Local Groups & Functions
The Sawyer County Fair is only possible through the support of volunteers, the community, groups and organizations that help create the fair into what it is. The fair enjoys giving support to those in return, letting groups and organizations use the fairground facilities for events and functions.
Sawyer County 4-HLocal youth having fun learning life skills from a vast array of projects and clubs throughout the years
Monthly Newsletter: click below |
Sawyer County Farm BureauPuts on the Sawyer County Dairy Breakfast every June.
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Sawyer County Market Animal Sale CommitteeMASC: Saturday August 25th 2018
1pm - Bidder Registration (Animal Barn) 1:30pm - Pie Auction (Animal Barn) 2pm - Market Animal Sale (Animal Barn) |
Youth Ride Nights
**Sawyer County Youth only
Sawyer County Fair Board would like to invite all youth between the ages of 8 and 18 to enjoy a an evening of horseback riding and community. The event will take place weekly on Tuesdays, beginning June 9th, from 5:30pm - 8pm. Please read through the following rules carefully to ensure that you arrive with everything that you will need to participate.
Due to the size of the holding corral and arena the number of youth riders will be capped at twenty (20). Riders are limited to one (1) horse per rider per night. Prior to entering the arena, a parent or guardian will be required to sign a waiver form releasing liability in the event of an injury. Parent or guardian must remain on the premises while youth is in the arena. In addition, prior to entering the arena, riders will be required present a current coggins.
All riders will be required to wear:
1. SEI approved helmets at all times while riding
2. Appropriate footwear, boots with a cut out heel at all times while handling horses.
(**No flip flops, tennis shoes, or open toed shoes are permitted)
3. Long pants
All horses will be required to have:
1. Saddle which fits horse and rider with stirrups, girth or cinch properly attached
(**Horses will be required to be ridden with an appropriate saddle at all times, no bareback or tandem riding allowed - youth
are required to ride their horse only)
2. Bridle with reins and bit
3. Any horses 5 years and older must be ridden in a shanked bit
Here are some basic rules and general riding practices while in the arena This list is in no way comprehensive, and at any time, if it is felt that a horse and/or rider is not riding safely or putting other youth in danger you may be asked to exit the arena:
1. All youth riders must demonstrate that they can ride safely in a group. Please remember to keep at least one (1) horse length between you and the horse in front of you.
2. All horses must be ridden in the same direction. Slower horses should ride closest to the rail. Please practice safety while moving out and passing another horse in front of you.
3. All youth should ride and handle their horse in a manner which keeps everyone else safe
4. Ride to the level of the least experienced or most timid rider in the arena
5. If someone is in trouble or falls off, all riders must stop immediately until rider has either existed the arena or remounted and is in control of their horse.
THANK YOU!
**Sawyer County Youth only
Sawyer County Fair Board would like to invite all youth between the ages of 8 and 18 to enjoy a an evening of horseback riding and community. The event will take place weekly on Tuesdays, beginning June 9th, from 5:30pm - 8pm. Please read through the following rules carefully to ensure that you arrive with everything that you will need to participate.
Due to the size of the holding corral and arena the number of youth riders will be capped at twenty (20). Riders are limited to one (1) horse per rider per night. Prior to entering the arena, a parent or guardian will be required to sign a waiver form releasing liability in the event of an injury. Parent or guardian must remain on the premises while youth is in the arena. In addition, prior to entering the arena, riders will be required present a current coggins.
All riders will be required to wear:
1. SEI approved helmets at all times while riding
2. Appropriate footwear, boots with a cut out heel at all times while handling horses.
(**No flip flops, tennis shoes, or open toed shoes are permitted)
3. Long pants
All horses will be required to have:
1. Saddle which fits horse and rider with stirrups, girth or cinch properly attached
(**Horses will be required to be ridden with an appropriate saddle at all times, no bareback or tandem riding allowed - youth
are required to ride their horse only)
2. Bridle with reins and bit
3. Any horses 5 years and older must be ridden in a shanked bit
Here are some basic rules and general riding practices while in the arena This list is in no way comprehensive, and at any time, if it is felt that a horse and/or rider is not riding safely or putting other youth in danger you may be asked to exit the arena:
1. All youth riders must demonstrate that they can ride safely in a group. Please remember to keep at least one (1) horse length between you and the horse in front of you.
2. All horses must be ridden in the same direction. Slower horses should ride closest to the rail. Please practice safety while moving out and passing another horse in front of you.
3. All youth should ride and handle their horse in a manner which keeps everyone else safe
4. Ride to the level of the least experienced or most timid rider in the arena
5. If someone is in trouble or falls off, all riders must stop immediately until rider has either existed the arena or remounted and is in control of their horse.
THANK YOU!
Recent News
Come join MASC and be a bidder this year. Support the kids and their hard efforts that they've put into this years livestock.
The excitement of the year is building up for 4-H kids as they get ready in these last few weeks with their projects and project animals to show off at our local fair. Best of luck to all the kids and hopefully their hard work will pay off with many blue ribbons.