161th Annual Acton Fair Horse Show SUNDAY August 30th, 2026 @ 8:30am Acton Fair Showgrounds
Show Officials
Manager: Anne Kozloff Secretary: Amy Roberts Judge : TBD Veterinarian On Call: TBD Medical Service: Call 911 Email: Fenderson farm@yahoo.com
Un-judged warm-ups from 7am-8:15 am in the show ring. Classes will begin promptly at 8:30 A.M.
SHOW RULES: Printable Rules
- No horse may enter a class unless an entry blank has been completed, fees paid, and number assigned.***Note: Any returned checks will be subject to a $25 returned check fee, in addition to the amount of the check and any bank fees incurred.
Entry fees will be as follows: Entry Form * $10 per regular Class * $35 for all Games(*single cost to participate in any/all classes 26-34) * $10 Grounds/Office Fee per Entry * Entries will close on Wed, Aug 26th, 2026. * Entries received after Aug 26th will be charged a $10 Post Entry Fee
- Show Ring is a natural grass ring. Small separate warm-up/lunging area will be available
- Food will be available on the grounds. Lunch break, if any, will be announced.
- No refunds unless you have a note from the veterinarian or medical doctor.
- No dogs allowed on the grounds unless leashed and kept away from the ring.
- Warm-up will be held from 7:00a-8:15a in the show ring. No more than 4 riders at a time in the show ring warm-up. Trainers limited to 4 riders and up to 5 minutes overall in the warm-up. Classes begin promptly at 8:30 am.
- Six ribbons will be awarded in all classes. Classes may be split as deemed necessary by show staff.
- 4H classes are open to current/active 4H Members from Maine or New Hampshire
- Proof of current negative Coggins and Rabies are required (For in-state horses, dated within 36 months of show date. For out-of-state horses, dated within 6 months of show date)
- ALL Riders must wear an ASTM Approved Helmet anytime mounted.
Show Management reserves the right to refuse any entry or request the removal of any entry or person on the grounds without being liable.
WARNING: Under Maine State Law, an equine professional has limited liability for an injury or death resulting from the inherent risks of any equine activities.