Entry deadline: Friday, July 17th
PRIZEBOOK
ENTRY FORM
ADDITIONAL FORMS
CHAIRPERSON: Lisa Warkentin 604-866-4965 lisawarkentin@gmail.com
SHOW MANAGER: Sophie Roche, (604-824-8191) sophie@chilliwackfair.com
ENTRY FORM DEADLINE: Entries are due on Friday, July 17th, 2026, 11:59 PM online or by 4:00 PM at the Chilliwack Fair Office.
Entry fee: $10.00 per entry
Exhibitor Pass: $25, 3-day pass, allows for early and late access to barns
Camper Per Night: $20 per night
- Arrival and release
ARRIVAL: Can arrive as early as Thursday, August 6 between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. but must be in place by 8 a.m. Friday, August 7. A Veterinary and paper check will be done on Friday, August 7 at 9:30 a.m.
RELEASE: Sunday, August 9 at 5 p.m. Every exhibitor is responsible for their stall takedown, but you may book with Glen Valley 4-H Club (Lisa Warkentin) during the fair for a labor free alternative.
If from out of town, requests can be made to the office for early dismissal. Please submit an early release form to sophie@chilliwackfair.com by Thursday, July 30th. Stalls must be taken down before leaving but you may leave bedding on the ground.
All General Rules and Regulations apply to this department. Please pick up your exhibitor’s package from the office to check your entries to make sure that they are correct.
For more information or help please contact Lisa as above or the Show Manager: sophie@chilliwackfair.com or call 604-824-8191.
- Rules
- This show is sanctioned by the Canadian goat Society for LaMancha, Nigerian Dwarf,
Nubian, and AOP (Alpine, Oberhasli, Sannen, Toggenburg). To be eligible for sanctioning each breed must have a minimum of 10 individual entries and a minimum of 2 exhibitors per breed. In the event that two or more breeds do not obtain sanction status in their individual breed, they may be combined under the AOP Sanction. If only one breed does not obtain sanction status then half prize money will be awarded for that breed.
2. This show is open to does only. No bucks will be allowed on the grounds.
3. Exhibitors are asked to keep their stall areas cleaned. Exhibitors are encouraged to decorate their stalls. Educational material promoting agriculture awareness and the goat industry would be appreciated.
4. Age to be computed from date of birth to first day of fair.
5. All animals must pass a mandatory health check prior to the show; a veterinarian or a committee of three C.G.S. members will carry out this check.
6. Substitutions allowed only within the same breed and class section.
7. No animal will be allowed to compete in more than ONE CLASS per show other than group classes.
8. The original registration certificate is required for all animals to be shown. This certificate must be available for inspection by the show secretary before show time. A registration pending number from CLRC will suffice for animals under 6 months.
9. All exhibits must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor as of closing date of entries.
10. No animal having freshened 14 days or less prior to the first day of the fair will be allowed in the barns. Any animal showing post-kidding discharge shall be removed.
11. Only animals entered in the show will be allowed on the fairgrounds unless special permission is obtained from the Show Chairperson at the time of entry deadline.
12. Dress Code in show ring – All White or white/black.
Please note Young Farmers have an option to enter through Department X.
BREEDS:
SECTION A – LaMancha
SECTION B – Nigerian Dwarf
SECTION C – Nubian
SECTION D – AOP
Showtime: TBA
Judge: TBA
Entry fee: $10 per individual class (1-20).
Prize Money
1ST – $30.00, 2ND – $25.00, 3RD – $20.00, 4TH – $15.00, 5TH – $10.00
Grand Champion $30.00, Reserve Grand Champion $20.00 (Champion Awards Sponsored by Fraser Valley Goat Breeders Association).
Rosettes (for each breed)
Junior Champion & Reserve
Senior Champion & Reserve
Grand Champion & Reserve
Best Udder
Other prizes for each breed
Show Cups for Grand & Reserve – Donated and made by Lisa Warkentin
Rosettes (Best in Show)
Best Jr. in Show – Selected from Junior Champion of each breed
Best Doe in Show – Selected from Grand Champion of each breed
*Please only include the Sire and Dam names if entering class 21, Get of Sire, or class 22, Produce of Dam. *
SECTION A: LAMANCHA
CLASSES:
1. Doe kid
2. Dry Yearling – 12 to 24 months, never freshened
3. Milking Yearling – 12 to 24 months, in milk
4. Two years – over 24 months of age and under 36 months of age, in milk
5. Three years and over – over 36 months of age, in milk
SECTION B: NIGERIAN DWARF
CLASSES:
6. Doe kid
7. Dry Yearling – 12 to 24 months, never freshened
8. Milking Yearling – 12 to 24 months, in milk
9. Two years – over 24 months of age and under 36 months of age, in milk
10. Three years and over – over 36 months of age, in milk
SECTION C: NUBIAN
CLASSES:
11. Doe kid
12. Dry Yearling – 12 to 24 months, never freshened
13. Milking Yearling – 12 to 24 months, in milk
14. Two years – over 24 months of age and under 36 months of age, in milk
15. Three years and over – over 36 months of age, in milk
SECTION D: AOP
CLASSES:
16. Doe kid
17. Dry Yearling – 12 to 24 months, never freshened
18. Milking Yearling – 12 to 24 months, in milk
19. Two years – over 24 months of age and under 36 months of age, in milk
20. Three years and over – over 36 months of age, in milk
SECTION E: GROUP CLASSES
CLASSES:
21. Get of Sire – Three (3) animals of the same sire. Need not be owned by the same exhibitor. Sire must be named on entry form.
22. Produce of Dam – Two (2) animals of the same dam. Dam must be named on entry form.
23. Breeders Trio – Three (3) does in milk, owned and bred by the exhibitor