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GOAT SHOW 
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Superintendent: Yvonne Johnson

All Entries are due by June 20, 2025

Entry fee is $2.00 per animal and must be included with the entry. Show Ring Code of Ethics MUST be signed and sent with entry.

 Limit of 10 animals per family or farm

SHOW RING CODE OF ETHICS

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Goat Show Regulations

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  1. All State of Connecticut Department of Agriculture Connecticut Fair and Show Regulations and requirements will be followed regarding all health testing and vaccinations.

  2. All animals must be in proper physical condition. Evidence of poor condition, of infectious or contagious disease, will result in ejection. The CT Department of Agriculture Livestock inspector's decision is final.

  3. Goats must have a USDA-approved identification and health certificate issued within 30 days of their first show from an accredited veterinarian stating animals are in good health and not showing signs of infectious diseases.

  4. Copy of Health papers must be sent with entry form.

  5. Animals will be accepted on Thursday from 12 pm to 7 pm.  Will remain on the grounds until Sunday 5pm. 

  6. Exhibitors may enter two animals in each class.

  7. Each animal is entered in one class only except for group classes.

  8. Group classes will be by breed.

  9. There will be no pre-show milk out, however, any animal showing excessive udder distension will be excused from the show ring.

  10. No intact male goats allowed over 3 months old.

  11. No horned goats are allowed except for meat and fiber goats.

  12. All exhibitors need to be able to keep control of their animals while goats are out of their pen. A Correct Filling Collar is necessary.

  13. All exhibitors are responsible for keeping the barn area neat and clean. When done fitting or milking, please be prompt at cleaning up.

  14. Exhibitors are required to rake out their pens.

  15. Exhibitors must furnish feed and bedding.

  16. All livestock trailers will be parked in a designated area. A show superintendent and/or committee fair member will assist you in parking your trailer.

 Fitting and Showmanship

1st 18.00 – 2nd 16.00 – 3rd 14.00 – 4th 12.00 – 5th 10.00 – 6th 8.00

Classes 3-5 must be owned or leased and shown in one class by the exhibitor.

 

  1. Pee-wee                6 years and under

  2. Novice First-year showing

  3. Junior                    7 to 10 years

  4. Intermediate: 11 to 14 years

  5. Senior                    15 to 18 years

  6. Open                     19 years and up                    

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Show order

Alpine - LaMancha – Nigerian Dwarf – Nubian – Oberhasli – Recorded Grade – Saanen – Toggenburg

Fiber and Meat

 

Each breed will be judged separately.

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 Junior Doe Classes

  1. 0-4 months

  2. 4-8 months

  3. 8-12 months

  4. 12-24 months (yearlings never freshened)

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 Senior Doe Classes

  1. Milkers under 2 years

  2. Milkers 2-3 years

  3. Milkers 4-5 years

  4. Milkers over 6 years

  5. Dry Does (Not in Milk)

 

One Champion and Reserve Champion awarded for each breed for JR and Sr Doe classes

Best Junior Doe in Show

Best Senior Doe in Show

 

Group Classes (Shown by Breed)

  1. Dam/Daughter

  2. Best 3

  3. Get of Sire (3 does from same sire- sire must be named) *

  4. Produce of Dam (2 does from the same dam- dam must be named) *

  5. Pet

  6. Pack/Harness (working goat)

  7. Farm Herd (4 does any breed)

  8. Educational Display

  • Must be owned or shown by Exhibitor*

Member of the:
Association of Connecticut Fairs & International Assoc. of Fairs and Expos

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