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When we start working on an issue of The Showtimes, I’m never sure what the finished magazine will look like. Each issue starts with an empty folder and blank pages. As the magazine folder fills up and the pages come together, I’m always in such awe of how a specific issue can capture a moment in time. As this issue took form, I loved how much meat it had to it. From full coverage of our Blackout show and numerous shows that took place this Spring, to highlighting our new Hall of Fame Members, Junior Nationals and top industry genetics, sales and products, the magazine has substance. I love that. It leaves me looking forward to the Junior Nationals where it will be distributed! Speaking of Junior Nationals, The Showtimes is excited to be the Official Media Partner of the 2026 AJSA National Classic in Grand Island, Nebraska as well as the 2026 Charolais Junior National in Hutchinson, Kansas. We look forward to seeing you at multiple shows this Summer and coverage from all of the Junior Nationals thanks to our Showtimes Summer Road Crew! If you see us around the barns or show rings, be sure to say hello. In addition to just the magazine, one of our favorite parts of Junior Nationals is working with the various shows on their designs and sign and banner printing! From backdrops to ring wraps, anytime we can add The Showtimes Effect to a
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BLACKOUT JACKPOT 10 Thank you to everyone who made Blackout Jackpot 10 a success! There were 18 States represented. Over 10 different exhibitors received $1,000! We were excited to award over $10,000 in Scholarships! Our show featured 9 industry leading judges and 7 interns from across the country!
AMERICAN ROYAL ANNOUNCES FIRST EVENTS AT NEW KANSAS CITY, KANSAS FACILITY THIS FALL Lisa Reid sat down with American Royal CEO, Pat Macy, to discuss the American Royal’s new home in Kansas City, Kansas. This Fall’s Livestock Show will be held October 9-25 their new facility. View the interview online at www.theshowtimesmagazine.com or The Showtimes social media.
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OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNERS The Showtimes is honored to be the Official Media Partners of both the 2026 AJSA National Classic and 2026 Charolais Junior National this Summer! SHOWTIMES AWARDS $10,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS The Showtimes was excited to award $10,000 in scholarships at the Blackout Jackpot 10! Thank you to Taryn Quick for your continued support as well as Jennifer Allison for being a part of the scholarship interview committee. Sarah McKown - $1,000 Lilian Stavig - $1,000 Hannah Harrison - $1,000 Braceton Hauxwell - $1,000 Catherin Schlagel - $1,000 Jason Dias - $1,000 Annual Outstanding Youth Kashlyn Krebs - $500 Savanna Barcellos - $500 Ellie Davis - $500 Hannah Durler - $500 Kenidey Effling - $500 Sarah Liepold - $500 Conley Schick - $500 Allison Vavricek - $500
SUMMER ROAD CREW The Showtimes is excited to welcome our 2026 Summer Road Crew who will be at Junior Nationals all across the country this Summer! We welcome Jalyn Davis, Hayden Englert, Mikayla McDonald, Cady Pieper, Rebecca Purvine, Ashlee Purvine and Priscilla Roberts to The Showtimes team!
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PEMBROOK CATTLE COMPANY HALL OF FAME Thank you to the
Pembrook Family for honoring Lisa in your Hall of Fame! It is a privilege to work with Beth, Bret, Bryson and the PCC crew and Travis will always hold a special place in our hearts.
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BLACKOUT 10 Blackout Jackpot 10 Interns having fun in Loveland, Colorado!
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BLACKOUT 10 Above the Power Ring Heifer Drive at Blackout Jackpot 10! Judges Dave and Nalaney Guyer prepare to select their Top 5!
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HOUSTON Judge Blake Nelson in the pre-judging before the Grand Drive at the 2026 Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo!
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JEFF, CARMEN, KINNICK, COPELAND AND HUCK PAULSEN Preston, Iowa 563-212-9944 Jeff Paulsen paulsencattle.com JAMIE AND JACKIE CAMPBELL Sycamore, Pennsylvania 724-263-0955 Jamie campbelllandandcattle.com
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DYLAN LILLEHOLM Big thanks to The Showtimes / the Reid family for putting on such a great show [The Blackout X]. We’re truly thankful for all you do for the youth and for creating opportunities for the next generation. KENT JAECKE It [The Blackout X] was one of the most enjoyable and memorable events I have ever been a part of, Thank You to you and your family for including me in your Amazing Event!!! THE GITTLEIN FAMILY ...I wanted to let you all know that you truly are amazing people...Over the years you all have captured candids of her at junior nationals and her beloved Blackout and I will forever be in debt for those memories. She was set to show this weekend, but with the wind and the fires in the next counties over we told her it was not doable. A good friend got her to the contest yesterday and she had a great day! Thank you for investing your time in these kids! The exposure she has gotten over the years at the contest led her down the path to this new adventure...You guys are such a blessing in so many ways, never stop doing what you are doing! MADISON FISCHER Thank you for the opportunity to be featured in The Showtimes. It was a tremendous honor. Thank you for all you do for the agriculture industry. The Showtimes is the voice of the junior livestock industry. I’m truly blessed to be included! HANNAH HARRISON Thank you for your generous support of all junior activities at The Blackout Jackpot! Specifically the scholarships...Aside from thanking you for the significant scholarship, I would also like to thank you for your continuous support of the juniors in the livestock industry! It is truly better because of your family! Thank you again! JENNIFER ALLISON Got to be a part
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e was born in a Lawton, Oklahoma and lived in a small town—Elgin—where the days were long, the creeks were endless, and childhood meant muddy boots and imagination. Back then, you could find him down by the water with Robbie Scacher, turning Legos and Hot Wheels into entire worlds, the kind only kids can build. He
started small in more ways than one—a preemie, barely four pounds—but there was never anything small about the life he would grow into. He was raised in the rhythm of cattle shows and early mornings, showing Hereford heifers and learning the discipline that would define him. Winning came often, but it wasn’t luck—it was work. The same work ethic that would later make him one of the hardest-working men you know, right up there with your dad. Which he has followed in his dad footsteps. He learned early how to care deeply about the details, even if in other parts of life, he could be completely laid back. That balance became part of his charm. Somewhere along the way, he became known not just for what he did, but how he did it. He could make a room laugh with spot-on impressions—especially of AJ Smith, someone he admired deeply. He had a way of observing people, really seeing them, and then bringing them to life again in his own way. It’s the same attention to detail that shows up in his “footnotes,” one of his signature quirks as a manager, and in his near-photographic memory. The kind of memory that lets him call you out of the blue and say, “Pull that catalog from that year, page 12, blue ink—what number did you write down?” And somehow, he’s always right. He built a life that spans more ground than most—living in Australia for a time, working across industries from Farm Progress to web design at The Worx, selling repossessed houses when the boys were little, managing the Angus Challenger, and building relationships with clients from California to Alabama. No matter the role—ringman, sales manager, auctioneer—he gave it everything. Every sale catalog, every connection, every detail mattered. And yet, for all the work, he knows how to have fun. He’s the kind of man your mom would’ve picked out instantly: someone who can dance, someone who enjoys life. He’ll eat supper late, take his ice cream with crushed saltine crackers, and spend time snorkeling whenever he gets the chance. He’s almost always on the phone, always available, always answering when someone needs him.
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He loves deeply and loyally—his dogs Boone and Shai could do no wrong in his eyes. He’s endlessly proud of Jake and Evan, the kind of proud that shows in quiet moments and loud ones too. Faith anchors him, showing up every Wednesday morning for Bible study, steady and consistent. He’s collected stories the way some people collect things— though to be fair, he’s got quite the collection of hats and boots too. He jokes that he looks like Bruce Willis with his facial hair, and maybe in a way, he does—not because of the resemblance, but because of the presence. Solid, unmistakable, a little larger than life. He’s not much of a cowboy, at least not by his own experience—after all, getting bucked off twice (once by a horse, once by a mechanical bull) will teach you something—but he’s something better. He’s resilient. He’s adaptable. He’s steady. He helped lead and coach the OSU judging team to a national title, something he’s always been proud of, just like his deep love for OSU itself. He measures success in ways most people wouldn’t think to—like calculating how many head he sells per minute—but that’s just how his mind works. Always moving, always calculating, always striving. He’s nearly impossible to shop for, not because he’s picky, but because he’s already built a life full of everything that matters. When you gave him a puppy for Christmas, he thought it was a test—a step toward something bigger.
But really, it was simpler than that: he already had everything… except maybe one more thing to love. And in the end, that’s what defines him most. Not just the work, the wins, or the stories—but the life he’s built with Amiee, side by side, since 1997. A man who started small but built something big. A man of details and big pictures, of laughter and discipline, of loyalty and love. A man who shows up—always. ●
Express Ranches Donnie Robertson
Matt has been involved with Express since the very beginning working as a ringman at our first Fast Forward sale in 1993. In the mid 90s he began working with his father Eddie Sims as one of our Auctioneer’s later after Eddie’s retirement he assumed the roll taking over for his father. As one of two of our auctioneer’s for every sale here at Express Matts accomplishments are many but to me he has become a dear friend to me and one that makes my life better. I’m proud of his dedication to his family, friends but more importantly his Faith in Jesus Christ and his Discipleship in spreading the word of God. ●
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Pembrook Cattle Company Matt Sims has been part of this program since 2005—but saying that almost feels too small for what he really is. He’s not just someone who’s been “with us.” He’s someone who helped hold everything together. There’s a phrase that became second nature over the years. Whenever something didn’t quite add up, whenever there was a question about a sale, a detail in a catalog, or just a gut-check moment—Travis would say it without hesitation: “I’m calling Matt.” And that was that. Because if Matt Sims was on the other end of the line, things were going to get figured out. Matt Sims isn’t just knowledgeable—though he absolutely is. He understands cattle, programs, and people in a way that can’t really be taught. But more than that, he’s steady. The kind of steady you build a business—and a friendship—around. Trust like that doesn’t come easy, but somehow, Matt earned it early and never let go of it. Travis trusted him. We trusted him. And to this day, that hasn’t changed. Because Matt isn’t just loyal when it’s convenient—his loyalty runs deep. To people, to their programs, to doing things the right way. It’s rare, and it’s real.
But if you ask what truly sets him apart, it goes beyond work. His faith is the foundation of everything he does. It shows up in how he leads, how he treats people, and how he carries himself every single day. There’s a quiet strength in that kind of dedication—a consistency that doesn’t waver. His leadership isn’t loud, but it’s powerful. The kind that influences others without ever needing the spotlight. And then there’s friendship. Matt doesn’t just show up when things are easy—he shows up, period. Through long days, big decisions, sacrifices, and seasons that required more than most people ever see. Not just him, but his family too. The commitment they’ve made to PCC is something that doesn’t go unnoticed, and it certainly isn’t taken for granted. Because when you look at it all—the years, the trust, the faith, the loyalty—it becomes clear: Matt Sims isn’t just part of the team. He’s part of the foundation. And at the end of the day, it’s simple and it’s true— He loves to Do Hard Things!! We love you, Matt Sims. And we’re beyond thankful for you and your family. ●
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Dr. Barry Pollard My relationship with Matt Sims and his father Eddie has now been 28 years. Matt has been the primary sale manager since 1998. He has helped consult and guide the Pollard Farms Angus herd from its humble beginning to our present status as one of the premier angus herds in the nation and has produced our catalog and has auctioned our sales. He works long hours helping develop and promote our herd. He is energetic, devoted, has high ethics and character. He is professional and has deep integrity. It has been and will continue to be a pleasure to work with Matt Sims. ●
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Swine Show Feeds Quick Reference Guide
Helping our exhibitors gain the competitive edge through superior feed technology.
Winners are bred . . . Champions are fed. SM DEWORMER MoorMan’s ShowTec ShowGuard™ Dewormer No. 12373BDIE6 • Mini-pelleted feed containing dewormer fenbendazole; 18% protein, 3.75% fat, & 1.05% lysine • Designed to replace equal amount of complete feed; 1 lb/100 body weight/day over 3-day feeding period • Contains many of the same nutritional components used in MoorMan’s ShowTec complete feeds • Easily used to deworm sows and show pigs OPTIONAL DEVELOPER MoorMan’s ShowTec Developer No. 10194PLME4 • Complete, mini-pelleted feed designed for show pigs over 50 lb needing additional muscle development • 20% protein, 3.5% fat, 1.2% lysine • Medicated with BMD ® * & ClariFly HOLDING RATION MoorMan’s ShowTec Time Out™ No. 00000AAAE4 • Unique, non-medicated, complete holding ration in mini-pelleted form • Helps maintain muscle shape, finish, and body condition • 17% protein, 2.5% fat, 1.3% lysine, & 15% fiber max • Feed 4 lb/hd/day to show pigs weighing over 200 lb
Pantone 186 red PRESTARTERS/STARTERS With DaaFit ® –– DaaFit ® is an exciting source of short, medium, and long chain fatty acids that help maintain performance when animals are under stress. MoorMan’s ® ShowTec ® Prestarter w/ DF No. 22097PLVD4 • Complex, complete micro-pelleted feed formulated for starting early-weaned pigs weighing 8-15 lb; 1 bag/litter • 24% protein, 7% fat, & 1.7% lysine • Medicated with Denagard ® * & ClariFly ® * MoorMan’s ShowTec Burst Starter™ w/ DF No. 24320PLVE4 Pantone 527 purple
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• Complete, mini-pelleted feed designed for starting and growing pigs 15 to 50 lb being fed for show pig sales or to be shown in early exhibition shows; 2-3 bags/litter • 21.5% protein, 6.5% fat, & 1.5% lysine • Medicated with Denagard & ClariFly MoorMan’s ShowTec Sale Burst w/ DF No. 21256PLVE4 • Complete mini-pelleted feed designed for feeding to show pigs weighing 35 to 75 lb for sale presentation; 1 bag/litter
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• 19% protein, 4% fat, & 1.15% lysine • Medicated with Denagard & ClariFly
DEVELOPERS/FINISHERS: Options Based on Body Dimension
Fuller body, high intake while maintaining muscle & cover MoorMan’s ShowTec Hi Fat 16 No. 16700PLME4 • Complete feed for pigs from 50 lb to show to develop a full-body • 16% protein, 7% fat, & 0.9% lysine • Medicated with BMD & ClariFly Muscle expression and bloom MoorMan’s ShowTec MoorMass No. 12385PLME4 • Includes components needed to enable show pigs to develop exceptional muscle expression and bloom • Complete, mini-pelleted, non-medicated feed • 23% protein, 7% fat, & 1.52% lysine • Medicated with BMD & ClariFly
Needs a little more cover MoorMan’s ShowTec Hi Fat 18 No. 18007PLME4
Lacks cover & too muscular MoorMan’s ShowTec 14.5/6 No. 14560PLM44
On target MoorMan’s ShowTec BB 18 No. 18241PLME4
• Complete feed for pigs from 50 lb to show that need a higher fat diet • 18% protein, 7% fat, & 1.05% lysine • Medicated with BMD & ClariFly Not enough muscle & too much cover MoorMan’s ShowTec Finisher Paylean ® * No. 11256PLLE4 • Complete, mini-pelleted feed containing Paylean (no withdrawal) • Feed a minimum of 5 lb/hd/day as the sole ration for the last 45- 90 lb of gain (21 days) • 18% protein, 2.5% fat, & 1% lysine • Medicated with ClariFly
• Crumbled, complete feed for pigs from 150 lb to show that need a lower protein, higher fat diet • 14.5% protein, 6% fat, & 0.75% lysine • Medicated with BMD & ClariFly For pigs needing a lower protein diet MoorMan’s ShowTec 11% Swine No. 12381AAAE4 • Non-medicated, complete, mini-pelleted feed for growing/ finishing show pigs • 11% protein, 6% fat, & 0.45% lysine
• Complete feed designed for feeding to show pigs in the 50 lb to show weight range • 18% protein, 3.75% fat, & 1.05% lysine • Medicated with BMD & ClariFly Manage muscle & structure while maintaining proper finish MoorMan’s ShowTec Lo Fat 15 No. 15350PLME4 • Complete feed for growing/ finishing show pigs • 15% protein, 3.5% fat, & 0.8% lysine • Medicated with BMD & ClariFly
www.MoorMansShowTec.com • 800-217-2007 • AN_ShowFeedHelp@adm.com SHOW FEED SPECIALIST Krisha Geffert – 307-760-0327
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HALL OF FAME
Tech, developing multiple national champion teams. His career included a rare distinction—becoming the first individual to win national championships in livestock judging at the 4-H, junior college, and senior college levels, and later coaching a national champion senior college team. But winning was never the primary focus; developing people was. He coached students who achieved nearly every accolade in collegiate judging, yet what stands out most is who they became after. His programs were built with a simple goal: develop better people. Today, many of those former students are
Dr. Jon DeClerck’s path to industry leadership didn’t begin with elite cattle or a famous prefix. It began with a passion for cattle, a strong work ethic, and a commitment to continuous improvement. Growing up on a diversified farm in western Illinois, DeClerck showed primarily at the local and state level. By his own admission, the cattle weren’t always competitive. Rather than discouraging him, those early experiences sparked a deeper curiosity centered on improvement. Like many young people in the industry, DeClerck was given opportunities through the show ring, livestock judging, and the people he met along the way. What separated him wasn’t where he started, but how he responded. Showing cattle taught him how to compete. Not just against others, but against himself. The goal wasn’t to win every time; it was to be better than the last time. What started as a desire to improve show cattle became a passion for understanding the science behind cattle production. It led DeClerck to a Ph.D. in ruminant nutrition, and eventually to a career focused on helping producers build better cattle. Today, as Executive Vice President of the American Simmental Association (ASA), DeClerck leads one of the most progressive breed organizations in
the country and oversees the world’s largest multi- breed genetic evaluation through International Genetic Solutions (IGS), representing more than 24 million head of cattle across numerous breed associations worldwide. But the blueprint hasn’t changed. It’s still the same one learned early on in the show ring: compete, improve, and capitalize on the opportunities in front of you. Competitive Origins DeClerck’s involvement in judging quickly became a defining influence. As a junior, he earned All- American honors in both livestock and meats judging and was a member of a national champion livestock judging team. His collegiate journey began at Black Hawk Community College, where his livestock judging team dominated the national circuit, winning 13 competitions and finishing second only once. He then earned his bachelor’s degree at Texas A&M University, where his team secured its place in history as the only undefeated National Champion Livestock Judging Team. But beyond the accolades, judging taught something far more valuable. Decision- making. Judging doesn't just teach you how to rank livestock; it teaches you how to think under pressure. Successful
evaluation requires individuals to make
informed decisions without having perfect information. In meat animal evaluation, for example, students are asked to judge live animals and predict carcass outcomes and forecast profitability. Those decisions are rarely perfect, yet they must be made with confidence—a dynamic that mirrors the livestock industry itself. Producers and industry leaders are constantly required to make decisions with incomplete data, balancing risk, opportunity, and long-term outcomes. Through coaching, DeClerck developed a deep appreciation for this process. More importantly, he learned how to teach it, helping students build confidence and discipline to make sound decisions in uncertain environments. It’s a skill set that extends far beyond collegiate evaluation and into every level of leadership within the industry. It’s one of the reasons so many industry leaders share a background in livestock judging. It doesn’t just teach evaluation; it teaches how to think. Building Leaders Along the Way Before transitioning into industry leadership, DeClerck spent nearly a decade in academia coaching livestock judging
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prominent breeders and leaders in the livestock industry. Watching their growth beyond the classroom and judging arena remains the most fulfilling part of his career. As an educator, DeClerck became known for his ability to connect scientific principles with real-world application, helping
teams at Iowa State University and Texas
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students understand not just what decisions to make, but how those decisions translated into measurable outcomes in both performance and profitability. His coaching emphasized preparation, accountability, and strategic thinking, skills that extended far beyond competition and helped shape the next generation of industry leaders. That same philosophy carried into his time with Purina, where he became a trusted advisor to some of the largest and most influential cattle operations in the country, further strengthening his ability
to translate science into actionable, on-the-ground results. A Foundation Built in the Junior Program Despite the accolades, degrees, and leadership roles he now holds, DeClerck remains grounded where it all began: the junior program. That foundation continues to inform his work today in leading the ASA, where he is able to combine two of his greatest passions: advancing the cattle industry and investing in the next generation. Through ASA’s junior
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programs and leadership development efforts, he remains committed to giving back to the same system that helped shape his path. The show ring, livestock judging, and the relationships built along the way became a springboard, one that led to a livestock judging scholarship, funded his education, and ultimately led to a career spanning academia, consulting, and industry leadership. His story is a testament to the power of the junior program. Success in this industry isn’t defined
by where you start; it’s defined by how you maximize opportunity, build relationships, and turn both into lasting impact. Today, as he leads the ASA, Jon DeClerck isn't just managing a breed; he’s ensuring the next generation has the same 'blueprint for opportunity' that defined his own career. ●
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FORGED SQUARE KNOT Provides extra vertical strength to withstand the impact of large animals. I also allows flexibility for installation on hilly terrain. The 45-degree angle cut on the knot leaves no sharp edges. The forging process guarantees the knot-wire is pressed and locked into position underneath the stay wire.
FIXED KNOT TECHNOLOGY A third wire wraps around the intersection of vertical and horizontal wires, providing four contact points that lock them firmly in place, resisting slippage and increasing strength. SMOOTH KNOT DESIGN The knots are smooth on both sides, ensuring there are no sharp edges to cause injury to livestock.
DURABILITY & FLEXIBILITY Acts as a spring to absorb pressure from livestock or wildlife, allowing the fence to give under pressure and return to its original shape. FOR ANY TERRAIN Ideal for rolling or rough terrain, the hinge structure allows for following the contour of the ground better than fixed knot options.
GALVANIZED Wires are galvanized using a tight wipe system before welding, providing a smooth, uniform, and corrosion-resistant finish that extends the fence’s life. SAFETY & SMOOTHNESS The manufacturing process eliminates sharp burrs, preventing injury to pets, livestock, or people.
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HOW TALL SHOULD YOUR FENCE BE?
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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
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