Son Of A Buck Show, LLC

Arrival time and check-in: Exhibitors and vendors may arrive as early as 10am on Thursday, April 20th. All

entries will need to be checked in between 7:30pm and 9pm Friday April 21th or 7:00 and 7:45am on Saturday, April 22rd. Show will start at 8am on the 22nd.

Jr Breeds sanctioned and order of breeds: Alpine, Lamancha, Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian, Recorded Grade, Saanen, Toggenburg and AOP (Guernsey, Oberhasli, Sable). The order may be changed up to the day of the show.

Combined Jr & Sr Breeds sanctioned and order of breeds: Alpine, Guernsey, Lamancha, Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian, Oberhasli, Recorded Grade, Saanen, Sable, Toggenburg. The order may be changed up to the day of the show.

Schedule:

Saturday – 8am - Combined Jr. & Sr. Doe show (Rings 1, 2, & 3)

Saturday – 2pm or 30 mins after the end of the Combined Doe show – Jr Doe Show (Rings 1, 2,  & 3)

Date to compute age: April 22, 2023

Junior Classes: 

J1- Junior Class 1 - Born On or After March 1, 2023

J2- Junior Class 2 -  Born Dec 1, 2022 to Feb 28, 2023

J3- Junior Class 3 -  Born Sept 1, 2022 to November 30, 2022

J4- Junior Class 4 - Born April 22, 2022 to August 31,2022

J5 - Junior Dry Yearling - Born April 23, 2021 to April 21, 2022

Junior Grand Champion and Reserve Champion

Combined Jr. & Sr. Doe Classes

Y1 - Juniors (any doe not freshened under age 2 years)

M1- Doe 1 year and under 2 years

M2- Doe 2 years and under 3 years

M3- Doe 3 years and under 4 years

M4 – Doe 4 years and under 5 years

M5 – Doe 5 years and older

Grand Champion and Reserve Champion

CC- Champion Challenge

Best Doe in Show

Combined Show:  The Jrs and Srs arent separately sanctioned.  

Jr Show:  There is a separately sanctioned Jr Show,

Welcome to the Son of a Buck show (SOBS): The Doe-Nut Edition, put on by Cheri Peraino, held at Whispering Wishes Event Center! We are very pleased to host everyone at a fine facility in the heart of Virginia. Pens will be available or you may show out of your trailer :)

There are electrical outlets for clippers or other essential show items (ie, not refrigerators, microwaves, etc.) but please bring extension cords. 

Early entry fees are as follows (received on or by April 10th): $5.00 per Doe per ring.  

Late entry fees are as follows (received after April 10th):  $6.00 per Doe per ring.  

Unlimited Entries in all 6 Rings - $150 - Does NOT include pens.  MUST ENTER BY APRIL 10!!!

Pen Fee: $5 a Pen. Please bring your own Straw or Shavings.  You DO NOT need to clean up your pens!!!  Please help us out by not leaving a mess (like trash) :)  We will have 6x6 Chain link pens set up near the ND ring, and 8x10 tube-style pens setup for the standard size goats.

**Please note:  We have a sponsor for Permanent Champion who show in the CC class!!!!  So any Permanent Champion who shows in Champion Challenge has their entry fee covered!!!!!  YAY for sponsors!!!!!

You may show out of your trailer for no additional fee.  You may bring your own pens to set up around your trailer.  Just please clean up any mess :)

PayPal payments can be made to sonofabuckshow@gmail.com or by mail with check or

money order to:

Son of a Buck Show 

10621 Thompkins Ln 

Amelia, VA 23002

This show is sanctioned by ADGA and its rules shall govern. Only ADGA and AGS registered, recorded

or applied for (if under 6 months of age) animals may be shown in an official show. The original certificate or a stamped duplicate is acceptable must be shown to the secretary before the show begins. No copies, telegrams or telephone calls are acceptable.

All animals entering the show grounds must be healthy. For out-of-state animals, health certificates are

required and all state guidelines must be followed.   A health check of all animals will be made on the grounds by the show committee. When you sign the release required on the entry form, you agree to abide by the decision of the show officials.

All animals must be checked in prior to the show starting. If your animal is awarded a GCH or RCH, you must have your papers ready for immediate viewing by the judges. Please cooperate with this and bring all papers to ringside when you come up to show! There will be a table for herdbooks between the two rings. Please verify all information on the official show sheet before signing.

Since there may be spectators, please (as you would during the State Fair) keep all valuables and medications

out of sight. Spectators will appreciate having hand sanitizer available; children love to pet the goats!

SOBS is not responsible for losses, injury or accidents incurred before, during or after the show.

SOBS Officials have the responsibility for enforcing rules, maintaining standards, and solving problems that

may arise during this event.

SOBS strongly recommends that exhibitors wear “whites” when showing their goats. This show is open to the

public, so let’s put our best hoof forward!

Overnight parking is allowed, and restrooms are available on site. We hope to have food vendors available,

and will keep everyone posted on our Facebook page as those plans solidify. If for whatever reason you

cannot come, please notify us ASAP. 

Dogs must be restrained at all times. No dogs are allowed to be loose in the barns or on the grounds. If your

dog is loud or disturbs the other exhibitors, you will be asked to remove it. Please respect these rules.

Please help us make this a great show that we can put on year after year! Tell your friends, neighbors, and

family! We want to make this show a success for all involved. Looking forward to seeing everyone!!!!!