TELS Livestock Show Rules.pdf

The Texoma Exposition and Livestock Show has various officers, including President Hoyt Ivey, Vice-President Joe Moore, and Secretary Joyce White. The show is a non-profit organization that supports county youth and education, and it has general rules, including liability and responsibility for loss or damage. The show is limited to enrolled and active members of the Grayson County 4-H program and FFA chapters. Officials reserve the right to interpret and apply rules, and protests must be accompanied by a $250 deposit. The show has specific rules for exhibits, including no dogs allowed, no re-weighs after cut-off times, and quality counts programs. Parking and stalling rules are also outlined, including designated areas for trailers and large trucks, and no straw bedding allowed. Entry fees and rules are specified, including application deadlines and fees for different divisions, such as market sheep, goats, and swine. Late entries are accepted with twice the regular entry fee, except for certain divisions. Animals may be validated in a family name, and all entries must comply with Texas Animal Health Commission requirements. Ownership and supervision of animals are also outlined, including rules for exhibiting animals and substitute exhibitors.