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STECK WSCC Chelsie HC 114J Res. Grand Champion Shorthorn Female, 2022 American Royal sire. Hot Commodity dam. Chelsie 210Z Full sib sells 11/25 on Divas & Donors The Exclusive Sale in Dixion, Illinois. WSCC STECK MISS BOSTON Res. National Champion Maine-Anjou Female, 2022 American Royal sire. Gronc dam. Miss Boston Sold private treaty fall 2022.
WSCC STECK ACE PR 104J Grand Champion Chianina Female, 2022 American Royal, Open & Jr sire. Primo dam. Ace 323H Offering elite Chianina heifers private treaty & in our December The Elite Commitment Sale on Steerbidder.com
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lot 1 | 1/2/22 | PB SM Sire: JUSTIFIED Dam: PERFECT ANGEL 58H Dam was the 2021 IN Stock Show Supreme Champion!
lot 2 | 1/4/22 | PB SM Sire: PROFIT Dam: ANGEL 1B Full sister to 2018-2019 Triple Crown Winner, Mari 785E!
lot 9 | 3/5/22 | PB SM Sire: SO REMEDY 7F Dam: HCC0 COUNTESS 174F "948" Maternal sister to several past sale highlights!
lot 18 | 1/10/22 | PB SM Sire: VCL SCREENSHOT 913G Dam: VCL COUNTESS 255F "MILLIE" Dam is the $70,000 full sister to VCL Foresight!
lot 24 | 3/7/22 | PB SM Sire: SO REMEDY 7F Dam: ACLL FIREFLY 86G Dam is a daughter of the $100,000, Firefly 311A, 2014 American Royal Grand Champion!
lot 27 | 3/28/22 | PB SM Sire: SO REMEDY 7F Dam: 4/B MISS RELENTLESS 217G Dam is a full sister to the $280,000, 4/B Miss Honey Butter 08J!
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lot 28 | 1/23/22 | PB SM Sire: SO REMEDY 7F Dam: 4/B MISS BROKER 243C Dam is a maternal sister to the prolific 4/B Miss Secret Weapon 41D!
lot 32 | 1/25/22 | PB SM Sire: GEFF COUNTY O Dam: KS1 INNOCENT REFLECTIONS Powerful donor prospect with an outcross pedigree to the HCC herd sire battery!
lot 35 | 4/2/22 | 1/2 SM Sire: SCC SCH 24 KARAT 838 Dam: HF SERENA Maternal sister to the $620,000 world-record selling, STCC Tecumseh 058J!
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The Showtimes Nov/Dec 2022 Year End Edition marks the final issue of the year. 2022 sure went by fast! This issue is packed with the latest show results, judges and industry information. We are excited to have Griswold Cattle on the front cover! Don't miss The Classic on December 16th and 17th in Stillwater, OK! Inside this issue you will read about two awesome new Hall of Fame Members! We always enjoy highlighting the many outstanding people that make our industry what it is. We've also included photos from the American Royal, exhibitor articles, and upcoming shows and judges. We spent most of the month of October in Kansas City where we were the Official Media Partner of the American Royal! We setup our full display with The Showtimes Store as well as a booth were we visited with everyone. Kansas City has always been one of our favorites and we had a great time covering the event! Be sure to check out our Show Results and Faces and Places from the show in this issue. You will also want to watch our video coverage online at theshowtimesmagazine.com! We filmed two episodes of Show Center in KC! November has arrived and at the time of print are getting ready to
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BRUSSEL SPROUTS CRISPY BACON
DIRECTIONS There are a ton of different ways to make this dish; in the air fryer, oven or on the stove. My Favorite way for a quick dinner side dish or special occasion is stove top pan fried. 1. In a large skillet over medium heat begin cooking bacon stirring often to break up the clumps. (If the bacon doesn’t render a lot of fat add 1 Tbsp. of oil to the bacon before adding Brussels) 2. Just before the bacon is completely cooked add the Brussel sprouts to the skillet. If using fresh Brussels add ¼ cup of water and cover to steam for 5 minutes. 3. Remove lid and continue to cook on medium high until the bacon is cooked through and the Brussels are caramelized and slightly crispy. 4. Drizzle the honey and balsamic vinegar over and stir in to distribute evenly. Salt and pepper to taste. 5. Continue to cook until the balsamic/ honey mixture has created a glaze over the brussels 3-4 minutes. 6. You can leave on low stirring often on the stove while you finish the rest of your meal or serve right way. Best served hot but I love the cold left overs the next day as a snack. •
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INGREDIENTS • 1 ¼ Pounds medium Brussel Sprouts trimmed (Stumps cut and loose outer leaves removed) and halved. You can also use two bags of frozen thawed and cut in half and strained of liquid • 5-8 slices of bacon chopped • 3-4 Tablespoons of Balsamic Vinegar Did You Know?! Balsamic Vinegar is made from the same grapes as wine! • 2 teaspoons honey • ½ teaspoon Salt • ½ teaspoon black pepper
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2015 GRAND CHAMPION STEER Bayley Kroupa, SD
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2016 GRAND CHAMPION STEER Olivia Caldwell, IL
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Krisha grew up in the great state of Wyoming with several generations of production Ag on both sides of her family. Her mom is a saint for all the time she spent shuffling her from one sports activity to the next all while helping take care of a herd of animals. She showed just about everything. Judging
was always a big part of her life. She started recording reasons at a very young age. When it came time to go to college she called up Chris Mullinix, and the rest is history. While judging at Butler, she lucked into finding herself in the right place with the right people and had a lot of fun and success!
She continued on with judging while attending Colorado State majoring in Animal Science/Ag business. Despite the climate challenges and lack of corn production, they developed Custis Show Pigs and went on to work with a lot of great families that have with much success. While attending
CSU Krisha was granted an internship opportunity with ADM. This internship led to the job she has today as a ShowTec Specialist for the company. She met her husband, Shea Geffert, at a cow sale! They now work together at Geffert Cattle Company and live in Wisconsin. •
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In 20 plus years of traveling with judging teams, I’ve had the good fortune to coach a number of very talented young people, but some just stick out! Krisha has always been an amazing talent, but her competitiveness is off the charts! She had such a passion to learn and you just knew someday she’d do big things in the livestock industry. Watching her in the ring is just fun! Her evaluation ability is outstanding, and her ability to communicate her thoughts to exhibitors and onlookers is both entertaining and always spot on. Most importantly, she does it with a level of honesty and conviction that has helped her break down barriers in what is still, unfortunately, a male dominated game. She’s a rockstar and I couldn’t be more proud to have played a role in her development! -Chris Mullinix (Krisha's Coach at Butler.)
Krisha is one of the most intelligent and greatest true livestock evaluators I have ever interacted with. No matter what species she brought a true stockpersons perspective to every contest when marking cards and giving reasons. She excelled in the reasons room and seldom was ever beat in any contest. She was a leader on the team and always pushed her teammates to reach their full potential. No matter if we were playing cards in the van, practicing in the classroom, or judging in a contest Krisha wanted to win. She is one of the most competitive and driven people I know. Krisha can judge any species at any show at any level and wow the exhibitors and the crowd with her placing prowess and oral description of the livestock on the microphone. I am most proud of the impact that Krisha has had on the youth that she has interacted with. Whether she has sold them a show pig or provided them consulting advice on how to feed and or fit their project she is someone exhibitors look up to. Krisha is a one-of-a-kind talented and gifted person, and I am humbled by the fact that I had the opportunity to work with her as a student at Colorado State University. - Dr. Brett Kaysen (Krisha's Coach at Colorado State University.)
FLASHBACK Krisha was the Adams County (Colorado) 4-H Livestock Judging Coach back in 2006. She is pictured below with The Showtimes Owners Laurie and Lisa Reid. Their team was the Champion Senior Team in Gunnison that year!
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NEW MEMBER NOV 2022
What makes Megan Blankenship NEXT LEVEL ? A passion and love for the industry that has existed since I was born - I grew up devoted to our family farm and carried a camera around with me constantly taking photos of every cow on the place until my mom put an end to the nonstop film development! I was surprisingly a very shy child (although no one believes that anymore!) - I never wanted to leave the farm until I discovered livestock shows and that involvement brought me out of my shell. I was fortunate to work around and learn from so many amazing people and developed my career through real world education, both in livestock & photography. And it is the people around me that continue to make Next Level truly NEXT LEVEL. Our team shares my passion and dedication to the industry and to the magic of creating the best backdrops and best candid photos we can, all while having a good time and embracing the opportunities to meet new people and share in some of the very best moments. We are so lucky to work with so many great events and photo some of the best livestock in the world and we don’t take that responsibility lightly. We live and breathe this industry and that deep connection is vital to our skills staying current and our dedication to providing the best work possible. I cannot list all of the people who make Next Level since there are so, so many, but I communicate daily with Emma Mathews, Payton Farmer & Megan Anderson about photo things, livestock things and life. They help me balance the overlapping events and share in the heavy workload and join me on many of our Next Level adventures!
How do you incorporate FAMILY and travel? I’m blessed with an incredible support system at home and on the road. My husband, Matthew, is a super dad/ cow man when I am gone long stretches and he gets some assistance from my family too! I’m extremely thankful for technology that keeps me constantly in touch and the kids have both mastered FaceTime. It’s tough to be away - the busy days and wonderful people I work with keep me happily distracted, but whenever it does work out that I can bring a kiddo along or the whole family comes to a show with me, it’s so nice to have them there! It also gives credit to the phrase “it takes a village” and we have an AMAZING one! From photo team members to show families who treat our little ones like their own, I am so grateful for the community feel stock shows have. Watching the kids develop instant friendships with other little ones or learn from my amazing colleagues or even having them hop in and hand out cards or get ears, it’s the best environment to raise kids in…and Adalynn & Aksel are super travelers who both have been to more states and on more flights than the majority of the population! What INSPIRES you? The privilege of documenting a show and the programs of those exhibiting is hugely inspiring to me. Knowing that the images we create will be the lasting memories of an event keeps me working my hardest to provide the best photos for families, for breeders and for events. The knowledge that many of our images will impact breeding decisions and purchasing decisions is humbling. Every
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person and every animal that crosses in front of our camera has a story and has a lot of hard work, time and dedication involved in reaching the show ring. A photo captures a moment for those individuals forever and we are constantly reminded that people hang their favorites in their homes or use them for marketing purposes or share them on their social media. I’ve always been aware of the value of the work, but I know this even more as our little ones begin their show careers and the photos of their moments in the ring are priceless! Who/what has INFLUENCED you the most? This is a hard one to narrow down. I’ve always been influenced by the beauty of the world around me - I’m one of those people who can take an extra hour checking cows simply to soak up all the gorgeous views and study all the calves and analyze cows. Wanting to commit all the moments I can to memory is part of my passion for what a photo can do. And there are so many people I can credit with influencing me career wise - Linde gave me my first opportunity to photo a show and taught me so much about kindness and positivity within this work, Joelynn Rathmann inspired me to consider show photography, Bruce Kuehl and Pearl taught me many of the basics of a good backdrop, hours spent shooting alongside Cindy & Darla taught me even more about getting the most out of each animal while having fun interactions with exhibitors, and so many of the photographers I have worked with over the years left their mark and influenced how I see things and how I take pictures. My lifetime raising cattle started my love for the industry. The Jensen family and my time at K-State furthered my livestock knowledge and connection to agriculture and the show community. Over the years I have continually learned from the people around me - breeders, exhibitors and fellow photographers. My wonderful circle of people around me now make me a better photographer and a better human and I LOVE the ability to work with people who constantly teach and build one another up. And of course my husband and my kids. Matthew is a never ending sounding board wether it be looking at cattle in the pasture or rehashing a show I just shot, discussing all the livestock and occasionally analyzing what I could do to make my photos better (sometimes overanalyzing if you ask him…) and Adalynn and Aksel are full of questions about photos and about livestock and it keeps me pushing to be my best in order to be a wife & mother they can be proud of. What 's NEXT ? Hopefully a continuation of what Next Level has become. Throughout the years I have spent working in this industry, I have developed a strong sense of what I believe the livestock photo industry needs in a good photography company - livestock oriented people first and foremost
with a deep knowledge of the species we photograph; high end photographers capable of seeing all the moments you want captured forever; and a friendly, fun, passionate group of people to work with. I love this industry and I love the magic of getting a photo just right. I love the people we meet and connections we make. I love knowing that we are there for people to help them preserve their biggest moments wether it be winning a show or winning a class or exhibiting at a dream show for the first time or a final time - we have felt those moments and know their value and take immense pride in being trusted to capture those moments. It fuels me and it fuels our team. A judge recently told me “God made you for this work” and I feel that in my soul. I hope to continue to grow the amazing team we currently have and our goal will always be to provide the best in show coverage for any event that would like to work with Next Level! •
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Kent Habeger March 2009
Randy Daniel September 2010
Matt Lautner March 2012
Ky Stierwalt March 2009
John Sullivan January 2011
Mike Hartman May 2012
James & Nick Sullivan July 2012
Jim Williams July 2009
Bob May March 2011
Phil Lautner July 2009
Schnoor Sisters May 2011
Dave Guyer September 2012
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Wayne Colette September 2009
Bo Sanders November 2012
Dan Hoge August 2011
Jack Ward January 2013
Steve Bonham January 2010
American Royal October 2011
Christy Collins March 2010
Caldwell Family March 2013
Bauman Family November 2011
Kirk Stierwalt July 2010
Willoughby Family March 2013
Mark Sneed January 2012
Winegardner Family May 2013
Nick Reimann May 2014
Jason Hoffman May 2015
Ron & Becky Thompson July 2013
Pearl Walthall May 2014
Baylor Bonham July 2015
Faber Family September 2013
Brock May July 2014
Bailey Buck July 2015
Eugene Ritchey November 2013
Deb Miller September 2014
Don Greiman September 2015
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John & Jeannie Griswold July 2015
Robert Funk January 2014
Cherry Knoll Farm November 2014
Jensen Family January 2016
Tracy Goretska January 2015
Scott Schaake January 2014
Horn Family March 2016
Mark & Deb Core March 2014
Brandon Callis March 2015
Gib Yardley March 2014
Stewart Family May 2016
Kyla Fawcett May 2015
Kendall Bremer July 2016
Loren & Maureen Broad March 2017
Mikala Grady January 2018
Maddy Udell July 2016
Lindsey Broek May 2017
Aegerter Family March 2018
Jerrod Arthur July 2016
Amy Cowan May 2017
Chadwick Folger May 2018
Cindy Cagwin-Johnston September 2016
Wade Rodgers August 2017
Walker Family May 2018
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Sara Sullivan August 2018
Alan Miller November 2016
Smith Family August 2017
Dave Duello August 2018
Shane Bedwell September 2017
Steve Gabel January 2017
Travis and Jill Otterstad January 2017
Pembrook Cattle Co. September 2018
Stephanie Steck November 2017
Charles W. Herbster November 2017
Terri Barber March 2017
Becca Moore September 2018
Jack Ragsdale November 2018
Jerry McPeak November 2019
Elmore Family January 2020
PD Miller January 2019
Kassidy Bremer January 2020
Allan Family January 2019
Jirl & Brenda Buck Buck Cattle Co. March 2020
Mark Hoge March 2019
Kent Jaecke May 2019
Effling Family May 2020
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Linde Sutherly August 2020
Clanton Family September 2019
Schrag Family August 2020
Matt Gunderson November 2019
Lazy JB Angus September 2020
Charles & Heidi Anderson Legacy Livestock Imaging August 2021
The Guyer Girls Lucy, Ashtin & Nalaney August 2022
Ashley Wagner & Jessie Judge September 2020
Blake & Wravenna Bloomberg September 2021
Parke & Hatmaker Family November 2020
Payton Farmer Semptember 2022
Bruce Suddeth Semptember 2022
Conley Cattle November 2020
Chris Mullinix November 2021
The Lemenager Family September 2022
Graham Blagg January 2021
Randy Mullinix November 2021
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Ratliff Family January 2022
Krisha Geffert November 2022
Vickland Family January 2021
Shane & Tonya Meier March 2021
Megan Blankenship November 2022
Jack Stoltz March 2022
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Bobby & Mandi Maddox May 2022
The Jim Bloomberg Family August 2022
Middleswarth Family May 2021
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RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Cooper Cummins, OK
GRAND CHAMPION STEER Harper Henney, IN
$215,000
STEERS AMERICAN ROYAL
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ooking back at my ten year old self, I remember taking home a handful of the green shaving from The North American in Louisville. Believe it or not, still to this day we have those shavings. Seeing older kids from all around the livestock world showing with an insane amount of people watching made me eager to be one of them. Quickly our conversations on the way home led to a goal of showing at a “Major” one day.
The last ten years have gone by like a whirlwind. Never in a million years did I expect to top it off the way that I did in Kansas City at the American Royal, by attaining one of my family's lifetime goals. Loading up Scooter and leaving to head to Kansas City with hopes of just getting lucky enough to make the sale turned into something I still can’t quite wrap my head around. Being named Grand Champion Steer was unbelievable, while being selected as Overall Showman was the icing on the cake. Several times this year I had to reboot and remind myself of what my goals were. Scooter definitely had a personality plus. From managing to kick not only me, but also my mom right square in the face, to loving every minute of being in the limelight at Kansas City, he was unpredictable. The unknown is what makes each year exciting and yet nerve racking. With this being my last year in 4-H, the unknown was what made me keep pushing even when it was time to head to Purdue. It would have been so much easier to have my sister just do the work, but that just isn’t how I am wired. It’s a family affair in the barn and I wanted to do my part. Tucked away in Northeastern Indiana I pride myself on the fact that when my neighbors go for their evening walks they can watch family showmanship in the yard as they pass. Rather it be a heated moment
of steers not cooperating or lambs not bracing, it's still family time for myself and Harlee. The radio turned up way too loud, batting practice in the barn while the steers are eating, or bribing each other to see who has to let the steers out at night. These are the moments that will trump any banner or even framed picture. The common denominator in so many instances for me is family. As I leave one phase of my life that I will forever hold near and dear to my heart, the steer showring, I know it’s time to focus on what my future may hold. If I could look in a crystal ball, in five years I hope to have landed a career in Animal Agribusiness with a focus in Sales and Marketing. My role in this Industry is now altering as I have a dream of my mom and I judging showmanship at a show together. There is no doubt that I was taught at an early age how it feels to experience disappointment. Whether it's in the showring, calving pen, or softball field. Although learning how to do “life” the right way in terms of hard work, sacrifice, and building relationships trumps all. I challenge each of you to stay true to yourself, work hard, and chase every dream you may have because they might just come true. •
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Champion Divisions I Charley Thrasher
Champion Division II Cooper Cummins
Champion Division III Harper Henney
Reserve Division I Anna Sickafoose
Reserve Division II Audrey Rice
Reserve Division III Ty Bergh
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RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB Hayden Schroeder, TX
$10,000
GRAND CHAMPION LAMB Madison Woods, CA
$25,000
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RESERVE CHAMPION HOG Brayden Lancaster, KY
$22,000
GRAND CHAMPION HOG Abi Lillard, KS
$40,000
RESERVE CHAMPION GOAT Kenna Cooley, KS
$12,000
GRAND CHAMPION GOAT Cara Cummins, OK
$16,000
HOGS LAMBS GOATS AMERICAN ROYAL
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I started exhibiting swine in 2011 as a Cloverbud at the Meade County Fair, that is where my passion for the swine industry began. In 2016 I joined the National Junior Swine Association. By becoming a member of the NJSA, I have had the opportunity to travel and compete in shows across the country, including The American Royal. The first time I attended the American Royal in 2018 I set a goal to one day just make it to the sale, I never dreamed I would be Reserve Overall Market Hog. It was both rewarding and humbling to be a part of the grand drive and the youth livestock auction. Reaching your goals and walking away with a banner is definitely a great experience, but there is so much more to showing livestock and
being a part of this industry. By attending these shows I have developed lifelong friendships, learned the meaning of healthy competition, and learned the value of working hard to achieve your goals. Aside from learning the value of hard work, setting, and meeting your goals, I have also learned how to rise above failure, which I believe is a valuable lesson as well. I am currently a junior in high school and my future plans are to attend college and major in animal/veterinary science in hopes of becoming a veterinarian. Aside from showing pigs I enjoy hunting, golfing and hanging out with friends. •
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80% of the sale price will go to the exhibitor, 20% will go to the American Royal up to these price levels: Market Steers- $35,000; Market Lambs, Market Goats, and Market Barrows- $10,000. Once the sale price exceeds the below price, the exhibitor will receive 50% and the American Royal will receive 50% of the amount over the above price levels. Of what goes to the American Royal, 12.5% of proceeds from Market Steers will go to the Stanley Stout Memorial Scholarship Fund to support scholarships for the Supreme Junior Heifer Drive. 12.5% of proceeds from Market Lambs, Market Goats, and Market Barrows will go to support scholarships for the Breeding Ewes, Breeding Does, and Breeding Gilt Drive. The remainder will support the American Royal Association mission-focused events. STRUCTURE OF EXHIBITOR RECEIPT OF SALE PRICE
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SUPREME CHAMPION JUNIOR HEIFER Cheyenne Brunker, KS
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JUNIOR HEIFERS AMERICAN ROYAL
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American Royal
junior heifers
Champion Angus Heifer Cheyenne Brunker
Reserve Angus Heifer Finley Yocham
Champion Charolais Heifer Madilyn Norvell
Reserve Charolais Heifer Carter Hoge
Champion Composite Heifer Finley Yocham
Reserve Composite Heifer Savannah Ingram
Champion Chianina Heifer Addison Brueggeman
Reserve Chianina Heifer Cal Pryor
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Champion % Chi Heifer Keegan Steck
Reserve % Chi Heifer Kathy Lehman
Champion Hereford Heifer Paige Lemenager
Reserve Hereford Heifer Maddie Jenkins
Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer Kelton Arthur
Reserve Maine-Anjou Heifer Lauren Peddycord
Champion Maintainer Heifer Turner Longacre
Reserve Maintianer Heifer Carlee Clark
Champion Maine Angus Heifer Turner Longacre
Reserve Maine Angus Heifer Jentry Johnson
Champion Limousin Heifer McKenna Richardson
Reserve Limousin Heifer Ben Spencer
Champion Chi Angus Heifer Cali Baldwin
Reserve Chi Angus Heifer Berren Strope
Champion Red Angus Heifer Morley Griffith
Reserve Red Angus Heifer Zackary Griffeth
Champion Simmental Heifer Chloee Clark
Reserve Simmental Heifer Colt Roeder
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Champion % Red Angus Heifer Lucas Leffers
Reserve % Red Angus Heifer Greta Rosenhagen
Champion % Simmental Tanner Green
Reserve % Simmental Turner Longacre
Champion Shorthorn Heifer MacKenlee Evans
Reserve Shorthorn Heifer Keegan Steck
Champion Shorthorn Plus Lydia Recker
Reserve Shorthorn Plus Carter Kornegay
American Royal
open heifers
Champion Angus Heifer Houston Ferree
Reserve Angus Heifer Cheyenne Brunker
Champion Chianina Heifer Addison Bruggeman
Reserve Chianina Heifer Kathy Lehman
Champion Charolais Heifer Carter Hoge
Reserve Charolais Heifer Hayden Englert
Champion Hereford Heifer Paige Lemenager
Reserve Hereford Heifer Maddie Jenkins
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Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer Jami Hoblyn
Reserve Maine-Anjou Heifer Taralynn Timer
Champion Maintainer Heifer Keegan Steck
Reserve Maintianer Heifer Spencer Goettemoeller
Champion Limousin Heifer Ryleigh Morris
Reserve Limousin Heifer McKenna Richardson
Champion Maine Angus Heifer Emma Preston
Reserve Maine Angus Heifer Turner Longacre
Champion % Red Angus Heifer Greta Rosenhagen
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Champion Simmental Heifer Tim Schaeffer Show Cattle
Reserve Simmental Heifer Colt Roeder
Champion % Simmental Hank Hanza
Reserve % Simmental Tanner Green
Champion Shorthorn Heifer Carter Kornegay
Reserve Shorthorn Heifer Kyle Nelson
Champion Red Angus Heifer Hadley Hartman
Reserve Red Angus Heifer Morley Griffith
Champion Shorthorn Plus Carter Kornegay
Reserve Shorthorn Plus Lydia Recker
Champion Chi Angus Heifer Berren Strope
Reserve Chi Angus Heifer Berren Strope
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