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CAMPBELLS NEXT GEN PB Maine-Anjou | AMAA# 564697 One For All X Daddy’s Money | SEMEN: $100/ unit Owned with City View Farms, Michael Kinna & Bridwell Genetics

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BMW ON CUE 9.99% Chi | ACA# 431008 Onset X Maternal Made | SEMEN: $100/ unit Owned with Winegardner-Kingamen & Coor Cattle

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This issue marks number 107 for The Showtimes. In 2007, when I was 15 years old we printed our very first issue. As a freshman in High School with a 32-page magazine, I had no idea what the future had in store. Over the last 19 years, while genetics and design styles have changed, the basics have remained the same. The people, the ambitions that drive us and the importance of print advertising. One thing that has always fascinated me with The Showtimes at shows, is watching who picks up the magazine. Everyone from a six-year- old child to an eighty-year-old will pick up a copy and thumb through the pages. Beyond that, they take them with them when they leave! Why is that? In a fast paced, technology thriving world, there is something real about holding something tangible in your hands. Sitting in the stands or on a tack box, looking at cattle and reading a magazine. It doesn’t get more real than that! Studies have proven that 82% of customers believe print advertisements more when buying and over 80% of customers respond to traditional print marketing compared to just 45% with digital ads. When you combine print with digital marketing, it increases the effectiveness by 400%! Throwing the

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result. When my brother, sister and I decided to start The Showtimes, we had a dream to contribute something great to this industry. To every advertiser in this issue - to every individual that wrote a special feature – to every exhibitor and show that has given us the opportunity to showcase and cover their event… thank you for making our dream a reality! We look forward to seeing everyone at our Blackout Jackpot this month, to working on your marketing projects, to gearing up for Junior Nationals this Summer and to adding The Showtimes Effect to the livestock industry for years to come!

NEXT ISSUE MAY/JUNE 2026 JR. NATIONAL EDITION

LISA REID OWNER / EDITOR

3/4 MAINE | ACT BW 75

G - he maternal power of this pedigree is unmatched com- bining B571 with what we consider one of the very best Garth x Boston daughters we have ever raised, that is a bold statement with full sisters to 444J averaging over $100,000 in past Classics. From the time he was born Mission Statement has stood out, big boned, big topped, and big scrotaled, all traits that as pro- ducers we should demand. You love him as much on the pro- file as you do from the rear view, balance, huge rib cage and the underline you wish you could stamp on your calf crop. There is power in this pedigree! The potential for the bred females this bull will produce is huge, he is a cow maker! GENERATIONS OF POWERFUL PEDIGREES Tried & true maternal, proven power MISSION Statement GCC DIXIE ERICA B571 GCC BELMONT J420 BNWZ DATA BANK 1311C ET AMAA 560458 BOE GARTH GCC MISS BEACON HILL 444J ET GCC MISS BOSTON 5501C2 w w w . g r i s w o l d c a t t l e . c o m OFFICE: 405-372-3300 Owned with Oakley Farms

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Griswold cattle THE SIRES OF a dIFFEREnT kInd OF pOwER

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W/C BET ON RED 481H W/C ANGEL 7113E ASA # 4155667 PB SIMMENTAL MR HOC BROKER JS BLACK SATIN 9B JS FLIRT A-WAY 59Y

Owned w/ Haugh Cattle, Schaeffer Cattle, Maple Lane Farms, St Germain Simmentals

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Power in the pedigree, big topped, big footed, big nut- ted, and big time good. He’s the perfect size with all the right parts in all the right places. The calves are on the ground, no matter what sector of the industry you are in, On the Run is the

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right kind. He is flat out making the great ones, but even better he’s mak- ing them consistently.

BW: 74 WW: 832 YW: 1289 ASA # 4325400 • PB Simmental TL On The Run 106K SECOND CHANCE 601H x EC COUNTESS 283F

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Calving ease with Power when quality counts

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Owned by Griswold Cattle,Maple Lane Farms & Haugh Simmentals

NIGHT GCC Owl Griswold Cattle Office (405) 372-3300 ACT BW 61 | ADJ WW 827 | SCROTAL 38 | ACT REA 19.1 | %IMF 6.63

He’s a unicorn that is still the cowman’s kind of bull: rugged, with bone and substance, power, and design. He is sired by one of the hottest Simmental sires in the nation and he’s fixing to set the world on fire. CED of 16, BW of -1.9 and an $API of 169! Not to mention his MARB is also in the top 10% of the breed! His scan data reflects a 19in REA and 6.63 IMF— you don’t find cattle that look like this with a number profile that reads like Night Owl’s.

WLE COPACETIC E02 ROCKING P PRIVATE STOCK H010 RP/MP BUILT TO LOVE A021 IR IMPERIAL D948 BAR CK MS D948 9024G BAR CK MS 1006X 6266D ASA# 4284092 PB Simmental

REFLECTION REFLECTION UNIQUE, WITH STYLE, EYE APPEAL, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY.....CONSISTENCY. KABG STRT

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“Don’t wait for opportunity, create it.”

You have seen 960 splashed across the Pulse as her progeny sweeps the steer rings and bring in the high 5 figures on multiple calves. A maternal brother to Reflec - tion was slapped Grand at Kansas City, and Grand at Denver. Now add a different twist on things and bring a more maternal line of cattle into the equation! In walks Reflection, he’s bold made, big topped, baldy faced and flat out SWEET, consistency is key in this game, if you want cattle that have that “extra look” and the proven cow power on the bottom side you better look long and hard. The calves are here, they are good, they are solid, they are the money making kind.

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New Decade x Daddy’s Money 5/8 MAINE MA# 537079 BW: 77 WW: 736

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PRIME TIME KBSC NEW DECADE 686 KBSC CHK 035X AMAA# 535581 K&A PROMISE KEEPER DADDY’S MONEY 55Z K&A FOREVER LADY 677D ET K&A FOREVER LADY 849U

Promise Keeper is the kind to make a carbon copy of time and again, he’s flat out good cattle. With the proven ma - ternal power of Daddy’s Money on the bottom side and one of the best cow families ever owned by K&A the poten - tial to what PROMISE KEEPER can do for your program is limitless. The calves are on the ground, in bid off sales this fall and they are consistently good!

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Lead don’t Follow

BELMONT GCC Belmont Progeny Owned w/ Skyline Farms

elmont is the bull that the Maine breed needs, he is functional, powerful, and comes from a female that isn’t just a fluff ball, she’s a powerhouse, backed by generations of donors and powerful made individuals. Belmont is a Data Bank x B571 (Hard Whiskey) she hails from the great 673R, a direct daughter of OCC 816B a full sister to OCC Emblazon, arguably the greatest cow family to ever walk. He isn’t a freak, he’s flat out good cattle, and he has proven his offspring are following in the family tradition. He has sired sale toppers, herd bulls, and replacement females that will take programs to the next level. Bet your money on proven, on consistent pedigrees, on progress, bet on Belmont

BBBN X2 201X BNWZ DATA BANK 1311C BNWZ CALYPSO 28Y

AMAA 531446 | 3/4 MAINE

MINN HARD WHISKEY 591Y

GCC DIXIE ERICA B571

GCC DIXIE ERICA 731W

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BREED 1/4 MAINE 8% CHI | BW 89 MATERNAL MADE X PLAT SPLASH 505C (MONOPOLY) SIMON says May Cattle Faris Simon Jim Hyer Griswold Cattle // // // ‘‘

aternal Made, a bull that can’t be replicated but we feel like we have found a son who has the potential to

shake up the maternal side of steer producing females. The bottom side is deep in powerful genetics, his dam 53S has raised as many great ones as any cow in the industry. The more times you can add a dose of a powerful female on the bottom side the more likelihood of consisten- cy shining through your calf crop and Simon Says does just that. How do you pattern any prettier of a cow that 53S, the next question is how do you make one any more consistent? With progeny averaging between $10,000 to $40,000 she has proved time and again that she doesn’t just make the good ones, she makes the great ones. The Maternal Made females are on fire and Simon Says just adds one more powerhouse cow to the equation.

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NWSS Above the Champion Junior Steer Drive in Denver!

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NWSS In the historic Denver Coliseum, Judge Dan Hoge selects KayLee Landgord’s Angus

as the Supreme Champion Junior Heifer!

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FWSS Judge Frank Ward selects Caiman Cody’s Steer Grand Champion in Fort Worth during the Grand Drive!

Photo by: Field Fotos

By Lauren Wottlin, Ph.D.

New SenseHub ® Cow Calf assists with reproductive efficiency, monitors cow herd

Monitoring for well-being The system provides continuous monitoring of herd activity and rumination through an ear-mounted accelerometer. Real-time data allows for early detection of behaviors that may suggest health issues, enabling prompt intervention. Convenient alerts are delivered to smartphones, tablets or desktop computers, saving producers time and providing peace of mind. LED-lighted ear tags help easily identify animals flagged by the system. SenseHub software provides customizable reports and dashboards to meet each operation’s needs and integrates with various cattle management platforms, providing actionable insights related to estrus, health and nutrition. The system is easy to install and maintain. The time from placing an order to actively detecting heats is five to six weeks.

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New SenseHub® Cow Calf helps detect estrus, determine ideal insemination windows and uncover reproductive issues faster, all while monitoring for well-being.

By continuously monitoring each cow or heifer, the system helps to identify when an animal is in estrus, allowing for insemination at the best time to optimize conception rates and minimize calving intervals. SenseHub Cow Calf also can help detect a heifer or cow that didn’t conceive at approximately 21 days post breeding. It also reports anestrus animals, making it easier to spot those with irregular cycles.

For more information, visit SenseHub-CowCalf.com

By Lauren Wottlin, Ph.D., R&D manager with Merck Animal Health

1. Perry, George. Detection of standing estrus in cattle. South Dakota State University. 2004. FS921B. SenseHub Cow Calf is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease in animals. For the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of diseases in animals, you should consult your veterinarian. The accuracy of the data collected and presented through this product is not intended to match that of medical devices or scientific measurement devices.

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A NEW APPROACH TO BREEDING SUCCESS SenseHub® Cow Calf provides 24/7 monitoring to collect data and insights you can use to make decisions on your herd’s reproduction, well-being and productivity. • Heat detection – Use data to determine the ideal insemination window for greater breeding confidence • Monitor more – Generate a variety of reports, including pregnancy probability, and keep track of essential metrics • Backed by Merck Animal Health – Trust in SenseHub’s proven monitoring track record, along with training and technical support from experts

Learn more at SenseHub-CowCalf.com or call (608) 237-3170.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease in animals. For the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of disease in animals, you should consult your veterinarian. The accuracy of the data collected and presented through this product is not intended to match that of medical devices or scientific measurement devices. MAHCattle.com • 800-521-5767 © 2024 Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway, NJ USA, and its affiliates. All rights reserved. US-SHB-240800016

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LACI SCHRADER Thank you so much for the amazing banners and signs! We appreciate you so much! LAUREN STRAKA Showtimes always captures our greatest moments! PACEY MCINTYRE I just wanted to reach out and thank you guys for an awesome week up in Denver! I had the best time and it really meant the world to me Thank you Showtimes! Your talent for always capturing moments that mean the world to our family, never ceases to amaze me! Our industry is lucky to have you all!! BLAKE BLOOMBERG You are all the best. Wonderful cover [of Denver]. Thank you. DON MACLENNAN Keep up the good work. You guys are awesome! AFTYN KAWCAK that we got to know all of you! JONNA STROMBERGER I wanted to thank you again for the opportunity to intern under you at the National Western Stock Show. It has been an honor and immense amount of fun... The three of you are such an inspiring group of individuals. REAGAN AMOS Thank you for the opportunity to work with you at the National Western Stock Show...It was a privilege to work alongside your family and see the dedication and hard work that goes into everything you do. BROOKE CONOVER Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to be an intern for you! I created some of the best memories and relationships I will hold close to my heart for a long time! LACEY KAYLOR Thank you isn’t enough for all of the pictures and coverage you have posted. I would have missed so many of these moments if it weren’t for you guys behind the lens! KATIE WELLS All the goosebumps and tears again reliving this [NWSS Show Center]! The Showtimes truly are the best!

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NEW MEMBER MARCH 2026

HALL OF FAME

More than just a cattleman, Roger Tuell has been a constant in the livestock industry for over eighty years. As a young man he was drafted into the United States Army. He was stationed in Fort Benning, Georgia after basic training in Missouri and aircraft mechanic school in Virigina. To get a leave to help his family (of which he was one of five brothers) at home grow wheat, wean calves and other necessary work, he had to get special permission from a congressman. When he was able to come home for good, he partnered with his dad on Tuell Cattle based in Eckley, Colorado. Following the death of his father, Roger partnered with his oldest son, Trevor, who had previously served

as the CEO of the Colorado Livestock Association. Roger ran both Tuell Cattle and Tuelland. For over 75 years he lived at the same address. Throughout the years, Roger did not just stick to work at home. He was an active part of the National Western Stock Show where he served in various roles including Superintendent of the Fed Beef Contest and Carload Commercial Heifer Shows. Since 1950, he has only missed two Denver’s – one when he was in the Army and the other when his daughter was born. Outside of the National Western, he served as the Beef Superintendent for a year at the Weld County Fair, fit cattle for other people and was even invited

to compete in the Carload contest in Fort Worth - even though he was not from Texas. Roger has always held a love for the livestock judging arena. When his son, Trevor, was in college, he had his judging team come to their feedlot to practice on the way to the Denver contest. That quickly grew to 25-30 teams visiting Tuell Cattle. After the warmups, Roger would then haul classes that they had not seen to Denver for the National Western contest. Over the years, Roger has served as an official at the National Western and North American National Judging Contests. When the Showtimes introduced The Blackout

Livestock Judging Contest in 2015, Roger was their number one choice to head up the contest. Brian, Laurie and Lisa Reid – owners of The Showtimes – grew up giving reasons to Roger at contests and always saw him ringside and State and National shows. They consider both Roger and his wife Lyndell dear friends. Roger’s knowledge and love for the industry have been instrumental in making the Blackout contest what it is today. A cattleman and a Veteran, Roger Tuell has been a driving force within our industry. ●

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Kent Habeger March 2009

Jim Williams July 2009

Wayne Colette September 2009

Christy Collins March 2010

Randy Daniel September 2010

Bauman Family November 2011

Ky Stierwalt March 2009

Phil Lautner July 2009

Steve Bonham January 2010

Kirk Stierwalt July 2010

John Sullivan January 2011

Mark Sneed January 2012

Bob May March 2011

Matt Lautner March 2012

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Schnoor Sisters May 2011

Mike Hartman May 2012

Dan Hoge August 2011

James & Nick Sullivan July 2012

 Each issue of The Showtimes Magazine we induct new Hall of Fame members! These individuals are industry leaders. From showmen, breeders, business owners and judges, to an announcer, auctioneer and livestock show, the Hall of Fame represents excellence. It is a group of individuals that make a difference in our industry. We have had an overwhelming response to our Hall of Fame since it was started in March 2009! We always welcome nominations for our Hall of Fame. If you would like to nominate someone for our Hall of Fame, please email us at theshowtimes@yahoo.com.

American Royal October 2011

Dave Guyer September 2012

Bo Sanders November 2012

Faber Family September 2013

Nick Reimann May 2014

Brandon Callis March 2015

John & Jeannie Griswold July 2015

Jerrod Arthur July 2016

Jack Ward January 2013

Eugene Ritchey November 2013

Pearl Walthall May 2014

Kyla Fawcett May 2015

Jensen Family January 2016

Cindy Cagwin-Johnston September 2016

Willoughby Family March 2013

Robert Funk January 2014

Brock May July 2014

Jason Hoffman May 2015

Horn Family March 2016

Alan Miller November 2016

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Caldwell Family March 2013

Scott Schaake January 2014

Deb Miller September 2014

Baylor Bonham July 2015

Stewart Family May 2016

Steve Gabel January 2017

Winegardner Family May 2013

Mark & Deb Core March 2014

Cherry Knoll Farm November 2014

Bailey Buck July 2025

Kendall Bremer July 2016

Travis & Jill Otterstad January 2017

Ron & Becky Thompson July 2013

Gib Yardley March 2014

Tracy Goretska January 2015

Don Greiman September 2015

Maddy Udell July 2016

Teri Barber March 2017

Loren & Maureen Broad March 2017

Stephanie Steck November 2017

Sara Sullivan August 2018

Allan Family January 2019

Jerry McPeak November 2019

Schrag Family August 2020

Lindsey Broek May 2017

Charles W. Herbster November 2017

Dave Duello August 2018

Mark Hoge March 2019

Elmore Family January 2020

Lazy JB Angus September 2020

Amy Cowan May 2017

Mikala Grady January 2018

Pembrook Cattle Co. September 2018

Kent Jaecke May 2019

Kassidy Bremer January 2020

Ashley Wagner & Jessie Schlipf January 2020

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Wade Rodgers August 2017

Aegerter Family March 2018

Becca Moore September 2018

Blake Nelson August 2019

Jirl & Brenda Buck March 2020

Conley Cattle November 2020

Smith Family August 2017

Chadwick Folger May 2018

Jack Ragsdale November 2018

Clanton Family September 2019

Effling Family May 2020

Parke & Hatmaker Family November 2020

Shane Bedwell September 2017

Walker Family May 2018

PD Miller January 2019

Matt Gunderson November 2019

Linde Sutherly August 2020

Graham Blagg January 2021

Vickland Family January 2021

Chris Mullinix November 2021

Guyer Girls Lucy, Ashtin & Nalaney August 2022

Scotten Family January 2023

Shane & Tonya Meier March 2021

Randy Mullinix November 2021

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Jim Kelley January 2023

Sankey's 6N Ranch Chris & Sharee Sankey May 2021

Ratliff Family January 2022

Bruce Suddeth September 2022

Blind Badger Ranch March 2023

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Middleswarth Family May 2021

Jack Stoltz March 2022

Lemenager Family September 2022

Brian Fox March 2023

Charles & Heidi Anderson August 2021

Bobby & Mandi Maddox May 2022

Krisha Geffert November 2022

Hayden Schroeder March 2023

Blake & Wravenna Bloomberg September 2021

Jim Bloomberg Family August 2022

Megan Blankenship November 2022

Jennifer Poad May 2023

Tar Tut May 2023

Frye Family January 2024

Tim Schaeffer September 2024

Jess Recknor August 2025

Jeff Paulsen August 2023

Bayer Family March 2024

Wes & Nicole Horn November 2024

John Choate September 2025

Ryan Rathmann August 2023

RJ Cattle Co. May 2024

Adam Pryor January 2025

Beau Ann Graves November 2025

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Mike Pallas September 2023

Beth Ann McDermott August 2024

Cates Family March 2025

Chase Harker January 2026

Tyler “Lil Bob” Overby November 2023

Tlach Family August 2024

Jones Show Cattle May 2025

Clark Family January 2024

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Larry Wilson August 2025

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