Ringside Sheep Magazine - 2022 Nov Issue

ON THE COVER

Featured on this issue of the Ringside, are some of the crowning achievements from MacCauley Suffolks, Atglen, PA. Clockwise from the left are Granite, MacCauley 1757 the 2006 NAILE Champion Ram; Lily, MacCauley 2314, the 2011 Supreme Champion Ewe NAILE Jr Show; MacCauley 2510, the 2012 NAILE Champion Slick Ram and MacCauley 4350, the 2019 NAILE Champion Suffolk Ram. At the center is MacCauley 4896, the 2021 NAILE Champion Slick Ewe. At NAILE this year, Bill and Betsy MacCauley along with Bill Royer of IL are being inducted into the Suffolk Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame honors individuals and businesses who have had a significant impact on the Suffolk breed.

Though the direction of MacCauley Suffolks has shifted over the years, the goals remain the same: performance in the show ring and production in the barn! The MacCauley flock strives to produce “Functional Suffolks with Style.” The entire program emphasizes structural soundness, easy fleshing on grass, superior maternal instincts, male fertility, longevity and breed character. As the industry continues to change and the demand for more functional, performance-oriented sheep increases, the MacCauleys look forward to the challenge of meeting that demand with sheep that can perform in all arenas.

The MacCauley flock consists of over 350 brood ewes owned by Bill, Betsy, Chris, Justene and Kyle MacCauley all under the expert care of Evan Snyder, Farm Manager. It is truly a family business born out of a lifelong passion and a hobby gone wild.

The MacCauley team is forever thankful for all their customers, both loyal and new! Customer successes and faith in the breeding program is the fuel that keeps this fire burning.

To see MacCauley Suffolks in action, stop by their pens at Louisville, or better yet, plan a trip to the farm in Atglen, PA. Or, at the very least, visit the website www. maccauleysheep.com.

EDITORIAL

Siblings in the Spotlight ..................pages 8-9, 20-21 Kassidy’s Top Ten Tunes ...................................page 10 Industry News ....................................................page 12 Breed News .................................................pages 14,16 From the Kitchen ...............................................page 18 Advertising Index ..............................................page 66

SHOW RESULTS

National Southdown Sale ..................................................page 26 Freedom Fest ................................................................pages 27-29 Spring National Dorper Show ...........................................page 30 Purple Pride JCC Jackpot ..........................................pages 32,34 The Classic ....................................................................pages 35-37 AAJS ................................................................................pages 41-43 South Dakota Spotlight .....................................................page 44 OEF Gold Buckle Extravaganza ......................................,page 45 Youth Sheep Expo .......................................................pages 46-47 The Throwdown ....................................................................page 48 Ohio State Fair .....................................................................page 49 All-Iowa Showdown ............................................................page 50 Wisconsin State Fair ...........................................................page 50 Indiana State Fair .................................................................page 51 Illinois State Fair ..................................................................page 52 Iowa State Fair......................................................................page 53 Nebraska State Fair ............................................................page 54 Maryland State Fair ............................................................page 54 Aksarben ................................................................................page 56

Arkansas Youth Expo ..........................................................page 57

Tulsa State Fair ....................................................................page 57

KILE .........................................................................................page 58 American Royal .....................................................................page 58 Big E ...................................................................pages 59-60, 62-65

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HEY THERE - DID YA MISS US?...

Wow - I don’t know about all of you, but 2022 has just been a whirlwind and I have been hanging on by fingertips to keep up. Every month I found myself saying - next month will slow down and I will catch up. (Joke’s on me that hasn’t happened yet!).

As many of you have seen we brought Morgan Hauger on as a Junior Editor this fall and THANK GOODNESS for that! Honestly, this issue can be best described as the Morgan issue because she has really taken the lead on this one. I am so excited for the extra help, creative ideas and fresh eyes. I hope that we can continue this colloboration into the 2023 year with Morgan. So first off - I want to say Thank You to Morgan for all her hard work.

I truly enjoyed getting to be the photographer at Freedom Fest, All-American Junior Show and Youth Sheep Expo this summer. Thank you to all the amazingly talented people that helped make up my crew at those events. It takes a village to capture your beloved memories at a high level.

If your house is anything like ours - Fall is busy. We are up to our necks in harvest, fall calving and in our case, in cattle world, online sales and preparing stock for the winter show season. Hopefully your lambing seasons is going well and has you excited about the coming year. As I write this NAILE entries close in just a few hours and many of you have returned home recently from BIG E.

Cruz, Morgan and myself look forward to visiting with you at NAILE, sharing this latest issue of Ringside and talking about how we can promote your flock better in 2023. This issue kicks of year 3 of Ringside. We truly appreciate those of you that continue to support Ringside by placing advertisements and trusting us to invest your marketing dollars with. Our mailing list continues to grow and we enjoy sharing your stories to the industry.

As always if Cruz, Morgan or myself can help with any of your marketing needs, photography, design work, or consulting please reach out we are always happy to help.

FEB. 2023

Ad Deadline: Jan. 13

Camera-Ready Ads Due: Jan. 20

MARCH 2023

Ad Deadline: Feb. 10

Camera-Ready Ads Due: Feb. 17

JUNE 2023

Ad Deadline: May 12

Camera-Ready Ads Due: May 19

NOV. 2023

Ad Deadline: Oct. 6

Camera-Ready Ads Due: Oct. 13

Emily Adcock

Where did summer go? It seems like just last week we were headed to Freedom Fest and summer was just starting. Now we are preparing to head to NAILE in a few weeks. From being late getting our crops in to traveling to numerous shows, summer went by in a flash and we are still trying to catch up.

We enjoyed traveling out East to the All American this year and being able to mark off some states we had not traveled too before. From there we were able to attend a few state fairs before settling into fall lambing and harvest.

Harvest has been slow going here but we hope to be in the downhill slide as we load up for NAILE. We hope your fall lambing and breeding has been successful and we are looking forward to catching up with everyone in November on the green shavings.

As always, if there is anything we can do to help you market your flock, please reach out to us.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US RINGSIDE!

Cruz and Sarah Nichols

HELLO!

I am so excited to be headed to NAILE and excited to have worked on this edition of Ringside’s Mega Issue. As this is my first issue as Junior Editor for the magazine, I wanted to introduce myself for those who do not know me.

I am Morgan Hauger. I grew up raising and showing Hampshire sheep with my family in Connersville, Indiana. Working with Ringside has allowed me to work in my passion with my career. I will graduate from Purdue University in the spring with a degree in Agriculture Communications.

This edition has been a blast to work on, and I am excited for you all to enjoy it! It has been a busy last first semester, but I am enjoying the first of many lasts of my senior year!

If there is anything I can do to help with any marketing, photography, design, or advertising pieces, please reach out and I will be happy to help!

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US RINGSIDE!

Morgan Hauger

Siblings In the Spotlight: The Kreiger Sisters

This is a fun one as we talk to some younger juniors just starting their showing journey. For now its a pair of sisters, but little brother will be joining before we know it.

Check out what Landrey and Lynnly Kreiger from Triple L Southdowns in Indiana had to share in this edition of Siblings in the Spotlight.

1. What breed of sheep do you show and why do you like it?

Landrey: I currently show Southdowns and Hampshires primarily. I truly love to show the Southdowns because the people involved with the association and the breed have been awesome. I love going to shows and meeting up with my friends and peers from the breed.

Lynnly: I show Hampshires, Southdowns, and I have a Dorper I love to show as well. I wanted to try something different than my sister, and I chose a Dorper after seeing one at All American.

2. What’s your favorite part of showing/raising sheep? What is your least?

Landrey Favorite: My favorite thing about showing sheep is the friendships I have made and being able to spend time with my family. My siblings, my parents, and my grandparents travel with me to all of the shows. Landrey Least: My least favorite part is having to sell lambs from the barn after we have weaned them from their moms. I grow very attached to them in the barn, so it is very hard to say goodbye. Lynnly Favorite: I love to go to shows to see my friends and to enjoy the snacks my mom and nanny make. Lynnly Least: My least favorite part is saying goodbye to my sheep at the end of the year or when they have been sold.

3. What is your favorite show and why?

Landrey: The All American Junior Show, is my favorite show because outside of the competition there are so many activities for the exhibitors that only further the experience. Lynnly: The Indiana Stock Show is my favorite. It is over my birthday each year which makes it even more fun.

4. What do you like about showing with your sibling?

Landrey: It is a good bonding experience to work with my sister to achieve a goal but that doesn’t mean it isn’t hard sometimes.

Lynnly: We are still learning how to work together in the ring and get on the same page, but it is fun to have the chance to experience the ring together.

5. If you could pick another breed to show what would it be and why?

Landrey: Hampshires are a breed I already currently show, but I would choose them next if I can’t show Southdowns. My grandfather raises Hamps, so it is very rewarding to work with him to bring elite sheep to our area.

Lynnly: I would like to have a Babydoll Southdown. They are so little and fit my size right now.

6. What is something you have learned from showing/raising sheep?

Landrey: To keep working hard and not give up on myself. It isn’t always easy and there are ups and downs but it really is worth it when you are in the ring and it all comes together.

Lynnly: It is very hard to break and show lambs, so don’t give up. Having the babies in the barn is really fun and has taught me a lot about how to take care of them.

ASI ACCEPTING AWARDS NOMINATIONS

It’s time once again to submit nominations for ASI awards, which will be presented during the 2023 ASI Annual Convention on Jan. 18-21, 2023, in Fort Worth, Texas. The deadline for all award nominations is Nov. 25.

There are five awards open for nominations: The McClure Silver Ram Award, the Peter Orwick Camptender Award, the Distinguished Producer Award, the Industry Innovation Award and the Shepherd’s Voice Award.

The McClure Silver Ram Award is dedicated to volunteer commitment and service and is presented to a sheep producer who has made substantial contributions to the sheep industry and its organizations in his/her state, region or nation.

The Peter Orwick Camptender Award recognizes industry contributions from a professional in a position or field related to sheep production. Nominees should show a strong commitment and a significant contribution to the sheep industry, its organizations and its producers above and beyond what is called for in his/her professional capacity.

The Distinguished Producer Award was launched in 2014 to recognize the 150th anniversary of the national organization – the oldest livestock association in the country. This award is a way to recognize an individual who has had a significant long-term impact on the industry, including involvement with the National Wool Growers Association or American Sheep Producers Council.

The Industry Innovation Award recognizes the accomplishments of an individual or organization that improves the American sheep industry in a gamechanging way, regardless of whether its impact is felt at the regional or national level.

The Shepherd’s Voice Award for Media recognizes outstanding coverage of the sheep industry by either

print or broadcast outlets. The award excludes all publications and affiliates related solely to the sheep industry, allowing for recognition of outlets with general coverage of sheep industry issues.

Nominations must be submitted to ASI by Nov. 25, and past recipients of these awards are not eligible.

Find more information at: https://www.sheepusa.org/ researcheducation-awards

NORTH DAKOTA TO HOST SHEARING, CLASSING SCHOOLS

Those with an interest in wool might want to make plans to head North in November, as the North Dakota Hettinger Research Extension Center will host both wool classing and shearing schools on Nov. 19-21.

The wool classing school will take place at the Hettinger Armory. Topics covered at the school will include: wool fiber growth, development and production; objective measurement of wool; genetic selection programs; hands-on wool grading; wool contamination and handling practices; and wool classing, packaging, labeling and marking. The registration deadline is Oct. 28 and the school is limited to 10 students. Larry Prager of Center of the Nation Wool will join Heather Pearce of the American Sheep Industry Association as instructors at the school.

Shearers Mike Hagens, Wade Kopren and Alex Moser will handle instruction at the shearing school and will cover: the professional shearing pattern; tagging and eyeing; equipment maintenance and repair; and wool handling and preparation. The school is open to both experienced and beginning students. The registration deadline for the shearing school is Nov. 4 and the school is limited to 16 students.

The cost to attend either school is $150, and students should sign up as soon as possible as the schools can fill up well in advance of the deadline.

For more information, contact Dr. Christopher Schauer at Christopher.schauer@ndsu.edu or 701-567-4323.

Source: NDSU

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OXFORD NEWS

FROM DAVID TROTTER, AOSA EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Meet the New AOSA Directors – At the Annual Meeting of the American Oxford Sheep Association (AOSA) this summer, two new directors were elected by the membership to the AOSA Board. Laurie Majchrzak and Austin Brockmann were elected to replace Beth Allison and Kermit Daniels respectively; both Beth and Kermit had served their maximum of 2 terms on the Board. Laurie is from Federalsburg, MD and has been involved with Oxfords for many years as were her children when they lived in New Hampshire. Laurie represents District 6. Austin finished his junior show eligibility a couple of years ago and he was very active with the Junior Oxford Association, serving on the officer team with that group. Austin is from Illinois and is the District 3 representative.

Also, the AOSA officers were elected during the Annual Meeting and National Sale weekend in Jolliet, IL. For 2022-2023, the organization will be lead by Darwin Hall (President) and Steve Bingen (Vice President).

Foundation Flock Applications being Sought

– The AOSA will once again be able to continue with their Foundation Flock program for 2023 through the generosity and vision of several prominent Oxford Breeders. The deadline to apply for the award is March 15, 2023. The Foundation Flock award is given out annually to help establish a new Oxford flock every year. The award consists of quality Oxford ewes and one year’s breeding service and flock consultation by an Oxford breeder in the recipient’s district. The ewes will range in age from lambs to young brood ewes.

Applicants for this award flock need to write an essay that includes the following items: 1) how you learned of this opportunity, 2) your experience with sheep, livestock, pets, 3)facilities that you have – pictures and/or videos are welcomed, 4)family

involvement, 5) connections you have with any Oxford breeder in your area, 6) illustrate your goals and intentions with the animals should you be awarded the Foundation Flock.

Essay entries should also include the applicant’s name, mailing address, phone numbers and e-mail address. Entries should be typed and e-mailed to Darwin Hall (darwin.hall53@gmail.com) by the March 15, 2023 deadline. The winner or winners will be announced by April 15. The flock will be presented to the recipient(s) at convenient and prominent event. For more information contact Darwin Hall via his e-mail.

National Oxford Queen Applications – It’s not too early for junior AOSA members to be applying for the 2023-2024 National Oxford Queen. Applicants must be between the ages of 16 and 21 as of December 31, 2023 and be a member of the American Oxford Sheep Association. An application form can be found at the AOSA website (www.americanoxfords. org). The application deadline is May 15, 2023. Currently, Suzanne Shields of Indiana serves as the 2022-2023 National Oxford Queen and if potential applicants have questions about the duties they can reach out to her at kshields@eiwifi.com or 765-6030280.

New 2022-2023 Oxford Directory – The new AOSA Directories are now available. If you want a copy, reach out to David Trotter (oxfordsecretary7@ gmail.com) and be sure to include your mailing address.

NATURAL COLORED NEWS

The Natural Colored Wool Growers Association will be sponsoring a regional show at the North American this year and hope to see many breeders there. At this time the show schedule has not been released but traditionally the natural colored show is

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held on the last day proceeding the Supreme show. Be sure and check the NAILE website for updated information on dates and times of all the shows.

The North American show traditionally signals the end of the year for major shows and generally always represents some of the very best sheep in all breeds from every corner of the Country. Even if you are not exhibiting sheep or fleeces it is well worth the trip to watch the breed shows you are interested in and a great opportunity to meet new folks and renew old friendships as unlike most major fair and shows all breeds are generally there during the same time period.

If you are not able to attend or exhibit natural colored sheep you might consider sending a quality fleece for the wool show.

Hope to see many of you there, John Merlau President NCWGA

NEW!!! This year at NAILE the Jr. Southdown Association is excited to announce it will be hosting its first annual public speaking contest. The Jr. Board has picked out some amazing prizes, so you definitely don’t want to miss this event!

This contest will take place Saturday morning in a reserved room in the hallway where the skill-athon takes place. We will have 4 age divisions for members to compete in with their own individual topics. Contestants will be asked to give a speech between 3-5 minutes related to their assigned topics. The first age division will be 9 and under. The topic for this age group will be, “Tell us your favorite part of showing sheep.” The prizes for this group will be: 1st place - pop up portable tent, 2nd place - corn hole boards.

The next age division is 10-13. The topic for this age group will be, “What is your biggest goal you want

to achieve in raising/showing sheep? How do you plan to accomplish these goals?” The prizes for this group will be: 1st place - pop up portable tent, 2nd placecorn hole boards.

Our 3rd age division is 14-16. The topic for this age group will be, “Tell us something valuable you have learned from showing stock that will help you in life outside the barn.” The prizes for this group will be: 1st place - grizzly cooler, 2nd place - corn hole boards

The final age division is 17-21. The topic for this age group will be given to participants 20 minutes before their speech. They will be given 20 minutes to prepare for their assigned topic. Note all topics will be related to the southdown breed. Prizes for this age group will be: 1st place - grizzly cooler, 2nd placecorn hole boards.

This competition is open to all Jr members of the southdown organization, not just those exhibiting at NAILE. You do not need to preregister for the event. We hope to see all of you there and are excited to hear your speeches!!

Email your breed news to ringsidesheep@gmail.com at any time and we will be happy to run it in our upcoming issue!

Tunis A Family Focused Operation

From The Kitchen

LAMB SHEPHERDS PIE

Recipe provided by |Oh So Delicioso

INGREDIENTS:

Mashed Potatoes:

1 Tbsp salt

3 large potatoes quartered

2 Tbsp butter

½ teaspoon salt

¼ teaspoon pepper

¼ to 1/3 cup milk

Meat Filling:

1 Tbsp olive oil

1 large onion chopped

1/2 cup carrot grated or diced

2 pound ground American Lamb

1 Tbsp chopped fresh parsley

1 clove garlic finely chopped

½ teaspoon dried thyme

2 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce

1 tbsp salt

3 tbsp tomato paste

2 cups of cheddar cheese

DIRECTIONS:

In a large stock pot, bring water to a boil; stir in salt. Add potatoes and boil gently for about 15 to 20 minutes or until they are soft. Drain off water and add butter and salt and pepper. Mash the potatoes, adding enough milk to make a smooth mixture. Set aside.

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. In a large skillet, heat the oil over medium-high heat for 1 minute. Add the onion and stir-fry until tender. Stir in ground beef; then add carrot, parsley, garlic, and thyme. Cook until lamb is thoroughly browned, stirring frequently. Add Worcestershire sauce and tomato paste- stir well. Spread the meat mixture evenly in the bottom of a deep pie dish.

Top with mashed potatoes and cheese.

Bake in preheated oven for 20 minutes covered with Foil, remove foil and bake for another 10 minutes.

USDA recommends ground lamb reach an internal temp of 160F

Have a family favorite lamb recipe?

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Reserve Champion Southdown Ram Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival Junior Show Kentucky State Fair Open Show

Siblings In the Spotlight: The Porter Kids

You can find this trio of siblings in the show ring and in the center of any fun happening at the show. Whether they are showing their own or helping all their friends, these kids love showing sheep. Learn more about Alivia, Ainsley and Braylon Porter from FP Livestock of Ashkum, IL in this Siblings in the Spotlight article.

1. What breed of sheep do you show and why do you like it?

Alivia: I show four different breeds, those include Southdowns, Shrops, Hamps and Natural Coloreds. I like showing multiple breeds because it allows me to have a diverse experience and learn different showing techniques and styles.

Ainsley: I show Natural Colored Romneys and Southdowns. I like to show many different breeds because they are fun to show and they’re cute. Braylon: I show Southdowns. I like them because they are calm and easy to train.

2. What’s your favorite part of showing/raising sheep?

Alivia: My favorite part about showing sheep is achieving your goals after multiple months hard work and determination. I also enjoy learning new skills and making lifelong friends throughout the industry. My favorite part about raising sheep is lambing season because I like to watch the baby lambs grow and develop and then determine which lambs will be sold or become a part of our show string.

Ainsley: - My favorite part about showing is winning banners and showmanship. I like raising sheep because I like seeing all the baby lambs

Braylon: - I like showing sheep because I show with all my friends and there’s good people around to show with, and my favorite part of raising sheep is learning about the animals and what experience you have with them after.

3. What is your favorite show and why?

Alivia: My favorite show is definitely Louisville because I enjoy the competition and hanging out with all my friends.

Ainsley: My favorite show is Louisville because I like the green shaving and seeing my friends.

Braylon: All American, most of my friends go and I like traveling to different states each year.

4. What do you like about showing with your sibling?

Alivia: I like showing with my siblings because I am able to teach them different techniques and tricks I have learned over the years.

Ainsley: I like showing with my siblings because I can learn from them.

Braylon: My siblings can help me in the show ring if I needed help instead of having to rush to find someone else in a short amount of time, and they can tell me if I’m doing something wrong in the show ring.

5. If you could pick another breed to show what would it be and why?

Alivia: If I could pick any other breed to show it would be Dorpers because they are unique and you use different showing techniques than you do for most other breeds.

Ainsley: If I could pick any breed it would Babydoll Southdowns because they are cute and tiny.

Braylon: I would chose Hampshires because I kinda have an idea of what to do because they are a slick sheep and you would show it the same as any other slick sheep.

6. What is something you have learned from showing/raising sheep?

Alivia: Something that I have learned from showing sheep is that there’s always room for improvement no matter how good you are at something. Something that I have learned from raising sheep is that your best show female isn’t always the greatest for reproduction. Ainsley: Something that I have learned is to keep a positive attitude and keep calm.

Braylon: I have learned that you have to work with them to have them show well, and also how to do all the processes during the year.

7. What advice do you have to other siblings who show together?

Alivia: Nothing ever gets done when you’re fighting, you might as well just accept that you’re not always going to agree on everything and learn to get along. Ainsley: Learn to get along and work together. Braylon: I would say to get along in the barn and to make sure you work with your sheep a lot and have fun with it too.

Reserve Supreme Ewe-Freedom Fest Reserve Shropshire Ewe-The Big E Supreme Ewe Handcock Co Showdown Supreme Ewe Connersville Open Show

NATIONAL SOUTHDOWN SALE

Noblesville, IN

Photos by KAK Images

GRAND CHAMPION EWE Maddox Livestock, OK

GRAND CHAMPION RAM Oldenburg Farms, OK

RESERVE CHAMPION RAM KDK Southdowns, WI

RESERVE CHAMPION EWE Howard Southdowns, OK

FREEDOM FEST

Sedalia, MO

Photos by Ringside

SUPREME EWE CHAMPION COTSWOLD EWE Kenzie Meyer

SUPREME RAM CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE RAM Kylie Schakel

RESERVE SUPREME RAM CHAMPION KATAHDIN RAM Aly Francis

RESERVE SUPREME EWE CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE EWE Riggin Klotz

FREEDOM FEST

Sedalia, MO

Photos by Ringside

CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Wyatt Nixon

CHAMPION BABYDOLL SOUTHDOWN RAM

Pakey Matthews

CHAMPION COMMERCIAL RAM Caroline Green

CHAMPION DORSET FITTED RAM Taylor Dietz

CHAMPION DORSET SLICK RAM

Ella Jahner

CHAMPION DORPER RAM

Caleb Visel Lobdell

CHAMPION FITTED HAMPSHIRE RAM Kirby Jo Bacon

CHAMPION HORNED DORSET RAM

Brant Lindsey

CHAMPION LINCOLN RAM Luke Mumm

CHAMPION BABYDOLL SOUTHDOWN EWE Pakey Matthews

CHAMPION CHEVIOT EWE Luke Mumm

CHAMPION COMMERCIAL EWE Wyatt Nixon

CHAMPION DORSET ADVANTAGE EWE Wyatt Nixon

CHAMPION DORSET FITTED EWE Morgan Crouch

CHAMPION DORSET SLICK EWE Brooklyn Johnson

CHAMPION DORPER EWE Paisley Lord

CHAMPION FITTED HAMPSHIRE EWE Beau Mumm

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Nash Johnson

CHAMPION MONTADALE RAM Gates Jasmine

CHAMPION OXFORD RAM Westin Poynter

CHAMPION RAMBOUILLET RAM Posey Seelow

CHAMPION ROMNEY RAM Madison Feehan

CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE RAM Riggin Klotz

CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN RAM Peyton Howe

CHAMPION FITTED SUFFOLK RAM Kelsey Patterson

CHAMPION SLICK SUFFOLK RAM Beau Howe

CHAMPION TEXEL RAM Brant Lindsey

CHAMPION TUNIS RAM Beau Mumm

CHAMPION WHITE DORPER RAM Caleb Welte

FREEDOM FEST

CHAMPION SLICK HAMPSHIRE EWE Wyatt Nixon

CHAMPION HORNED DORSET EWE Nash Johnson

CHAMPION KATAHDIN EWE Westin Poynter

CHAMPION LINCOLN EWE Emmalou Mumm

CHAMPION MONTADALE EWE Bode Niemeier

CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED EWE Alivia Porter

CHAMPION OXFORD EWE Kenzie Meyer

CHAMPION RAMBOUILLET EWE Allison Shipp

CHAMPION ROMNEY EWE Ainsley Porter

CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN EWE Drew George

CHAMPION FITTED SUFFOLK EWE Kelsey Patterson

CHAMPION SLICK SUFFOLK EWE Beau Howe

CHAMPION TEXEL EWE Brant Lindsey

CHAMPION TUNIS EWE Madison Feehan

Sedalia, MO

Photos by Ringside

CHAMPION WHITE DORPER EWE Paisley Lord

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by Ringside

CHAMPION REGIONAL DORPER RAM Caleb Visel Lobdell

CHAMPION REGIONAL WHITE DORPER RAM Caleb Welte

CHAMPION REGIONAL DORPER EWE Paisley Lord

CHAMPION REGIONAL WHITE DORPER EWE Paisley Lord

PURPLE PRIDE JCC JACKPOT

Ring 1 Photos by Cindy’s Livestock Pics - Cindy Cagwin-Johnston

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BLACK FACE CROSS Cole Ellerbrock

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION WHITE FACE CROSS Mallory Homann

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB RES. BLACK FACE CROSS Karly Reel

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED Ryan Senko

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Cole Ellerbrock

PURPLE PRIDE JCC JACKPOT

Ring 2 Photos by Cindy’s Livestock Pics - Cindy Cagwin-Johnston

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BLACK FACE CROSS Cole Ellerbrock

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Kashen Ellerbrock

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION WHITE FACE CROSS Mallory Homann

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RES. BLACK FACE CROSS Karly Reel

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RES. CHAMPION NATURAL Ryan Senko

THE CLASSIC - DAY 1 Richmond, IN

Photos by Jessica Waldron - JW Photography

GRAND CHAMPION EWE Charlee Ryan

GRAND CHAMPION RAM Beau Howe

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION RAM Kailen Smerchek

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION EWE Alivia Porter

Richmond, IN

Photos by KAK Images

CHAMPION RAM Beau Howe

RESERVE CHAMPION RAM Alivia Porter

THE CLASSIC - DAY 2

FIFTH OVERALL EWE Ainsley Porter

Richmond, IN

Photos by KAK Images

GRAND CHAMPION EWE Kailen Smerchek

RESERVE CHAMPION EWE Alivia Porter

THIRD OVERALL EWE Charlee Ryan

FOURTH OVERALL EWE Brady Brennan

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year From the Ringside Crew

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AMERICAN JR. SHOW

SUPREME RAM CHAMPION FITTED DORSET RAM Madelyn Syme

CHAMPION BABYDOLL SOUTHDOWN RAM Braydon Hein

CHAMPION NATURAL BORDER LEICESTER RAM Hunter Hayes

CHAMPION WHITE BORDER LEICESTER RAM Josie Baird

CHAMPION CHEVIOT RAM

Katelyn Von Behrens

CHAMPION CORRIEDALE RAM Brady Craig

CHAMPION COTSWOLD RAM Carter Short

CHAMPION DORPER RAM

Joshua Wilson

CHAMPION BABYDOLL SOUTHDOWN EWE Brady Brennan

CHAMPION NATURAL BORDER LEICESTER EWE Hunter Hayes

CHAMPION WHITE BORDER LEICESTER EWE Josie Baird

CHAMPION CHEVIOT EWE Katelyn Von Behrens

CHAMPION CORRIEDALE EWE Brady Craig

CHAMPION COTSWOLD EWE Wyatt Short

CHAMPION DORPER EWE Izzy Wade

West Springfield, MA

Photos by Ringside

SUPREME EWE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN EWE Kailen Smerchek

ALL- AMERICAN JR. SHOW

West Springfield, MA

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CHAMPION WHITE DORPER RAM Mace Lambert

CHAMPION DORSET ADVANTAGE RAM

Daniel Epe

CHAMPION SLICK DORSET RAM Linsey Eddy

CHAMPION FITTED HAMPSHIRE RAM Katie Hanson

CHAMPION SLICK HAMPSHIRE RAM Morgan Hauger

CHAMPION HORNED DORSET RAM Austin Inbody

CHAMPION KATAHDIN RAM Lauren Julian

CHAMPION NATURAL LINCOLN RAM Ava Jo Hayes

CHAMPION WHITE LINCOLN RAM Mallex Raisler

CHAMPION MERINO RAM Trevor Smith

CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED RAM Morgan Syme

CHAMPION OXFORD RAM Chad Hoover

CHAMPION WHITE DORPER EWE Mace Lambert

CHAMPION DORSET ADVANTAGE EWE Wyatt Nixon

CHAMPION FITTED DORSET EWE Thomas Vandeventer

CHAMPION SLICK DORSET EWE Linsey Eddy

CHAMPION FITTED HAMPSHIRE EWE Katie Hanson

CHAMPION SLICK HAMPSHIRE EWE Adriana Wendland

CHAMPION HORNED DORSET EWE Nash Johnson

CHAMPION KATAHDIN EWE Audrey Julian

CHAMPION NATURAL LINCOLN EWE Luke Mumm

CHAMPION WHITE LINCOLN EWE Katelyn Coleman

CHAMPION MERINO EWE Megan Inbody

CHAMPION MONTADALE EWE

JW Simms-Reisner

CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED EWE Dylan Craig

CHAMPION OXFORD EWE Ty Miller

AMERICAN JR. SHOW

West Springfield, MA

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CHAMPION NATURAL ROMNEY RAM Teresa Hromis

CHAMPION WHITE ROMNEY RAM Catherine Hromis

CHAMPION NATURAL ROMNEY EWE Ainsley Porter

CHAMPION WHITE ROMNEY EWE Claire Von Behrens

CHAMPION SHETLAND EWE Samantha Macintosh

CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE RAM Kassidy Schakel

CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN RAM Ryker Beckmier

CHAMPION FITTED SUFFOLK RAM Felicity Groves

CHAMPION SLICK SUFFOLK RAM Beau Howe

CHAMPION TARGHEE RAM Mallex Raisler

CHAMPION TEXEL RAM Colin Beebe

CHAMPION TUNIS RAM Michaela Bugman

CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE EWE Jaedyn Slutz

CHAMPION FITTED SUFFOLK EWE Kasandra Knutson

CHAMPION SLICK SUFFOLK EWE Beau Howe

CHAMPION TARGHEE EWE Alicia Holtz

CHAMPION TEXEL EWE Brandt Lindsey

CHAMPION TUNIS EWE Kassidy Schakel

A BAnner SUMMERA BAnner SUMMER

Champion Columbia Ewe - Youth Sheep Expo, Wisconsin State Fair, Indiana State Fair 4-H, Reserve Champion Indiana State Fair Open Show

Champion Columbia Ewe - Kentucky State Fair, Reserve Champion Youth Sheep Expo and Wisconsin State Fair

Jr. Champion Oxford Ewe - Youth Sheep Expo & Kentucky State Fair

Champion Oxford Ewe Kentucky State Fair, Reserve Champion Indiana State Fair, Class Winner Youth Sheep Expo, Wisconsin State Fair and 2nd place at Big E

Reserve Champion Natural Colored Ewe - Youth Sheep Expo & Wisconsin State Fair

Jr. Champion Natural Colored Ewe - Youth Sheep Expo & Wisconsin State Fair, Reserve Champion Indiana State Fair

SOUTH DAKOTA SPOTLIGHT

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Madison Fairly

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION CROSSBRED Raina Johnson

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION AOB Madison Fairly

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RES. HAMPSHIRE Elizabeth Olson

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Cody Larson

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YOUTH SHEEP EXPO

Caleb Welte

RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION RAM CHAMPION POLLED DORSET

Thomas Vandeventer

THIRD OVERALL RAM CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED ROMNEY Teresa Hromis

FOURTH OVERALL RAM CHAMPION BORDER CHEVIOT Kaitlyn Von Behrens

FIFTH OVERALL RAM CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE Jaedyn Slutz

Kaitlyn Von Behrens

RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION EWE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN Larkin Miller

THIRD OVERALL EWE CHAMPION POLLED DORSET Thomas Vandeventer

FOURTH OVERALL EWE CHAMPION WHITE ROMNEY Catherine Hromis

FIFTH OVERALL EWE CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Landry Krieger

Greenfield, IN

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SUPREME CHAMPION RAM

CHAMPION WHITE DORPER

SUPREME CHAMPION EWE CHAMPION CHEVIOT

YOUTH SHEEP EXPO

Greenfield, IN

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Debra Smith

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB RES. CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Lillian Schut

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE Alexis Koch

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION OXFORD Sallie Everhart

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB

THE THROWDOWN

Knoxville, IL

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GRAND CHAMPION EWE Cole Ellerbrock

RESERVE CHAMPION EWE Colson Cowser

THIRD OVERALL EWE Jaxon Adams

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Carter Hoge

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB Logan Corzatt

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Kashen Ellerbrock

OHIO STATE FAIR

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Elizabeth Shatto

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB RES. CHAMPION NATURAL Caleb Stone

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BFX Reese Cook

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Morgan Evans

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION BFX Ava Shroyer

ALL-IOWA SHOWDOWN

WISCONSIN STATE FAIR

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CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Kaylia Fuchs

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Trey Goretska

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CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION AOB Katie Walkington

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Cate Cherney

INDIANA STATE FAIR

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Harper Henney

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Caleb Lechlitner

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BFX Colton Kephart

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION BFX Sophie Rosen

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB CHAMPION OXFORD Jordyn Leininger

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR Springfield, IL

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CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Carter Hoge

SUPREME RAM - JR. SHOW CHAMPION POLLED DORSET Ty Hodel

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Sheridan Hank

SUPREME EWE - JR. SHOW CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN Alivia Porter

IOWA STATE FAIR

4-H Market Lambs

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Sam Schmillen

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Colby Williams

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB Paityn Petersen

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Dayton Mortvedt

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Ella Greiner

NEBRASKA STATE FAIR

MARYLAND STATE FAIR

4-H Show

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CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION NATURAL Cale Deseive

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BFX Jami Hoblyn

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AKSARBEN

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Sawyer Morrical

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Brayden Bowers

THIRD OVERALL MARKET LAMB Stella Amthauer

FOURTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Elsie Barton

FIFTH OVERALL MARKET LAMB Payge Dahmer

ARKANSAS YOUTH EXPO

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TULSA STATE FAIR

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Maggie McDonald

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Kenzee Henderson

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE Callen Minard

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION BFX Jamison Scott

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AMERICAN ROYAL

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CHAMPION MARKET LAMB CHAMPION CROSSBRED Steven King

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB RESERVE CROSSBRED Reese Cook

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CHAMPION MARKET LAMB DIVISION 1 CHAMPION Madison Woods

RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB DIVISION 4 CHAMPION Hayden Schroeder

Show

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CHAMPION AOB MEAT EWE Jocelyn Beebe

CHAMPION AOB WOOL RAM Victoria Fuller

CHAMPION AOB WOOL EWE Carter Short

CHAMPION NATURAL BORDER LEICESTER EWE Alexis Dury

CHAMPION WHITE BORDER LEICESTER EWE Shane Dury

CHAMPION CHEVIOT RAM Emma Oberholtzer

CHAMPION CHEVIOT EWE Victoria Kovacs

CHAMPION CORRIEDALE RAM Asa Johnson

CHAMPION COTSWOLD RAM Kaya Farrington CHAMPION COTSWOLD EWE Kaya Farrington

CHAMPION DORPER EWE Colin Anderson

CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE RAM Logan Thayer

CHAMPION JACOB RAM Rebekah Southwick

CHAMPION JACOB EWE Rebekah Southwick

CHAMPION KATAHDIN RAM Lauren Julian

CHAMPION NATURAL LINCOLN RAM Ryan Cameron

Junior Show

NO PHOTOS:

CHAMPION HORNED DORSET RAM - JR & OPEN Madelyn Syme

CHAMPION HORNED DORSET EWE - OPEN Parker Reese

CHAMPION HORNED DORSET EWE - JR Emma Oberholtzer

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CHAMPION NATURAL LINCOLN EWE Zoe Amones

CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED RAM Morgan Syme

CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED EWE Morgan Syme

CHAMPION OXFORD RAM Duncan Averill

CHAMPION WHITE ROMNEY RAM Catherine Hromis

CHAMPION SUFFOLK RAM Sawyer Peak

CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE Nellie Hankinson

CHAMPION TUNIS RAM Brooke Kyle

CHAMPION TUNIS EWE Colin Anderson

BIG

Open Show

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CHAMPION AOB MEAT RAM Rachael Gately

CHAMPION AOB WOOL RAM Julia Chute

CHAMPION NATURAL BORDER LEICESTER RAM Sarah Jakeman

CHAMPION WHITE BORDER LEICESTER RAM -JR & OPEN Mareea Decker

CHAMPION CHEVIOT RAM Katelyn VonBehrens

CHAMPION CORRIEDALE RAM Sarah Para

CHAMPION COTSWOLD RAM Orion Acres

CHAMPION DORPER RAM - JR & OPEN Duncan Averill

CHAMPION POLLED DORSET RAM - JR & OPEN Madelyn Syme

CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE RAM Sam Schmillen

CHAMPION JACOB RAM Victoria Wiggins-McPhee

CHAMPION KATAHDIN RAM Salmon Run Farms

CHAMPION NATURAL LINCOLN RAM Darlene Leary

CHAMPION WHITE LINCOLN RAM Deborah Vanderwende

CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED RAM Swartz & Talley

CHAMPION OXFORD RAM Ethan Smith

Open Show

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CHAMPION AOB MEAT EWE Rachael Gately

CHAMPION AOB WOOL EWE Julia Chute

CHAMPION NATURAL BORDER LEICESTER EWE Sarah Jakeman

CHAMPION WHITE BORDER LEICESTER EWE Kevin Hopkins

CHAMPION CHEVIOT EWE Katelyn VonBehrens

CHAMPION CORRIEDALE EWEJR & OPEN Asa Johnson

CHAMPION COTSWOLD EWE Orion Acres

CHAMPION DORPER EWE Highloft Farm

CHAMPION POLLED DORSET EWE - JR & OPEN Emma Kyle

CHAMPION DORSET ADVANTAGE EWE - JR & OPEN Callie Taylor

CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE EWEJR & OPEN Logan Thayer

CHAMPION JACOB EWE Victoria Wiggins-McPhee

CHAMPION KATAHDIN EWEJR & OPEN Audrey Julian

CHAMPION NATURAL LINCOLN EWE Darlene Leary

CHAMPION WHITE LINCOLN EWE Brent Cassavant

CHAMPION NATURAL COLORED EWE Emmie Hukowicz

Open Show

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CHAMPION WHITE ROMNEY RAM Emma Rogers

CHAMPION NATURAL ROMNEY RAM - JR & OPEN Cadence Higgins

CHAMPION SHETLAND RAM Victoria Wiggins-McPhee

CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE RAM -JR & OPEN Brady Clark

CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN RAM - JR & OPEN Jade Wilson

CHAMPION FITTED SUFFOLK RAM Eric Bruns

CHAMPION SLICK SUFFOLK RAM Elizabeth MacCauley

CHAMPION TUNIS RAM Wendy Cameron

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CHAMPION OXFORD EWE Duncan Averill

CHAMPION WHITE ROMNEY EWE - JR & OPEN Catherine Hromis

CHAMPION NATURAL ROMNEY EWE - JR & OPEN Teresa Hromis

CHAMPION SHETLAND EWE William Higgs

CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE EWE Brady Clark CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN EWE - JR & OPEN Brady Clark

CHAMPION FITTED SUFFOLK EWE Josh Miller

CHAMPION SLICK SUFFOLK EWE

Elizabeth MacCauley

CHAMPION TUNIS EWE Heidi Phelps