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Annually providing the genetic power to accelerate progress.
Sire: STCC TECUMSEH 058J PB SM Dam: HCC0 COUNTESS 174F “948” MGS: WS PILGRIM H182U An incredible full sister to the $700,000 FRKG Alpha 311L that is a big league show heifer/donor prospect! Lot 1
Sire: STCC TECUMSEH 058J PB SM Dam: HCC0 COUNTESS 174F “948” MGS: WS PILGRIM H182U 3 direct daughters from the $2 Million+ producing “948” will highlight this year’s sale! Lot 2
Sire: FRKG CLASSIC 948K PB SM Dam: FRKG COUNTESS OF 948 1115L MGS: EC REBEL 165F This super soggy built donor prospect o ers two shots of the legendary “948” donor… she is bred for success! Lot 4
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Sire: FRKG VICTORY 78J PB SM Dam: VCL MISS 914G MGS: TL LEDGER This well-balanced daughter of the late FRKG Victory 78J is backed by a daughter of the $250,000 TL Ledger! Lot 16
Sire: FRKG ALPHA 311L PB SM Dam: FRKG DUCHESS OF 908 1105L MGS: SO REMEDY 7F Sired by the $700,000 FRKG Alpha 311L and raised by a rst calf heifer that is sired by the $530,000 SO Remedy 7F! Lot 18
Sire: FRKG CLASSIC 948K PB SM Dam: FRKG COUNTESS OF 923 1100L MGS: STCC TECUMSEH 058J
Here is a beautiful pro ling daughter of the $210,000 FRKG Classic 948K that is backed by a rst calf heifer!
Sire: FRKG ALPHA 311L PB SM Dam: JSUL MARY 8976F MGS: HPF QUANTUM LEAP Z952 One of the best EVER o ered at Hartman Cattle Company… Her dam is a daughter of the proli c JBSF Proud Mary! Lot 19
Sire: STCC TECUMSEH 058J PB SM Dam: MS PAY THE PRICE 96F MGS: SC PAY THE PRICE C11 A daughter of the $620,000 STCC Tecumseh 058J that is from a daughter of the 2016-2017 NWSS Grand Champion Bull! Lot 28
Sire: FRKG ALPHA 311L PB SM Dam: EVERHARTS FOXY MGS: MR HOC BROKER Here is a stunning maternal sister to Morgan Jackson’s 2024-2025 PTP Show Heifer of the Year, Everharts Brandy! Lot 29
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In addition to The Showtimes Magazine you are reading, The Showtimes also offers industry leading Social Media, Show Coverage, Photography, Video, Logo and Graphic Design, Catalogs and Stall Signs and Banners! We are already working on OKC and Denver Display Banners! Reach out today to get started on your next project! We wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving and a Merry Christmas! We are already busy working on our Jan/Feb 2026 Stock Show Edition that will go to OKC, Denver and Fort Worth! Be sure to contact us about advertising in the first issue of the new year! ● Good luck at the shows!
I can’t believe we are already going to print with the final issue of 2025! The Showtimes Nov/Dec 2025 Year End Edition brings to a close another year of The Showtimes. We appreciate each and everyone of our Advertisers and Subscribers that make The Showtimes what it is! Thank you for your continued support! This issue includes Show Results from the American Royal and other Fall Shows! It is also packed with Faces and Places from Kansas City! Plus, you don’t want to miss our new young Showtimes Hall of Fame member starting on page 70! One of the really neat things about The Showtimes Hall of Fame that differs from a normal Hall of Fame, is that we like to honor both young and old. There are people that have had incredible careers and done many great things in their lives. We also like to recognize the youth of today that excell with what they do while they are still showing or judging! This new Hall of Fame member does just that! This issue we are honored to once again have Griswold Cattle’s The Classic featured on the front cover. It is always a pleasure working with John and Jeannie Griswold and enjoy having their high quality cattle featured on our cover!
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The Showtimes is honored to be a Livestock Media Partner of the 2026 National Western Stock Show in Denver this coming January! Be sure to follow us on Social Media for the latest news and updates!
Blackout Jackpot returns March 12-15, 2026 at The Ranch in Loveland, Colorado! This two ring Steer and Heifer Show is fully powered by The Showtimes! Market Heifers will show as a breed within the Steer Show and compete for overall. We will also be holding our Blackout 10 Livestock Judging Contest on Friday, March 13th! Steer Judges will be Steve and Baylor Bonham and Shea and Krisha Geffert! The Heifer Show will be sorted by Dave Guyer and Jack Ward! Plus, we are excited to have Wes Allison and John Hinners as Showmanship Judges! Stay tuned for more information and be sure to stay up to date with the latest news at theshowtimesmagazine.com/blackout10! Look for our Official Blackout Jackpot 10 Show Merchandise this January!
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JAN/FEB 2026 STOCK SHOW EDITION We invite you to advertise in our upcoming Jan/Feb 2026 issue that goes to OKC, Denver and Fort Worth! Call Betty at 303-579-4032 or email theshowtimes@yahoo.com to reserve your ad today!
AMERICAN ROYAL SHOW CENTER VIDEOS The Showtimes released two new Show Center Videos from the 2026 American Royal in Kansas City! Be sure to watch both our Steer Show Video and our Breeding Show Videos online at theshowtimesmagazine.com or on our Facebook page! AMERICAN ROYAL SHOWTIMES BOOTH Thank you to everyone who stopped by our Showtimes Booth in Kansas City where we were the Official Media Partner of the American Royal!
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MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY OPPORTUNITY AND BE WISE.
with psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit. Sing and make music from your heart to the Lord, 20 always giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.” A few months ago, I had several friends going through big personal things. I’ve always considered myself someone they could count on for sound advice or just an understanding ear to listen. The part that I struggled with is where to draw the line on endless repeated topics and at what point it becomes too much that it takes away from my focus. I knew it was up to me to set boundaries and end the conversation, but I wanted to be there for them at the same time. I was starting to feel like it was dragging me down. I decided that instead of spending my time listening to the same thing over and over, I would spend more time studying the scripture and how it could help their situation. Instead of a two-hour phone call, I cut it down to fifteen minutes and followed it by sending an online sermon or some Bible verses that I thought might help. It felt like a weight was lifted off once I limited the time I spent listening to problems that I had no part in. I learned that I had to be diligent to control any negative energy and turn it into something that brings glory to God. There are only 24 hours in a day, so manage your time just like you’d manage that feed ration and make sure you’re maximizing your potential. ●
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know that what we feed them every day counts for something. We are disciplined when it comes to feeding them right and controlling every aspect of what goes into their system. Sometimes I wish it were that simple when it comes to controlling what we allow into our focus. Paul writes in Ephesians 5:15-20 “15 Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, 16 making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil. 17 Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the Lord’s will is. 18 Do not get drunk on wine, which leads to debauchery. Instead, be filled with the Spirit, 19 speaking to one another
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B C R CAUGHT LOOKIN M102 | PB SM Sire: RP/BCR EMINENCE H005 | Dam: B C R CAUGHT LOOKIN F314 M102 is one of the premier bred heifers EVER o ered at Buck Creek Ranch. Sired by the tried-and-true RP/BCR Eminence H005 and backed by the legendary U118L matriarch! AI BRED 4/16/25 TO THSF LOVER BOY B33
B C R ELEGANT BONNIE M086 | PB SM Sire: OMF EPIC E27 | Dam: B C R ELEGANT BONNIE 512K M086 is a massive bodied, stout featured, ultra-complete Purebred Simmental female that is supported by the iconic
B C R BLACKBIRD 017M | ANGUS Sire: GCC MONEY EARNED 852E | Dam: FCF YF BLACKBIRD 960 An incredibly powerful Angus brood cow/donor prospect that is supported by the legendary ALL PVF Blackbird 645 matron, one of the most in uential donors in the business! AI BRED 4/16/25 TO THSF LOVER BOY B33
JAS Jestress 9015 donor dam at C&C Farms! AI BRED 4/16/25 TO THSF LOVER BOY B33
B C R SARA M009 | PB SM Sire: RECKONING 711F | Dam: B C R SARA G034
B C R ALLEY M070 | PB SM Sire: B C R PERFECT VISION | Dam: B C R ALLEY GO92 M070 is supported by a pedigree that is lined with purple. This B C R Perfect Vision daughter traces to the in uence of the immortal WHF/PRS/HPF Alley 247Y! AI BRED 4/16/25 TO THSF LOVER BOY B33
B C R TIME TO SHINE M078 | PB SM Sire: THSF LOVER BOY B33 | Dam: B C R TIME TO SHINE K063 The most dynamic o ering of bred heifers that we have ever o ered at Buck Creek Ranch. M078 is backed by the famed “Time To Shine” cow family! AI BRED 4/16/25 TO 2/F JWC UNASSISTED 675K
Here is an impeccably balanced daughter of the National Champion, Reckoning 711F. M009 is supported by the strong maternal in uence of the CBAR BD Sara 927W cow family! AI BRED 4/17/25 TO THSF LOVER BOY B33
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LIVE AUCTION SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21ST 5:00 P.M. E.S.T. | at the farm | Hagerstown, Indiana Donors, Proven Cows, Bred Heifers and a select group of Open Females will sell Live at the Schaeffer Show Cattle Sale Facility. Managed by Innovation Ag Marketing
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Multiple lots of SEXED HEIFER and MALE Eggs will be featured including full sib eggs to the Reserve Grand Champion Steer in Tulsa (pictured).
JMSC REVLON 408M PB Simmental / Revelation X Uno Mas
Genetics will be featured out of this new Supreme Champion Female at the 2025 American Royal!!
CORE ANNIE LU 230K 24 Karat X 4472
Dominant genetics from this many time champion will be featured! Averaged over $30,000 in her 2025 calf crop!
OAKP QUEEN M532 Angus / Style X 138J
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My name is Beau Ann Graves, and I am a senior at Chillicothe High School in Chillicothe, Missouri. I have been fortunate to grow up deeply rooted in agriculture as the fourth generation on my family’s show cattle operation, Graves Cattle Company. Life on our operation has been the foundation of my values, work ethic, and passion for the livestock industry. My parents, Preston and Samantha Graves, introduced me to livestock at an early age. I began showing pigs but quickly discovered my true passion in cattle. Some of my favorite moments are spent walking through sale pens with my family, talking about livestock, and the fine details that make each animal unique. As I became more involved in showing, I was drawn to livestock judging. What began with a few local contests here and there soon grew into a lifelong passion after competing in my first national contest at the Junior National Hereford Expo—at just 10 years old. A defining moment came when I joined the Clinton County 4-H Livestock Judging Team. Though having been to less contests than some of my talented teammates, my coaches, Cody Sloan and Shane Bedwell, encouraged me to push myself and strive to do my best. Under their guidance, I learned the fundamentals of evaluating breeding and market animals and developed the skills to deliver oral reasons confidently. Before long, I was competing at the National 4-H Livestock Judging Contest in Louisville, Kentucky. That experience led my team and I to earn a trip to the Royal Highland Show in Scotland this past summer, where we had the incredible honor
of representing the United States on the international stage. With spring approaching, it was finally time to start preparing for FFA livestock judging contests. I had looked forward to the year I could compete on the livestock team for as long as I’d been in FFA. Our advisor began the season by having us write down our goals so we’d have something to work toward. After several contests came and went, it was suddenly time for the Missouri State FFA Contest in Columbia. We could hardly believe it had arrived so quickly. After a long day of competition, we got the news that we were headed to the American Royal to compete on the national level. We were beyond excited and ready for the high-quality contest. As they started to announce this year’s Top 10 individuals in the FFA division, my heart started to race. Nerves began to build, and my mind went a hundred miles an hour. Countless words could describe the emotions I felt in that moment at this year’s American Royal, but one stands out above all others: humbling. When I heard my name called as the High Individual at the 126th American Royal, I was truly left speechless. For a moment, everything around me seemed to stop. It’s unbelievable to realize that this 17 year old from a small town in Missouri was able to achieve such a goal. I looked around the room and saw the faces of the people who have supported me since day one—coaches who guided me, the friends who encouraged me, and my family
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standing by my side through every contest and challenge along the way. I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to those who have shaped me into the livestock evaluator I am today—my 4-H team coaches, Cody Sloan and Shane Bedwell, and my FFA advisor, Lance Martin. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to be part of such an incredible team, one that opened countless doors for my future. Your guidance, support, and dedication have been instrumental in my success. You taught me to believe in myself, even in difficult moments, and continually pushed me to strive for excellence. I will never forget the long van rides to workouts and contests, the words of encouragement, and the memories made with all of you and the team. Lastly, I must give thanks to the one who made all of this possible—God. Without His steadfast guidance, love, and care, I would not be where I am today. On the back of my steno, I keep a verse that reminds me to stay faithful, especially in moments of doubt: Mark 9:23 — “Everything is possible for he who believes.” This verse serves as a daily reminder that the Lord not only guides us but also encourages us to keep believing, for with faith, anything is possible. As I reflect on my final youth contest, I can confidently say that this year’s American Royal will remain one of the most meaningful, humbling, and unforgettable experiences of my life. I am filled with immense gratitude for every opportunity and memory that has led me to this point. My journey is just beginning, and I look forward to seeing what the next chapter holds. ●
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Jim Williams July 2009
Wayne Colette September 2009
Christy Collins March 2010
Randy Daniel September 2010
Bauman Family November 2011
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Phil Lautner July 2009
Steve Bonham January 2010
Kirk Stierwalt July 2010
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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.
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Matt Lautner March 2012
Each issue of The Showtimes Magazine we induct new Hall of Fame members! These individuals are industry lead- ers. From show- men, breeders, business owners and judges, to an announcer, auctioneer and livestock show, the Hall of Fame represents excel- lence. It is a group of individuals that make a difference
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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
Caldwell Family March 2013
Scott Schaake January 2014
Deb Miller September 2014
Baylor Bonham July 2015
Stewart Family May 2016
Steve Gabel January 2017
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Gib Yardley March 2014
Tracy Goretska January 2015
Don Greiman September 2015
Maddy Udell July 2016
Teri Barber March 2017
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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
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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
Wade Rodgers August 2017
Aegerter Family March 2018
Becca Moore September 2018
Blake Nelson August 2019
Jirl & Brenda Buck March 2020
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Jack Ragsdale November 2018
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Walker Family May 2018
PD Miller January 2019
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Linde Sutherly August 2020
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