- Dates - September 11 - 16, 2021
- Entries for the Fall Free Fair
Online entries will be available for all exhibits! We are excited about streamlining this process and providing a safe and efficient entry day for the 2021 Noble County Free Fair.
A computer system will be available at the extension office for anyone who would like assistance with online entries. Please contact the extension office to set up a time to complete online entries or if you have any questions.
- Deadline for entries
- 4-H Division - TBD
- Horse Show - TBD
- Livestock Show - TBD
- Open Division - TBD
*Open Division entries will be available on site during entry day.
The online entry system will provide step by step instructions.
- Alfalfa Entry Fee
This years entry fee is TBD.
- Mask are REQUIRED
- Date: TBD
- East side of livestock show arena, Noble County Fairgrounds, Perry, OK.
- 3 square bales of alfalfa (only alfalfa) per exhibit.
- 1 exhibit per family.
- $7.00 testing fee per exhibit.
- Lamb Lead Entry
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
The objective of the lamb lead is to present the participant and the animal in the most attractive manner possible, to promote the use of wool and sheep products, and to improve the image of the sheep show.
- 2:00p - Lamb Lead entries due
- 2:30p - Lamb Lead interview and show.
- Lamb Lead Entry Form
Noble County Fairs and Shows
Welcome to the Noble County Fair and Show page! We are here to serve the citizens of Noble County. Throughout the year there are several opportunities to showcase the talents and hard work of our communities. Some opportunities are provided within the county, other opportunities exist outside the county at the district and state level. Exhibitions such as these are not the culmination of a project work they have completed and to receive feedback on the quality of their work.
Fall Free Fair
The Noble County Fall Free Fair takes place in conjunction with the 16th Celebration, in September, at the Noble County Fairgrounds, in Perry, OK. Events at the fair include an open horse show, poultry show, rabbit show, youth and open livestock show for cattle, swine, sheep and goats, and 4-H, FFA, OHCE and open class building exhibits. Other fair activities include Farmhand Olympics, free inflatables for kids, bunny scramble, livestock judging and tractor contest.
Updates
The health and safety of everyone attending is our top priority and during this COVID-19 pandemic some decisions have had to be made. Therefore, the rabbit show has been canceled. Other Fair activities which includes Farmhand Olympics, free inflatables for kids, bunny scramble, livestock judging and tractor operator contest will not be held this year.
Spring Livestock Show - Postponed
The new dates are February 22 - 25, 2021
Same schedule will be followed that is listed in the Spring Livestock book.
The Noble County Spring Livestock Show and Exhibition takes place the week of Presidents Day in February each year at the Noble County Fairgrounds in Perry. Activities at the event include youth livestock show for cattle, swine, sheep and goats.
Please submit entries via the Spring Livestock Show Online Entry system.
The deadline for all submissions is February 5, 2021.
The Spring Livestock show will be held February 22 - 25, 2021
The concession stand will be different this year do to Covid-19.
- No breakfast
- Opens at 10:00a daily
- Menu is modified, There will be no active cooking during the show.
- No dining in the concession stand area, Masks are required.
ATTENTION EXHIBITORS:
Due to the water issues Perry is experiencing the Noble County Fairgrounds will not have water.
- Animals MUST be washed before coming to the fairgrounds.
- The wash racks WILL NOT be available.
- Water will be available due to Marty Williams bringing a truck with a 2,500 gallon tank. Give him a "Thank You" when you see him.
We are sorry for the inconvenience that this has caused. If you have any questions please feel free to call the Extension office at (580) 336.4621.
- ATTENTION SWINE EXHIBITORS!
A few reminder and changes for the swine show:
- A CVI (Certificate of Veterinary Inspection) within 72 hours that say "The farm of origin of swine has not had any clinical signs or diagnosis of PEDv in the last 10 days" will be required
- Barn open for swine unloading at 7:00a
- Swine are not to unload until checked in by Swine Superintendent.
- No official weigh in. Weights on cards will be on your honor system. Scales will be available if needed.
- All swine will be dismissed after the show and are not to return.
- No swine will be allowed back on the fairgrounds for the premium sale.
- PED Travel RestrictionsNotification of samples collected from show pigs with diarrhea were positive for Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea or PED. As most of you know, this is a very contagious viral disease of swine only. It does not affect any other species and consumption of pork is safe.
In order to stop this disease before we get to Oklahoma Youth Expo we are putting movement restrictions in place for swine only. Swine for exhibition purposes must have a CVI within 72 hours (3 days) of arriving at the show. The veterinarian completing the CVI must pt a statement on it that says "The farm of origin of swine has not had any clinical signs or diagnosis of PEDv in the last 10 days".
Do not commingle swine that have been or are sick with other swine. Be careful when bringing swine that have been exhibited home as this virus is almost 100% deadly to baby pigs. If you have any questions about biosecurity and prevention please contact your regular veterinarian.
Resources:
- Judges
Swine - John Marc Holt
Ag Mechanics, Sheep and Goats - John Romero
Cattle - Neil Thompson
- Lamb Lead Entry
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
The objective of the lamb lead is to present the participant and the animal in the most attractive manner possible, to promote the use of wool and sheep products, and to improve the image of the sheep show.
- 2:00p - Lamb Lead entries due
- 2:30p - Lamb Lead interview and show
- Lamb Lead Entry Form
- 2021 Spring Junior Livestock Show Dedication Noble County spring junior livestock show is dedicated to Alice Kelly
City girl, Alice Bayles, of Blackwell met Jack Kelly, a country boy from Marland, through mutual friends. They married and moved to a farm east of Red Rock where they raised their three children, Rachel, Annmarie and Bobby. They taught their children to love everything agriculture related.
When the kids were old enough to join 4-H, Jack had high hopes would want to show pigs as threat was his choice of show animals. Their showing days started with a Suffolk ewe, Sheba and grew from there. By the time all three children were showing the had their hands full with a registered Suffolk and Dorset flock, a barn full of pigs, and a heard of various breeds of cattle. To be a part of the family show team, Alice knew she would have to step up her gam, and oh did she! She taught herself to sheer sheep, learn genetics and the required material to have purple ribbon show string. She not only helped her kids but other exhibitors as well, whether it be at the local, county, district, state or national shows.
Alice is a true advocate of the various aspects that 4-H and FFA ave to offer. She encouraged not only her children, but she welcomed any child that wanted to hop in the truck for a weekend of livestock judging and speech competitions. She truly believes the skills that one acquires through these organizations are skills that will help them be successful through out their lives.
Jack and Alice were very active in the Frontier ag booster club and were recognized as volunteers for the Noble County 4-H program and Frontier FFA chapter. They willing helped any child who needed it. In 2019 Alice started a vocational scholarship in Jacks memory.
Even after the three Kelly kids had graduated, the family continued to support the Noble County exhibitors by sponsoring awards in the sheep division.
As a seasoned Lamb Lead exhibitor, Rachel was asked to judge at the Noble County Fall Fair and Noble County Spring Livestock Show. This led to her accepting to be a Superintendent of the Lamb Lead and later as Sheep Superintendent. Alice was with her encouraging and helping every step of the way.
At the 2020 Noble County spring Stock show, Alice was able to put check mark next to "Ribbon Girl" on her bucket list. Not only did she get to hand the exhibitors their ribbon but she got to shake their hand and congratulate them with a smile.
After 40 years of being a pharmacist Alice retired in March of 2019. She loves to travel and being "YaYa" to her grandchildren, Kennedy (4), Evelyn (1), daughters of Aaron and Annmarie Stanford and Wesson (3), Hutlee (1) children of Bobby and Anna Kelly are her number one priority now. She also has a number of special extended family. Her family will tee you she is the "Momma, Tatie, Grannie, and YAYA" they know.
Rumor has it there will be show animals in the barn at la de BAR-K before long. Jack will be smiling down from heaven knowing there is a next generation of show kids and we know that with Alice's competitive nature there will be another trophy wall full of purple ribbons.
- CAP Award
C.A.P. stands for Character - Attitude - Pride.
This is prestigious award the is rewarded to one of our youth. It shows how well the individual handles themselves, activities and presents themselves to others in their community and elsewhere.
CAP Form - Doe Fitting Contest
Fitting Contest Regulations:
- Each team member must be from the same County.
- Each team must be comprised of two members.
- Each team must have at least one member under the age of 15 (15 years or under on the day of the OYE contest).
Fitting Contest Rules:
- Teams will compete in heats; heats will be determined after registration.
- Each heat will be 30 minutes in length. A 10-minute warning will be given. At the end of the 30-minute allotted time, clippers down and work stopped.
- All grooming rules of the Oklahoma Youth Expo will be strictly enforced.
- The animal must be provided by the team, being an eligible entry at the 2021 Oklahoma Youth Expo Doe Show. The animal must also be owned by one of the team members.
- Each animal must be completely clean and dry.
- Students will be judged based upon the following criteria:
- Quality of workmanship
- Team Skills - Compatibility & Organization
- Compatibility of the use of various types of grooming equipment and supplies
- Exhibits will be evaluated based upon a three-judge system. Neatness of individuals and area will be in consideration.
- Prizes won in the fitting contest MAY NOT be returned to the sponsor of the product for a different product.
- Contestants will be required to attend a mandatory meeting prior to the contest.
- Contestants in the first heat must have their equipment setup 15 minutes prior to the contest.
- Cattle Fitting Contest
Fitting Contest Regulations
- Each team member must be from the same County.
- Each team must be comprised of three members.
- Each team must have at least one member under the age of 13 (13 years or under on the day of the OYE Contest).
Fitting Contest Rules:
- Teams will compete in three heats. Entry number and heat selection will be assigned as entries are received.
- Each heat will be 30 minutes in length. A 10 minute warning will be given. At the end of the 30 minute allotted time. clippers down and work stopped.
- All grooming rules of the Oklahoma Youth Expo will be strictly enforced.
- The animal must be provided by the team, being an eligible entry at the 2021 Oklahoma Youth Expo steer or heifer Show. The animal must also be owned by one of the team members.
- Each animal must be completely clean and dry.
- Students will be judges based upon the following criteria.
- Quality of workmanship
- Team Skills - Compatibility & Organization
- Compatibility of the use of various types of clippers
- Exhibits will be evaluated based upon a three-judge system. Neatness of individuals and area will be in consideration.
- Prizes won in the fitting contest MAY NOT be returned to sponsor of the product for a different product.
- Add-On Sheets for Premium Sale (Thursday night, February 25, 2021 @ 6:30p)
- Premium Sale - Thursday, February 25, 2021 @ 6:30p
Thank you for your support of the 4-H and FFA exhibitors in the Noble County Spring Livestock Show. During the premium sale, exhibitors are rewarded for their hard work. You are not just supporting the local stock show, you are supporting the personal growth and development of each of the exhibitors here and making an impact on the future leaders they will become.
- 2021 Noble County Exhibit Book
This book lets you know a little more about our Youth. It show you what organization they represent and what species they show. Also, it tells you who the parents and grandparents are.
We are proud of each and everyone of our FFA or 4-H Youth.
2021 Exhibitor Book
Noble County Fairgrounds Rentals
Noble County fairgrounds buildings are available for rent for your special events or shows. The costs of each are listed below.
- Contact Information for Rentals
David Golay - (580) 370-0817
- Deposits
$50.00 per rental
- Microphone
$100.00 per day (Refunded if no damage)
- Women's Building
(double rentals for Fundraisers, commercial, etc)
- Whole Building - $150.00 per day
- Coffee Pots - $5.00 per day
- Stage tear-down - $100.00
- Show Arena Building
- In-County renters - $100.00 per day
- Out-of-County renters - $125.00 per day
- Cleanup fee - $100 per day
- Concession Area
- $50 per day
- 4-H/FFA during county fair & Spring livestock show - $25.00 per day
- Sheep/Swine Exhibit Barn
- In-County renters - $100.00 per day
- Out of County - $150.00 per day
- Expo Barn
If everything is rented - $100 per day
- West Commercial Exhibit Building
- In County renters - $75.00 per day
- Out of County renters - $100.00 per day
- Sheep/Swine Exhibit Building & Cattle Barns
- In-County renters - $175.00 per day
- Out of County renters - $225.00 per day
- Cattle Exhibit Barns
- In-County renters - $100.00 per day
- Out of County renters - $125.00 per day
Members of the Noble County Fair Board
| President | Terry Harmon |
|---|---|
| Vice President | Jeanie Ivy |
| Treasurer | Mary Deken |
| Secretary | Jerry Cottom |
| Additional Members |
Travis Potter Madison Bolay Jodi Paul Arleta Pulliam Beckey Williams |