The All-American Junior Sheep Show

The 17th Annual

ALL-AMERICAN JUNIOR SHEEP SHOW

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A Great sheep show and so much more!

Come join us in 2010 and see for yourself!

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VIEW THE PRESS RELEASE FOR THE 2010 ALL AMERICAN SHOW

The 17th Annual All American Junior Show

July 2nd-4th, 2010

Michigan State University , East Lansing, MI

MSU Livestock Pavilion

Entries Close - May 20th (new date)

2009 All-American pictures can be downloaded:

http://www.bluemelon.com/allamerican

Password: sheep

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Note - A few pictures were omitted from the link above.

Click below to view those pictures omitted.

MORE JUNIOR PHOTOS

A big thanks to Kaye Weaber for taking all the photos at the All-American! She took over 800 pictures that weekend. If you are looking for pictures that are not posted here, please contact Kaye at journal@southdownsheep.org. Pleae let her know what day, breed, girl/boy (any descriptives), class etc. that would be a huge help!

Featuring............................

Sheep Shows Wool Shows

Skill-a-thon Contest Showmanship Classes Judging Contest

Top Gun Awards 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney Pool Party Raffle Prizes

Scholarship Opportunities Promotional Items

Top Gun Award Calculation

Points: 1st place receives 25 points descending to 1 point for 25th place

Points accumulate for each exhibitor from their place's in the following competitions:

1. Breeding stock classes*

2. Market lambs classes*

3. Wool show*

4. Promotional contest**

5. Individual showmanship classes**

6. Skillathon contest

7. Judging contest

*points given for individual and group classes, but no champions or reserve champion in breeding stock, market lamb and wool show

**promotional contest and showmanship; 1st, 2nd and 3rd placings receive their respective points then all others receive 4th place points

For exhibitors showing more than one breed, points accumulate for each breed in the first 3 competitions (listed above). Points accumulated in the last 4 competitions are added to the exhibitor's breed with the highest number of points.