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SHOW RESULTS 92 Rodeo Austin 96 Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo 98 SC Showdown 102 Decatur County 106 Huntington County 110 Battle of the Bookcliffs 112 U of I Pig Show 114 LaGrange County 118 Walnut River Showdown 120 OYE 124 Ohio Beef Expo 126 American Royal Spring Livestock Show
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One thing that is evident throughout this entire issue is the value of the Junior Programs in the livestock industry. Multiple operation’s advertisements do not highlight a sale or genetics but offer luck to those heading to Junior Nationals this Summer. Individuals highlighted throughout the magazine in special features used their platform to emphasize the importance of youth and the Junior Programs. As a family, it was our time spent traveling to shows, serving on the Maine- Anjou Junior Board and being active members of multiple breeds that solidified our connections within the industry that helped enable us to do what we do now as opening, this issue is anything and everything Junior Nationals! Don’t miss the Junior National Preview that highlights all of the various breeds Summer shows in one place - Judges, Junior Boards, logos and more. Check out our Meet the Judge special features where we interviewed Charlie marketers and publishers. If you couldn’t tell by that Boyd and Cody Sankey! Both will be judging at Junior Nationals this Summer!
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FOUR WHAT IS SOMETHING PEOPLE MIGHT BE SURPRISED TO LEARN ABOUT YOU? I’ve judged reindeer in Alaska. Also, I’m a passionate softball and baseball coach. FIVE WHAT IS YOUR ROUTINE ON SHOW DAY WHEN YOU’RE JUDGING? I treat it like any other day—except I dress up to evaluate cattle instead of wearing my usual work clothes. SIX WHAT’S YOUR BEST PIECE OF ADVICE? Life advice: Chase your dreams, work hard, and believe in yourself. You can achieve anything if you put your mind to it. Nothing comes fast or easy—you have to put in the time, effort, and dedication. Cattle advice: Invest in quality over quantity. With today’s technology, you can produce a lot of cattle from just one or two great cows. SEVEN HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE PERFECT HEIFER/FEMALE? The perfect heifer is one that will become a great cow. I strive to find elite females I’d want in my pasture raising calves after their show career ends. Too often, we focus on things in the show ring that don’t matter once the halter comes off.
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I’m a fifth-generation cattleman and grew up on Sankey’s 6N Ranch in Council Grove, Kansas. Our family has the second-oldest Angus herd in the U.S., with over 125 years in the registered Angus business. I attended Butler County Community College and judged on the livestock team. I then transferred to Oklahoma State University, where I was on the 2001 National Champion livestock judging team. I earned a B.S. in Ani- mal Science and an M.S. in Ruminant Nutrition. After OSU, I worked at Michigan State University as the beef cowherd manager. Today, I’m the Senior Director of Beef Programs for GENEX Beef. NINE WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF JUNIOR SHOWS AND EVENTS IN OUR INDUSTRY? Junior shows have grown and evolved a lot since I was a kid, but the core values remain: they teach hard work, dedication, competition, and how to win and lose with grace. The best part of junior shows is the network of friends you make. Life is about the connections you build, and the junior show industry is un- matched in that regard. You meet peo- ple from all over the world and form a network few others can match. TEN THIS IS WHY I SHOW: Number one, I show because I love the time with friends and family. I’m not sure why we all work so hard on these “vacations,” but the memories I make with my family are what it’s all about. Whether I’m showing, judging, or watching my kids show, the way my heart races and the adrenaline rush of the grand drive is something that can’t be matched.
ONE WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU TO SORT THE OWNED HEREFROD FEMALES IN LOUISVILLE THIS SUMMER? It’s a great honor to judge the owned females at the JNHE. It’s one of the largest elite-level shows in the world, and to be asked to judge is a once-in- a-lifetime opportunity. TWO WHO HAS HAD THE BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON YOU AS A PERSON? Without a doubt, my parents. Their passion for their faith, family, and cattle is something I strive to follow. They raised us doing everything together as a family. We spent many miles in a pickup, traveling to shows over the years, and that’s why we’re still so close today. As far as mentors in the Hereford breed, Dr. David Hawkins from Michigan State University had the biggest impact. I was fortunate to learn from a Saddle & Sirloin member and livestock judging legend, and I’m forever grateful for that. THREE WHAT DRIVES YOU? I’m driven to be the best father, hus- band, and cattleman I can be. Outside of my family, my passion in life is cattle. Every day begins and ends with something cattle-related. I’m motivated to create the next generation of breeding cattle that are better than the last.
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3/4 Maine Anjou. Data Bank x Maternal Made AMA# 539826 Owned w/ Brad & Keven Holt, Kathy Lehman, Glenny Cattle, Lucky Strike Power of Dominatrix
PB Maine. Data Bank x B571 (Hard Whiskey) AMA# 531446 Thickness, bone, Power!
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5/8 Maine. Icon x Bremer 960 (May We All) AMA# 549115 Owned w/ Bremer Cattle The bottom side matters
3/4 Maine Anjou. Garth x Boston (Daddy’s $) AMA# 525856 the calves are awesome!
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PB Maine Anjou. BBBN X2 x Sooner AMA# 46046 The Changer!
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PB Simmental. Bet on Red x JS Black Satin 9B ASA# 4155667 Owned w/ Haugh Simmentals/ Maple Lane/ Schaeffer Show Cattle / St Germain Simmentals
PB Simmental. Second Chance x OBR Fortune ASA# 4325400 Outcross Pedigree w/ power! Owned w/ Tree Lane Farms, May Cattle
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PB Simmental. Dakota Outlaw x Cowboy Logic ASA# 4463625 Outcross pedigree, Performance!
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PB Simmental. Fort Knox x Relentless ASA# 3808091 Line bred 8543U Owned w/ Maple Lane Farms, Jared Werning Cattle
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Styles Amendment B024 x Styles Dreamer A114 AAA# 21115386 Owned w/ Schaffer/Tice Outcross Pedigree
24 Karat x Phyllis 6104 (Silveiras Style) AAA# 19923328
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GAR Hometown x BOYD Rosetta 0007 AAA # 20363001 Owned w/ Lindskov’s LT Ranch, Boyd Cattle Co.
Don Aparicio Serrucho57 Maxi x Rubeta Fontana 7567 AAA# 19919948 Owned w/ Hummel When consistency Matters
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DUFF Napoleon x BAR-E-L Erica 74A AAA# 19639203 Owned w/ Duff Cattle
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PB SM. Duracell T52 x Right to Love 015U ASA# 2983443 Owned w/ Gib & Denise Yardley Calving Ease Purebred!
PB SM. WLE Copacetic E02 xRP/MP Built to Love A021 ASA# 2983443 Owned w/ Rocking P, Red River Farms, and Circle M Farms. Use on your Lover Boy daughters
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3/4 Maine. Dual reat x Sooner x Bouncer AMA# 495115 Owned w/ Copeland Maine Calving Ease
Angus, Coleman Bravo 6313 x Coleman Donna 714 AAA# 19583413 Calving ease sire with performance
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COLEMAN Bravo x AKERS Jaunada 9100 AAA# 19590482 Calving ease Specialist
Chestnut Perfect Timing x Chestunt Winnie AAA# 20757458 Cavling and Class!
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The Blue Ribbon Foundation is a non-profit organization raising funds to help preserve and improve the Iowa State Fairgrounds. An Iowa treasure, the Iowa State Fairgrounds is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Fair has gained international fame through the years. It plays a vital role in Iowa’s economy while upholding the link between Iowa’s work ethic, achievement and talent. The Fair is a tradition any Iowan can be proud of, and the Blue Ribbon Foundation is dedicated to continuing that legacy. Project Update: Improvement projects are in full swing across the Iowa State Fairgrounds, ensuring the cherished venue remains a welcoming and vibrant space for all. Crews work year- round on upgrades that range from modernizing facilities to preserving historic structures. These efforts aim to maintain the Fairgrounds’ unique charm while anticipating the needs of future generations. Thanks to the support of generous donors and the dedication of hardworking crews, these projects are transforming the Fairgrounds into an even more enjoyable destination for visitors from near and far. Variety Star Playground: This winter, crews surveyed the Fun Forest area for the new inclusive playground.
Existing equipment was removed, creating space for the new playground that will have an agricultural theme, complete with accessible ramp and a smooth, easy-to-navigate surface. It’s a space where children of all abilities and ages can play, encouraging physical activity, imagination, and friendship. Thank you to the Blue Ribbon Foundation’s partner, Variety the Children’s Charity of Iowa, for bringing this amazing addition to the Fairgrounds. This playground won’t be just for August – it will be a year-round destination for families, especially those on Des Moines' east side. Horse Barn: Phase one of the project (exterior painting, window replacement, masonry repairs, and north restroom renovation and construction) will occur prior to the 2025 Iowa State Fair. Phase two (concrete floor with radiant heat, relocated offices, interior wash rack area, portable stalls, fire suppression system and enhanced ventilation) will begin this fall and be completed in time for the 2026 Fair. The Blue Ribbon Foundation’s “Back the Barns” fundraising campaign offers a meaningful way for those passionate about supporting youth
in agriculture to contribute to this vital project. Ensuring top-quality facilities for exhibitors to compete and showcase their livestock each August is a key part of the Iowa State Fair’s mission. Join in this campaign to enhance the Fairgoer experience for generations to come. Members of the "Back the Barns" campaign are generous donors who commit $1,000 per year for three years to support the restoration of these iconic livestock barns. And yes—you’ll receive a special belt buckle as a token of appreciation for your investment in preserving the Fairgrounds. Supporting the Blue Ribbon Foundation’s unique fundraisers is a great way to make a meaningful impact while celebrating the spirit of the Iowa State Fair. Each campaign offers a special opportunity to contribute to the preservation and improvement of Fairgrounds’ facilities, ensuring future generations can continue to enjoy this beloved tradition. Your support directly enhances the Fair experience for exhibitors, visitors, and the state of Iowa. Every contribution, big or small, helps keep the Fair’s legacy strong – thank you for making a difference! ●
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106 Huntington County 110 Battle of the Bookcliffs 112 U of I Pig Show 114 LaGrange County
118 Walnut River Showdown 120 OYE 124 Ohio Beef Expo
126 American Royal Spring Livestock Show BEYOND THE BACKDROP 93 Jake Schickedanz
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Raising market animals has
involved in my church and the school’s varsity powerlifting team. I love hunting and fishing, and I am currently working to obtain my pilot’s license. Additionally, I enjoy working on the family farm and ranch in my spare time. This past show season has been such an amazing blessing to me and my family. To win a Texas Ma- jor was a dream come true – but to win two Majors back-to-back – that is more than I ever dreamed! Of course, this is not possible without the many hours of hard work, challenges, and the amazing support of our team – my entire family, Kyle Tarter, Kirby Eaves, Jaxon Blackshear, and so many others that truly wish the best for me. Luka, my Red Cross steer in Aus- tin, was a beautiful steer having
been a passion in my fam- ily for many generations. My grandfather, Larry Schickedanz, an ag teacher in the Texas Panhandle
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hair rivaling many Fort Worth calves, but we also knew he had immense potential as a slick calf. Walking into the Grand Drive at the Austin Rodeo, I was nervous, but knew Luka was special. When the judge slapped Luka as his Grand Champion, in a flash I realized that Luka and I had done it – we were the first Schickedanz’ to win a Texas Major! Only a few days later, we headed to Houston with, Kareem. We always had high hopes for Kareem, and he did not disappoint. A mere six days after winning Austin, we made our walk to the NRG Stadium for the Grand Drive, I tried to stay calm and just enjoy the moment. Our team knew the judge really liked Kareem, but did he like him enough? As I entered the arena in front of nearly 75,000 people, I was focused on keeping my overly anxious steer calm. It all happened so fast, I could hardly believe that I had just won Grand Champion at Houston – the largest Jr Livestock Show in the world, with the first all-black Grand Champion steer at Houston in over 20 years!
The past few years have been unforgettable for me and my sisters. About three years ago with the amazing mentorship of Kirby Eaves and Kyle Tarter, my younger sister, Sydney, won our first brand at Fort Worth. Since then, we have seen enormous success as a family, not only in Texas, but across the nation. We love traveling to the Arizona National Show, hanging banners in both the market and prospect shows. My older sister, Maddie, had an amazing senior year, finishing her career with the 2024 Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer in Houston. This past year, I have had many suc- cessful majors, including Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer at the Amarillo Junior Classic and a Heavyweight exotic class winner at Fort Worth. Steer showing has taught me to have patience, how to win, how to lose, and ultimately the confidence to keep grinding and working
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RESERVE CHAMPION AMERICAN HEIFER Kaden Mullins
GRAND CHAMPION AMERICAN HEIFER Maddax McCollum
RESERVE CHAMPION CONTINENTAL HEIFER Madison Moseley
GRAND CHAMPION CONTINENTAL HEIFER Kennadi Brogdon
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GRAND CHAMPION BRITISH HEIFER Aidyn Barber
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SC SHOWDOWN
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Kase Lerow Cole Murphy
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Ethan Stone
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GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Kipton Koons
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RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET HOG Kelityn Grasser
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG Kenzi Martinez
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Cal Sidwell
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Lakyn Rookstool
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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET GOAT Kadi McComb
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RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING GILT Kate Heikes
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING GILT Kate Heikes
RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING EWE Cal Sidwell
GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING EWE Laytynn Boggs
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GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING DOE Kodi McComb
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DECATUR COUNTY
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Macey Banter
3RD OVERALL STEER Kale Carson
4TH OVERALL STEER Ada VanMeter
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5TH OVERALL STEER Caden Wampler
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RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Caden Wampler
Greensburg IN March 2025 Order Photos Online › lindsayhanewichphotography.com Lindsay Hanewich Photography
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GRAND CHAMPION STEER Macy Bowling
CATTLE BATTLE
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4TH OVERALL STEER Lillie Sickafoose
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GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Raygan Harrison
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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Tyler Crowder
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Lux Gordon
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GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Raygan Harrison
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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Lauren Kelly
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HUNTINGTON COUNTY
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Harlee Henney
3RD OVERALL STEER Charlee Jones
4TH OVERALL STEER Catelynn Hockemeyer
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5TH OVERALL STEER Lillie Sickafoose
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4TH OVERALL STEER Lillie Sickafoose
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GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Clancy Stockdale
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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Cadley Boocher
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Collin Deatsman
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3RD OVERALL STEER Josee Wilkins
4TH OVERALL STEER Macy Bevan
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Charlie Rogers
5TH OVERALL STEER Clara White
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3RD OVERALL HEIFER Michael Voloshin
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Izabell McGruder
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Aribella Beins
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GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Charlie Rogers
RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER Scarlett Carney
Madison WI
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RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET BARROW Aliana Hankes
Judge
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3RD OVERALL MARKET BARROW Clara Swenson
4TH OVERALL MARKET BARROW Trig Stoller
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RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING GILT Kellen Wall
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GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING GILT Kolton Knauth
SPRING JACKPOT
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4TH OVERALL BREEDING GILT Aliana Hankes
5TH OVERALL BREEDING GILT Clara Swenson
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RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Emma Wagler
3RD OVERALL STEER Catelynn Hockemeyer
4TH OVERALL STEER Riggin Goings
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5TH OVERALL STEER Montgomery Bertram
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4TH OVERALL STEER Riggin Goings
5TH OVERALL STEER Hannah Scherer
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GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Kylee Pettigrew
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RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER Kane Gentry
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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Gabrielle Tebo
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3RD OVERALL STEER Jaylynn Birk
4TH OVERALL STEER Myles Massey
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Daxton Zimmerman
5TH OVERALL STEER Grace Meier
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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Jaylynn Birk
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Madison McGee
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Oklahoma City OK
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Legacy Livestock Imaging
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RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Hadlie Bell
Bob & Brock May
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OKLAHOMA YOUTH EXPO
CHAMPION INFLUENCE HEIFER Bentlee Lester
RESERVE INFLUENCE HEIFER Carter Kornegay
BRONZE INFLUENCE HEIFER Hayes Anders
CHAMPION PUREBRED HEIFER Truett Tolar
RESERVE PUREBRED HEIFER Chloee Clark
BRONZE PUREBRED HEIFER Finley Yocham
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M A R K E T OYE
GRAND CHAMPION HOG Kaleb Dorr
RESERVE CHAMPION HOG Emma Selvidge
BRONZE HOG Grace Little
GRAND CHAMPION LAMB Skylar Dooley
RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB Sayde Allen
BRONZE LAMB Laney ALlen
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RESERVE CHAMPION GOAT Adison Thompson
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B R E E D I N G OYE
GRAND CHAMPION GILT Mayla Coleman
RESERVE CHAMPION GILT Catherine McClain
BRONZE GILT Hayden Green
GRAND CHAMPION EWE Laray Cox
RESERVE CHAMPION EWE Jenna Fielder
BRONZE EWE Sayde Allen
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RESERVE CHAMPION DOE Jozie White
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OHIO BEEF EXPO
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Brock Cole
Steer Judge
Lydell Meier
3RD OVERALL STEER Annistyn Oszust
4TH OVERALL STEER Heath Clay
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RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER Collin Gedderke
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GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Mackenzie Neal
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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Samantha VanVorhis
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AMERICAN Royal Spring Livestock Show
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Blaine Rodgers
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Jett James
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RESERVE CHAMPION PROSPECTR STEER Caity Ramsey
GRAND CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER Kenzie Campbell
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER MAMA Hetti Walker
GRAND CHAMPION STEER MAMA Clayton Pribyl
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