For registering:
ONLINE ENTRIES STEP BY STEP, HOW TO GUIDE
Exhibitor: An individual exhibitor.
Quick Group = Individual exhibitors registering as a “quick group” create individual logins and are able to check out with one cart, at one time. After check out, these entries separate and show up as transactions under the individual login.
Team/Company = This allows you to register as a farm name/team/company instead of a “First, Last.”
****USE THIS FOR CLUB ENTRIES. Enter the 1 item, then put the child’s name in Description. Then, add similar item and add another child’s name. Repeat for all entries. It enters items as a club and the premium check is cut to the club, as a whole. For FFA teachers registering entire class entries, the students name will be placed in the description. For 4-H Club/Clover leaders, the kid’s name is in description.
Club/School = These are preset in the system with passwords, issued by the fair admin office. This is to log in and look at entries that were submitted with your club name associated.
****HELPFUL TIP: “Add Similar Entry” allows you to enter an item and click “add similar entry” to copy the exact same item again, enabling you to change the division, class it falls under. (This will make it easier to register the same animal for both 4-H/FFA and Open. Also a useful tool for FFA advisors entering 30 children for the same item.)
****IF a required field does not apply to you, please place “N/A” in the box. If you think the required field is an error, please email Karen, entries@thegreatfrederickfair.com so we can take a look and make the correction.
For assistance you may email your questions to Entries@thegreatfrederickfair.com, subject line “help!,” and we will respond as quickly as possible.
2019 Great Frederick Fair Results
4-H/FFA Livestock
4-H/FFA Building Entries
Livestock Open Entries
Farm & Garden Entries
Homemade Wines, Ciders and Mead-Honey Wines & Home Brew
Household Building Entries
2018 Great Frederick Fair Results
4-H/FFA Livestock
4-H/FFA Building Entries
Livestock Open Entries
Farm & Garden Entries
Homemade Wines, Ciders and Mead-Honey Wines & Home Brew
Household Building Entries
2017 Great Frederick Fair Results
4-H/FFA Livestock
4-H/FFA Building Entries
Livestock Open Entries
Farm & Garden Entries
Homemade Wines, Ciders and Mead-Honey Wines & Home Brew
Household Building Entries
2016 Great Frederick Fair Results
Open Class Dairy Shows 2016 Sunday
4-H/FFA Livestock
4-H/FFA Building
Open Livestock
Farm and Garden Building
Household Building
Antique Car Parade Results
- 1900-1920 – Donnie Jenkins, Frederick, MD: 1914 Model T Station Wagon
- 1921-1930 – Robin Notnagle, Frederick, MD: 1926 Chevy Touring Car
- 1931-1940 – Harold & Virginia DeNenno, Frederick, MD: 1940 Ford
- 1941-1950 – Denny Knill, Woodbine, MD: 1950 E 1 Ford Truck
- 1951-1960 – Darron Long, Damascus, MD: 1951 Chevrolet Styline Deluxe
- 1961-1970 – Douglas & Vonnie Crum, Frederick, MD: 1963 Ford Falcon Convertible
- 1971-1980 – JoAnne Rosenberger, Frederick, MD: 1972 Chevy Malibu
- 1980-1986 – Shelly Kraus, Potomac, MD: 1985 El Camino
- Best Appearing Large Vehicle – Danny Keller, Frederick, MD:
1978 Kenworth A-Model Truck
Car Clubs represented:
- Independent/no club
- AACA
- Antique Car Club of America
- FSK Car Club
- FBICC
- Sugar Loaf Mountain Region AACA
- Frederick Corvette Club
- Golden Gears
- MD Chevrolet Club
- SPAAMFAA
- Heart of Maryland Classic Chevy Club
- Mid Maryland Corsair Club
- 5MR
- Poor, Broke, Country Boy Club
- Clustered Spires British Car Club
There were 43 cars in the Parade this year. The 1991-1996 plaque was not used because we had no entries in that category.
The Great Frederick Fair is featuring its twenty-fifth annual Ruppert’s Landscape Contest as another way to show the diversity of agriculture in Frederick County. This program is dedicated to educating the public about landscaping within the agriculture industry as well as to promote the landscaping industry before an audience of 250,000 spectators. Various sites on the grounds have been designated to be temporarily beautified with landscape designs by both students and professional landscapers. Not only will these areas be greatly enhanced but, they will also provide ideas and educational information to spectators.
