your go-to local contractor.

TIMOTHYRAVERCONSTRUCTION.COM

◆

$7 per class (unless otherwise noted) when entered and paid for online

◆

$10 per class (unless otherwise noted) when entered by mail or in-person

◆

Entry fees for Western Dressage are $15 per class when entered online and $18 per class when entered by mail or in-person

◆

Team Sorting and Team Branding are jackpots and have event-specific entry fees

◆ ◆

Jackpot Trail Class is $35 per person No refunds on entry fees

2022 FAIR BOOK 13

HORSE SHOW POLICIES & RULES The Teton County Fair Horse Show is run in accordance with Horse Show Committee Rules, which are based on AQHA rules. Please be familiar with AQHA rules prior to competition. It is your responsibility as a competitor to read and understand the rules.

Rulebooks can be downloaded here: aqha.com/membership/resources/rulebook Contestant age determined as of January 1, 2022.

◆ ◆

All horses must be sound and in showable condition.

◆

The Horse Show Committee reserves the right to cancel or combine any class to best serve the interest of the show; the Horse Show Committee reserves the right to split classes into smaller groups if safety becomes an issue.

Any contestant who uses disrespectful or vulgar language, or abuses a judge, official, committee member, or horse in any way will be disqualified.

◆

All contestants are asked to refrain from overindulgence in alcohol while competing.

◆

If a contestant is not wearing the correct number, he/she may be disqualified; contestants must keep their issued number for all Horse Show dates and display it when competing.

◆ ◆

Contestants entering the wrong gate will be disqualified.

◆

Horses over the age of five (5) must be ridden onehanded with a curb bit; no gags or hackamores allowed.

Horses five (5) and under may be ridden two-handed with a bosal or snaffle bit.

◆ ◆

Any infractions of the rules may lead to disqualification.

◆

Four (4) or more contestants must compete in a class before a buckle is awarded.

◆

There will only be three (3) calls per class; late entry into a class will not be permitted.

◆

The SAME horse may NOT be used again by the same person or by a different person in the same type of class (excluding Team Branding and Team Sorting).

◆

Horses must be shown by the person under whose name the horse is entered on the entry form or the entry will be disqualified.

◆

Contestants must have animals under control at all times and must conduct themselves in a manner to ensure the safety of others. Otherwise, the contestant may be excused or disqualified.

◆

In all western classes, horses will be shown in a western saddle and bridle.

At the discretion of any judge or Horse Show Committee member, any person observed abusing any animal will be excused and disqualified from the show.

Unauthorized coaching from the sidelines may result in disqualification per the judge’s discretion.

Thank You Horse Show Committee ◆ PAM SCARLETT

◆ DELLA DREWS

◆ JUDY NALLEY

◆ MARYBETH HANSEN

◆ KELLY TUCKER

◆ PEG STRUHSACKER

◆ CATHERINE TALLICHET

◆ MARGIE BOYD-WARREN

◆ MELISSA CASSUT

◆ TIM OAKLEY

◆ TERE NELSON-BRAGG

◆ JOHN BAUER

Sportsmanship and Fun are the Key Emphasis!

14 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

THANK YOU HORSE SHOW BUCKLE SPONSORS EVENT SPONSOR English Junior High Point............................................................Catherine Tallichet English Senior High Point...........................................................Catherine Tallichet Western Dressage: High Score Champion, Junior Rider.................Catherine Tallichet Western Dressage: High Score Champion, Adult Amateur..............Nalley Steamway Western Dressage: High Score Champion, Open Rider..................Nalley Steamway Fun Night Pole Bending Bend Off................................................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................................................................Flat Creek Ranch Team Branding: Open................................................................Diamond Cross Ranch Team Branding: Open................................................................Peter & Lauren Long Team Sorting: Open..................................................................Seven Saddles Ranch Team Sorting: Open..................................................................Seven Saddles Ranch Junior Western Pleasure: All age riders, horses 5 and under..........Ciara Thomas

Prime Properties Group Ranch Pleasure: 18 and over.....................................................HUB International Ranch Pleasure: 13 – 17...........................................................HUB International Ranch Pleasure: 12 and under...................................................HUB International Western Horsemanship: 40 and over..........................................Andrews 2 Real Estate Western Horsemanship: 18 – 39................................................Teton County Fair Board Western Horsemanship: 13 – 17................................................Teton County Fair Board Western Horsemanship: 12 and under........................................Nelson Engineering Western Pleasure: 18 and over...................................................Tim Oakley Western Pleasure: 13 – 17........................................................Tim Oakley Western Pleasure: 12 and under................................................Teton Laser Center Reining: 18 and over.................................................................952, LLC Reining: 17 and under...............................................................Teton County Fair Board Trail Class: 40 and over.............................................................EMMB, LLC Trail Class: 18 – 39...................................................................EMMB, LLC Trail Class: 13 – 17...................................................................Red Rock Ranch Trail Class: 12 and under...........................................................Red Rock Ranch

2022 FAIR BOOK 15

HORSE SHOW SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, JULY 23 8:30 a.m.

English Horse Show

SUNDAY, JULY 24

Rodeo Arena

9:00 a.m.

Western Dressage

Rodeo Arena

11:00 a.m.

Turn N Burn – 5D Barrel Race

Heritage Arena

5:00 p.m.

SLJ “Babe” Fest Fun Night

Heritage Arena

MONDAY, JULY 25 6:00 p.m.

Team Sorting

Rodeo Arena

TUESDAY, JULY 26 6:00 p.m.

Team Branding

Rodeo Arena

SUNDAY, JULY 31 8:30 a.m.

Pleasure & Non-Pro Western Classes

Rodeo Arena

8:30 a.m.

Trail/Obstacle Course & Jackpot

Mateosky Ball Field

Presentation of Mary Wigg Sportsmanship Award

Rodeo Arena

1:00 p.m.*

(*approximate­)

In it for the long haul, one day at a time.

Keeping the everydays of people in our communities running right for over 50 years.

firstinterstate.com Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender. ⌂

01872.SP.22.04

Proud sponsors of the Teton County Fair.

16 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

DIVISION 1: ENGLISH

Saturday, July 23

¿

8:30 AM ¿

Rodeo Arena

ENTER JUNE 1-JULY 21 ∙ $7 PER CLASS ONLINE ∙ $10 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN-PERSON Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Division Sr. Hunter Under Saddle Warmup.................................. 18 and over Jr. Hunter Under Saddle Warmup................................... 17 and 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 JHTRA Lead Line: Class A............................................. JHTRA Short Stirrup Under Saddle Walk-Trot............................. 12 and under JHTRA Lead Line: Class B............................................. JHTRA Short Stirrup Equitation on the Flat Walk-trot.................. 12 and under JHTRA Lead Line: Class C............................................. JHTRA BREAK TO SET UP X-RAIL COURSE

12 13 14 15 16 17

Short Stirrup Walk-Trot Hunter Over X-rails...................... 12 and under Short Stirrup Walk-Trot Equitation Over X-rails................. 12 and under Sr. X-rail Hunter........................................................... 18 and over Jr. X-rail Hunter............................................................ 17 and under Lead Line.................................................................... 10 and under English Showmanship................................................... 10 and under 1-HOUR BREAK FOR LUNCH

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Sr. Low Hunter............................................................. 18 and over Jr. Low Hunter............................................................. 17 and under Open Jumper 2’........................................................... All ages Sr. Hunter Over Fences, 2’3”......................................... 18 and over Jr. Hunter Over Fences, 2’3”......................................... 17 and under Sr. Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences 2’3”...................... 18 and over Jr. Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences 2’3”...................... 17 and under Open Jumper 2’3”....................................................... All ages Sr. Hunter Over Fences 2’6”.......................................... 18 and over Jr. Hunter Over Fences 2’6”.......................................... 17 and under Sr. Hunt Equitation Over Fences 2’6”............................. 18 and over Jr. Hunt Equitation Over Fences 2’6”.............................. 17 and under Open Jumper 2’8”....................................................... All ages Open Jumper 2’9”....................................................... All ages

Participate in the 2022 Teton County Fair Horse Show!

2022 FAIR BOOK 17

Sr./Jr. X-rail Hunter: trot or canter, course is twice around 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. JHTRA Members: Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding Association will determine class age restrictions.

Rules and Regulations: The Open Class Horse Show will be run in accordance with the current USEF Rulebook.

The show management reserves the right to cancel, combine, or change the classes to the best serve the needs of the show and competitors. Fences will be set relative to the level of competitors in attendance. Class cancellations and/or changes may be made due to weather and/or arena conditions. The judge’s decision is final. Safety helmet with attached harness is required for any rider mounted on a horse or pony.

Attire: Formal Hunt attire is encouraged, i.e., hunt coats, field boots, approved riding helmet, etc. However, informal show attire is permitted, i.e., approved riding helmet, polo shirt, breeches and boots.

Tack and Equipment: A forward seat or all-purpose English saddle required for all classes. Dropped nosebands and martingales of any type are NOT permitted in Hunter or Hunt Seat Equitation flat classes.

Standing martingales ARE permitted in Hunter and Hunt Seat Equitation classes over fences. Dropped nosebands and running martingales ARE permitted in Jumper classes. Protective boots and/or polo wraps are permitted in all classes.

Awards: First through sixth place ribbons will be awarded in each class. Belt buckles and perpetual trophies will be awarded for High Point Jr. and Sr. riders. Ribbons will be awarded for reserve High Point Jr. and Sr. riders. A perpetual trophy will be awarded to the individual who most combines horsemanship and sportsmanship. Jr. High Point Classes: 2, 4, 6, 15, 19, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 31. Sr. High Point Classes: 1, 3, 5, 14, 18, 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30, 31. Ties for High Point awards are awarded to the horse and rider with the most 1st places.

DIVISION 2: WESTERN DRESSAGE

Sunday, July 24

¿

9:00 AM ¿

Rodeo Arena

ENTER JUNE 1-JULY 21 ∙ WDAA RECOGNIZED COMPETITION, ID #22-263 USEF-LICENSED “R” WESTERN DRESSAGE JUDGE, JULIE HAUGEN $15 PER CLASS ONLINE ∙ $18 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN-PERSON 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 at 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. 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).

Class 1 2 3 4

Description WD: Intro Level Test 1 WD: Basic Level Test 1 WD: Level 1 Test 1 WD: Test of Choice

Division Junior/Young Rider and Adult Amateur Junior/Young Rider and Adult Amateur Junior/Young Rider and Adult Amateur Open (tests include Intro, Basic or Level 1 only)

18 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

g n i t or S m

MONDAY EVENT

Tea

T EN

FO R M A T RY IN ION

100 TEAMS / $25 PP/ENTRY OPEN DIVISION: PICK TWO, DRAW ONE $2000 ADDED MONEY

6 PM • SPECTATORS FREE OF CHARGE PHONE ENTRIES ONLY (307) 413-2150

Monday

JULY 25

Rodeo Arena

2022 FAIR BOOK 19

DIVISION 3: TEAM SORTING

Monday, July 25

¿

6:00 PM ¿

Rodeo Arena

ENTER JUNE 1 – JULY 22 ∙ $25 PP/ENTRY ∙ PHONE ENTRIES ONLY: SHELLY MARTINEZ (307) 413-2150 Rules and Regulations: A team of two riders must move the cattle one at a time, from one pen to another in numerical order, starting with a random 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 the wrong number goes through, then the team is disqualified. There will be a Top 10 call-back. The team with the most cattle sorted in the fastest time on the combined two runs wins. There will be a 60-second clock. It will be a pick two, draw one or all rides can be a draw. If you want to ride four times, it must be pick two, draw two. If you want to only ride once, it must be a draw. 50% of entry fee will be jackpotted; 50% of entry fee is a stock charge. The number of places paid out will depend on the total entry fees collected, plus any added money. If contestants are numbered by any association, the cap for any team is 8. Team organization and any rule changes are at the discretion of the Teton County Fair Horse Show Committee. This event will be capped at 100 teams.

Class 1

Division Open: All ages

Entry Fee $25 entry fee/person/entry

Masonr y, I d n nc ra

Prevention is the most economical and proative method of controlling invasive species by never letting them into this area in the first place.

.

G

Participate in Team Sorting and Team Branding!

Custom Stone • Block • Fireplaces Patios • Boulders • Big Slabs Tanner Judge grandmasonry@gmail.com (307) 690-0659

has protected thousands of acres of wildlife habitat in our backcountry and our backyards over the last 33 years.

Certified weed free forage products include: straw, alfalfa/grass hay, forage pellets/cubes, alfalfa hay, grain hay, and grass hay.

Call Teton Weed & Pest District for more info on Certified Weed Free Forage in Teton County at (307) 733-8419.

20 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

m a e T

TUESDAY EVENT

g n i d n a Br

PARTICIPATE OR SPECTATE

T EN

FO R M A T RY IN ION

80 TEAMS MIXED NUTS $60/TEAM OPEN $90/TEAM $3000 ADDED MONEY

6 PM • SPECTATORS FREE OF CHARGE PHONE ENTRIES ONLY (307) 733-5289

Tuesday

JULY 26

Rodeo Arena

2022 FAIR BOOK 21

DIVISION 4: TEAM BRANDING

Tuesday, July 26

¿

6:00 PM ¿

Rodeo Arena

ENTER JUNE 1 – JULY 24 ∙ $90 OPEN/$60 MIXED NUTS ∙ PHONE ENTRIES ONLY: FAIR OFFICE (307) 733-5289 Rules and Regulations: The length of the Rodeo Arena will be split in half so two (2) teams can run safely and at the same time. There will be a 4-minute time limit for each team. If a team member is a no-show, the whole team scratches. 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) team members. All 3 team members start on horseback at one end of their assigned arena, the cattle are at the other end of the same arena. The judge will decide placement of 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 hind feet, two 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 for a cow kicking out of the rope, as long as the feet are replaced before the cow is branded. The third teammate will then brand the cow, in the location as specified by the judge, and race back to their horse and get on. Time is signaled when the iron is placed back in the bucket. Any roughing of the cattle, as determined by the judges, i.e., high-hocking or choking, may result in a team being disqualified. $60 of Open fee will be jackpotted, $30 is a stock charge; $30 of Mixed Nuts fee will be jackpotted, $30 is a stock charge.

Class 1 Open Any 3-member team

Class 2 Mixed Nuts 2 or 3 team members must be one of the following: over 50, 14 and under, or female

KEEPING BODIES IN MOTION Andrew Bullington, MD • Christopher Hills, DO Heidi Jost, MD • David Khoury, MD

William “Drew” Lighthart, MD Geoffrey Skene, DO • Rafael Williams, MD (307) 733-3900 TetonOrtho.com

22 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

s l l u P e s or

THURSDAY EVENT

H

BRAND NEW THIS YEAR! PRE

SENTED BY

GATES 6 PM / EVENT 6:30 PM ALL TICKETS $5 • AVAILABLE JULY 1

Thursday Get tickets

JULY 28

Rodeo Arena

TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM OR THE FAIR OFFICE: 305 W. SNOW KING AVE.

2022 FAIR BOOK 23

SLJ “BABE” FEST FUN NIGHT

Sunday, July 24

¿

5:00 PM ¿

Heritage Arena

FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY • NO ENTRY FEES AT FUN NIGHT

SLJ “Babe” Fest Memorial Pole Bending Bend Off Show us your pole bending skills and help raise money for a good cause! The Sydney Lee Judge Pole Bending Bend Off is hosted in memory of Sydney Lee Judge, fondly known as Babe. Sydney loved the Teton County Fair and Fun Night. All ages are welcome to participate.

The rules are simple: the fastest time wins the Bend Off Buckle.

Non-Horse Events Chicken Poop Bingo, Sack Race, Wheelbarrow Bedroll Race, Pie Eating Contest

Horse Events Musical Chairs, Pony Express, Costume Contest and the SLJ “Babe” Fest Memorial Pole Bending Bend Off

There is no entry fee for this event, but donations to the Sydney Lee Judge Foundation are highly encouraged.

◆ ◆ ◆

No pre-entry required Sign up upon arrival All ages welcome

In memory of Sydney “Babe” Lee Judge

2022 FAIR BOOK 25

DIVISION 5: PLEASURE & NON-PRO WESTERN

Sunday, July 31

¿

8:30 AM ¿

Rodeo Arena

ENTER JUNE 1-JULY 28 ∙ $7 PER CLASS ONLINE ∙ $10 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN-PERSON Jr. 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.

Ranch Pleasure: *NOT an AQHA-recognized event. Rules are at the discretion of the Teton County Fair Horse Show Committee. Horses to be shown at a ground covering walk, long, free-swinging, posting trot, and a lope on a loose rein.

Reining: The pattern will be posted before the show starts at 8:30AM. Western tack and attire is required. Helmets and chaps are optional.

Lead Line Classes: Competitors who enter this class may not also enter the Walk/Trot.

Walk/Trot Classes: Competitors who enter this class may not also enter the Lead Line classes.

Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Division Jr. Western Pleasure: All age riders; horses 5 and under Western Pleasure: Ages 18 & over Western Pleasure: Ages 13 – 17 Western Pleasure: Ages 12 & under Ranch Pleasure: Ages 18 & over Ranch Pleasure: Ages 13 – 17 Ranch Pleasure: Ages 12 & under Western Horsemanship: Ages 40 & Over Western Horsemanship: Ages 18 – 39

Class 10 11 12 13 14

Division Western Horsemanship: Ages 13 – 17 Western Horsemanship: Ages 12 and under Lead Line: Ages 6 & under Walk-Trot: Ages 6 & under Walk-Trot: Ages 7 – 10 BREAK TO DRAG ARENA / SET UP COURSE

15 16

Reining: Ages 18 & over Reining: Ages 17 & under

DIVISION 6: TRAIL/OBSTACLE COURSE

Sunday, July 31

¿

8:30 AM ¿

Mateosky Ball Field

ENTER JUNE 1-JULY 28 ∙ $7 PER CLASS ONLINE $10 PER CLASS BY MAIL OR IN-PERSON ∙ $35 JACKPOT ENTRY FEE Description: A class requiring the horse and rider to navigate through a variety of obstacles, demonstrating the rider’s ability to communicate with the horse. 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. Disqualification: Use of equipment (bits) as indicated in the Horse Show rules for all horse show riding class will apply to the Trail Class. The competitor will be responsible for truthfully indicating a horse’s age when using a snaffle bit or bosal. The mechanical hackamore is inappropriate for all competitors. Three (3) refusals at any obstacle and the rider will proceed to the next obstacle.

Class 1 2 3

Division Trail/Obstacle Course: 12 and under Trail/Obstacle Course: 13 – 17 Trail/Obstacle Course: 18 – 39

Class 4 5

Division Trail/Obstacle Course: 40 and over Jackpot: All Ages ($35 entry fee)

s e d i R ival

n r a C

OPENING JULY 27

Big Rides Kid Rides Fair Games Fair Food

Jultoy31 27

Ride the rides!

WED/THURS/FRI 5PM TO MIDNIGHT SATURDAY/SUNDAY 2PM TO MIDNIGHT SAVE ON PRESALE TICKETS JULY 1 TO JULY 26 OR UNTIL SOLD OUT!

Mega Pass $100

ALL RIDES EVERYDAY!

Get tickets

4-hour Pass $22 $25 AFTER JULY 26

AT THE TETON COUNTY FAIR OFFICE ONLY: 305 W. SNOW KING AVE.

2022 FAIR BOOK 27

Save This Section

WEDNESDAY, JULY 27

THURSDAY, JULY 21 9:00 AM 4-H Rifle Shoot 3:00 PM 4-H Shotgun Shoot

Gun Range

SATURDAY, JULY 23 8:30 AM

Horse Show: English Classes

Rodeo Arena

SUNDAY, JULY 24 9:00 AM

Horse Show: Western Dressage Classes

Rodeo Arena

5:00 PM

Heritage Arena

8:00 AM

4-H Fabric & Fashion Judging 4-H Office

3:00 PM

4-H Interview Judging, Static Exhibits

Exhibit Hall

6:00 PM Horse Show: Team Sorting

Rodeo Arena

4-H Fashion Review & 6:30 PM Awards/Quilting

Big Top Tent

TUESDAY, JULY 26

8:00 AM

4-H Horse Showmanship 4-H Horse Performance Classes

9:00 AM

4-H Horse Speed Events

Fairgrounds Parking Lots Exhibit Hall Mateosky Ball Field Rodeo Arena & Heritage Arena

4-H Horse High Point Awards 11:00 AM 4-H Horse Trail Classes

Mateosky Ball Field

3:00 PM Blue Ribbon - 6:00 PM Exhibit Hall Judging

Exhibit Hall

6:00 PM Horse Show: Team Branding 6:00 PM Horse Warriors presents - 8:00 PM The White Horse Social

Rodeo Arena Big Top Tent

WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 All Day 8:30 AM

4-H Livestock Barn CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC 4-H Rabbit Show

11:00 AM 4-H Pocket Pet/Cavy Show

Heritage Arena Outside Heritage Arena

11:00 AM 4-H Livestock Vet Inspections Heritage Arena 11:00 AM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall - 6:00 PM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

5:00 PM Vendor Booths Open - 8:00 PM 5:00 PM Frazier Shows Carnival - Midnight Gates Open for the 5:45 PM Fair Concert

Grassy Arena Midway Area Rodeo Arena Heritage Arena Scale

6:00 PM 4-H Livestock Weigh-In

8:00 AM - 9:00 PM 8:00 AM

MONDAY, JULY 25

7:30 AM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall - 2:00 PM Drop Off (ALL ENTRIES)

Outside Heritage Arena

Fair Concert w/ Kylie Frey, Elvie Shane, & Ian Munsick

Rodeo Arena

THURSDAY, JULY 28

Horse Show: SLJ "Babe" Fest Fun Night

7:00 AM 4-H Horse Vet Inspections

CONT’D

3:00 PM 4-H Poultry Show

6:30 PM

9:00 AM TBRA's Turn & Burn - 10:45 AM 5D Barrel Race Time Onlies TBRA's Turn & Burn 11:00 AM 5D Barrel Race Competition

Guarda esta sección

FAIR SCHEDULE

Exhibit Hall

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

4-H Livestock Barn OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 4-H Swine Show, followed by Pee Wee/Over the Hill

Heritage Arena

Bingo

Big Top Tent

Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Exhibit Hall

Backyard Petting Zoo

South Grassy Arena

Mini Golf

South Tennis Court

Vendor Booths Open

Grassy Arena

All Aboard Train

All Fairgrounds Venues

The Wilder Show

Big Top Tent

Kid's Competitions: Sack & 3-Legged Races 4-H Sheep & Goat Shows, 2:00 PM followed by Pee Wee/ Over the Hill 4:00 PM Slim & Curly Show - 4:30 PM 4:00 PM Beer Garden Open - 10:00 PM 5:00 PM Frazier Shows Carnival - Midnight 6:00 PM Gates Open for Horse Pulls 6:00 PM Happy Hour w/ Live Music - 8:00 PM from The Stagecoach Band 6:30 PM Horse Pulls

Big Top Tent Heritage Arena

Big Top Tent Midway Area Rodeo Arena Big Top Tent Rodeo Arena

FRIDAY, JULY 29 7:00 AM - 11:00 AM 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM 8:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Lion's Cub Breakfast

Big Top Tent

4-H Livestock Barn OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 4-H Dog Vet Inspections 4-H Dog Show 4-H Beef Show Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Heritage Arena Mateosky Ball Field Heritage Arena Exhibit Hall

CONTINUED ON PAGE 30

TRADE SCHOLARSHIPS FUNDED BY FOSTER AND LYNN FRIESS

Along with programs that promote kindness in schools, build trust between law enforcement and their communities, and support global clean water for millions, Foster's Outriders, helps hundreds of students to receive a vocational education with the trade scholarship program.

The West is all about new opportunities and second chances.

Foster Friess designed this scholarship to have no age restrictions or education requirements.

Whether you're looking for a new job right out of high school or seeking a career change, tell us what you want to do: diesel technology, horseshoeing, welding, construction technology, machine tool technology, auctioneering, nursing, industrial electricity, automotive repair, culinary arts?

Over a hundred trade programs are available at Wyoming's colleges.

Application Deadline for the Fall 2022 Semester: July 31st

APPLY AT FOSTERSOUTRIDERS.COM

As outriders keep the herd on the right trail, Foster’s Outriders help keep America on the right path. We are hardworking Americans who lend our time and efforts to ensure we stay on the right trail. Through our involvement in various projects and our embodiment of civic values, we make sure that ordinary people don’t get left behind, and that America lives by the ideals our Founding Fathers set out for us.

Outriders are in every small town and big city in America, working to keep their communities on the right path. Join us!

Learn more at fostersoutriders.com

Cowboy or skier, visitor or local, the county fair is an opportunity to come together and celebrate everything that makes Teton County, Wyoming and America so great. Congratulations to the Teton County Fair on 66 years of family fun, youth education, community engagement, and western heritage.

30 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

Save This Section FRIDAY, JULY 29 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM

FAIR SCHEDULE

Backyard Petting Zoo

South Grassy Arena

Mini Golf

South Tennis Court

Vendor Booths Open

Grassy Arena

All Aboard Train

All Fairgrounds Venues

Slim & Curly Show Kid's Competitions: Sack & 3-Legged Races

4:00 PM

4-H Livestock Sale Buyer Registration & Reception The Wilder Show Beer Garden Open

Big Top Tent

Rodeo Arena

Big Top Tent Rodeo Arena

Frazier Shows Carnival

Midway Area

8:30 PM Livestock Sale After-Party w/ - 11:30 PM Live Music from Sneaky Pete

Big Top Tent

SATURDAY, JULY 30 7:00 AM Lion's Club Breakfast - 11:00 AM 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM

4-H Livestock Barn OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Big Top Tent Heritage Arena

9:00 AM Show N Go Dog Agility 10:00 AM 4-H Round Robin

Mateosky Ball Field Heritage Arena

11:00 AM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall - 6:00 PM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Exhibit Hall

11:00 AM - 6:00 PM 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

Backyard Petting Zoo

South Grassy Arena

Mini Golf

South Tennis Court

Vendor Booths Open

Grassy Arena

Cornhole Tournament

Big Top Tent

All Aboard Train Fair Rodeo Slack

All Fairgrounds Venues Rodeo Arena

The Wilder Show Smokey the Bear's Birthday Party

2:00 PM Beer Garden Open - 11:00 PM 2:00 PM Frazier Shows Carnival - Midnight 4:00 PM Slim & Curly Show - 4:30 PM

4:30 PM - 6:30 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 9:00 PM 9:30 PM - Midnight

CONT’D

Happy Hour w/ Live Music

Big Top Tent

Gates Open for Fair Rodeo Fair Rodeo Performance

Rodeo Arena

Live Music

Big Top Tent

4-H Dance

Outside Heritage Arena

Late Night Party w/ DJ Aaron Hallenbeck

Big Top Tent

SUNDAY, JULY 31

4-H Livestock Sale

Happy Hour w/ Live Music from Lazy Eyes

Guarda esta sección

SATURDAY, JULY 30

CONT’D FROM PAGE 25

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

4:00 PM - 4:30 PM 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM - Midnight 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 27

Big Top Tent

7:30 AM Lion's Club Breakfast - 11:00 AM 4-H Livestock Barn ALL DAY CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC Horse Show: Pleasure & 8:30 AM Non-Pro Western Performance Classes Horse Show: Trail/Obstacle 8:30 AM Course Classes & Jackpot 10:00 AM Cowboy Church - 11:00 AM 4-H Cody Shervin 11:00 AM Memorial Award 11:00 AM Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall - 6:00 PM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 11:00 AM Backyard Petting Zoo - 6:00 PM 11:00 AM Mini Golf - 7:00 PM 11:00 AM Vendor Booths Open - 8:00 PM 12:00 PM All Aboard Train - 6:00 PM Horse Show: 1:00 PM Presentation of Mary Wigg Sportsmanship Award 1:00 PM Slim & Curly Show - 1:30 PM 2:00 PM Beer Garden Open - 7:00 PM 2:00 PM Frazier Shows Carnival - Midnight 3:00 PM RACE DAY: Diaper Derby, Pie - 4:00 PM Eating & Wiener Dog Races 4:00 PM The Wilder Show - 4:30 PM 4:30 PM Happy Hour w/ Live Music - 6:30 PM from Strumbucket Gates Open for 6:00 PM Figure 8 Races

Big Top Tent Heritage Arena Rodeo Arena Mateosky Ball Field Big Top Tent Heritage Arena Exhibit Hall South Grassy Arena South Tennis Court Grassy Arena All Fairgrounds Venues Rodeo Arena

Big Top Tent Midway Area

Big Top Tent

Rodeo Arena

7:00 PM Figure 8 Races

MONDAY, AUGUST 1 Midway Area Big Top Tent

7:00 AM Blue Ribbon - 1:00 PM Exhibit Hall Pickup 9:00 AM 4-H Static Exhibit Pickup - 12:00 PM

Exhibit Hall

FOR ALL

LIVE

EVENTS

FULL-SERVICE EVENT PRODUCTION Proud sponsors of the Teton County Fair 307 733 6505

HUGHESPRODUCTION.COM

JACKSON, WYOMING

32 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

o e d o R r i a F

SATURDAY

PARTNER OF THE IDAHO SADDLE SERIES

PARTICIPATE OR SPECTATE PR

ESENTED BY

GATES 6 PM / EVENT 7 PM ALL TICKETS $30 • AVAILABLE JULY 1

Saturday Get tickets

JULY 30

Rodeo Arena

TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM OR THE FAIR OFFICE: 305 W. SNOW KING AVE.

2022 FAIR BOOK 33

TETON COUNTY FAIR RODEO

Saturday, July 30

¿

7:00 PM ¿

Rodeo Arena

Long-Go (slack): 1 p.m. • Shootout: 7 p.m. $14,000 added money, 100% payback • Buckles awarded to winner(s) in each event Any contestant, no matter their city or state of residence, is welcome to enter the Teton County Fair Rodeo.

PHONE ENTRIES ONLY

Fair Rodeo Entry Schedule MONDAY, JULY 18 Teton County, WY Resident Entries ONLY call the Fair Office at (307) 733-5289 between 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

TUESDAY, JULY 19 All Other Entries call the Fair Office at (307) 733-5289 between 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

The Fair Rodeo will follow the Intermountain Professional Rodeo Association (IMPRA) rulebook, except the electric eye rule. An electric eye will be used for all Team Roping events. A string barrier will be used for Tie Down Roping, Breakaway Roping, Ribbon Roping and Steer Wrestling.

The Teton County Fair Board will provide rules for the non-IMPRA events, including: #8 Team Roping, Parent/ Child Team Roping, Ribbon Roping, Peewee Barrel Racing and Hide Race.

FRIDAY, JULY 22 Draw results will be posted by noon

$14,000 ADDED MONEY

Fair Rodeo Entry Fees Class

Teton County Fair Board is partnering with the Idaho Saddle Series. All contestants will accrue one point for entering the rodeo. Any additional points accrued by a contestant for winning or placing in an event will be added to their total respective points toward the Idaho Saddle Series finals.

Fee

Bull Riding................................................. $50 Bareback Riding......................................... $50 Saddle Bronc Riding.................................... $50 Ranch Bronc Riding.................................... $50 Mutton Bustin’........................................... $25 #8 Team Roping........................................ $50 #10 Team Roping....................................... $50 Open Team Roping..................................... $65 Parent/Child Team Roping............................ $50 Open w/ Incentive Barrel Racing (1sec split)..... $65 Junior Barrel Racing (11-14)......................... $30 Peewee Barrel Racing (10 & under).............. $25 Tie Down Roping........................................ $50 Breakaway Roping...................................... $50 Steer Wrestling........................................... $50 Ribbon Roping........................$25/pp or $50/team Hide Race...............................$25/pp or $75/team

The long-go (slack) will be the qualifier for the shootout, and include the following events: #8 Team Roping, #10 Team Roping, Open Team Roping, Parent/Child Team Roping, Tie Down Roping, Breakaway Roping, and Steer Wrestling. All Rough Stock events, Ribbon Roping and the Hide Race will run only in the shootout. All barrel racing events will be a draw. All rough stock event pay outs (total entry fees, plus added money) will be based on the posted payout scale.

Payouts will occur after the long-go (70% of the pot – entry fees and added money) per the posted payout scale. The shootout will payout (30% of the pot – entry fees and added money) but the winner takes all, excluding all rough stock events and barrel racing. At the shootout, all contestants will start with a clean slate and there will be no averages calculated for both rounds. For participating shootout events, the top 5 contestants and teams from the long-go (slack) will move onto the shootout.

(Continued on page 34)

34 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM Team Roping (#8, #10, Open only) Each contestant may enter a maximum of 3 times, but no more than twice in each division. If the same division is entered two times, the contestant must find a different partner or switch ends with a previous partner. Parent/Child Team Roping The Parent/Child Team Roping will follow the same rules and format as the #8, #10 and Open Team Roping’s, with the following additions: The “Parent” contestant may be a biological or legal guardian of the “Child” contestant. Parent/Child Team Roping will not count towards the total number of Team Roping entries per contestant. Each child and each parent are allowed to enter with each other one time.

Barrel Racing Event will be structured as an Open w/ Incentive (1 second split), Juniors (ages 11–14) and

Peewees (10 & under). Contestants are permitted to run one time on one horse. Juniors or Peewees may enter the Open w/ Incentive if they choose to do so, however, they may not enter both divisions.

5 contestants will be permitted to run in the show from each division for a total of 15-barrel racers.

Teton County residents will have preference, first-come first-served, for the 15 slots in the show. All other contestants will run in the long-go (slack). Both the slack and the show will be drawn separately. A payout scale will be posted prior to the rodeo. The payout split of all entry fees and added money for the Open w/ Incentive (1 second split) will be a 60/40 split. The barrel pattern will be groomed after every 5 racers in the slack and the show.

THANK YOU FAIR RODEO BUCKLE SPONSORS EVENT SPONSOR Parent/Child Roping (Header).................................................. Sarah Coleman Parent/Child Roping (Heeler)................................................... Gary Hardeman Open Team Roping (Header)................................................... Teton County Weed & Pest Open Team Roping (Heeler)..................................................... Grand Masonry #8 Team Roping (Header)...................................................... Andrews 2 Real Estate #8 Team Roping (Heeler)....................................................... Raver Construction #10 Team Roping (Header)..................................................... Snake River Ranch #10 Team Roping (Heeler)...................................................... Parker Family Breakaway Roping.................................................................. Sydney Lee Judge Foundation Ribbon Roping: Runner........................................................... Haagen Dazs Ribbon Roping: Roper............................................................. Haagen Dazs Tie Down Roping.................................................................... Wilkinson & Associates Steer Wresting....................................................................... Jeff Kopkey Hide Race............................................................................. The Wort Hotel Hide Race............................................................................. SB Equipment Rentals Hide Race............................................................................. SB Equipment Rentals Ranch Bronc Riding................................................................ Crystal Creek Capital Bareback Riding..................................................................... Intermountain Roofing Saddle Bronc Riding............................................................... Diamond L Trucking Bull Riding............................................................................. Mountain Valley Glass Mutton Bustin’....................................................................... Nelson Engineering Open Barrel Racing................................................................ Intermountain Roofing Open Barrel Racing................................................................ The Scout Guide Jackson Hole Junior Barrel Racing (11-14).................................................... Flat Creek Ranch Pee Wee Barrel Racing (10 & under)........................................ Flat Creek Ranch

PLATINUM SPONSOR

Glad to be in on the fun of the Teton County Fair!

General Contracting | Construction Management

y t i l i g Dog A l a i r T o G & Show

◆ AKC RULES & REGULATIONS

PARTICIPATE OR SPECTATE! PRE

SENTED BY

GRAND TETON KENNEL CLUB --KANINE ATHLETES OF THE TETONS

◆ $5 PER RUN ◆ REGISTER AT THE EVENT 7:30 — 8:30 A.M.

Saturday

JULY 30

FOR INFORMATION, CALL ELLEN MCKEE AT (307) 733-3579

Mateosky Ball Field

9 AM

Professional Service for over 35 years!

WEDDINGS & EVENTS

• Portable restrooms & handwashing stations • Deluxe flush units for elegant affairs • 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

MACY’S SERVICES MacysServices.com • (307) 733-4687

Supporting the Teton County Fair!

2022 FAIR BOOK 37

STROLLING ENTERTAINMENT

Thursday through Sunday Keep an eye out for the strolling entertainment happening Thursday through Sunday. Acts include the All Aboard Electric Train, Animal Cracker Conspiracy stilt walkers, Backyard Petting Zoo, Lux Lounge Photo Booth, Miniature Golf on the tennis courts, Slim & Curly improv on horseback, and The Wilder Show. Good fun for the whole family.

All Aboard Electric Train

Animal Cracker Conspiracy

Everyone is welcome to hop on the All Aboard electric train! Take a load off and enjoy a new view of the Teton County Fair. The train is fun for kids and gives parents a chance to relax and enjoy the breeze. Just flag down the conductor when you are ready for a fun journey around the fairgrounds.

San Diego based artists Bridget Rountree and Iain Gunn are Animal Cracker Conspiracy, a contemporary collaborative hybrid puppet company invested in peering under the surface of things and pushing the boundaries of live kinetic performance. Keep an eye out for their stilt dancing and giant puppets at the Fair!

Backyard Petting Zoo

Lux Lounge Photo Booth

Come interact with the animals at the Backyard Petting Zoo on the South Grassy Arena. We welcome all ages in to interact, touch, feel and talk with all of the animals on duty. These animals are friendly and tolerant of your curious tots but adult supervision is requested to keep little ones reassured.

Wrangle your friends and family together and head over to the Grassy Arena to find the Lux Lounge vintage baby blue horse trailer, the LUX ‘N LOADED. Find the fun western props that sing to you, then snap and tag to share your memories of the Teton County Fair!

CONTINUED ON PAGE 39

Proud Supporter of the Teton County Fair and all of its

RIDES Aspen Automotive and Industrial Supply 990 US-89, Jackson, WY 83001 (307) 733-2716

Hours: M-F 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM Sat. 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sun. Closed

A Proud Provider of these Brands and Services: Free Loaner Tools Dealer Only Parts Custom Hydraulic Hoses

Teton Heritage Landscaping

Miniature Golf Head over to the tennis courts along the east end of the Teton County Fairgrounds to try your skills at miniature golf. We have everything that you’ll need. Just bring along your smile and get ready to have some fun putting at the Fair!

Slim & Curly — The Fables of the West Get ready to ride with Slim & Curly, the biggest little cowboys on the Old West trail. You’re sure to get a ‘kick’ from the Fables Of The West gang and their trusty steeds, as they head out on the trail. The best G-rated, family-friendly improv comedy you’ll find on horseback!

CONTINUED ON PAGE 40

Water Features Ponds Trees Golf Courses Beaches Stone Work Commercial Residential 307-733-3775

tetonheritagelandscaping.com

40 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

WHEN A SHOP-VAC WON’T CUT IT...

The Wilder Show Mark Wilder’s joy and enthusiasm for performing is contagious. The Wilder Show is an engaging, interactive and hilarious show that leaves audiences awe-struck and laughing out loud. Mark’s high energy and family friendly fun show will bring smiles to faces of all ages.

FOOD & RETAIL VENDORS JULY 27 TO 31 Enjoy these food, beverage and retail vendors in the Grassy Arena at the Fair. Vendors will be open on Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. and Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m to 8 p.m.

Art Taco

Pueblo Tacos

Artesania San Pedro de Cajas Ramiro Cachimuel Big Sky Concessions

Rosa Andrango

Candy Crepas

Rusted Metal Arts

Caricatures by Corey

Sasquatch Woodworks

Cedar Creek Grille

South American Imports

Colorado Grille

Street Tacos

Fairy Fox Design

Tacos Chapulin

Frida Snacks

Torrington Rock Shop

Fun-Tastic Concessions

JJ’s Concessions

La Casita Mexican Food

Wild Lines

Morales Home Made

307.734.7678 BLUESKYRESTORATION.COM

Innovation in your backyard Fiber internet from Silver Star We know how important it is for you to stay connected—to work, to family, to friends, to the world. That’s why Silver Star has provided cutting edge technology to our area for more than 100 years.

Today our fiber-optic network covers 1800+ miles and through our 5-year expansion, we plan to add more than 100 miles per year. We’re dedicated to bringing the absolute best internet to you: our friends and neighbors.

We’re here for the long haul.

Get to know us at SilverStar.com.

Fiber Internet | Hosted Phone Systems Wi-Fi Solutions | Business Security & Door Access

307.734.9040

PR

SPON

SOR OF TH

EF

AIR

D OU

19 5 6 — 2 0 2 2

QUILLCREEKEXCAVATION@GMAIL.COM • (307) 739-4577

HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTALS & SALES SBEQUIPMENTRENTAL.COM (307) 734-0312

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL 307-220-8989 307IMPERIALROOFING.COM

42 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

n o b b i R e u l B l l a H t i b i h x E ALL WEEK

Jultyo 31 26

PARTICIPATE OR SPECTATE

FARM TO FORK PANTRY GARDEN PAINTING LEATHERWORK DIGITAL ARTS UPCYCLE PHOTOGRAPHY YARD ART AND MORE PR

ESENTED BY

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 11 AM TO 6 PM WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY

Adult & Youth Divisions Get info

VISIT TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM OR CALL THE FAIR OFFICE: (307) 733-5289

2022 FAIR BOOK 43

BLUE RIBBON EXHIBIT HALL

General Exhibit Hall Information ◆

All Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall classes are open to all who wish to participate.

◆

Exhibitors may enter up to two (2) items in each class unless otherwise noted.

◆

If, after two (2) years, there have not been any entries in any one class, the Exhibit Hall Committee may eliminate or change that class.

◆

Exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor and must not have been shown previously at the Teton County Fair.

◆

Ribbons are awarded using the Danish System, meaning, exhibits will be judged against standards, not against other items in the class.

◆

The Teton County Fair Board and Fair Office will take all reasonable precautions for the safekeeping of Exhibit Hall entries but will NOT be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.

◆

No entry shall receive a prize when deemed unworthy by the awarding judges, though it may be the only one of its kind entered.

◆

Entries cannot be entered in the “any other” class if there is a class within the division for the item.

◆

The Teton County Fair Board reserves the right to interpret these rules and regulations to arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and differences.

◆

All protests must be submitted in writing to the Fair Board Chair, PO Box 3075, Jackson, WY 83001 along with a check for $25. If the protest is upheld, the check will be returned. If not, the check will be forfeited.

◆

The Teton County Fair and Fair Office will not be responsible for picking up and storing any Exhibit Hall entries.

Registration ◆

Online entries accepted June 1 – July 24

Drop Off ◆

◆ Register at tetoncountyfair.com ◆ No cost to enter online ◆ Stop by the Fair Office for help registering ◆

In-person and mail-in entries accepted June 1 – July 22

◆ All departments including Farm to Fork and Flower Garden

Pick Up ◆

◆ In person: 305 W. Snow King Ave. ◆ By mail: PO Box 3075, Jackson, WY 83001 ◆ No cost to enter in person or by mail ◆

Flower Garden

◆ At the Exhibit Hall, 350 W. Snow King Ave. ◆ $5 entry fee per exhibit for all adult and youth

Monday August 1, 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. at the Exhibit Hall

◆ Any winnings will be forfeited if items are not picked up at that time

Premiums

Day-of entries accepted on July 26

◆ All departments including Farm to Fork and

Tuesday, July 27, 7:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

◆ ◆ ◆

Best of Show.............................................$25 Division Champion......................................$10 Blue Ribbon ................................................$4

classes for day-of entry intakes

Showcase Your Talents at the Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall!

Proud Supporters of the Teton County Fair

Andrew Byron

Nicholas Houfek

307.690.2767

307.399.7115

andrew.byron@compass.com

nicholas.houfek@compass.com

www.MountainStandardRealty.com

Voted Jackson Hole’s best dentist for 15 years in a row, we’re in the business of keeping Jackson smiling!

larsenfamilydentistry.com 307-733-4778

2022 FAIR BOOK 45

2021 EXHIBIT HALL WINNERS FARM TO FORK

QUILTS

TEEN ART

Best of Show: Hilary Munro

Best of Show: Sheila Poore

Vegetables: Ray Pilgrim Fruits: Matt Hall Herbs: Hilary Munro

Machine Quilted: Sandra Vignaroli New Quilter: Carolyn Dessin Wall & Art Quilts: Shiela Poore Other Quilted Items: Melene Dodson

Teen Painting & Drawing: Alexia Carmichael Teen Photography: Pearl Mason Teen Digital Arts: Pearl Mason

FLOWER GARDEN Best of Show: Hilary Munro

SEWING

Cut Flowers: Elizabeth Rinn Artistic Arrangements: Hilary Munro

Best of Show: Betty K. Terrell

THE BAKERY Best of Show: Pierce Toma

Children’s Garments: Karen Helm Decorated Duds: Deb Sanders Miscellaneous Sewing: Betty K. Terrell

Bread & Rolls: Pierce Toma Cookies, Donuts & Bars: Laura Harrison Cakes: Coyote Shook Pies: Mary Petkevich Candies: Kate Harslem Teton Outdoors: Barbara

ADULT PAINTING & DRAWING

FOOD PRESERVATION

ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY

Best of Show: Mary Moore

Best of Show: Nicole Uhl

Canned Fruit/Vegetables: Raymond Harris Jelly, Jam, Marmalade: Debbie Somers Pickles/Relish: Donnie McBath & Debbie Somers Spirits: Elizabeth Rinn

Portrait: Nicole Uhl Still Life: Randy Sales Landscape: Terry Wilson Animals: Britany Poland Lifestyle: Nicole Uhl

BACKYARD FARM

ADULT CREATIONS

Market Eggs: Jed Mixter Honey: Garrett Sieber

NEEDLEWORK Best of Show: Carolyn Dessin Knitting: Diana Brown Crocheting: Diana Brown Embroidery: Donna Martin Miscellaneous Needlework: Diana Brown

Best of Show: David Watson Adult Acrylic & Oil: David Watson Adult Watercolor: David Watson Adult Mixed Media: Spencer Berezay Adult Drawing: Jean Hoff

Best of Show: Judi Nickell Sculpture: Richard Anderson Pottery & Ceramics: Barbara Leathercraft: Judi Nickell Jewelry & Silversmithing: Carolyn Dessin Woodwork: Stefanie Womack Upcycle: Spencer Berezay Miscellaneous Creations: Rex Byington

JUNIOR ART Junior Painting & Drawing: Brianna Ion Junior Photography: Piper Benjamin Junior Digital Arts: Brianna Ion

BEGINNER ART Beginner Art: Rydge Eastman

TEEN CREATIONS Needle & Thread: Hudson Marsden Be a Creator: Owen Marsden Legos: Shem Marsden Upcycle: Madelyn Krasula Miscellaneous: William Baxter

JUNIOR CREATIONS The Garden: Evelyn Buckley The Pantry: Gabriella Benedict Needle & Thread: Miles Krasula Be a Creator: Sara Martinez Carmona Legos: Oliver Smits Birdhouse: Lenka Dvorak Pottery & Ceramics: Caleb Ellis Upcycle: Jace Genzer Miscellaneous: Melissa Ion

BEGINNER CREATIONS The Garden: Emma Balsa Legos or Duplos: Virginia Buckley Pet Rock: Melissa Ion Miscellaneous: Eden Marsden

Congratulations to Last Year’s Exhibit Hall Winners!

2022 FAIR BOOK 47

DEPARTMENTS & CLASSES A: FARM TO FORK

B: FLOWER GARDEN

C: THE BAKERY

Sponsor: TC Weed & Pest

Sponsor: John & Linda Hanlon

Sponsor: John & Linda Hanlon

1: VEGETABLES

1: CUT FLOWERS

1: BREADS & ROLLS

Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Beans, snap, green, 10 pods Beets, 4-inch top, 3 Broccoli, 1 head Carrots, without tops, 6 Lettuce, 1 head Lettuce, leaf, 1 bunch Green onions, tops on, 6 Peas, edible, 10 pods Potatoes, 3 Radish, red or white, 3 Rhubarb, without leaf, 3 stems Spinach, 2–3 inches, 1 bunch Squash, yellow summer, 1 Squash, zucchini, 1 Swiss chard, 2–3 inches, 1 bunch Tomatoes, cherry, 3 Tomatoes, green, 3 Extraordinary vegetable Any other

2: FRUITS 20 Strawberries, ½ pint 21 Crab apples, any variety, 4 22 Any other

3: HERBS 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Basil, 3 stems Chives, 2-inch bundle Garlic, 4-inch top, 1 head Mint, 3 stems Oregano, 5 stems Parsley, 10 stems Rosemary, 5 stems Sage, 5 stems Thyme, 5 sprigs Any other

4: FORAGE 33 Grass 34 Mix 35 Alfalfa

Class

Class

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

2: COOKIES

Columbine, 6 blooms Delphiniums, 3 spikes Dianthus, pink, 6 blossoms Lilies, 3 stems Marigolds, one color, 6 blooms Pansies, 6 blooms Petunias, any color, 6 blooms Roses, any variety/color, 1 spray Snapdragons, 3 spikes Sweet Williams, 6 blooms Violas, 6 blooms Any other, 6 stems (no shasta daisies)

2: ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS 13 14 15 16 17

What a clever idea!

Everlasting bouquet Mix it up!

A succulent sensation Terrarium

3: POTTED PLANTS 18 Any flowering plant 19 Any foliage 20 Planter for outdoor display

1 Any yeast bread, 1 loaf 2 Any quick bread, 1 loaf 3 Coffee cakes, tea rings (baking powder or soda) 4 Muffins, 6 5 Bread machine products 6 Dinner rolls, 6 7 Cinnamon rolls, yeast, 6 8 Any ethnic bread or roll 9 Any other bread or roll

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Chocolate chip cookies, 6 Ginger snaps, 6 Oatmeal cookies, 6 Peanut butter cookies, 6 Hybrid cookies, 6 No-bake cookies, 6 Any bar cookie, 6 Brownies, 6 Any other cookie, 6

3: CAKES 19 Cupcakes, iced, 4 20 Decorated cake 21 Any other cake

4: PIES* 22 Any fruit pie 23 Any nut pie 24 Any savory pie 25 Any tart 26 Any other *Whole pie must be entered

5: CANDIES 27 Fudge or chocolate, 6 28 Toffee, 6 29 Any other, 6

48 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM 6: DIETARY CONSIDERATION*

5: JERKY

3: EMBROIDERY

30 Gluten free 31 Sugar free 32 Dairy free 33 Egg free 34 Any other *Recipes required

21 Beef jerky 22 Game jerky 23 Any other jerky

11 12 13 14

E: BACKYARD FARM

7: TETON OUTDOORS

Sponsor: TC Weed & Pest

4: MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLEWORK

35 36 37 38

Trail mix, 8 ounces Granola, 8 ounces Granola/protein bars, 3 Any other

D: FOOD PRESERVATION Sponsor: Roots Kitchen & Cannery

1: CANNED FRUIT & VEGETABLES Class 1 Any canned fruit 2 Any canned vegetable

2: JELLY, JAM, MARMALADE & PRESERVES 3 4 5 6 7 8

Any jelly Any jam Any marmalade Any fruit butter Any preserve Any other

3: PICKLES, RELISHES & SAUCES 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Any pickled vegetable Any pickled fruit Any chutney Any salsa Any hot sauce BBQ sauce Any other

4: SPIRITS 16 17 18 19 20

Wine Beer Bitters Kombucha Any other

Hand embroidered item Machine embroidered item Counted cross stitch Any other embroidered item

15 Any other types not listed

1: MARKET EGGS Class 1 2 3 4

Chicken egg, white, 3 eggs Chicken egg, brown, 3 eggs Chicken egg, any other, 3 eggs Novelty, 3 eggs

2: HONEY 5 Honeycomb 6 Any honey, 6 ounces

3: CHEESE 7 8 9 10

Cow’s milk cheese, 6 ounces Goat’s milk cheese, 6 ounces Sheep’s milk cheese, 6 ounces Any other cheese, 6 ounces

4: FIBER 11 Sheep’s wool 12 Alpaca 13 Any other

F: NEEDLEWORK

G: QUILTING Sponsor: Blue Spruce Cleaners

1: HAND QUILTED BED/THROW Class 1 2 3 4

Applique, large Applique, small Pieced, large Pieced, small

2: MACHINE QUILTED BED/THROW 5 6 7 8

Applique, large Appliqué, small Pieced, large Pieced, small

3: NEW QUILTER 9 Applique 10 Pieced 11 Any technique

Sponsor: Teton County Fair Board

4: WALL AND ART QUILTS

1: KNITTING

12 Wall quilt, large 13 Wall quilt, small

Class 1 2 3 4 5

Sweater or top Shawls, scarves, hats, socks, etc Children’s clothing Afghan Any other

2: CROCHETING 6 7 8 9 10

Sweater or top Shawls, scarves, hats, socks, etc Children’s clothing Afghan Any other

5: OTHER QUILTED ITEMS 14 Any other quilted item

6: GROUP QUILT 15 Any group quilt

2022 FAIR BOOK 49

H: SEWING Sponsor: Blue Spruce Cleaners

1: CHILDREN’S GARMENTS Class 1 Any children’s garment

2: ADULT GARMENTS

4: ADULT DRAWING 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Landscape Portrait Animal Abstract Still life Ranch life Any other drawing

J: ADULT PHOTOGRAPHY

3 Any decorated dud

Sponsor: Teton County Fair Board

4: COSTUMES

1: PORTRAIT

4 Any costume

Class

5: MISCELLANEOUS SEWING 5 Any other sewing item

1 Individual 2 Group

2: STILL LIFE

I: ADULT PAINTING & DRAWING Sponsor: The Wort Hotel

1: ADULT ACRYLIC & OIL Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Landscape Portrait Animal Abstract Still life Ranch life Any other acrylic or oil

3 Plants and flowers 4 Any other still life

3: LANDSCAPE 5 Urban 6 Rural

4: ANIMALS 7 Domesticated 8 Wildlife

5: LIFESTYLE 9 Ranch life 10 Sports 11 Any other lifestyle

2: ADULT WATERCOLOR 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Landscape Portrait Animal Abstract Still life Ranch life Any other watercolor

3: ADULT MIXED MEDIA 15 16 17 18

2-D Panel 2-D Paper Printmaking Any other mixed media

Sponsor: Hole Family Eye Care

1: SCULPTURE Class 1 Any sculpture

2: POTTERY & CERAMICS

2 Any adult garment

3: DECORATED DUDS

L: ADULT CREATIONS

6: MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY 12 Any other photography

K: ADULT DIGITAL ARTS Sponsor: Hole Family Eye Care

1: ADULT DIGITAL ARTS Class 1 Graphic design 2 Photomanipulation 3 Any other digital art

2 Wheel thrown 3 Hand built 4 Any other

3: LEATHERCRAFT 5 Any leathercraft item

4: WEAVING 6 Any weaving item

5: JEWELRY & SILVERSMITHING 7 8 9 10 11

Necklace Earrings Ring Bracelet Any other

6: WOODWORK 12 Any item

7: UPCYCLE 13 Furniture 14 Skis/snowboard 15 Any other upcycled item

8: YARD ART 16 Original creation 17 Self-built birdhouse 18 Any other

9: FLY TYING 19 Any handmade fly

10: MISCELLANEOUS CREATIONS 20 Any other creation

50 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

M: TETON SPA Sponsor: Teton County Fair Board

1: TETON SPA Class 1 2 3 4

Soap Lotion Candles Any other

N: TEEN ART (AGES 13 – 17)

2: JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY 5 6 7 8

Portrait Nature Action Any other photograph

3: JUNIOR DIGITAL ARTS 9 10 11 12 13

Selfie Instagram snap Graphic design Photomanipulation Any other digital art

Class 1 2 3 4

Painting Drawing Mixed media Any other

2: TEEN PHOTOGRAPHY 5 6 7 8

Portrait Nature Action Any other photograph

3: TEEN DIGITAL ARTS 9 10 11 12 13

Selfie Instagram snap Graphic design Photomanipulation Any other digital art

O: JUNIOR ART (AGES 7 – 12) Sponsor: Mike & Jennifer Overcast

1: JUNIOR PAINTING & DRAWING Class 1 2 3 4

Painting Drawing Mixed media Any other

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Any tie-dyed item Any leathercraft item Friendship bracelet Decorated phone case Decorated water bottle Any piece of original jewelry Woodworking

5: LEGOS 20 Lego set 21 Lego original creation

6: POTTERY & CERAMICS

Sponsor: Teton County Fair Board

1: TEEN PAINTING & DRAWING

4: BE A CREATOR

P: BEGINNER ART (AGES 1 – 6) Sponsor: Blue Spruce Cleaners

1: BEGINNER ART Class 1 2 3 4

Painting Drawing Photography Any other

Q: TEEN CREATIONS (AGES 13 -17) Sponsor: Teton County Fair Board

1: THE GARDEN Class 1 Weirdest/largest fruit or veggie 2 Prettiest flower

2: THE PANTRY 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Decorated cake or 4 cupcakes Cake pops, 4 Favorite cookies, 4 Bread, your choice, 1 loaf Eggs from my coop Handmade original pizza

3: NEEDLE & THREAD 9 10 11 12

Any embroidered item Quilt COVID mask Any other item

22 Wheel thrown 23 Hand built 24 Any other

7: UPCYCLE 25 26 27 28

Wearable Useful Decorative Any other upcycled item

8: TEEN MISCELLANEOUS 29 Any other creation

R: JUNIOR CREATIONS (AGES 7 – 12) Sponsor: Blue Spruce Cleaners

1: THE GARDEN Class 1 2 3 4

My fruits and veggies Weirdest/largest fruit or veggie Fairy garden Mini fresh flower arrangement

2: THE PANTRY 5 6 7 8 9

1 Decorated cake or 4 cupcakes Cake pops, 4 Favorite cookies, 4 Bread, your choice, 1 loaf Eggs from my coop

3: NEEDLE & THREAD 10 11 12 13

Garment Apron, potholder, kitchen item Knitted item COVID mask

2022 FAIR BOOK 51

4: BE A CREATOR

8: UPCYCLE

14 15 16 17 18

26 27 28 29

Duct tape creations Any tie-dyed item Friendship bracelet Any leathercraft item Yard art

5: LEGOS

2: LEGOS OR DUPLOS

Wearable Useful Decorative Any other upcycled item

4 Lego or Duplo set 5 Lego or Duplo original creation

3: PET ROCK 6 Decorated pet rock

9: JUNIOR MISCELLANEOUS

4: REFRIGERATOR ART

30 Any other creation

19 Lego set 20 Lego original creation

6: BIRDHOUSE 21 Self-built 22 Kit

7: POTTERY & CERAMICS 23 Wheel thrown 24 Hand built 25 Any other

7 Fridge art

5: BEGINNER MISCELLANEOUS

S: BEGINNER CREATIONS (AGES 1 – 6)

8 Any other creation

Sponsor: Mike & Jennifer Overcast

1: THE GARDEN Class 1 My fruits and veggies 2 Fairy garden 3 Mini fresh flower arrangement

Showcase Your Talents at the Blue Ribbon Exhibit Hall!

Proudly supporting the Teton County Fair

Nacole Hanson

•

Jackson Ayala

•

Lauren Stelting

We understand the value of a local agent. Whether you live in the city or in the country, we offer a personalized program to fit all your insurance needs.

We are a locally owned company specializing in general contracting, commercial, new construction and remodeling.

Contact our office to schedule a complete insurance review!

1180 S HWY 89, Jackson, WY Office: (307) 733-3813 | tetonco@mwfbi.com

125 east pearl, suite 208, jackson wy 307.413.2906

HOME • FA RM & R A NCH • AU TO • BUSINESS

Mountain West Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company/Laramie, WY. Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company/West Des Moines, IA.

52 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

DEPARTMENT & CLASS RULES A: FARM TO FORK Drop off items Tuesday, July 26

Class 13 What a clever idea!: A flower arrangement in a nontraditional container.

7:30 am – 2:00 pm Display leafy vegetables in a widemouthed jar containing water, display all others on a paper plate; brush dirt off items but do not wash.

Class 14 Everlasting bouquet: An arrangement consisting of dried, natural materials; feathers allowed.

All specimens should be:

Class 17 Terrarium: A planted, transparent container, partially or completely enclosed.

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Fresh and of the same variety Uniform in color, size, and shape Mature, but not overripe Free from decay, damage, and disease

Class 15 Mix it up!: Use vegetables and flowers in one arrangement.

No noxious weeds will be accepted for display. No white daisies in flower arrangement.

Class 18 Extraordinary vegetable: Largest, weirdest or hardest to grow.

DIVISION 4 FORAGE: All entries must have been produced by the exhibitor and must be certified hay.

Bundles or bales accepted.

C: THE BAKERY Drop off items Tuesday, July 26

B: FLOWER GARDEN

7:30 am – 2:00 pm Display baked items on paper plates in clear plastic bags; no foil wrap.

Entries should be made from scratch (no box mixes).

Drop off items Tuesday, July 26

Baked goods will be judged for:

7:30 am – 2:00 pm Flowers exhibited must have been grown and arranged by the exhibitor.

Only foliage that is natural to the flower should be shown (but should be removed if under water). Exhibits should be displayed in a clear glass container provided by the exhibitor.

All specimens should be free from defects, dirt, and disease and should be uniform in the following:

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Form Color Size Condition

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Flavor Aroma Texture Appearance

Class 9 Ethnic bread or rolls: Your favorite bread with cultural origins; enter 1 loaf or 6 rolls.

Class 14 Hybrid cookies: Any combination of two or more types of cookies (i.e. peanut butter and chocolate chip).

D: FOOD PRESERVATION Drop off items Tuesday, July 26 7:30 am – 2:00 pm All canned 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 canned items must follow current USDA canning guidelines, which can be found here: https://nchfp.uga.edu/ publications/publications_usda.html Each jar must have a label on the back with the following:

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Product name Processing date Processing method Processing time Altitude

Items will be judged on the following as applicable:

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Appearance and color Container/pack Consistency/texture Flavor

Class 3 Jelly: Made from fruit juice and sugar; clear and holds its shape.

Class 4 Jam: Contains crushed fruit.

Class 5 Marmalade: Citrus fruit and peel in jelly.

Class 6 Preserves: Whole fruit in syrup.

Class 7 Butters: Crushed fruit with a smooth texture; without seeds or skin.

2022 FAIR BOOK 53

E: BACKYARD FARM Drop off items Tuesday, July 26 7:30 am – 2:00 pm Items will be judged for the following:

◆

Eggs: Uniformity in appearance, color, shape, and size

◆

Honeycomb: a 3” x 3” cut square or a Ross Round on a plate

◆

Honey: Color, consistency, cleanness, taste

◆

Cheese: Appearance, texture, and flavor

◆

Fiber: Quality typical of breed, length, strength, and condition

DIVISION 1 MARKET EGGS: Eggs from your coop. Display in container of choice.

DIVISION 2 HONEY: Display in a clear glass jar.

DIVISION 3 CHEESE: Display on a paper plate in a clear plastic bag.

DIVISION 4 FIBER: Wool from your flock. Display in a clear plastic bag.

F, G, H: NEEDLEWORK, QUILTING & SEWING Drop off items Tuesday, July 26 7:30 am – 2:00 pm Items must have been completed within the last three (3) years.

Articles must be clean and neat in appearance.

Items will be judged for:

◆ ◆ ◆ ◆

Workmanship Design and color Suitability of the material General appearance

DEPARTMENT G QUILTS: A quilt is constructed of three (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.

DIVISION 1 HAND QUILTED BED/ THROW: 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.

DIVISION 2 MACHINE QUILTED BED/THROW: 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.

DIVISION 3 NEW QUILTER: Less than two years’ experience quilting.

DIVISION 4: 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.

I, J, K: ADULT PAINTING & DRAWING, PHOTOGRAPHY, DIGITAL ARTS Drop off items Tuesday, July 26 7:30 am – 2:00 pm All entries must be framed with a sturdy wire attached on the back and ready for display. For the safety of all exhibits, if your item has any other type of hanging system, it will be accepted at the discretion of the Exhibit Hall Committee.

Artwork will be judged for:

◆ ◆ ◆

Composition Technique Emotional impact

DEPARTMENT J 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 K: Digital Arts, Division 2: Photomanipulation.

DEPARTMENT K DIGITAL ARTS: Entries in the department are for works created in computer programs such as Illustrator, Photoshop, or similar.

Class 3 Photomanipulation: Photos that have been altered or changed beyond basic corrections (cropping, color/ brightness adjustments).

L: ADULT CREATIONS Drop off items Tuesday, July 26 7:30 am – 2:00 pm Items must have been completed within the last two (2) years. Items will be judged on the following:

◆ ◆ ◆

Appearance Technique Craftsmanship

DIVISION 7 UPCYCLE: Take something old and make it new again.

M: TETON SPA Drop off items Tuesday, July 26 7:30 am – 2:00 pm Items will be judged on the following:

◆ ◆ ◆

Appearance Consistency Scent appeal

Class 2 Lotion: Display in a clear container with a lid.

54 TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM

N, O: TEEN ART, JUNIOR ART

P: BEGINNER ART

Drop off items Tuesday, July 26

Drop off items Tuesday, July 26

7:30 am – 2:00 pm All entries may be mounted on foam core, mat board, or framed with a sturdy wire, or other hanging device attached and ready for display. For the safety of all exhibits, if your item has any other type of hanging system, it will be accepted at the discretion of the Exhibit Hall Committee.

7:30 am – 2:00 pm All entries may be mounted on foam core, mat board, or framed with a sturdy wire, or other hanging device attached and ready for display. For the safety of all exhibits, if your item has any other type of hanging system, it will be accepted at the discretion of the Exhibit Hall Committee.

Artwork will be judged for:

◆ ◆ ◆

Composition Technique Emotional impact

Q, R, S: TEEN CREATIONS, JUNIOR CREATIONS, BEGINNER CREATIONS

DIVISION 2 TEEN/JUNIOR 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 or alterations should be entered in Division 3: Teen Digital Arts, Class 12: Photomanipulation.

Drop off items Tuesday, July 26

Class 9 Selfie: May contain one (1) or more individuals, but the exhibitor must be in the selfie and the one that took the selfie.

Fairy Garden: Use plants, flowers, and items planted in a creative container to create the perfect home for your garden-dwelling friends.

Class 10 Instagram Snap: Choose the best photo posted to your Instagram that was taken with your phone.

Mini Fresh Flower Arrangement: Measuring no larger than 5 inches in all directions in a container of your choice.

Class 11 Graphic Design: Your best Illustrator (or similar program) work of art.

Class 12 Photomanipulation: Show off your Photoshop skills with a photo that is edited beyond basic corrections (cropping, color and brightness adjustments).

7:30 am – 2:00 pm Items will be judged on the following:

◆ ◆ ◆

Creativity Appearance Technique

Upcycle: Take something old and make it new again.

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.

Attention All Artists!

The Teton County Fair is excited to announce that again in 2022, you will be able to sell your work! Any type of artist and of any age and skill level may offer their work up for sale. At check-in, please indicate that you are interested in selling your artwork. You will be given a sale tag to complete and attach to your work after judging is complete. It is the responsibility of the artist, not the Fair, to handle all sales at their discretion.

Sales and Service Teton Rental Center is the proud sponsor of this year’s Teton County Fair Concert Teton Rental is a full-service equipment rental, sales and service center. We are locally owned and have served the valley for over 25 years.

• Lawn & Garden • Exmark Mowers • Traeger Grills • Husqvarna & Echo Equipment • A.M. Leonard Hand Tools • Small Engine Tune-ups • Blade & Chain Sharpening • Snake River Trailer Sales • Propane Refills • And so much more...

Find us next to FedEx 1055 S. HWY 89 in Jackson (307) 733-4070 info@tetonrental.com tetonrental.com

TITLE SPONSORS

BURGES & MANNEN CHARITABLE FUND LYNNETTE FRIESS / FOSTER’S OUTRIDERS PREMIER

PLATINUM

FRAZIER SHOWS

307 IMPERIAL ROOFING

HUGHES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

AXIS GYMNASTICS & SPORTS ACADEMY

HUGHES PRODUCTION

BULLEY & ANDREWS FIRST INTERSTATE BANK INTERMOUNTAIN ROOFING JACKSON HOLE MOUNTAIN RESORT

NIGHT EVENTS FISH CREEK EXCAVATION HUGHES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NAPA AUTO PARTS TETON RENTAL CENTER

JH SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MOUNTAIN STANDARD REALTY TETON HERITAGE LANDSCAPING

GOLD BANK OF JACKSON HOLE

VENUE SPONSORS

Big Top Exhibit Hall

GRAND TETON BREWING & HIGH COUNTRY LINEN LARSEN FAMILY DENTISTRY

BLUE SKY RESTORATION FARM BUREAU FINANCIAL SERVICES GRAND MASONRY HOLDERMAN CONSTRUCTION MODERN LIGHTING & ELECTRIC NELSON ENGINEERING QUILL CREEK EXCAVATION

SILVER BIG O TIRES

EVANS CONSTRUCTION

BIG R RANCH & HOME

GROS VENTRE OB/GYN

BLUE SPRUCE CLEANERS

SPRING CREEK ANIMAL HOSPITAL

BRESSLER INSULATION

SWEET CHEEKS MEATS VISOSKY REAL ESTATE

SB EQUIPMENT RENTALS TETON COUNTY WEED & PEST TETON ORTHOPAEDICS SILVER STAR TIMOTHY RAVER CONSTRUCTION

Thank You Fair Sponsors!

FC Excavation is a proud sponsor of the Fair Rodeo

EXCAVATION & SITE WORK

FC Excavation is a locally owned and operated excavation company serving Jackson, WY and surrounding areas.

We have serviced the local community for over 20 years and take great pride in the quality of service and results we deliver.

office@fcexcavation.com 307-733-4677 fcexcavation.com

Get tickets early — this event is guaranteed to sell out!

s ’ 8 e r u Fig SUNDAY

ESEN T ED BY PR JACKSON HOLE

ALL TICKETS $40 PER PERSON ON SALE JULY 1 GATES 6 PM / RACES 7 PM

1 3 y Jul

Rodeo Arena

TETON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS • JACKSON, WY

Learn more at TetonCountyFair.com

Get tickets

TETONCOUNTYFAIR.COM OR AT THE FAIR OFFICE: 305 W. SNOW KING AVE.