American Rabbit Breeders
Association and
YOUTH RABBIT AND CAVY SHOW
Rabbit and Cavy Superintendent: Jean Ann St. Pierre
A.R.B.A. RABBIT AND CAVY BREED JUDGE: Paul Jurgelonis, Mass.
RABBITS WILL BE EXHIBITED FROM
Rabbit exhibits will be received on Friday at
A health check will be done daily on each animal. Check with the Superintendent
for coop numbers and for a health check BEFORE placing rabbits in coops. Coops
will be provided for display rabbits. Please bring your show rabbits and cavies
in carrying cages with a solid bottom.
Exhibitors must be a N.H. YOUTH member of The American Rabbit Breeders Assoc.
Out of state ARBA Youth members are welcome to show, but will not receive
premiums. Each exhibitor must supply his or her own hay, water, and feed dishes
for each entry. They must care for, groom and handle only their own entries.
Exhibitors MUST BE PRESENT and carry their own rabbits and cavies to and from
the judging table during the show in order to receive premiums, awards and
trophies. Exceptions will be given to any youth who is physically challenged.
Suzette St. Pierre,
An A.R.B.A. Licensed Registrar will be on hand to register rabbits after the
rabbit show and showmanship is completed.
A.R.B.A. rules and regulations will be followed.
First
Place Second Place Third Place
Each Breed
Class $4.50 $3.50 $1.00
Rabbit Fur by Type
$4.50 $3.50 $1.00
Meat Pen $4.50
$3.50 $1.00
Pet Class
$4.00 $3.00 $0.50
Showmanship
Excellent Good Fair
Pre-Novice,
Novice, Intermediate $7.00 $4.00 $2.00
Advanced
Quiz Bowl $7.00 $4.00 $2.00
Herdsmanship $15.00 $10.00 $5.00
Rabbit/Cavy Judging
$15.00 $10.00 $5.00
And Breed ID.
·Best In Show ·Best Reserve ·Best
Meat Pen ·Best Pet Rabbit· Best Pet Cavy Spirit Award ·Best
·Best of Breed· Best Opposite of Breed
SPECIAL AWARDS FOR ALL BEST OF BREEDS AND BEST
OPPOSITE OF BREEDS
NO RABBITS OR CAVIES WILL BE SOLD
AT THE FAIR
The 78th A.R.B.A. Convention will be held in
EVENT DATES/TIME
An
A.R.B.A. Licensed Registrar will be on hand to register rabbits after the
rabbit show and showmanship is completed.
A.R.B.A. rules and regulations will be followed.
BREED RABBIT and CAVY JUDGING: Friday AT
PET RABBIT AND CAVY JUDGING: Saturday
AT
SHOWMANSHIP Hands on: Friday
and Saturday after rabbit judging is completed
Written
Test: May be taken anytime Saturday by 3 PM
RABBIT AND CAVY JUDGING AND
RABBIT COSTUME CLASS: Sunday AT 10 AM in the Rabbit Tent
RABBIT QUIZ BOWL: Sunday at
STRATHAM FAIRGROUNDS,
This is an A.R.B.A. and New England Show Circuit
Sanctioned Show
Sanctioned Breeds: Holland Lop, Mini Lop,
There will be a breed class for purebred rabbits and cavies, and a pet class
for pet rabbits and pet cavies.
You must show in breed class if you have a purebred rabbit or cavy.
You must show in pet class if you have a mixed breed rabbit/cavy or a purebred
rabbit/cavy that has a disqualification. You may show up to 2 pet rabbits or
cavies in pet class. You may not show both in pet and breed class.
DATES and TIMES
Show
in the rabbit tent. Hands
on Rabbit and Cavy Showmanship with the judge/leader following breed class.
Written showmanship test may
be taken by
Interactive game to test your rabbit knowledge.
Sun. 7/29/01 10:00 AM Rabbit/Cavy Costume Class in the rabbit tent
Coloring Contest all day in the rabbit tent
Sun. 7/29/01 11:00 AM Rabbit Hurdling Demonstration by Sarah Smith
In the Rabbit Tent
Sun. 7/29/01 3:00 PM Rabbit Quiz Bowl in the 4-H Exhibit Building
Sunday, 7/29/01 5:00 PM (or whenever all animal judging is complete) Awards!
Rabbit Judge: Paul Jurgelonis,
Rabbit Registrar: Paul
Jurgelonis, MA.
Pet Class Judge: Suzette St. Pierre, NH
Assisted by: Sarah Smith, NH
Show Secretary: Suzette St. Pierre, 224 North River Road, Lee,
N.H. 03824-6214
Please call (603)-659-7091or e-mail cottontailrabbitry@yahoo.com for questions
and help filling out forms. Long distance calls will not be returned.
Phone and E-Mail Entries Will Not be Accepted
Showmanship questions will come from the A.R.B.A. Standard of Perfection,
Domestic Rabbit Magazine, the A.R.B.A. Official Guidebook and any and all
handouts given to the Granite State Youth RBA. You must be a paid member of the
Granite State Youth RBA in order to receive handouts.
The 78th A.R.B.A. Convention will be held in
Official
ARBA Sanctioned Youth Show
Glen C. Carr, Secretary
Sanction Fees: $20 Open Show $10.00 Youth Show $10.00 Fair Show
Membership Dues: Adult $15.00 or $40.00 for 3 years
Youth $8.00 or $20.00 for 3 years Comb. Husb/Wife $20.00 or
$50.00 for 3 years Family $20.00 plus $2.00 per youth or $50.00 plus $6.00 per
youth for 3 years.
Sweepstakes Awards will be made annually on each breed
of Rabbit and Cavy recognized by the A.R.B.A. The value of each award will be
made in direct proportion to the number of entries shown in each breed. The
points at Specialty Club Shows will not count towards the All Breed
Awards, but will count on that particular breed. To be eligible for awards, an
exhibitor must be a member in good standing of the A.R.B.A. and the N.E. Show
Circuit at the time of the awards. For more information on membership or show
points: contact the N.E. Show Circuit Secretary: Joe Flanagan,
American Satin Rabbit Breeders Assoc.
Edythe
Weih, Sec/Treas. 1895 Wilson Ave., Wilton, Iowa 52778-9221 tel. (319)-785-6365
Membership: 1 yr. $10 - H/W $12 - Youth $8 - Family $14 - Foreign
members $5 per year surcharge.
Sanction Fees: Open $10 - Youth $5
Sue Gillispie, Sec.
11601 Maries Road 302,
American Federation of
Susan
K. Estes, Sec. 23628 S. Hwy. 211 Colton, Oregon 97017-9506 membership: 1 yr.
Adults $14 new (renewal $12)-H/W $16 new (renewal $14)-Youth $12 new (renewal $7)-Family $27 new (renewal
$22)-Canadian new $16, renew $14. Foreign $25 per person, lifetime $240 per
person or H/W .
National Mini Rex Rabbit Club
Official Mini Rex Sweepstakes Show
Karen
Heintz, Sec./Treas.,
Each
Rabbit: $1.00
Fur Class: $.50 per rabbit
Showmanship: $1.00
Coloring Contest: $1.00
Costume Class: $2.00
Rabbit Judging/Breed ID: $1.00
All Entries must be received by
Mail your entry forms for
the show, your display, herdsmanship, showmanship, coloring contest, costume
class, Quiz bowl registration, Rabbit Judging/Breed ID
and entry fees made out to Granite State Youth RBA, and a copy of your ARBA
card to the Show Secretary by July 8. Entries received that are not
complete (all the above) will not be accepted. There will be no exceptions.
Contact Anne at the
SHOW
RULES: $1.00 each entry, 50 cents for each fur class
1. Granite
State Youth RBA, being a member of the American Rabbit Breeders Assoc., will be
governed by and run under the latest revised official show rules of the
A.R.B.A., Inc., and all prizes will be awarded strictly in accordance with the
American Standard of Perfection.
2. . All youth members of the
ARBA are eligible to show. If you are not an ARBA member, please call the
secretary to obtain a membership application. Yes, out of state Youth
members of the ARBA may show with us this year!!!!! Out of state exhibitors
will not receive premiums except for those won in the specialty breed
sweepstakes; but will receive all other awards, points, ribbons and trophies
(if they are present for the awards ceremony on Sun. at about 5 PM). Trophies
will not be mailed. Out of state exhibitors do not need to be there all 3
days of the fair and are not to leave a display animal. In state exhibitors
who do not come all 3 days of the fair and who do not have a display animal all
3 days will not receive premiums.
3. All youth exhibitors
must own and care for and show any rabbit/cavy, which they enter.
4. All exhibitors must care
for and handle THEIR OWN ANIMALS. They must be present and carry their own
animals to and from the judge's table. You may not bring another youth
exhibitor's rabbits/cavies and show them for them. Any exhibitor who is
physically challenged may receive help from their parent (s) or another family
member or will be assigned an older youth member to assist them. Please clearly
indicate on your show entry form any special needs that you will require in
order to show. Parents and family members are not allowed to handle, groom, pet or care for the rabbits being shown or on display, with
the exception of the barn superintendent (Jean Ann). Parents are requested
to stand outside the tent during the show to allow room for the youth to show.
5. While every precaution
will be taken to protect the rabbits and cavies, we cannot be responsible for
loss, injury or illness. All animals are shown at your own risk.
6. All purebred rabbits
that do not have a disqualification are to be shown in breed class.
7. All rabbits shown in breed and fur class must be permanently and
legibly earmarked in the left ear. No tattoos will be done on the day of the
show. The show coop number is to be placed in the right ear with BLACK INK
ONLY. (use a felt tipped marker) Meat pen and pet
class rabbits do not need to be tattooed. Pet cavies do not need to be tagged.
Show cavies do need to be tagged. There will be no tagging the day of the show.
8. Mail all entry fees and forms (including) show, display, herdsmanship,
showmanship, coloring contest, costume class, quiz bowl registration, rabbit
judging/breed ID and entry fees made out to Granite State Youth RBA, and a copy
of your ARBA card to the Show Secretary by July 11. Entries received that are
not complete (all the above) will not be accepted. Phone, e-mail and late
entries will not be accepted, but please call or e-mail Jean Ann if you need
help filling out the forms or if you have questions. (Do not call on Thurs.
evenings.) 659-7091. cottontailrabbitry@yahoo.com. Entry
money will NOT be accepted the day of the show except for substitutions, which
will be .50 for the same breed, variety, sex and class. All others will be
$1.00 a rabbit.
9. Make checks payable to Granite State Youth RBA and send them to Suzette
St. Pierre 224 North River Road Lee, N.H. 03824-6214.
10. Exhibitors or parents attempting to or actually interfering with, annoying
or molesting, or attempting to influence the Judge or Judges, or acting in any
manner unbecoming to exhibitors, shall have their entry disqualified, barred
from the show and their entry fee will be forfeited.
11. The judge’s decisions shall be final, except in case of absolute fraud.
Protests, if any, must be filed with the show superintendent within 2 hours of
the judging and must be accompanied with the fee of $25 which will be returned
if the protest is sustained.
12. The Association reserves the right to substitute another judge or judges in
place of those listed or appoint additional judges, if necessary.
13. Show display to consist of at least one entry in four different classes of
the same breed.
14. This association guarantees the payment of Association awards.
15. All rabbits and cavies are shown at the risk of the exhibitor and the
exhibitor is held liable for any injury to another exhibitor or animal. (i.e. if your rabbit bites someone, your parents are
responsible for any medical care needed). By sending in your entry you are stating that your parent's have a
home-owners insurance policy that is in effect the days of the shows and they
have liability ins.)
16. If you
make an entry but do not show up, your entry fee will be forfeited.
17. Any damage done to the premises by children shall be the responsibility of
their parents.
18. This is a one-day box show (carrying cage) show. Please bring all your show
and pet rabbits and cavies the day of the show in a rabbit/cavy carrier (wire
cage) with a solid bottom or solid tray. Please do not use a cat or small dog
carrier since these will not allow for proper ventilation. There is no
overnight cooping available. Cardboard boxes and cages also will not be
allowed.
19. No rabbits are to be sold at the fair, no farm signs or for sale signs are
permitted.
20. The show starts at
21. Please see and follow display rules if you will be coming all 3 days of the
fair and if you are an in state exhibitor. Please see pet class rules if
showing in pet class.
22. The show committee reserves the right to amend these rules. Please call the
show superintendent if you have any questions or concerns. Jean
Ann
PET CLASS RULES $1.00 each
entry, no fur class
1. Pet
class is for those exhibitors who own only pet rabbits or cavies.
2. An exhibitor cannot show both in pet and breed class.
3. Pet class rabbits do not need to be tattooed.
Pet class cavies do not need to be tagged.
4. Suzette St. Pierre will
judge pet class. Sarah Smith will assist her. The show begins at 9:30 AM with
cavies followed by the rabbits.
5. Please see and follow display and show rules.
Especially rule #16.
6. Purebred rabbits with a disqualification, or who have been spayed or
neutered, may be shown in pet class.
7. You may show up to 2 pet rabbits and/or 2 pet cavies. You may show a pet
cavy on Sat. and a purebreed rabbit on Fri. OR you may show a breed cavy on
Fri. and a pet rabbit on Sat. You may not show breed rabbits on Fri. and pet
rabbits on Sat. You may not show breed cavies on Fri. and pet cavies on
Saturday.
Herdsmanship is a competition based on how the
exhibitor cares for their animals on display. It is open to all ARBA N.H. Youth
exhibitors. This is ranked according to how much time the exhibitor spends in
the rabbit tent (not on the fairgrounds). 1-2 hours each day of the fair in the
rabbit tent is required of each in state exhibitor anyway in order to show, and
this will satisfy this requirement. All N.H. members who are also in 4-H and
will be doing livestock judging on Fri. are not required to spend 1- 2 hours in
the tent on Fri. You will be spending the day with the livestock judging.
Please check on your rabbit(s) whenever you can. Please remember that the breed
rabbit and cavy show is on Fri., so you may not be able to participate in
Livestock Judging. There will be a sign up sheet in the rabbit tent every
morning. Experienced members should work with a new member! Please bring your
own chair. You should only be in the rabbit tent to show and when doing
herdsmanship.
The judging will be based on how you care for your animals, how neat you keep
the area (picking up trash in and around the tent), keeping all the animals
from developing heat stress and watering them, being there on time, and your
ability to answer the public’s questions (not just sitting in the tent). How
you (not your parents) clean and sterilize your cages will be taken into
account. Cages that are partially cleaned will cause an automatic drop in
placement. Any exhibitor who is physically challenged may have a family member
clean their cage (s) for them and will not receive a drop in placement unless
the family member leaves the cage partially clean.
Showmanship
is not mandatory this year, but is encouraged. N.H. Exhibitors showing in breed
and pet classes are welcome. The contest takes place over 2 days. Out of State
exhibitors are welcome to participate, but will not receive premiums.
This is a learning experience and competition based on the ability of the
exhibitor to correctly handle and examine their animal. Each exhibitor
competing in showmanship needs to bring a clean, healthy rabbit or cavy to work
with and their own grooming mat. Points will be deducted if you forget your
mat. You should have long sleeves (a white shirt or show coat is preferable),
no blue jeans or torn pants. Your hair should be out of your eyes, no gum
chewing and no bulky necklaces or necklaces that will get in the way of showing
your rabbit. Basic skills to be demonstrated are:
1. A one armed
carry of your animal. 2. Turning the animal over on its back.
3. General health exam of the animal. 4. Knowledge of animal breeds, diseases
and the ARBA.
5. The judge may ask questions with difficulty based on the level of
experience.
CLASSES
PRE-NOVICE: This is someone under the age of 8. They will work with a toy
stuffed bunny.
NOVICE: This is someone in his or
her first year of showing, at least 8 years old or you won the pre-novice level
last year. If you showed in novice last year, you must advance to Junior this
year.
JUNIOR: This is someone in his or her second to fourth year
of showing.
SENIOR: This is someone with five or more years of experience showing.
Hands on showmanship will start Sat. after the rabbit judging and will
be done by our judge, Paul Jurgelonis, and by the rabbit superintendent Jean
Ann St. Pierre. Paul will be doing the advanced group. We will finish the hands
on showmanship on Sat. after the pet show if we run out of time on Fri. The
written test must be taken on Sat. by 3 PM. Your hands on score and your
written test scores will be added together and divided by two to give your
final placement score. If you decide to do just the hands on or just the
written test, your final score will be half of what you did complete.
Pre-novice will have 10 questions and should be able to recognize at
least 5 breeds of rabbits.
Novice will have 25 questions and the parts of the rabbit will be worth
5 points extra credit. You are expected to be able to identify 10 breeds of
rabbits correctly.
Junior will have 50 questions, which will include the parts of the
rabbit. You are expected to identify 20 breeds of rabbits correctly.
Senior will have 100 questions, which will include the parts of the
rabbit. You are expected to identify all the breeds of rabbits correctly.
5 points extra
credit for the junior and senior group will come from any teaching sheet
(including e-mail information) handed out to Granite State Youth members in the
past 3 years.
Copies of teaching sheets will not be made available to non-members.
Showmanship questions will come from the A.R.B.A. Standard of Perfection,
Domestic Rabbit Magazine, the A.R.B.A. Official Guidebook and any and all
handouts given to the Granite State Youth RBA.
RABBIT JUDGING/BREED ID. $1.00
entry fee
Open to
all N.H. Youth ARBA members who are not competing in 4-H Livestock Judging. Out
of state ARBA youth members are welcome to compete, but will not receive
premiums.
You will be given 4 rabbits to judge just like our real judge does! You have 7
minutes to look over and place all 4 rabbits! The classes will be the same as
showmanship. Pre-Novice will have the rabbits posed for them and they
will just point to the ones they want in 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th place. Novice
will pose the rabbits, go over them and then place them. Novice does not
need to look for disqualifications. The junior and senior groups will
need to look for disqualifications, pose them, go over them – and then place
them. It is suggested that you study your Standard of Perfection – especially
the area on general disqualifications. You will be allowed to use your Standard
(bring it with you!) during this competition. The Breed/ID section will consist
of several breeds of rabbits/and/or cavies. The pre-novice group will
just give me the name of each breed. The novice group will write down
the breed and variety. The intermediate and advanced groups will write
down the breed, variety and showroom classification! Please remember that some
rabbit's showroom classification is by variety, groups or standard. This
competition takes the place of Livestock Judging for those who are showing on
Fri. and are unable to compete in Livestock Judging. If you enter the regular
Livestock Judging on Fri., you may still compete in the Rabbit Judging and
Breed ID, but you will not receive any premiums.
WHO WANTS TO BE A BUNNY BRAIN? (No entry fee)
This is an interactive game to test your rabbit
knowledge based on "Who wants to be a Millionaire?" Cash prizes will
not be awarded! Certificates will be awarded! We will have "hot" seat
(well, it is July and the seats should be hot anyway!), buzzers and hopefully
some music. Maybe we can get some fair patrons to play. This will be on Sat. at
2 PM. (It was previously scheduled for Sun., but we changed the day so it would
not conflict with the Pig Scramble, which is usually on Sun. at 1 PM).
You do not need to sign up in advance for this.
Costume class is a competition on Sun. morning.
Judging starts at 10 AM in the rabbit tent. The exhibitors dress themselves and
their rabbit/cavy up in an outfit to represent a theme of their choice. The
costumes should be either made by the exhibitor (NOT the parents or
relatives!!!), or put together by the exhibitor from things around the house or
old Halloween costumes. Some ideas from years past; Dorothy and Toto, Scuba
Divers, Mom and Baby, Gone Fishing, Sunflower and Ladybug. This can really show
a child's creative side and it is SO MUCH FUN!!! Each child will receive a
ribbon (there are many deserving of a blue ribbon), a certificate with their
theme on it and a picture of themselves and their rabbit/cavy. There will be
cash awards for N.H. exhibitors for 1st ($10), 2nd ($5) and 3rd place ($3).
RABBIT HURDLING DEMO.
Sarah Smith, one of our members, has been teaching
her rabbits to jump over hurdles. She will give a demonstration of this on Sun.
at 11 AM in the rabbit tent. This may be a new competition next year if there
is enough interest!
This contest will be on Sun. You will be given a
picture and you color it being as creative as you wish! Crayons and markers
will be available to share with others. Please remember to print your name on
the back of the picture! Please bring a clipboard to color on. Judging will
take place at 4 PM after Quiz Bowl and before the Awards Ceremony. We have
separated the classes by age groups due to popular demand. Most 6 year olds do
not color as well as 16 year olds!
There will be ribbons for everyone who competes. There will be special prizes
for first, second and third place in pre-novice (5-7), novice (8-11), junior
(12-15) and senior (16-18).
This competition will take place in the 4-H Exhibit
Building on Sun. at 3 PM. Teams will be picked out by drawing names out of a
bag. You will have buzzer boxes and the rules are the same as we have been
practicing. There will be head to head questions and toss up questions. Each
team that wins will advance to the next level until we have a 1st place, 2nd
and 3rd place team. N.H. youth exhibitors will each receive a $7 premium for
being on the team that finishes first, $4 each for the second place team and $2
each for the third place team.
For you: hat,
wear shoes or sneakers (no sandals), sunblock, show coat or long sleeve white
shirt, pen/pencil, Standard of Perfection, clipboard, food, drink or money to
buy food, your own chair! I hate to say this, but an umbrella may be a good
idea…you never know in the summer. Sometimes sunglasses are a good idea. Chairs
for other members of your family.
For your rabbit(s): A healthy display bunny each day if you are an in-state
exhibitor. Grooming mat, grooming supplies, fine tipped black magic marker,
spray bottle (misting bottle), frozen water bottle to place in your rabbit's
cage if it is hot out. Water bottle or bowl, hay, feed dish and food if your
rabbit will have food at the show. A proper rabbit or cavy carrier. On Sun. you
will need your costumes!!!
Please print off the next 2 entry forms, fill them out and mail them with
your rabbit show entry, copy of your ARBA card and your entry money before July
11th.
Name:
Age:
Phone number:
E-mail:
Address:
N.H. Exhibitors: Name of display, Animal, Breed, Variety, and Age.
Please Circle:
I am showing breed class
rabbits. How many?___How many in fur?__
I am showing breed class
cavies. How many?____
I
am showing pet class rabbits. How many?_____
I
am showing pet class cavies. How many?_____
Entry Fee $1.00 per rabbit or cavy, 50 cents for each fur.
Do you have any special needs in order to be able to show your animal(s).
Do you need someone to read you your test or write down your answers? If so,
what are they? Please be specific.
SHOWMANSHIP ENTRY FORM ($1)
Number of years experience:
Class Level: Please circle one; Pre-Novice, Novice, Junior, Senior
Name of Club:
Do you have any special needs in order to be able to do showmanship? If so,
what are they? Please be specific.
HERDSMANSHIP CONTEST
(This is free)
Please
circle: YES NO
Please
Circle: YES NO
Your Class: Pre-novice, Novice, Junior, Senior. Please circle one.
QUIZ BOWL REGISTRATION (free)
Please
Circle: YES NO
Please
Circle: YES Your Theme: NO
Please
Circle: YES NO
Please use the normal rabbit entry/show report forms if you happen to have one
at home. Do not fill in the coop number. You will receive that the day of the
show. Please print out and use this form if you do not have any forms at home.
RABBIT/CAVY ENTRY
Showroom Ear.
Breed Class No. Sex Sr. 6/8 Jr. Fur Meat Pen
Ex. Satin Red SJ01
doe X X
Ex. Mini Lop Broken JS02 buck X
Directions to Stratham Fairgrounds
Coming
from the South:
Take 95 North, go through the Hampton Toll Booths ($1 toll), take Exit 3 to
Route 33 West through Greenland into Stratham. Turn left at the lights. Go 5.9
miles (this is Jack Rabbit Lane).
The fairgrounds will be on your left. Take your first left after the
fairgrounds (there is usually a police officer directing traffic) onto Jack
Rabbit Lane. Do not pull into the parking lot in front of the fairgrounds.
Follow directions for Fairgrounds.
Coming from the North East: Take 95 South, take Exit 3 to Route 33 West
through Greenland into Stratham. (DO not get off at Pease Int. Trade Port!) Go 5.9 miles to Jack Rabbit Lane.
The fairgrounds will be on your left. Take your first left after the
fairgrounds (there is usually a police officer directing traffic) onto Jack
Rabbit Lane. Do not pull into the parking lot in front of the fairgrounds.
Follow directions for Fairgrounds.
Coming from the North West: Take 125 South through Lee, Epping.
Take 101 East (construction is finally done!) Get off on Route 108 (the exit is
#11 and will hopefully say Stratham/Exeter and have a hospital sign).
Take a left at the bottom of the ramp at the light. Stay on this road through
3-4 sets of traffic lights. Eventually the road will split. Get into the right
hand lane. Go right onto Route 33 East. Stay on this and eventually go through
another set of lights. Take your first right, which is Jack Rabbit Lane. It is
BEFORE the fairgrounds. There is usually a police office directing traffic.
Follow directions for the Fairgrounds.
Coming from the West: Take 101 East and follow above directions from
101.
Directions for Fairgrounds: You are now hopefully on Jack Rabbit Lane,
which quickly turns into a dirt road. There is free parking in the fields at
the end of this road.
Use gate #2 (the one after the large brown 4-H Exhibit Barn) to drive onto the
fairgrounds to drop off rabbits if you arrive before 8:30 AM. Cars may not be
parked on the fairgrounds. You will need to move your car to the free parking
area.