Socorro County Fair and Rodeo: A Quilt of Opportunities

Socorro County Fair and Rodeo • 2016 1

Socorro County Fair and Rodeo:A Quilt of Opportunities

August 31-September 4, 2016

Socorro County Fair Grounds

Socorro, New Mexico

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through community education and preparedness.”

Fred Hollis - Fire Marshal

Jerry Wheeler - EM Coordinator

Mark Mercer - Deputy Fire Marshal / Flood Plain Manager

Ken Wolf - Firewise Coordinator

Bear Albrecht - Communications Coordinator

Gail Rogers - GIS/Mapping

Carlos Vega - GIS/Mapping

Kathryn Cory - Certified Program Coordinator

Socorro County Fire Marshals Office

and Office Of Emergency Management

198 Neel Ave. Socorro, New Mexico 87801

575.835.2029 http://www.socorrocounty.net/

Fred Hollis - Emergency Administrator

Mark Mercer - Fire Marshal / Flood Plain Manager

Bear Albrecht - Communications Coordinator

Kathryn Cory - Certified Program Coordinator


Tuesday, August 30 5:00 – 7:00 PM Entry of 4-H Indoor Exhibits (ZH)

Wednesday, Aug 31 7:00 – 9:00 AM Entry 4-H Indoor Exhibits and Sale Ring Cake (ZH)9:30 AM Judging of 4-H Indoor Exhibits and Sale Ring Cake (ZH)3:00–6:00 PM Entry of Open Division-Indoor Exhibits (except Floriculture) (ZH)3:00 – 7:00 PM Entry of Livestock (optional)

Thursday, Sept 1 7:00-9:00 AM Entry of Open Division-Indoor Exhibits (ZH) Entry of Floriculture (AB)8:00-10:00 AM Registration of 4-H, FFA & Open Small Stock (Poultry & Rabbit Barn)9:00 AM Weigh-In of Market Animals (GB)10:00 AM Judging of Open Division-Indoor Exhibits (ZH), Judging of Floricul- ture and Fine Arts (AB)1:00 PM Kelly Hall Opens3:00 PM Zimmerman Hall and Admin Building Open3:00-5:00 PM Registration of 4-H, FFA & Open Small Stock (Poultry & Rabbit Barn)5:00 PM Cloverbud Goat Show (GB) Meat Goat Show (GB) County-bred Goat Show (GB)7:00 PM Market Swine Show (GB) County-bred Swine Show (GB)8:00 PM Kelly Hall Closes Zimmerman Hall and Admin Building Close Friday, Sept 2 8:30 AM Cloverbud Lamb Show (GB) Market Lamb Show (GB) County-bred Lamb Show (GB)10:00 AM Kelly Hall Opens10:00 AM Zimmerman Hall and Admin Building Open11:00 AM Judge Small Stock (GB)2:00 PM Market Steer Show (GB) County-bred Market Steer Show (GB) Livestock Meeting 30 minutes after completion of Steer Show (GB)5:00 PM Parade Entry Deadline (City of Socorro Heritage and Visitor’s Center)6:00 PM Crowning of Queen (RA)7:00 PM Gates Locked behind Greenwood Barn

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

7:00 PM Rodeo (RA)Intermission Tiny Tot Stick Horse Race8:00 PM Kelly Hall Closes8:00 PM Zimmerman Hall and Admin Building Close9:00 PM Rodeo Dance (FP)

Saturday, Sept 3 7:00 AM- 10:00 AM Boy Scouts Pancake Breakfast (FP) 8:00 AM Team Roping and Rough Stock Slack (RA)9:00 AM Parade Line up (Sedillo Park)10:00 AM Parade Begins10:00 AM Kelly Hall Opens10:00 AM Zimmerman Hall and Admin Building Open11:00 AM Registration for Chain Saw Contest (NW Corner of Fairgrounds)11:30 AM Chain Saw Contest (NW Corner of Fairgrounds)1:30 PM Registration for Hay stacking Contest (west of KH)2:00 PM Hay stacking Contest (west of KH)3:00 PM Jr. Livestock Auction (GB)6:00 PM Presentation of Grand Marshals Parade of Champions (RA)7:00 PM Gates Locked behind Greenwood Barn7:00 PM Rodeo (RA)Intermission Hay Stacking Championship & Sheep Scramble8:00 PM Kelly Hall Closes8:00 PM Zimmerman Hall and Admin Building Close9:00 PM Rodeo Dance (FP)

Sunday, Sept. 4 9:00 AM Release of all Exhibits and Livestock9:00 AM Pet Parade (GB) 10:00 AM Pee Wee Rodeo (GB)10:00 AM Open Horse Show (RA)10:00 – 11:00 AM Release of Zimmerman Hall and Admin Building Exhibits. TBA Release of all 4-H Indoor Exhibits

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ZH-Zimmerman Hall AB-Administration Building

KH-Kelly Hall GB-Greenwood Barn RA-Gary Perry Rodeo Arena FP-FinchPavillion


WHO’S RUNNING THE FAIRSocorro County Fair and Rodeo Association

P.O. Box 1612Socorro, New Mexico 87801

(575) 835-1256

2016 Board of DirectorsPresident – Nathan RitterVice-President – Jeff FassettSecretary – Heather JuarezTreasurer – Jaclyn MyersMembers – Chad Jones, Danny Monette, Layne Lewis, Bethany Rosales, Richard Ulibarri, Caleb Kerr, Mark Matthews, and Marty Rosales

Livestock CommitteeChairman – Chad Jones Secretary/Treasurer – Bethany RosalesMembers – Marleen Greenwood, Christina Romero, Joe Chavez

Queen Contest CommitteeChairman – Mark Matthews Secretary/Treasurer – Kimberly Gonzales Members – Mary Hunter, Trisha Chavez, Sonja Gerard

Socorro County ExtensionCounty Extension Agent Ag/4-HTrisha Chavez, 4-H Program Assistant

FFA AdvisorsMagdalena High School - Marlene GreenwoodSocorro High School - Brandon Brabson

Division SuperintendentsParade - Socorro Recreation DepartmentPet Show – Janell GallegosPee Wee Rodeo – Janell GallegosNM Sanctioned Rodeo – NM Rodeo AssociationStick Horse Race – Heather JuarezSheep Scramble – Heather JuarezHay Stacking Contest – Tommy RosalesChainsaw Cutting Contest – tba4-H Indoor Exhibits - Trisha ChavezOpen Division Over-All Superintendents - Deane Woodard Open Fine Arts – tbaOpen Photography – tbaOpen School Arts – Linda RitterOpen Preserved Foods – Karen Bailey-BowmanOpen Fancy Work – Valerie MooreOpen Arts and Crafts – Beth JenningsQuilts - Fiber Arts GuildOpen Baked Goods & Candy - Mary Ann Chavez-Lopez Open Horticulture & Field Crops - Tom Hyden & Robyn HarrisonOpen Floriculture – Susan Miller

Livestock SuperintendentsSheep & Goat - Marleen GreenwoodSmall Stock – Christina RomeroSwine & Steer - Chad Jones

Indoor Commercial Exhibits - Jaclynn MyersFood Concessions and outdoor Vendors - Richard Ulibarri

FAIR THEMESOCORRO COUNTY FAIR – A QUILT OF

OPPORTUNITIES

WELCOME TO THE 2016SOCORRO COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO

Labor Day WeekendWednesday, August 31, through Sunday,

September 4

Planning is underway for the 2016 Socorro County Fair and Ro-deo. This preview is an invitation and opportunity for you to have fun and to participate in friendly competition. It is designed to be helpful and to motivate you to become involved in the fair either as a participant or a spectator.

Included in this book is the information needed • to enter the Open Division, • to participate in the parade or other contests,• to be an exhibitor or a vendor in Kelly Hall, • to be a concessionaire on the fairgrounds,• to ride in the rodeo,• to volunteer to help with the fair.

The fair highlights the many accomplishments of our youth through the 4-H/FFA Livestock Show and 4-H indoor projects exhibited in Zimmerman Hall. It also highlights the accomplish-ments of others in the Open Division.

The Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association welcomes anyone with an interest in the fairgrounds as a member of the as-sociation. A year’s membership is $2. Contact any board member if you wish to join the association.

The fairground property is leased from the City of Socorro and the association owns the buildings. For more than 60 years, the association has made improvements to the grounds through loans and volunteer help of the membership and others.

A volunteer board of directors governs the association. The Board of Directors maintain the grounds, pays utility bills, hires a caretaker and oversees the rules of the Socorro County Fair. Apart from the county fair, the board raises money through fundraisers and the fees charged for use of the buildings. The association has one annual meeting per year and the Board of Directors meet eleven times during the year.


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The fairgrounds are available for anyone to use for special events, receptions, meetings, parties and the like for a nominal fee. A deposit is required and for certain events proof of insurance must be provided to the board of directors. Alcohol is not allowed on the premises or in the buildings without a liquor license. For any questions concerning the use of the fairgrounds please call 575- 835-1256.

The county fair is held annually at the fairgrounds over the Labor Day weekend. A sanctioned New Mexico Rodeo Association event is a two-night rodeo during the fair. The association charges for entry to the rodeo and the proceeds are shared with the rodeo to pay for the stock brought for the rodeo. The Junior Livestock Show and Sale is also held during the fair. This is an event handled by the live-stock committee. All proceeds from the sale are for the 4-H/FFA youth selling their animals.

Enjoy and save this preview to use to become involved in your county fair. Consider becoming a member of the association. Volunteer to make the fair better.

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RODEO AND DANCENMRA Sanctioned Rodeo7:00 pm Friday, Sept 2 and Saturday, Sept 3

After Rodeo Dance featuring the Yarbrough Band9:00 pm Friday, Sept 2 and Saturday, Sept 3

Rodeo Arena Parking Fee: $5 per vehicle

2015 JR. LIVESTOCK SALE BUYERSThank you buyers for your contribution to the 2015 Jr. Livestock Sale:

Don and Rosie Tripp purchased the Champion Meat Pen Rabbits from Savannah Castagnetto; Radio Shack, Richard T. Ritter,CPA, Socorro County Farm and Livestock Bureau, and Stromei Realty purchased the Champion Rabbit Meat Pen from Mia Castagnetto; Henry Vega & Harris Farms purchased the Grand Champion Cake from Brandy Vega; Wes, Karla and Wesley Bruton purchased the Reserve Champion Rabbit Meat Pen from Kasie Gallegos; Don & Rosie Tripp purchased the Grand Champion Swine from Jojo Ulibar-ri; Southwest Feed purchased the Grand Champion Steer from Cole Masterson; Indian Hills Farm, Richard T. Ritter, CPA, Socorro County Farm and Livestock Bureau, Chance and Barbara Atweed, Mike Hudson, Williams Windmill, Dan & Carol Kloss, and All American Pumping purchased the Grand Champion Goat from McKayla Fassett; Van and Barbara Romero, Corky Herkenhoff and Donna Voelker, Richard T. and Linda Ritter, Dennis and Margene Harris, Mike and Tana Hudson, Socorro County Farm and Livestock Bureau, Ed and Margarite Sweeney, Dale and Gail Armstrong, A-1 Quality Redi-Mix, Wes & Karla Bruton, Farm Credit of NM, Glen and Kyle Duggins, and Brownbilt Western Wear purchased the Reserve Champion Swine from McKenna Gonzales; Chris and Paula Sichler of Snake Ranch Farm purchased the 1st Light Blackface Lamb from Tarah Apachito; Armendaris Ranch pur-chased the Champion OBP Swine from Jacob Markland; Stromei Realty purchased the 1st Tall Steer from Senaida Romero; Socorro Insurance Mart purchased the 1st Heavy Cross Swine from Brice Rosales; Phillip Gallegos purchased the 1st Medium Blackface Lamb from Michaelyne Wilkinson; Farm Credit of NM, Indian Hills Farm, Richard T. Ritter CPA, Socorro County Farm and Livestock Bureau, Pat’s (David Carraher), and Purina Feed purchased the 2nd Light Hamp Swine from Liliana Vega; T & M Cattle purchased the 2nd Tall Steer from Cole Masterson; Don and Rosie Tripp purchased the 2nd Light Goat from McKenna Gonzales; Southwest Feed purchased the 2nd Light Blackface Lamb from Senaida Romero; Whitesands Construction purchased the 2nd Light Cross Swine from Tomas Rosales; John and Eileen Dodd purchased the 2nd Medium Blackface Lamb from Chris Si Padilla; Easton Equipment (Rick Thomas) purchased the 3rd Short Steer from Kaylie Gallegos; Lopez Farms, Socorro County Farm and Livestock Bureau, JCOps/Atkinson Trading, Shannon and Johnny Ray Mounyo, Chance and Barbara Atweed, John Brooks Supermart, Williams Windmill, Dan and Carol Kloss, and All American Pumping purchased the 2nd Medium Cross Swine from Brooklyn James; Don and Rosie Tripp purchased the 3rd Heavy Blackface Lamb from Tarah Apachito; First State Bank purchased the 2nd Medium Goat from Rawlin Apachito; First State Bank purchased the 2nd Heavy Cross Swine from Mason Greenwood; Dale and Gail Armstrong purchased the 4th Tall Steer from Ella Ganadanegro; John and Eileen Dodd purchased the 3rd Cross Lamb from Rawlin Apachito; El Ultima Peso and Eagle Guest Ranch purchased the 3rd OPB Swine from Shayton Atwood; Don and Rosie Tripp purchased the 3rd Medium Blackface Lamb from Emily Chavez; Marty and Shirleen Greenwood purchased the 3rd Heavy Hamp Swine from Mason Greenwood; Bonaguidi Construction purchased the 4th Short Steer from Kaylie Gallegos; JV Professional Auto and Alfred and Lori Fernandez purchased the 3rd Light Cross from Colten Lewis; Grandma & Grandpa Wilkinson purchased the 2nd Heavy Goat from Michaelyne Wilkinson; Gabaldon Farms (Alfred Gabaldon) purchased the 3rd Heavy Cross Swine from Brice Rosales; Lightning Bolt Cattle Company (Keith Banks) purchased the 4th Heavy Blackface Lamb from Opal Kerr; First State Bank purchased the 5th Short Steer from Liliana Vega; John Brooks Supermart purchased the 4th Heavy Blackface Lamb from Devine Turrietta; Southwest Feed purchased the 4th Heavy Hamp Swine from Kaleb Romero; Southwest Feed purchased the 4th Cross Lamb from Nayda Rome-ro; Indian Hills Farm, Richard T. Ritter CPA, Socorro County Farm and Livestock Bureau, JCOps/Atkinson Trading, Shannon and Johnny Ray Mounyo, John Brooks Supermart, Williams Windmill, Dan and Carol Kloss purchased the 3rd Heavy Goat from Opal Kerr; A-1 Quality Redi-Mix, and Dale and Gail Armstrong purchased the 5th Tall Steer from Ariana Garcia; Pablo Romero and Raymond Apachito purchased the 6th Heavy Blackface Lamb from Savannah Castangnetto; Lightning Bolt Cattle Company (Keith Banks) purchased the 4th Medium Cross Swine from McKayla Fassett; Southwest Feed purchased the 6th Short Steer from Mia Castagnetto; T & M and Harris Farms purchased the 6th Cross Lamb from Chantel Turrietta; JV Professional Automotive and Alfred and Lori Fernandez purchased the 7th Short Steer from Brandy Vega; Lopez Farms, Socorro County Farm & Livestock Bureau, John Brooks Supermart, Dan and Carol Kloss purchased the 7th Cross Lamb from Chris Si Padilla; Don and Rosie Tripp purchased the 5th Medium Cross Swine from Daniella Rivera.

Entry Fees: Rodeo $10 Adults $8 Students

Children 12 and under free with parentDance $10 Adults $8 Students

Children 12 and under free with parentRodeo/Dance Package $15 Adults and Students

Children 12 and under free with parent


2015 JR. LIVESTOCK BUCKLE DONORSThank you for your contribution to the Jr. Livestock Show

Grand Champion Steer to Cole Masterson by Valerie Moore in Memory of Orville Moore; Grand Champion Swine to Jo Jo Uli-barri by Marty & Shirleen Greenwood; Grand Champion Goat to McKayla Fassett by First State Bank; Grand Champion Lamb to Rawlin Apachito by Farm Credit Services; Reserve Champion Steer to Rawlin Apachito by Brownbilt Shoes & Western Wear; Reserve Champion Swine to McKenna Gonzales by John Brooks Supermart; Reserve Champion Goat to Tarah Apachito by Bruton Farm & Ranch; Reserve Champion Lamb to Tarah Apachito by Animal Haven Veterinary Clinic; Showmanship Steer to Senaida Romero by Socorro Farm Bureau Ins.; Showmanship Swine to Brice Rosales by Rosales Produce; Showman-ship Goat to Tarah Apachito by Jayme & Melanie Moore in Memory of Flo Martin; Showmanship Lamb to Rawlin Apachito by TLC Plumbing; Highest Daily Gain Steer to Senaida Romero by Farm Credit Services; Champion County Bred Steer to Cole Masterson by T & M Cattle; Champion Meat Pen Rabbit to Savannah Castagnetto by New Mexico Tractor Sales; Champi-on Meat Pen Poultry to Mia Castagnetto by Mike & Chris Hill; Best of Show Rabbit to Devine Turrietta by Pablo & Christina Romero; Best of Show Poultry to Chantel Turrietta by Backwards Walking G Farms; 4-H Indoor Hi-Point Exhibitor to Aiden Myers by Dennis Harris Farms; Champion County Bred Lamb to Senaida Romero by Pablo & Christina Romero; Champion County Bred Goat to Opal Kerr by Jayme & Melanie Moore; Junior Herdsman to Mason Greenwood by A-1 Quality Redi-Mix; Top Hand to Brice Rosales by Alderman Cave Feeds; Chuck Monette Spirit Award to Addisyn Fassett by Jayme & Melanie Moore.

2015 QUEEN CONTEST AWARD DONORSThank you for your contribution to the Queen’s Contest

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GENERAL FAIR RULES AND REGULATIONS

The Socorro County Fair is open to the world. Anyone may enter any department with the exception of the 4-H and FFA departments that are limited to members of a Socorro County 4-H club and/or are enrolled in a high school FFA program in Socorro County. The annual fair and rodeo is held Labor Day weekend. It is governed by the board of the Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association which reserves the final and abso-lute right to interpret the rules and regulations of the fair and rodeo, and arbitrarily settles and determines all matters, ques-tions and differences in regard to or connected with the Fair. In a case where no rule appears to cover a situation, the board reserves the right to make a rule and define its application for such a situation. Any person who violates any of the following or special rules will forfeit all privileges and premiums and may be subject to such penalty as the governing board may order. Any disagreements or complaints occurring during the Fair must be presented in writing to the department superin-tendent or a fair director before the fair board will consider the complaint. After careful consideration of the complaint, the decision of the fair board will be final.

Exhibits entered into the fair may be items for display, compe-tition or livestock animals. Any unlisted item may be entered at the discretion of the superintendent. Exhibits may be reclassified at the discretion of the superintendent. An exhibit unworthy of an award will not receive one even though there is no competition, nor will any exhibit receive an award greater than its merits justify. All judges will be informed of this rule and asked to comply with it. The decision of the judges will be final. Diseased, maimed or soiled products or animals will not be allowed. No entries will be legal until approved by the respective superintendents or their representatives. Adver-tising or selling from space provided for competitive displays is prohibited. Items previously judged cannot be re-judged. They can be display exhibits only.

The board will use every precaution for the safekeeping of exhibits. The Socorro County Fair will use diligence to ensure the safety of livestock or articles entered for exhibit after their arrival and placement, but under no circumstances will it be responsible for any loss, injury, or damage done to any article on exhibit.

Any exhibitor who in any way, whether in person or by agents, interferes with Fair officials, or shows disrespect to them is subject to penalty as the Socorro County Fair & Rodeo Associ-ation deems necessary. It is up to the Fair official being ha-rassed to make the official complaint to the Board. The Socorro County Fair & Rodeo Association Board may withhold from such exhibitor all premiums, which have been awarded and/or expel him/her from further exhibiting at the Socorro County Fair.

INDOOR COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS A complete set of guidelines for indoor exhibitors and a contract for the 2016 fair is available. Please request the entry packet by mail, email or phone. Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association, PO Box 1612, Socorro, NM 87801; [email protected]; Jaclyn Myers 575-517-5285 or Richard Ulibarri 575-517-9079. Contracts and payments must be returned to the SCFRA by mail by August 1, 2016, to reserve a booth space. Prior year exhibitors will have first priority before August 1st. There after spaces will be given on a first come basis. Make Check or Money Order Payable to: Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association.

Rules and Regulations for Kelly Hall1. Kelly Hall will be open to the public Thursday, Sept.1 from

1:00 – 8:00 pm and Friday, Sept. 2 and Saturday, Sept 3 from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Exhibits will be displayed for


the duration of the fair.2. Kelly Hall will be locked after public hours with limited

access. 3. NO ONE WILL BE ALLOWED TO TAKE DOWN A

BOOTH DURING PUBLIC HOURS!!!4. Set-up time for Kelly Hall is Thursday Sept 1, 2015, 9:00

a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (Exhibitors only permitted in Kelly Hall). Exhibits will be released no earlier than Saturday, Sept 3, 8:00p.m – 9:00p.m and no earlier on Sunday, Sept 4 than 9:00 a.m.

5. Exhibitors will be responsible for booth and contents at all times. The Socorro County Fair & Rodeo Association is not liable for loss or damage.

6. Booth Space will be 10’ X 10’. Half spaces will be available upon request. Spaces will be marked and numbered.

7. Booths will be rented for $75.00 each, $50.00 each for half spaces. Limit 2 spaces.

8. Payment in full for space(s) is required when contract is submitted.

9. Skirting or enclosing the booth space is the responsibility of the person or organization renting the space(s). Exhibitors must furnish their own tables and chairs.

10. Exhibitors will be responsible to police and maintain around their booth. The maintenance crew will sweep the building once a day.

11. Selling of products is authorized. Drawings are permitted.

Non-Profit organizations will be allowed to sell raffle tickets from their booth in Kelly Hall.

12. Food and beverage may be sold from concession. The food concession must have a current food permit. Permit must be displayed with the concession and a copy submitted with exhibitor contract. No open flames or electric grills will be allowed in Kelly Hall, microwaves permissible.

13. No drugs, alcohol, or sexual related merchandise will be displayed or sold. Final judgment made by Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association.

FOOD CONCESSIONS AND OUTDOOR VENDORS A complete set of guidelines for food concessions and outdoor vendors and a contract for the 2016 fair is available. Please request the entry packet by mail, email or phone. Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association, PO Box 1612, Socorro, NM 87801; [email protected]; Richard Ulibarri 575-517-9079 or Jaclyn Myers 575-517-5285. Contracts and payments must be returned to the SCFRA by mail by August 1, 2016, to reserve a space. Prior year vendors will have first priority before August 1st. There after spaces will be given on a first come basis. Make Check or Money Order Payable to: Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association.

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Rules and Regulations for Food Concessions and Outdoor Vendors

1. Vendors must be in place and open to the public Thursday, Sept 1, 1:00pm – 8:00pm; Friday and Saturday, Sept 2 – 3, 10:00 am - 8:00 pm. Vendors may be open as long as the gates are open to the public.

2. Set up for vendors is Thursday, Sept 1, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.3. Spaces will be approximately 10’ X 15’. Spaces will be

marked and numbered and will be rented on a first come first serve basis.

4. Space rental will be $175 each. No half spaces.5. Payment in full for space(s) is required when contract is submitted.6. Food and beverage concessions must have a current food

permit. This permit must be displayed with the concession and a copy sent with the contract.

7. Vendors will be responsible for contents of their space at all times. The Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association will not be liable for loss or damage.

8. Vendors will be required to remove all goods, and materials no later than Monday, immediately following the comple-tion of the fair.

9. No drugs, alcohol, or sexual related merchandise will be displayed or sold. Final judgment made by Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Association.

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CONTESTS AND COMPETITIONS

PARADESaturday, Sept 310:00 a.m. City of Socorro RecreationMarcella 575-838-7537Theme: SOCORRO COUNTY FAIR – A QUILT OF OPPORTUNITIESRegistration can be picked up at Finley Gym on Center Street and McCutcheon. Deadline for entry into the parade is 5 p.m. Friday, Sept 2. Entry forms need to be picked up and returned to the Finley Gym. The parade lineup begins at 9 a.m. at Sedil-lo Park where all entries will be previewed.

The parade begins at 10 a.m. proceeding south on California Street to Spring Street.

Rosette ribbons will be awarded for the first and second place in all categories. A sweepstake trophy is awarded to the parade entry that best depicts the theme.

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Judging stands will be on the corner of Bullock and California. Categories:1. Political2. Service Organization or Business3. Horse4. Auto5. General

PET SHOWCoordinator – Janell GallegosSunday, Sept 4Greenwood Barn9:00 a.m. Children ages 3 to 10 years of age will show their pets in parade. All contestants must be accompanied by an adult. Any animal EXCEPT horses, ponies or snakes of any kind are allowed. All animals must be on leashes or carried. There is no charge for entering the parade. Categories are: Cutest/ Most Handsome, Best Behaved, Worst Behaved, Best Trick, Best Costume, Most Unusual, Queen's Court Favorite, Princess's Favorite and Sweetheart Favorite.

Queen's Contestants will judge. First place ribbons will be awarded in each category. All participants will receive a ribbon.

PEE WEE RODEOCoordinator – Janell GallegosSunday, Sept 4Greenwood Barn10:00 a.m. RegistrationThe PeeWee Rodeo is open to all children ages 3 to 8 years old as of January 1. Contestants must ride a stick horse in all events entered. Some stick horses will be provided but feel free to bring your own especially if it is a fast one. All contestants must have a liability waiver signed by their legal guardian on file to participate.The events are: Barrel Racing; Flag Race; Bucking Horse; and Goat Ribbon Pull. Queen's Contestants will judge. First place ribbons will be awarded in each category. All participants will receive a ribbon.

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Slack is not open until performances are full - therefore every entry must request a performance before slack is requested!!! The NMRA entry system for 2016 will be a computer gener-ated preference draw. No longer will competitors have to call in and push redial for three hours!! All NMRA members and members of co-sanctioning associations that guarantee their entry fees may e-mail or fax entries into the NMRA entry office one week before the entries for the rodeo open. Fax and e-mail entries close one (1) hour prior to phone entries opening.

All NMRA members and members of co-sanctioning associa-tions with a cell phone that receives text messages will receive a text message telling what performance/slack you drew up in and what position you are out in that performance/slack. All non-members or members of associations that do not guaran-tee entry fees must call in on entry night. Be prepared to pay fees on entry night with a credit card. Cards will be run when entering. Remember this is a preference draw so you do not have to be the first to call in!

TINY TOTS STICK HORSE RACEFriday, Sept 2Rodeo ArenaIntermission of the Rodeo7:00 p.m.

Frankie Masterson and Heather JuarezTiny Tots Stick Horse Race is open to children ages 3 to 6 years old. Contestants must ride a stick horse. Some stick horses will be provided but feel free to bring your own, especially if it is a fast one. Ribbons will be awarded to winners of all races.

SHEEP SCRAMBLESaturday, Sept 3Rodeo ArenaIntermission of the Rodeo7:00 pmHeather Juarez and Frankie MastersonSheep scramble is open to children 7-12 years old. Contestants will compete by pulling a ribbon from a sheep. Ribbons will be awarded to the three fastest contestants in each age group.

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HAY STACKING CONTESTSPONSORED BY WHITE SANDS

CONSTRUCTION Saturday, Sept 3West of Kelly Hall1:30 pm Registration $10/ person 2 man teams2:00 pmTommy RosalesOpen to all. Rules and instructions will be given at registra-tion. Ribbons will awarded and buckles will be awarded to the top team. Championship will be held during intermission at the Saturday night rodeo.

2015 Chainsaw Contest ResultsSPONSORED BY ACOSTA EQUIPMENT, INC. FOR DO-NATION OF CHAINSAW PRIZE1st Place – Howard Padilla; 2nd Place - Huskie Apachito; 3rd Place - Paulson Herrera; 4th Place – Lee Apachito

2015 Hay Stacking Contest Results1st Place – The Otero’s; 2nd Place – Rosales Farms; 3rd Place – Leroy and Damacio Guiterrez; 4th Place – Pablo Romero and Travis Harris; 5th Place – Bow Boys; 6th Place – James Aragon and Simon Otero; 7th Place – Matthew Harris and Rico Romero; 8th Place – Vega Farms (Henry and Alfonso); 9th Place – Green Boys

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OPEN DIVISION –INDOOR EXHIBITS

Zimmerman Hall Administration BuildingOver-All SuperintendentsDeane Woodard 575-838-7174Mary Fagan 575-418-5794

Entries (all except Floriculture)3 p.m. to 6 p.m. – Wednesday, Sept 27 a.m. to 9 a.m. - Thursday, Sept 3Floriculture (only on Thursday)7 a.m. to 9 a.m. - Thursday, Sept 3

Judging 10 a.m. – Thursday, Sept 3

Exhibits open to public if judging is complete3 p.m. – Thursday, Sept 310:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Sept 2 - 3Exhibit Pick Up 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Sunday, Sept 4NO exhibits will be released before this time. This will be strictly enforced. If exhibitor cannot pick up exhibits at this

QUEEN’S CONTEST

2015 Queen – Teresa Lucero2015 Princess – Abigail Hunter2015 Sweetheart – Savannah Castagnetto

A candidate must be a single girl (never to have been married and never had a child), and a resident of Socorro County. A Queen candidate must be between the ages of 17 and 24 inclu-sive, a Princess candidate must be between the ages of 13 and 16 inclusive, and a sweetheart candidate must be between the ages of 9 and 12 inclusive. Ages are as of August 28 of the year the candidate competes.

For complete rules and regulations of the Queen’s Contest go to www.socorroextension-nmsu.edu and www.socorro-chamber.org. Click on the Socorro County Fair button.

DEADLINE TO ENTER THE QUEEN’S CONTEST IS JULY 29, 2016. MANDATORY MEETING OF ALL

CONTESTANTS IS 6:00 PM, AUGUST 1, 2016, AT THE ADMIN BUILDING ON THE FAIRGROUNDS.


time, please make arrangements for someone else to pick up your exhibit by giving them your ticket stubs. Please do not enter items if you cannot comply with this rule. Any exhibits left after pick up time will be disposed of at the superintendants discretion and all ribbons will be returned to the Fair Board.

All entries in the Open Division shall have been completed since the last Fair. Awards will be honored in the Open Departments as follows: Ribbons will be awarded to six places. Best of show ribbons will be awarded by the judges to the best in each department for each age group. Reserve ribbons may be awarded to the runner up in best of show at the discretion of the judge.

Age groups for the open division (unless otherwise stated) are: 1. Youth - 17 years of age and younger2. Youth may be further divided as 7 and under, 8 through 11, and 12 through 173. Adult - 18 to 62 years of age4. Senior - over the age of 625. Handicapped, any age (at the discretion of the super-intendant)

FINE ARTSAdministration BuildingSuperintendent: tbaSubmissions must be completed after August 30, 2015. All work submitted must be original. The superintendent reserves the right to remove any work that is proved to be a copy, kit or a mold. No previous entries or prints will be accepted. It is recommend-ed that all paintings be framed and wired for hanging. Gallery wrapped canvas (with no staples showing on sides) is acceptable only if painted on all sides and wired for hanging. 3 entries per lot will be accepted. The superintendent reserves the right to reduce the limit of entries due to space limitations and/or the number of entries received. The superintendent also reserves the right to reclassify any painting, or create an additional class in the event

there are not enough entries in any particular class or if diversity within a class deems it appropriate.

ALL exhibits must be claimed at the close of the fair. Neither the superintendent, nor the Socorro County Fair is responsible for the safekeeping of artwork left after pickup time at the close of the fair.

Age groups:1. Adult Professional: 18 and over (Entrant has previously sold artwork or is represented by a gallery)2. Adult Amateur: 18 and over (Entrant has not previously sold artwork and is not represented by a gallery)3. Junior: 12 to 17 years old (Age must be put on entry tag)4. Youth: 11 and under (Age must be put on entry tag)

Lot 101: Painting: oilLot 102: Painting: acrylicLot 103: Painting: watercolorLot 104: Drawing: pastelLot 105: Drawing: pen and inkLot 106: Mixed mediaLot 107: Sculpture

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3. Junior: 12 to 17 years old (Age must be put on entry tag)4. Youth: 11 and under (Age must be put on entry tag)

There will only be two types of entries in each division: Film or Digital. Categories within Each Division:Lot 108: Action (a method of capturing an object in action and displaying it in a single image with multiple sequential appearances of the object.Lot 109: Abstract Art (Architecture, Commercial Art, etc.)Lot 110: Computer Enhanced (a photo that has been altered by computer digitizing software)Lot 111: PortraitsLot 112: Still Life Lot 113: Nature

2015 Results: Fine Arts

Amateur Mixed Media1st Place – Juanita Davis “Deer”; 2nd Place – Juanita Davis “Elk”; 3rd Place – Michael Castillo New Mexico Joker”; 4th Place – Juanita Davis “Snowy Elk”Amateur Sculpture1st Place – Bob Greinar “Oh Fair New Mexico” (metal works); 2nd Place – Beth Jennings “Flowers” (fused glass); 3rd Place – Bowl” (woodworks); 4th Place – Cliff Armijo “Dear God” (mixed media woodworks)







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Administration BuildingSuperintendent: tbaSubmissions must be taken after August 30, 2015. All photos must be original. The superintendent reserves the right to re-move any work that is proved to be a copy. No previously pub-lished photographs will be accepted. It is recommended that all photographs be framed and wired for hanging. 2 entries per lot will be accepted. The superintendent reserves the right to reduce the limit of entries due to space limitations and/or the number of entries received. The superintendent also reserves the right to reclassify any photo, or create an additional class in the event there are not enough entries in any particular class or if diversity within a class deems it appropriate.

ALL exhibits must be claimed at the close of the fair. Neither the superintendent, nor the Socorro County Fair is responsible for the safekeeping of artwork left after pickup time at the close of the fair.

Age groups:1. Adult Professional: 18 and over (Entrant has previous-ly sold artwork or is represented by a gallery)2. Adult Amateur: 18 and over (Entrant has not previ-ously sold artwork and is not represented by a gallery)


Amateur Acrylic1st Place – Richard Glasener “Heart wit Cross”; 2nd Place – Richard Glasener “2 Hearts”; Kate Wavrik “Chile Ristra”Amateur Pencil/Pen & Ink1st Place – Sheila Lewis :Karelian Bear Dogs”; 2nd Place - Sheila Lewis “Sky Stone Beauty”; 3rd Place – Aron Jaquez “Kaylei Shaney”; 4th Place & Honorable Mention – Miriam Armijo “Lobo”:5th Place – Aron Jaquez “Kachina”; 6th Place – Sheila Lewis “Best Buddies”; Honorable Mention – Aron Jaquez “Samantha”Amateur Oil1st Place & Best of Show – Jackie Bryn “Route 66”; Jackie Bryn “Los Lobos”Amateur PhotographyPortraits1st Place and Best of Show – Jennifer Gonzales “Grandma”; 2nd Place – Kim Linker “Cowbow”; 3rd Place – Rebecca Moeller “BFF”Abstract1st Place – Jackie Bryn “Reflection”; 2nd Place – Rebecca Moeller “Fire and IceLandscape1st Place – Deb Card “Sunrise Dawn”; 2nd Place - Kim Linker “Cornfield at Sunset”; 3rd Place – Lillian Armijo “Red Sky at Night”Nature1st Place – Jennifer Gonzales “Hawk”; 2nd Place – Gary Jaramillo “Bumble Bee Pollination”; 3rd Place – Linda Ritter “Cows”; 4th Place – Gary Jaramillo “Mountain Treasure; 5th Place – Rebecca Moeller; 6th Place – Rebecca Moellar “Forest Royality”Computer Enhanced1st Place – Rebecca Moeller “On Guard”; 2nd Place – Rebec-ca Moeller “Mr. Majestic”

Youth PhotosNature1st Place – Jenna Thunborg (10) “The Bee”; 2nd Place – Kacey Thunborg (10) “The Fence & the Sunset”; 3rd Place – Shianne Rosales (12) “Bug”; 4th Place – Shemariah Maher (12) “Snapdragon”; 5th Place – Lacey Thunborg (10) “Purple Flowers”; 6th Place – Shemariah Maher (12)Portraits1st Place – Jenna Thunborg (10 “Selfie”; 2nd Place – Joey Se-dillo (8) “Youth Center Portrait”; 3rd Place – Tomas Rosales (10) “Youth Center Photo”; 4th Place – Elijah Russell (11) “Youth Photo”; 5th Place – Tomas Tosales (10) Youth Cen-ter”; 6th Place – Iassia Trujillo (10) “Socorro Youth”Places1st Place – Tomas Rosales (10) “Youth Center Photo”;2nd Place – Stevie Miller (8) “Youth Center Photos”;3nd Place – Ava Armijo (6) “Making Greenhouse”;4th Place – Sam Acosta (11) “Greenhouse”

Fine ArtYouth Division Best of Show – Hadassah Maher (10) “The Roadrunner”

(acrylic painting);1st Place and Honorable Mention – Jenna Thunborg (10)

“Tree” (acrylic)2nd Place – Hadassah Maher (10) “Roadrunner”;3nd Place – Joelynn Montoya (12) “Blue Sky”;4th Place – Kacey Thunborg (10) “Sunset on Water”Junior Division1st Place – Soledad Lopez (15) “Los Ojos Queven”2nd Place – Chela Lopez (14) “Simple SunsetChela Lopez (14) “God’s Golden Path”(art) Shamarian Maher (12) “Silent Owl” (pen & ink)Soledad Lopez (15) “Going Pea(nuts)”


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Youth SculptureGarrick Guiterrez (10) “Birdhouse” (woodwork)Adriana Guiterrez (8) “Birdhouse” (woodwork)Professional Portrait1st Place – Malisa Smith “A Rose from Daddy”2nd Place – Malisa Smith “Summer Love”3rd Place – Malissa Smith “Pretty Summer”Action1st Place – Donna Sylvestre “Snowy Egret at Bosque Del Apache”2nd Place – Donna Sylvestre “The Girl in Pink”3rd Place – Donna Sylvestre “Burning the Marsh at Bosque

Del Apache”Still Life1st Place – John Bertrand “Curiosity Birdbeak Dayflower”2nd Place - John Bertrand “Apres Leonardo”Wild Life1st Place – Donna Sylvestre “Portrait in Brown”2nd Place – Malisa Smith “Rose for Manbis”3rd Place – Malisa Smith “Cranes in Flight”Nature1st Place – Donna Sylvestre “Buck-eye Butterfly on Sunflower”2nd Place – Malisa Smith “Mountain Winder” 3rd Place – Malisa Smith “Summer Sunflowers”

4th Place – John Bertrand “Wildflower Desert Mallow”5th Place – Donna Sylvestre “Tigerlily in the Wild”6th Place – John Bertrand “Wildflower” (unidentified)Honorable Mention – Malisa Smith “Farmer’s Jade”Honorable Mention – John Bertrand “Le Soleil”Abstract1st Place – John Bertrand “Dark Matter”2nd Place – John Bertrand “Shadows 1”3rd Place – Malissa Smith “Roses Story”4th Place – John Bertrand “Shadows 2”People’s ChoiceWaterholeSnow EgretGod’s Golden Path

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ARTISTIC – Senior Division1. Table arrangement2. Arrangement of Roses3. Miniature under 8 inches in any direction 4. Miscellaneous -Flowers and/or vegetables 5. Dry flower arrangementARTISTIC – Junior Division1. Mixed Division2. Vegetables in character3. Wildflowers4. Miniatures under 8 inchesHORTICULTURE – Senior and Junior DivisionsClass I Rose


PRESERVED FOODSZimmerman HallSuperintendant: Karen Bailey-BowmanFoods must be exhibited in clean standard mason canning jars with lids and bands. No jars showing leakage will be accepted. Jellies and jams may be opened for tasting at the discretion of the judge.

Dried foods should be exhibited in clean standard mason jars no larger than 1/2 pint with lids and bands. Leathers should be trimmed to fit, rolled in plastic wrap and exhibited in a standard mason wide mouth pint with lid and band.

The superintendant has the option of adding classes as neces-sary.Lot 301: Canned Lot 302: PickledLot 303: RelishesLot 304: PreservesLot 305: JamsLot 306: JelliesLot 307: SoupsLot 308: SaucesLot 309: DriedLot 310: LeathersLot 311: Pie FillingLot 312: ButtersClasses for Lot 301 – 312

1. Apples2. Peaches3. Pears4. Berries5. Cherries6. Plums7. Grapes8. Green Beans9. Yellow Beans10. Black-eyed Peas11. Beets

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FANCY WORKZimmerman HallSuperintendant: Valerie Moore 575-835-2026All items must be clean. The superintendant has the option of adding classes as necessary.

Lot 401: Counted Cross Stitch1. Picture2. Poem or Verse3. Sampler - Alphabet4. Linen Weave5. Home Accessories6. Beaded Cross Stitch7. Hardanger8. Other

Lot 402: Crochet, clothing1. Sweater – cardigan2. Sweater – pullover3. Cap, Shawl or Poncho4. Vest or Camisole5. Slippers or Socks6. Hat, Mittens, or Gloves7. Scarf 8. Dress9. Baby Sweater10. Baby Booties11. Baby Cap or Bonnet12. Doll Clothing13. Other

12. Corn13. Mixed Vegetables14. Green Chile15. Bell Peppers16. Green Tomato17. Ripe tomato18. Potatoes19. Cucumbers20. Carrots21. Onions22. Herbs23. Chicken24. Turkey25. Sausage26. Beef27. Pork

2015 Results: Preserved Foods - 33 entriesAdultBest of Show – Elizabeth ArnoldRunner Up – Elizabeth Arnold1st Place – Elizabeth Arnold (2), Kate Wavrick (1), Cynthia Pearse (1); 2nd Place – Elizabeth Arnold (3), Kate Wavrick (2), Cynthia Pearse (1), Sally Giles; 3rd Place – Elizabeth Arnold (2), Cynthia Pearse (1), Clara Apodaca (3);SeniorBest of Show – Deane WoodardRunner Up – Deane Woodard1st Place – Margene Harris (2), Deane Woodard (5), Jane Love (1), Francie Durand (1); 2nd Place – Margene Harris (2), Deane Woodard (1), Francie Durand (2)


Lot 403: Crochet, household item1. Centerpiece2. Doily 3. Runner4. Bedspread 5. Tablecloth6. Pillows7. Edging8. Afghan9. Towels10. Hot pad11. Rug12. Throw13. Other

Lot 404: Embroidery 1. Pillowcase2. Tablecloth3. Scarf or Runner4. Towel5. Picture6. Wall Hanging or Bell Pull7. Personal8. Crewel9. Other

Lot 405: Knitting, clothing1. Sweater – cardigan2. Sweater – pullover3. Cap, Shawl or Poncho4. Vest or Camisole5. Slippers or Socks6. Hat, Mittens, or Gloves7. Scarf8. Dress9. Baby Sweater10. Baby Booties11. Baby Cap or Bonnet12. Baby Set13. Doll Clothing14. Shrug15. Other

Lot 406: Knitting, household items1. Centerpiece 2. Doily 3. Runner4. Bedspread 5. Tablecloth6. Pillows7. Edging8. Afghan 9. Pot Holder10. Other

Lot 407: Latch Hook 1. Rug2. Pillow

3. Wall Hanging4. Other

Lot 408: Needlepoint 1. Picture2. Wall hanging3. Accessories (bag, purse, belt, etc.)4. Home Accessories5. Other

Lot 409: HemstitchingLot 410: Swedish WeavingLot 411: SmockingLot 412: Punch WorkLot 413: TattingLot 414: Lace Net DarningLot 415: Appliqué

1. Hand2. Machine

Lot 416: Candle WickingLot 417: Weaving, household items

1. Table Runner2. Blanket or Throw3. Wall Hanging or Tapestry4. Rug5. Yardage6. Other

Lot 418: Weaving, clothing1. Scarf2. Sweater3. Coat or Outerwear 4. Baby Clothes5. Hats or caps6. Vest7. Dress

Lot 419: Holiday1. Tree skirt2. Ornament3. Other

2015 Results: Fancy Work - 36 entriesYouth1st Place – Brian Kinsey (1); AdultBest of Show – Amanda SanchezRunner Up – Jolinda Chavez1st Place – Amanda Sanchez (1), Jolinda Chavez (3); 2nd Place – Amanda Sanchez (1); 3rd Place – Amanda Sanchez (2);SeniorBest of Show – Lorraine TrujilloRunner Up – Janet Elwood1st Place – Sara Stibbins (2), Janet Elwood (4), Jane Apps (1), Gilbert Apps (1), Joanne Bellows (1), Joanne Bellows

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QUILTSZimmerman HallFiber Arts GuildAll items must be clean. The superintendant has the option of adding classes as necessary.Lot 601: Hand Quilted Lot 602: Machine Quilted Lot 603: Professionally Quilted Lot 604: Tied Lot 605: Group QuiltClasses for Lot 601 -605

1. Hand Pieced/Appliquéda. Bed Quilt

b. Lap Quilt c. Baby Quilt d. Wall Hanging e. Holiday f. Other

2. Machine Pieced/ Appliqueda. Bed Quilt

b. Lap Quilt

SEWINGZimmerman HallSuperintendants: Sally LopemanAll items must be clean. The superintendant has the option of adding classes as necessary.Lot 501: Clothing

1. Man’s shirt2. Man’s trouser3. Man’s western shirt4. Man’s suit5. Lady’s shirt/blouse6. Lady’s skirt7. Lady’s dress8. Lady’s slacks9. Lady’s suit10. Child’s shirt11. Child’s pants12. Child’s skirt13. Child’s dress14. Apron15. Vest16. Quilted garment17. Other

Lot 502: Other items1. Household items2. Purse3. Stuffed toys4. Other

SCHOOL ARTSZimmerman HallSuperintendant: Linda Ritter 575-418-7504Classroom teachers are invited to enter class artwork. One entry per classroom will be accepted. Space is limited to 5’ per entry. Teacher or aide will be responsible to mount or display entry. Tables will be available if required.

Age groups:1. Pre-school2. Primary grades3. Intermediate grades4. Middle school5. High school

Lot 201: Painting, drawingLot 202: CraftsLot 203: Textiles

2015 Results: School Arts1st Place Winton-Ezell-Johnston - Pre-Kindergarten - Parkview Elementary; Smythe – Kindergarten - Parkview Elementa-ry; Avery – Kindergarten – Parkview Elementary; Guit-errez – Kindergarten – Parkview Elementary; Jaramillo – Kindergarten – Parkview Elementary; Sparks – K-2 – Parkview Elementary; Contreras – 1st Grade – Parkview Elementary; Chavez – 1st Grade – Parkview Elementary; Halverson – 4th Grade – Zimmerly Elementary; Mayfield – 4th Grade – Zimmerly Elementary

(1), Joan Rogers (3), Lorraine Trujillo (1); 2nd Place – Jane Apps (1) Gilbert Apps (2), Louise Rhodes (1), Margene Harris (4), Joan Rogers (1), Lorraine Trujillo (1); 3rd Place – Cecelia Romero (1), Joan Rogers (3)

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2015 Results: Sewing - 15 entriesBest of Show – Edna BrownRunner Up – Louise ChamberlinSenior1st Place – Edna Brown (1), Alice Harbron (1), Cecelia Romero (2), Jane Apps (1), Rosie Tripp (1), Liz McMenamie (1), Sally Lopeman (1), Louise Chamberlin (1), Lois Bow-man;2nd Place – Bertha Chavira (1), Cecelia Romero (3), Sally Lopeman (1)


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1st Place – Joanne Bellow (2), Miriam Armijo (1), Deane Woodard (1), Lois Bowman (4), Janet Elwood (1); Jane Apps (1), Charlotte Jones (1), Norma Lorang (1), Charlene Coles (1); 2nd Place - Barbara Shodon (1), Joanne Bellow (1), Lou-ise Chamberlin (2); 3rd Place – Joanne Bellow (1); 4th Place – Jane Apps (1)


BAKED GOODS AND CANDYSuperintendant: Mary Ann Chavez-Lopez 575- 418-1564The superintendant has the option of adding classes as nec-essary. Entries must be in disposable containers. An exhibit consists of three small or one large item. One slice or piece of a large item will be used for judging and exhibit. The remainder of the item must be picked up immediately after the judging. Each item must be labeled with the name of the item and name and address of the exhibitor. Items appearing identical (same pan, batch, etc.) will be judged at the discretion of the judges.

Lot 801: Yeast Breads, conventionalLot 802: Yeast Breads, microwave Classes for Lot 801-802

1. White Loaf2. Raisin Loaf3. Whole Wheat Loaf4. White Rolls5. Whole Wheat Rolls6. Sweet Rolls7. Cinnamon Rolls8. Coffee Cakes

Lot 803: Quick Breads, conventionalLot 804: Quick Breads, microwaveClasses for Lot 803-804

1. Muffins2. Biscuits3. Tortillas4. Sopapillas5. Corn Bread6. Coffee Cake7. Pancakes8. Waffles9. Banana Nut Loaf10. Danish Pastry11. Cheese Pastry

Lot 805: Sourdough, conventionalLot 806: Sourdough, microwaveClasses for Lot 805-806

1. Bread

2. BiscuitsLot 807 Cakes, conventional, layer or sheetLot 808 Cakes, microwave, layer or sheetClasses for Lot 807-808

1. Angel2. Applesauce3. Chiffon4. Devils Food5. Fruit6. Yellow 7. Pound8. Spice9. Sponge10. White11. German Chocolate12. Orange or Lemon13. Any other

Lot 809: Cookies and Small Cakes, conventionalLot 810: Cookies and Small Cakes, microwaveClasses for Lot 809-810

1. Applesauce2. Chocolate Chip3. Biscochitos4. Brownies5. Cupcakes6. Filled7. Fruit Bar8. Gingerbread9. Oatmeal10. Peanut Butter11. Sugar12. Any other

Lot 811: Pies, conventionalLot 812: Pies, microwaveClasses for Lot 811-812

1. Apple2. Cherry3. Empanada4. Mince5. Pastalitos

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ARTS AND CRAFTSZimmerman HallSuperintendant: Beth Jennings 575-835-2876No more than one entry per class per exhibitor. Exhibits must be labeled with the name of item and name and address of the exhibitor. The superintendant has the option of adding classes as necessary. Lot 701: Beadwork, originalLot 702: Beadwork, kitClasses for Lot 701-702 1. Jewelry 2. BeltLot 703: Ceramics, originalLot 704: Ceramics, kitClasses for Lot 703-704

1. Ashtray2. Vase3. Planter4. Holiday5. Arrangement6. Pitcher7. Religious8. Cookie Jar9. Sugar & Creamer10. Candy Dish11. Figurine - (single, 1 pair, group, and any other)

Lot 705: Felt, originalLot 706: Felt, kitClasses for Lot 705-706

1. Wall hanging2. Christmas3. Stocking

Lot 707: Leather, originalLot 708: Leather, kitClasses for Lot 707-708

1. Billfold2. Purse

6. Any other two-crust pie Lot 813: Candy, conventionalLot 814: Candy, microwaveClasses for Lot 813-814

1. Chocolate Fudge2. Divinity3. Mints4. Peanut Brittle5. Pecan Pralines6. Penuche

Any other

2015 results: Baked Goods 19 entriesYouthBest of Show – Patrick CastilloRunner Up – Breanna Chavez1st Place – Patrick Castillo (1); 2nd Place – Breanna Chavez (1)AdultBest of Show – Jaclyn Meyers1st Place – Jaclyn Meyers (2), Sally Giles (1); 2nd Place – Jaclyn Meyers (1), Tonya Garcia (2), SeniorBest of Show – Linda Ritter1st Place – Margene Harris (2), Linda Ritter (1), Rebecca Tiley (1), Ann Hook (1); 2nd Place – Margene Harris (2), Deane Woodard (1); 3rd Place – Tamara Irelan (1), Alice Harbron (1), Deane Woodard (1)

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3. Belt4. Key Case5. Other Tooled6. Other Carved

Lot 709: Macramé, originalLot 710: Macramé, kitClasses for Lot 709-710

1. Clothing2. Hanging

Lot 711: Sculpture, originalLot 712: Sculpture, kitLot 713: Metal, originalLot 714: Metal, kitClasses for Lot 713-714

1. Tray2. Jewelry3. Ash Tray4. Wall Plaque

Lot 715: Models, originalLot 716: Models, kitClasses for Lot 715-716

1. Auto (current, old, racing, truck)2. Aircraft3. Boat4. Spacecraft5. Western

Lot 717: Mosaics, originalLot 718: Mosaics, kitClasses for Lot 717-718

1. Seeds2. Polished Stone

Lot 719: Stained Glass, originalLot 720: Stained Glass, kitClasses for Lot 719-720

1. Sun Catchers Windows (a. foiled or b. leaded)2. Lamp Shade3. Box

Lot 721: Plastic Craft, original Lot 722: Plastic Craft, kitClasses for Lot 721-722

1. Household Items2. Holiday Items3. Accessorized4. Other

Lot 723: Porcelain, original Lot 724: Porcelain, kit Classes for Lot 723-724

1. Dishes2. Dolls

Lot 725: Wearable Art, originalLot 726: Wearable Art, kitClasses for Lot 725-726

1. Glued Appliqué2. Painted

3. Tie Dye4. Silk Flowers

Lot 727: Decorated Seeds/Cactus CraftsLot 728: Open WeavingLot 729: Pottery Hand builtLot 730: Fused GlassLot 731: Tole Painting

2015 Results: Arts and Crafts - 55 entriesChildBest of Show – John Cameron ChadwichRunner Up - Jacob Angel1st Place – John Cameron Chadwich (3); 2nd Place – Jacob Angel (1)JuniorBest of Show – Shaianne RosalesCarmen Apodaca1st Place – Shaianne Rosales (1), Carmen Apodaca (1), Bri-anna Chadwich (2); 2nd Place – Brooklyn Chadwich (1)

AdultBest of Show – Violet LuceroRunner Up – Dona NowickiRunner Up – Gary Apodaca1st Place – Kate Wavrik (5), Becky Hicks (1), Dona Nowicki (2), Violet Lucero (4), Gary Apodaca (2), Gary Christenson (1), 2nd Place - Kate Wavrik (2), Margarite Lyons (3), Violet Lucero (2)

SeniorBest of Show – Beth JenningsRunner Up – Miriam ArmijoRunner Up – Iva Greiner1st Place – Gordon Hicks (3), Miriam Armijo (4), Norma Lorang (1), Beth Jennings (6), 2nd Place – Gordon Hicks (2), Miriam Armijo (1), Ceclia Romero (1), Beth Jennings (1), Sara Stibbins (1), Rena Fawson (1)

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HORTICULTURE AND FIELD CROPSZimmerman HallSuperintendants: Tom Hyden 575-517-0463The superintendant has the option of adding classes as neces-sary. Lot 901: Fruit

1. Apples of any variety, 3 on a plate2. Peaches of any variety, 3 on a plate3. Pears of any variety, 3 on a plate4. Grapes of any variety, one bunch on a plate5. Other, 3 on a plate

Lot 902: Vegetables1. Beets, 3 on a plate2. Turnips, 3 on a plate3. Carrots, 3 on a plate4. Yellow onions 5 on a plate5. Red onions, 5 on a plate 6. White onions, 5 on a plate7. Garlic bulbs, 5 on a plate 8. Sweet potatoes, 3 on a plate 9. Irish potatoes, 3 on a plate 10. Ripe tomatoes, 3 on a plate 11. Green tomatoes, 3 on a plate 12. Heirloom tomato, 3 on a plate13. Cauliflower, one head14. Broccoli, one head15. Slicing cucumbers, 3 on a plate 16. Pickling cucumbers, 3 on a plate 17. Wax beans, 5 on a plate18. Green string beans, 5 on a plate19. Okra, 5 on a plate20. Black-eyed peas, 5 on a plate21. Roasting corn, 3 on a plate 22. Cabbage, one head23. Lettuce, one head 24. Green bell pepper, 3 on a plate25. Bell pepper, any other color, 3 on a plate26. Sunflower

Lot 903: Chiles1. Red chile, 5 pods on a plate2. Red chile, one string3. Green chile, 5 pods on a plate4. Jalapeno, 5 pods on a plate5. Other

Lot 904: Melons 1. Watermelon2. Honeydew3. Cantaloupe4. Other

Lot 905 Pumpkins1. Pie pumpkin2. Winter squash, one large or 3 small items3. Summer squash, one large or 3 small items4. Other

Lot 906 Eggs, half dozen in egg carton1. Large2. Medium 3. Small

Lot 907: Whopper - Largest item of good quality

2015 Results: Horticulture - 65 entriesYouthBest of Show – Hadassah Maher1st Place – Brooklyn Chadwick (1), Kacey Thunborg (1), Hadassah Maher (2), Alexia Chavez (1), Jenna Thunborg (1), Zeb Apachito (1); 2nd Place – Jenna Thunborg (1), Flint Apichito (2); 3rd Place – Socorro Youth Center (3), Kacey Thunborg (1)AdultBest of Show – AJ Lesperance1st Place – La Vida Felicidad (2), Sherry Lesperance (2), Ramona Soto (1), AJ Lesperance (2), Julian Armijo (2), Jackie Abeyta (1), Paul Bauer (1); 2nd Place – La Vida Felicidad (1), Julian Armijo (1), Jackie Abeyta (1); 3rd Place – La Vida Felicidad (1),AJ Lesperance (4)SeniorBest of Show – Leon MilarWhopper – Leon Milar1st Place – Leon Milar (1), Benavidez (1), Francie Durand (5), Ted Kase (6), Steve Durand (1), Spaight Thompson (1), Bill Baily (4), Luis Armijo (1); 2nd Place – Leon Milar (1), Francie Durand (3), Ted Kase (2), Steve Durand (1); 3rd Place – Steve Durand (1), Spaight Thompson (1)


OPEN DIVISION- SMALL STOCK

Exhibitor RequirementsThe exhibitor must be a resident of Socorro County at least two weeks prior to the County Fair.The exhibited animal must be owned and in the exhibitor’s care no later than August 1.All exhibitors must be present at the scheduled show times.

Entry RequirementsEntries will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Space may limit the number of entries permitted.All animals must be entered upon arrival at the Small Live-stock Barn on Thursday, September 3, 2015, 8:00 – 10:00am. No late entries accepted.$5.00 cleaning fee per pen (cash only) on Rabbits and Poultry, not to exceed $25.00. This fee will be refunded on Sunday, September 6, when animals are released.

Awards and GuidelinesBest of Show awards will be given to the exhibitors showing the highest scoring Fancy Poultry and Fancy Rabbit entries.

Best of Show winners will be selected only if the judge rules that the entries merit awards.

Judges will give reasons for placing at the time of judging. Judges’ decisions are final and are not subject to appeal.

Open Best of Show Fancy Poultry and Fancy Rabbit winners will each receive a trophy.

Open Show entries are not eligible for the Junior Livestock Sale.

General Rules Fancy Poultry

• Any breed, sex, or age bird is eligible.• Each bird must have been owned or in the exhibitor’s care no later than August 1.

• There must be at least one class of poultry exhibited for the trophy to be awarded. Six entries constitute a class.

Fancy Rabbit • Any breed, sex, or age rabbit is eligible.• Each rabbit must have been owned or in the exhibi-tor’s care no later than August 1.• One class of rabbits is required for the trophy to be awarded. Six rabbits constitute a class.

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2015 Socorro County Fair and Rodeo Livestock Results

Market SwineGrand Champion – Jojo UlibarriReserve Grand Champion – McKenna Gonzales

OPB ClassOPB Champion – Jacob MarklandOPB 1st Place – Jacob Markland; 2nd Place – McKenna Gon-zales; 3rd Place – Shayton Atwood; 4th Place - Chris Si Padilla; 5th Place - Jojo Ulibarri; 6th Place - Tomas Rosales; 7th Place - Clayton Atwood; 8th Place - Daniela Rivera; 9th Place – Raymie Gonzales

Hamp Champion – Jojo UlibarriReserve Hamp Champion – Mason GreenwoodLight Hamp Class1st Place – Savannah Castagenetto; 2nd Place – Liliana Vega; 3nd Place – Chailynn Amaro;

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4th Place – Alex Moore; 5th Place – Alex MooreHeavy Hamp Class1st Place – Jojo Ulibarri; 2nd Place – Mason Greenwood; 3nd Place – Mason Greenwood; 4th Place – Kaleb Romero; 5th Place – Alex Moore; 6th Place – Colton Lewis

Cross Champion – McKenna GonzalesCrose Reserve Champion – Brice RosalesLight Cross1st Place – Liliana Vega; 2nd Place – Tomas Rosales; 3nd Place – Colton Lewis4th Place – Chris Si Padilla; 5th Place – Ashley Jojola; 6th Place – Alex Moore; 7th Place – Brice Rosales; 8th Place – Austin HinkeldeyMedium Cross1st Place – McKenna Gonzales; 2nd Place – Brooklyn James; 3nd Place – Brice Rosales; 4th Place – McKayla Fassett; 5th Place – Daniela Rivera; 6th Place – Chailynn Amaro;7th Place – Tomas Rosales; 8th Place – Austin Hinkeldey; Heavy Cross1st Place – Brice Rosales; 2nd Place – Mason Greenwood; 3nd Place – Brice Rosales; 4th Place – Tomas Rosales;5th Place – Liliana Vega; 6th Place – McKayla Fassett; 7th Place – Vicente Vega

Market GoatsGrand Champion – McKayla FassettReserve Grand Champion – Tarah Apachito

Light Class1st Place – McKayla Fassett; 2nd Place – McKenna Gonzales; 3rd Place – Dionne Vega; 4th Place – Jojo Ulibarri; 5th Place – Anna Briggs; 6th Place – Jojo Ulibarri; 7th Place – Austin Hinkeldey; 8th Place – Austin Hinkeldey

Medium Class1st Place – McKayla Fassett; 2nd Place – Rawlin Apachito; 3rd Place – Brandy Vega; 4th Place – Pepper Henderson; 5th Place – Anna Briggs; 6th Place – Emily Chavez; 7th Place – Opal Kerr;

Heavy Class1st Place – Tarah Apachito; 2nd Place - Michaelyne Wilkin-son; 3rd Place – Opal Kerr; 4th Place – Chris Si Padilla; 5th Place – Brandy Vega; 6th Place – Michaelyne Wilkinson; 7th Place – Chris Si PadillaCounty Bred Market Goat ShowCounty Bred Champion – Opal KerrBreeder – Edward Padilla1st Place – Opal Kerr; 2nd Place - Brandy Vega; 3rd Place – Opal Kerr; 4th Place - Brandy Vega; 5th Place - Dionne Vega; 6th Place – Jojo Ulibarri; 7th Place – Austin Hinkeldey; 8th Place – Austin Hinkeldey; 9th Place – Jojo Ulibarri

Market Lambs Grand Champion Market Lamb – Rawlin ApachitoReserve Champion Market Lamb – Tarah Apachito

Blackface ClassBreed Champion – Rawlin ApachitoReserve Breed Champion – Tarah Apachito

Light Weight Blackface Class1st Place – Tarah Apachito; 2nd Place – Senaida romero; 3rd Place – Tarah Apachito; 4th Place – Chris Si Padilla; 5th Place – Austin Hinkeldey; 6th Place – Colton Lewis

Medium Weight Blackface Class1st Place – Michaelyne Wilkinson; 2nd Place – Chris Si Padilla; 3rd Place – Emily Chavez; 4th Place – Mia Castagnetto; 5th Place – Chris Si PadillaHeavy Weight Blackface Class1st Place – Rawlin Apachito; 2nd Place – Tarah Apachito; 3rd Place – Tarah Apachito; 4th Place – Opal Kerr; 5th Place


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– Devine Turrietta; 6th Place – Savannah Castagnetto; 7th Place - Senaida RomeroCross ClassBreed Champion – Tarah ApachitoReserve Breed Champion – Senaida Romero1st Place – Tarah Apachito; 2nd Place - Senaida Romero; 3rd Place – Rawlin Apachito; 4th Place – Nadya Romero; 5th Place – Nadya Romero; 6th Place – Chantel Turrieta; 7th Place – Chris Si Padilla

Class One1st Place – Senaida Romero/Pablo Romero; 2nd Place - Tarah Apachito/Pablo Romero; 3rd Place – Nadya Romero/Pablo Romero; 4th Place – Tarah Apachito/Pablo Romero; 5th Place – Austin Hinkeldey/Pablo Romero;6th Place – Mia Castagnetto/Pablo Romero;7th Place – Colten Lewis/Pablo Romero

Class Two1st Place – Emily Chavez/Al Porter; 2nd Place – Nadya Romero/ Pablo Romero; 3rd Place – Chantel Turrieta/ Pablo Romero;4th Place – Devine Turrietta/ Pablo Romero; 5th Place – Senaida Romero/Pablo Romero; 6th Place – Savan-nah Castagnetto/Pablo Romero

Market Steer ShowGrand Champion – Cole MastersonReserve Champion – Rawlin Apachito

Short Class1st Place – Cole Masterson; 2nd Place – Rawlin Apachito; 3rd Place – Kaylie Gallegos; 4th Place – Kaylie Gallegos; 5th Place – Liliana Vega; 6th Place – Mia Castagnetto; 7th Place – Brandy Vega

Tall Class1st Place – Senaida Romero; 2nd Place – Cole Masterson; 3rd Place – Rawlin Apachito; 4th Place – Ella Ganadanegro; 5th Place – Ariana Garcia; 6th Place – Juliana Zamora; 7th Place – Liliana Vega

County Bred Market Steer ShowCounty Bred Champion – Cole MastersonBreeder – T & M Cattle; 1st Place – Cole Masterson/T & M Cattle; 2nd Place – Senaida Romero/3 Links; 3rd Place – Ariana Garcia/Montosa Ranch; 4th Place – Ella Ganadanegro/Montosa Ranch; 5th Place – Rawlin Apachito/T & M Cattle 6th Place – Kaylie Gallegos/T & M Cattle 7th Place – Kaylie Gallegos/T & M Cattle 8th Place – Juliana Zamora/Zamora Ranch 9th Place – Liliana Vega/Mounyo Ranch 10th Place – Mia Castagnetto/3 Daughters


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