2016 Fair Review - The Record Herald

Looking Back At The 137th
Fayette County Fair
August 10, 2016
A Supplement to
Chris Hoppes | Record-Herald
The merry-go-round provided plenty of
good, old-fashioned fun at the 2016 Fayette
County Fair.
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4-H leadership holds ‘Award Round-up’
By Martin Graham
mgraham@civitasmedia.com
The Fayette County Jr. Fair Board and
Extension Office recently recognized
several 4-H participants who did an
exceptional job this year and in their
careers.
“Today we will celebrate all the accomplishments of our 4-H members at the
4-H Awards Round-up,” 2016 Jr. Fair
Board President Riley Evans said at the
beginning of the awards event. “I will be
your emcee as we recognize our young
people who have qualified for state fair
judging and with special awards with
their outstanding 4-H projects. These
4-H’ers worked many hours on various
4-H projects from cooking to computers to insects to dogs. They have ripped
seams out and re-sewn outfits. Photographs have been taken and displayed for
judges to critique. Rockets built and fired
off while learning some physics and math
along with safety of launching. Horses
have been washed, trimmed, braided,
brushed and ridden and brushed some
more before entering the show ring.
Seeds have been planted, watered, transplanted and displayed in pretty pots for
the judges to admire. But more important than awards and ribbons, and all
the work it took to get here, today is the
relationship built between the member,
the family and the 4-H advisor. These
relationships are what 4-H is all about.
Thank you to all that have helped along
the way.”
Evans continued the event by thanking
Quali-Tee Sportswear and Design and
Cristy Tarbutton for making sure they
had awards for the ceremony. Numerous
awards were given during the ceremony
including nutrition, special interest, and
miscellaneous 4-H projects best awards
and state fair representatives. The award
results can be found within in the 2016
Fayette County Fair Review.
The 2016 State 4-H Achievement
Award Winners were announced:
Riley Evans won the Leadership State
Achievement Award, is a member of
the State Junior Fair Board, won the
Ohio 4-H Township Trustee Award,
was appointed to the Ohio 4-H Teen
Advisory Council and won the first
Alternate Citizenship & Community
Service Achievement Award. The plaque
was donated by Cathy Templin, Fayette
County Recorder.
Hannah Casto won the Veterinary Sciences State 4-H Achievement Award and
was appointed to the Ohio Teen Advisory Council. The plaque was donated by
Fayette County Travel & Tourism.
Bethany Reiterman is a member of
the State Junior Fair Board, received the
Mary E. Border State 4-H Scholarship,
and won first alternate Horse State 4-H
Achievement Award. The plaque was
donated by American Legion Auxiliary
#25.
Madisyn Callahan won the second
alternate Clothing & Textiles State 4-H
Achievement Award. The plaque was
donated by American Legion Auxiliary
#25.
Spencer Minyo won the first alternate
Photography State 4-H Achievement
Award. The plaque was donated by Rennison Painted, LLC.
Trevor Minyo won second alternate
Food & Nutrition State 4-H Achievement Award. The plaque was donated by
Cargill.
Hannah Ellenberger won second
alternate Poultry State 4-H Achievement Award. The plaque was donated by
Chrisman Water Conditioning.
Victoria Schappacher won National
Dairy Conference Second Place alternate
and First Alternate State Achievement
Award. The plaque was donated by the
Ward family.
Kameron Rinehart won second alternate Ohio 4-H Township Trustee Award,
Smith 4-H Scholarship, is a member of
the State Junior Fair Board, President of
the Ohio Teen Advisory Council, Ohio
4-H Foundation National 4-H Congress
Teen Leadership Team and National
4-H Congress Youth Leadership Design
Team. The plaque was donated by 4-H
Fun Bunch Club.
The 2016 4-H Honor Clubs were
announced and honored with a cash
award and a certificate: $5 went to the
honorable mention 4-H Club, Fayette
Land & Livestock; $10 went to the
Green 4-H Club, Rowdy Wranglers; $15
went to the Silver 4-H Clubs, Yankee
RSS and Buckeye All-Stars and $25 went
to the Gold 4-H Clubs, 4-H Fun Bunch,
All-N-One and Young Atomic Farmers.
The 2015 Camp Counselors were
named as well to highlight their work
helping 146 Fayette County 4-H members have a great time at the summer
camp last year. Fourth year counselors
were Hannah Casto, who will be attending Morehead University (computer bag
was donated by the Ward family); Riley
Evans, who will be furthering his education at the Ohio State University (bag
donated by Chrisman Water Conditioning); Bethany Reiterman, who will be
attending Oklahoma State University
(bag donated by Cathy Templin, Fayette
County Recorder); and Brock Wilt, who
will be attending Illinois Central College (bag donated by Southern State
Community College). Third year counselors were also honored and received
drawstring counselor bags courtesy of
Rennison Painting, LLC, Cathy Templin,
Fayette County Recorder, and the Ward
family. Those counselors were Madisyn Callahan, Cody Clyburn, Susanna
Eckstein, Cole Karnes, Todd Peterson,
Zach Potts and Colton Sword. Bethany
Reiterman and Cole Karnes also received
Tribal 2000 blankets for best camp leadership, as voted by their peers.
Finally, the list of Best and Outstanding 4-H Club Officers were announced:
Emma See, of the 4-H Fun Bunch Club,
was named outstanding historian. The
award was donated by the Ward Family.
Therese Robinson, of Charm-N-Farm,
and Drew Black, of 4-H Fun Bunch, were
named the outstanding community service officers. The awards were donated
by Matt Andrews and Chrisman Water
Conditioning.
Anna Robinson, of Charm-N-Farm,
was named the outstanding health officer. The award was donated by Fayette
County Travel & Tourism.
Trevor Minyo, of Charm-N-Farm, and
Natalie Lindsey, of Lucky Leaf Livestock, were named the outstanding news
reporters. The awards were donated by
Star Farmers 4-H Club and Little Clover
Funny Bunch 4-H Club.
Abbi Pettit, of 4-H Fun Bunch, was
named the outstanding treasurer. The
award was donated by Dean and Gypsy
Myers.
Hannah Ellenberger, of the Junior
Fair Board, and Kimberly Sollars, of
Charm-N-Farm, were named outstanding
secretaries. The awards were donated by
Mayer Farm Equipment and William P.
Moder.
Thomas Bondurant, of 4-H Fun Bunch,
and Taylor Perkins, of All-N-One, were
named outstanding vice presidents. The
awards were donated by 4-H Fun Bunch
and in honor of W.W. Montgomery.
Madisyn Callahn, of Charm-N-Farm,
Susanna Eckstein, of 4-H Fun Bunch,
and Todd Peterson, of Buckeye All-Stars,
were named outstanding president. The
awards were donated by Jim Van Dyke
Automotive Center and in honor of W.W.
Montgomery.
The best historian, with an award
donated by the Ward family, was Laura
Robinson of Charm-N-Farm. The best
community service officer, with an award
donated by the Ward family, was Kayla
Miller of All-N-One. The best environmental officer, with an award donated by
Chrisman Water Conditioning, was Katy
Kotlinski of All-N-One. The best health
officer, with an award donated by the
Fayette County Democrats, was Victoria
Miller of All-N-One. The best safety
officer, with an award donated by the
Washington Professional Firefighters,
was Todd Ford of the 4-H Fun Bunch.
The best news reporter, with an award
donated by Huntington Bank, was Hidy
Kirkpatrick of All-N-One. The best secretary, with an award donated by Cathy
Templin, Fayette County Recorder, was
Madison Johnson of All-N-One. The best
vice president, with an award donated
by Pettit Enterprises, was Clare Sollars
of Charm-N-Farm. The best president
finished the best of the best officers with
an award donated by All-N-One 4-H Club
and was Bethany Reiterman of All-NOne.
“Congratulations 4-H award winners,”
Evans said at the conclusion of the event.
“Good luck to all of our Fayette County
youth at the state fair judging.”
Reach Martin Graham at (740) 313-0351 or on Twitter @
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Jr. Fair Sheep Show
AOB
Class winners: First place Austin Etzler,
second Mackenzi Cory, third Ray Melvin,
fourth Abigail Brandt, fifth Megan Brandt,
sixth Makayla Seeds, seventh Austin Cruea
Champion AOB: Austin Etzler
Reserve AOB: Mackenzi Cory
Hamp
First class: First place Emily Taylor, second Elizabeth Garren, third Elizabeth Garren, fourth Katelyn Hicks, fifth Thaddeus
Stuckey, sixth Abigail Mick
Second class: First place Weston Melvin, second Susanna Eckstein, third Ellie
Robinette, fourth Austin Boedeker, fifth
Meghan Cory
Third class: First place Andrew Guthrie,
second Abigail Brandt, third Jacob Hoppes,
fourth Susanna Eckstein, fifth Chloe Lambert, sixth Mackenzie Sanderson, seventh
Abbigayl Pettit, eighth Weston Pettit
Champion Hamp: Emily Taylor
Reserve Hamp: Andrew Guthrie
Shrop
First class: First place Eric Taylor, second Wyatt Cory, third Abigail Brandt,
fourth Austin Cruea, fifth Tessa Rowland,
sixth Ray Melvin
Champion Shrop: Eric Taylor
Reserve Shrop: Wyatt Cory
Natural
First class: First place J.M. Perrill, second Katelyn Hicks, third Bailey Perrill,
fourth Tapanga Sanderson, fifth Bailey Perrill, sixth Austin Boedeker, seventh Taylor
Sisson
Second class: First place Cody Clyburn,
second Ellie Robinette, third Austin Etzler,
fourth Wyatt Cory, fifth Taylor Sisson
Champion Natural: Cody Clyburn
Reserve Natural: Ellie Robinette
Brockle
First Class: First place Katelyn Hicks,
second J.M. Perrill, third Megan Brandt,
fourth Corbin Melvin
Champion Brockle: Katelyn Hicks
Reserve Brockle: J.M. Perrill
Suffolk
First class: First place Mackenzie Sanderson, second Adam Ginn, third Delaney
Thomas, fourth Weston Pettit
Second class: First place Macy Detty,
second Abbit Pettit, third Makenna
McFadden, fourth Kylee Seitz
Champion Suffolk: Macy Detty
Reserve Suffolk: Mackenzie Sanderson
Cross Breed
First class: First place Adam Ginn,
second Delaney Thomas, third Johnna
Alltop, fourth Austin Boedeker, fifth
Makayla Seeds, sixth Johnna Alltop, seventh Elizabeth Garren, eighth Tapanga
Sanderson, ninth Paul Lambert
Second class: First place Corbin Melvin, second Gage Merritt, third Abigail
Mick, fourth Gage Merritt, fifth Ray
Melvin, sixth Bailey Perrill, seventh J.M.
Perrill
Third class: First place Austin Etzler,
second Weston Melvin, third Megan
Brandt, fourth Meghan Cory, fifth Makenna McFadden
Fourth class: First place Cody Clyburn,
second Brady Wallace, third Thaddeus
Stuckey, fourth Jacob Hoppes, fifth Chloe
Lambert
Fifth class: First place Emily Taylor,
second Mackenzi Cory, third Jacob
Hoppes, fourth Mackenzie Sanderson,
fifth Macy Detty
Sixth class: First place Andrew Guthrie, second Corbin Melvin, third Brady
Wallace, fourth Morgan Mick, fifth
Makenna McFadden
Champion Cross: Andrew Guthrie
Reserve Cross: Corbin Melvin
Heavy Weight
First class: First place Kasi Payton, second Cody Clyburn, third Weston Melvin,
fourth Macy Detty, fifth Morgan Mick,
sixth Thaddeus Stuckey, seventh Susanna
Eckstein, eighth Mackenzi Cory, ninth
Morgan Mick, 10th Austin Cruea, 11th
Mallory Johnson
Champion Heavy Weight: Kasi Payton
Reserve Heavy Weight: Cody Clyburn
Overall Grand Champion: Andrew
Guthrie (Cross)
Overall Reserve Champion: Cody Clyburn (Natural)
Third: Corbin Melvin (Cross)
Fourth: Katelyn Hicks
Fifth: Emily Taylor
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2016 Jr. Fair Horse Department results
The 2016 Fayette County Jr. Fair
Horse Show and versatility results were
released by the horse committee recently, following each class title are trophy
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Class 265 - English Showmanship,
Horse/Pony, all ages
All-N-One 4-H Club
First place Anya Matthews.
Class 266A - Western Showmanship,
Pony, all ages
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First place Brittany Martindale
Class 266B - Western Showmanship,
Horse, 15 and Over
Complete Stump Grinding
First place Bethany Reiterman, second place Skylynn Barden, third place
Taylor Perkins and fourth place Faith
Kobel
Class 266C/D - Western
Showmanship, Horse, 14 and Under
Dan and Cindy Drake
First place Madison Johnson, second
place Andrea Robinson, third place
Anya Matthews, fourth place Lorelei
King and fifth place Abby Arledge
Class 266E - Western/English
Showmanship, Horse or Pony,
Beginner, 2nd year
Johnson Insurance Agency
First place Haley Fletcher, second
place Bayley Thompson, third place
Linzy Turley and fourth place Trinty
George.
Class 266F - Western/English
Showmanship, Horse or Pony,
Beginner, 1st year
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First place Garren Walker, second
place Mary Gerber, third place Gabbie
Miller and fourth place Haleigh Moore.
Class 267 - Horse/Pony Production
Mare and Current Year Foal
M&M Turf Supply Co.
First place Bayley Thompson.
Class 269 - Walk-Trot Horsemanship/
Equitation, Horse or Pony, Beginner,
2nd year.
Rough Riders 4-H Club
First place Haley Fletcher, second
place Linzy Turley and third place
Trinty George.
Class 270 - Walk-Trot Horsemanship/
Equitation, Horse or Pony, Beginner,
1st year.
TLC Ag
First place Gabbie Miller, second
place Mary Gerber, third place Haleigh
Moore and fourth place Garren Walker.
Class 274A - Walk-Trot Pleasure,
Western/HUS, Horse or Pony,
Beginner, 2nd year.
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14 and Under
Greg and Marilyn Miller
First place Andrea Robinson, second
place Anya Matthews and third place
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Class 275 - Western Pleasure, Pony, all
ages
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Rabbit exhibitors successful at Jr. Fair
Aubrey Schwartz, first
place in eighth grade
rabbit showmanship
class. “I would have
liked to beat my sister
(grand champion Alexis
Schwartz) for once, but
she’s always won grand
champion.”
Kandice Mathews, first
place for sixth grade
rabbit showmanship
class. A student at
Miami Trace, she
showed a black mini lop
rabbit. “She’s a good
rabbit and she won this
time and in my second
year showing.”
Abigail Mick, first place
in seventh grade rabbit
showmanship class. A
student at Miami Trace
Middle School, she had
the only Florida white
rabbit breed in the rabbit
showmanship class. “It
was easier to flip and
handle. It was just a good
solid rabbit.”
Kaitlyn Woods, first
place rabbit showman
for 11th grade. A student
of Washington High
School, she showed a
California breed rabbit
and has been showing
for nine years in rabbit
showmanship. “The
judge told me I had a lot
of knowledge.”
Jake Combs placed first for the third grade class
in rabbit showmanship. He is a student at Miami
Trace Elementary and showed a lion head rabbit
named Fonzi. “I practice with him a lot and he’s a
good rabbit. I practice flipping him, showing his
sex, showing his teeth, practice checking his ears.”
First place
winners
from each
grade stood
nervously
as the judge
determines the
overall grand
champion
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Ely Schirtzinger, first
place for 10th grade
rabbit showmanship
class. A student at Miami
Trace High School,
he has been showing
rabbit showmanship for
eight years. This year
he showed a 2-year-old
Holland Lop. “The judge
said she’s really pretty.”
Laurel Marting earned
first place for the
fourth grade rabbit
showmanship
class.
She attends Belle Aire
Intermediate and showed
a 2-year-old Havana
breed. “The judge said,
I don’t need to ask you
any questions because
you already answered
them. I just worked well
with her, she was a really
good rabbit.”
Courtney Dodds, first
place in ninth grade
rabbit showmanship
class, attends McClain
High School and has
been showing rabbits
for five years. This
year she showed a
3-year-old rabbit with
a mixed breed between
a lion head and a mini
lop. “I have to show it
differently and know
more facts than most
because I have to
learn about two rabbit
breeds.”
Mallory
Mitchem,
first place for the
novice grade in rabbit
showmanship, is a
student at Belle Aire
Intermediate.
She
showed a California
breed rabbit named
Bugs. “I practiced with
him and he cooperated.
The judge asked me
about two diseases
that were in the ear,
what pelt he had. It’s
important to practice
with your rabbit so
when you show, your
rabbit’s not all over the
place.”
The fourth
grade rabbit
showmanship
class at the
2016 Fayette
County Jr.
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Apt. B rocks the fair Royalty tries pedal pull
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Local band Apt. B, above, played for two nights at the 2016 Fayette County Fair. (l-r); Brad Snively,
Mark Thomas and Travis Huffman.
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2016 Fayette County Fair Queen Bethany Reiterman gave a go at the pedal pull competition. She had a
laugh after not making it all the way to the finish line.
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First place Victoria Waits, second
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Class 3 - Ninth and tenth grade
First place Quinton Waits, second
place Cassie Baird, third place Macie
Riley, fourth place McKenzie Riley
and fifth place Dylan Arnold.
Class 4 - 11th and 12th grade
First place Jacob Sears, second
place Lindsey Worley, third place
Brock Bentley and fourth place Austin Althouse.
Grand Champion - Jacob Sears
Reserve Champion - Victoria
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2016 award and state participant winners
2016 NUTRITION AWARD
WINNERS
Ethan Steel, with the 4-H
Fun Bunch Club, won the
Let’s Start Cooking project
and will be the State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by The Ward Family.
Hannah Cummings, with
the Jeff-All-Arounders 4-H
Club, won the Snack Attack
project and will be the State
Fair Participant. The award
was donated by Cathy Templin, Fayette County Recorder.
Alan Bailey, with the Young
Atomic Farmers 4-H Club,
won the Grill Masters project
and will be the Sr. State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by Dr. Sarah Thompson, Orthodontist. The junior
level state fair participant
will be Pierce McCarty.
Madisyn Callahan, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
the Yeast Breads project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by Rachel’s House Catering.
Madisyn Callahan, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
the Beyond the Grill project.
Clare Sollars will be the State
Fair Participant as Callahan
can not go in two categories
on the same day. The award
was donated by Cathy Meredith.
Kiersten O’Dierno, with
the Top Performers 4-H Club,
won the Let’s Bake Quick
Bread project and will be the
Sr. State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by
Pat Brinkman. The junior
level state fair participant
will be Anna Rasberry.
Hidy Kirkpatrick, with the
All-N-One 4-H Club, won the
Sports Nutrition 1: On Your
Mark! project and will be the
State Fair Participant. The
award was donated by The
Ward Family.
Trevor Minyo, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
the Sport Nutrition 2: Get
Set! project and will be the
State Fair Participant. The
award was donated by The
Ward Family.
Cora Helsel, with the Young
Atomic Farmers 4-H Club,
won the Racing the Clock
to Awesome Meals project
and will be the Jr. State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by The Ward Family.
Megan Gruber, with the
Packrat Crafter 4-H Club,
won the Party Planner project and will be the State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by Fayette County
Democrats.
Laura Robinson, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
the Dashboard Dining project
and will be the State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by Jr. Fair Awards
Committee.
Kayla Miller, with the AllN-One 4-H Club, won the
You’re the Chef project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by The Ward Family.
Lena Steele, with the 4-H
Fun Bunch Club, won the
Global Gourmet project and
will be the State Fair Participant.
2016 CLOTHING AWARD
WINNERS
Claudia Fuller, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
the Shopping Savvy project
and will be the Jr. State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by Back-En-Thyme.
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and will be the State Fair Participant. She is also Fayette
County’s nominee for the
Master Clothing Educators
Award for the senior level at
the state fair. The award was
donated by Fayette County
Professional Home Economists.
Mariah Carter, with the
Packrat Crafters 4-H Club,
won the Clothing for High
School and College project
and will be the State Fair
Participant. She is also Fayette County’s nominee for
the Ohio 4-H Fashion Revue
Award at the state fair. The
award was donated by Monica and Tom Jones.
Victoria Waits, with the
Perry Peppy Farmers 4-H
Club, won the Active Sportswear project and will be the
State Fair Participant. She is
also Fayette County’s nominee for the Master Clothing
Educators Award for the
junior level at the state fair
and for the State Fashion
Board. The award was donated by Southern State Community College.
Ginni Schappacher, with
the Pigs-N-Things 4-H Club,
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Emily Haines, with the
Buckeye All-Stars 4-H Club,
won the Sew Fun project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by Pat Brinkman.
Peyton Black, with the
Pigs-N-Things 4-H Club,
won the Fun with Clothes
project and will be the State
Fair Participant. The award
was donated by Kirkpatrick
Funeral Home.
Anna Rasberry, with the
4-H Fun Bunch Club, won the
Sundresses and Jumpers project and will be the State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by The Jenks Family.
Lydia Swoll, with the 4-H
Fun Bunch Club, won the
Clothes for Middle School
project and will be the State
Fair Participant. The award
was donated by Mandy
Woodrow Zimmer, 1997 Fair
Queen.
Laura Robinson, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
the Loungewear project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by Cathy Templin, Fayette
County Recorder.
Anna Robinson, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
the Sew For Others project
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winners and state participants were selected recently
and honored with a presentation of their award, they
include:
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Many reasons for keeping a vet at the fair
By Bev Mullen
For the Record-Herald
What is the reason for having a fulltime veterinarian at the fair? Common
sense says to help any fair animal who
may become ill.
“Ideally, all animals are inspected
upon entering the fairgrounds,” explains
Sr. Fair Board member, Dr. Robert
Schwartz. However, with different gates,
many barns and a multitude of animals,
much of the livestock are in their pens
before Dr. Daryl Waits, Jr., D.V.M. can
see them. Dr. Waits is the official veteri-
narian during the Fayette County Fair.
He does an initial check for obvious
symptoms like skin diseases, abnormalities or fevers and checks that all
paperwork is current. Once passed to
participate in the fair, if an animal develops symptoms, Dr. Waits is available.
This has been the normal practice since
the Fayette County Fair started 137
years ago. Back in the early days of the
fair, the veterinarian may not have been
licensed; however, it would have been
someone who was well versed in the
care of all types of farm animals.
Some may remember that there were
no poultry allowed at the 2015 Fayette
County Fair. The State of Ohio declared
a widespread bird virus an emergency
and banned all poultry from county
fairs. The ban was lifted for the 2016
Fair and there were plenty of chickens,
ducks, pigeons, turkeys, geese and
squabs all habituating the Small Animal
Barn.
According to Dr. Schwartz, heat is
always an issue for most of the animals
on the fairgrounds: four and two legged!
That is why you see so many fans in and
around all the animal barns. Even the
pony ride has a huge fan to help keep
the animals comfortable. Interestingly,
horses seem to run faster in the hot
weather. It appears that once a horse
gets warm and is kept warm with a blanket, its muscles are looser and it runs
better. (This writer can take no credit
for this information, I am a city girl!)
For individuals not exposed to rural
life, Dr, Schwartz believes the Fayette
County Fair is an excellent venue for
learning about, and teaching children
about, the many species of animals
found on a farm. There will be another
chance to visit and learn about farm
stock at the 2017 Fayette County Fair.
Beef Feeder Showmanship Dairy Feeder Showmanship
results
results
The Fayette County Jr. Fair
released the following results for
the 2016 Beef Feeder Showmanship
classes.
Class 1 - Third, fourth and fifth grade
First place Natalie Lindsey, second
place Caitlin Cottrill, third place
Aiden Knecht, fourth place Libby
Johnson and fifth place Cameron Fannin.
Class 2 - Sixth, seventh and eighth grade
First place Victoria Waits and sec-
ond place Madison Johnson.
Class 3 - Ninth and tenth grade
First place Cassie Baird, second
place Morgan Miller, third place
Macie Riley, fourth place Amber
Johnson and fifth place Sara Knisley.
Class 4 - 11th and 12th grade
First place Austin Althouse, second
place Brock Bentley and third place
Devon Harmon.
Grand Champion - Victoria Waits
Reserve Champion - Cassie Baird
The Fayette County Jr. Fair released
the following results for the 2016 Dairy
Feeder Showmanship classes.
Class 1 - Ninth, tenth,11th and 12th
grade
First place Kaitlyn Taylor, second
place Madison Perry, third place
Madison Pitstick, fourth place Victoria Schappacher and fifth place Dylan
Arnold.
Class 2 - Sixth, seventh and eighth
grade
First place Matthew Webb, second
place Westin Melvin, third place Anita
Pursell, fourth place Taylor Sisson and
fifth place Ally Cusic.
Class 3 - Third, fourth and fifth grade
First place Michael Schappacher and
second place Hunter Havens.
Grand Champion - Kaitlyn Taylor
Reserve Champion - Matthew Webb
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August 10, 2016
Tractor pull action at the fair
The truck and tractor pulls are mainstays of action and entertainment each
year at the Fayette County Fair.
Results from July 19, 2016:
8,000-lb. Heavy Super Stock Tractors
1. Kent Payne, Veedersburg, Ind.,
Super Rooster, International 1066,
308.776
2. John Pfeiffer, Connersville,
Ind., Pfeiffermax, Case International
MX225, 302.368
3. Ed Johnson, Alliance, Ohio, Big
Johnson, White 2-135, 296.668
4. J.D. Wiederhold, Clarksville, Ohio,
Bare Necessities, John Deere 4455,
288.737
5. Brandon Woodruff, Sabina, Ohio,
All Business, Case International 7220,
288.582
6. Matthew Cosler, Wilmington,
Ohio, All In, John Deere 4630, 287.550
7. Mike Palmer, Greenville, Ohio,
Country Classic, International 1206,
277.505
8. Shaun Thornhill, Greenville, Ohio,
Missy’s Pissy, International 1086,
276.159
9. Jordan Stroud, Midland, Ohio,
Never-A-Nuff, John Deere 4430,
270.921
7,500-lb. Modified Tractors
1. Ryan Writsel, Orient, Ohio, n/a,
Automotive/Piston x 2, 355.270
2. Ken Miller, Bellevue, Ohio, Corn
& Soybean Special, Automotive/Piston
x 3, 334.484
3. Don Deane, Trafalgar, Ind., Plumbers Nitemare, Aircraft/Turbine x 3,
334.170
4. Brad Harper, Clarksville, Ohio,
Doubletime, Automotive/Piston x 3,
313.083
5. Tony Schmiesing, Bionic Buzzard,
Aircraft/Piston x 2, 308.334
6. Brian Reid, Winchester, Ohio,
Blown Income, Automotive/Piston x 3,
289.468
7. Alan Judy, Germantown, Ohio,
Raptor, Automotive/Piston x 3,
271.882
8. Joe Schoenemann, Roanoke, Ind.,
Feelin’ Froggy Extreme, Automotive/
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County Fair.
Piston x 3, 270.539
9. Renee Harper, Clarksville, Ohio,
Overtime, Automotive/Piston x 3,
258.954
10. Chip Street, Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
Wildfire, Aircraft/Turbine, 227.022
7,500-lb. Super Stock Diesel FourWheel Drive Trucks
1. Don Bowling, Fostoria, Ohio, Pulling for the Cure, Ford, 308.312
2. Carl Atley, Xenia, Ohio, Lethal
Weapon, Ford, 305.619
3. Brion Withrow, Mechanicsburg,
Ohio, Nut Job, Chevrolet, 304.955
4. Curt Haisley, Swayzee, Ind., Off
Constantly, Dodge, 301.992
5. Cody Hastings, Ashville, Ohio,
Against the Grain, Dodge, 300.209
6. Van Haisley, Fairmont, Ind.,, Rock
Hard Ram, Dodge, 297.241
7. Justin Gearhart, Kingston, Ohio,
Cream of the Crop, Dodge, 295.454
8. Jon Bair, Summitville, Ind., GrinN-Bair-It, Chevrolet, 292.233
9. Erik Stacey, Winchester, Ohio,
Smok’n Ya HD, Chevrolet, 290.453
10. Shane Kellogg, Kenton, Ohio,
Trump, Dodge, 288.315
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Exhibitors display their 2016 fair victories
Andrew Amore, son of Diane and Ron Amore, took first and third with his turkey
projects during the 2016 Jr. Fair Poultry Show.
Ethan Smith, son of Carey Smith and with Kids, Kritter and
Khaos 4-H Club, placed fourth in his rabbit showmanship
class, second place in his rabbit breeding class and third
place with his market meat pen rabbits.
Ty Stuckey, Lucky Leaf Livestock 4-H Club, in his first year
as an exhibitor showing hogs, took two ribbons in third in
class and earned third place in showmanship. According
to Ty, the hogs were kept in the barn and he had to “feed,
water and walk them.” And, some mornings, he “had to
force himself to do it.” His hogs weighed in at 245 pounds
and 260 pounds. Fans of the movie Dumb and Dumber will
recognize the names given the hogs: Harry and Lloyd.
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Cheyenne Williams, of the Funny Farmers 4-H Club, received a fourth place rosette
in showmanship, grand champion and reserve champion in Pygmy class, grand
champion and reserve champion in senior doe class, and grand champion in
intermediate doe class.
Kyle Mullins,
son of Rane and
Tom Mullins,
received four
grand champion
rosettes, two
reserves, a
second place
ribbon and
a third place
ribbon for his
projects.
2016 Fair Review
Horse
From page 4
Class 280 - Western Horsemanship,
Pony, all ages
Summers Funeral Home
First place Brittany Martindale.
Class 282/3 - Western
Horsemanship, Horse, 14 and Under
Brent Garringer Show Horses, LLC
First place Anya Matthews, second
place Andrea Robinson and third place
Lorelei King.
Class 285 - Pleasure Driving, Horse
and Pony, all ages
Dairy Nook
First Bayley Thompson.
Class 286 - Senior Reining, Pattern A,
14 and Over
Wesley and Gale Black
First place Anya Matthews and second place Skylynn Barden.
Class 287 - Junior Reining, Pattern A,
13 and Under
Michael and Angela DuVernay and
Family
First place Lorelei King.
Class 288 - Senior Trail, Horse and
Pony, 14 and Over
Robert Schwartz, DVM
First place Skylynn Barden, second
place Andrea Robinson, third place
Brittany Martindale and fourth place
Faith Kobel.
Class 290 - Barrels, Horse and Pony,
all ages
Dan and Cindy Drake
First place Lorelei King, second
place Taylor Perkins, third place
Andrea Robinson, fourth place Skylynn Barden and fifth place Faith
Kobel.
Class 291 - Flags, Horse and Pony, all
ages
Summers Funeral Home
First place Lorelei King, second
place Andrea Robinson, third place
Brittany Martindale and fourth place
Skylynn Barden.
Overall Showman Class
Director’s Chair donated by The
Don Robinette Family, Banner donated by Dan & Cindy Drake, Overall
Trophy donated by Lakota Trailer
Bethany Reiterman was named the
overall showman
Reserve Trophy donated by Abbie
Noble, 2015 Fayette County Fair
Queen
Madison Johnson was named the
reserve showman
HI-POINT TROPHIES
Walk-Trot
Gamma White “In Memory of Glenn
Bennett”
First place Haley Fletcher.
14 and Under
Benny Jamison
First place Andrea Robinson
15 and Over
Dr. John Jordan, DDS
Jess C. Weade
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Pulls
First place Skylynn Barden
VERSATILITY WINNERS
Senior Versatility
Triple M Farms
First place Taylor Perkins.
Junior Versatility
Ashley Casto Quarter Horses
First place Andrea Robinson.
Walk Trot Versatility
Michael and Angela DuVernay and
Family
First place Haleigh Moore.
In addition to the trophy sponsors
listed above, organizers would like to
thank the following for their support
in the 2016 Fayette County Horse Program: Reiterman Feed & Supply, The
Print Shop, Kroger’s, Kile Landscaping, Hallie Reiterman – 2006 Fayette
County Horse Queen, Tracy Grice
Foy, Pettit’s BP Oil – Court Street,
Doug Marine, The Dairy Queen, Eric
and Jennifer Pitstick and Family, Gale
Black, Betty and Dave Cook, Faith
Cottrill, McDonald’s Restaurant,
Christy and Heath Johnson and Family, Victor Pontious – Municipal Court,
Steve and Onda Fullen, Tami and
Andy Johnson, Junk/Burke Family, Bill
and Rhonda Miller, and Molly Mickle.
Also, thanks to the advisors of All-NOne and Rough Riders; Bethany Reiterman and Andrea Robinson for being
our Jr Fair Board Members; Madison
Johnson, Lorelei King and Hidy Kirkpatrick as Junior Superintendents;
Nicol Reiterman and Molly Mickle as
Senior Superintendents; and all parents and family members that helped
before, during and after the fair.
From page 9
8,500-lb. Light Pro Stock Tractors
1. Travis Tilton, Bellville, Ohio,
Always $omethin’, International 1466,
312.031
2. Roger Earley, Sabina, Ohio, All
Business, Case International 7220,
310.516
3. Mark Wiederhold, Clarksville,
Ohio, Bare Necessities, John Deere
4455, 308.943
4. Dru Gilliland, Mt. Sterling, Ohio,
Load the Wagon, Case International
7220, 305.177
5. Kevin Summers, South Solon,
Ohio, Buckshot Binder, International
1206, 299.094
6. Kendall Houk, Lynchburg, Ohio,
Nothing Special, Case International
275, 297.334
7. Mike Palmer, Greenville, Ohio,
Country Classic, International 1206,
296.565
8. Brian Stroud, Midland, Ohio, Never-A-Nuff, John Deere 4430, 293.139
9. Shaun Thornhill, Greenville, Ohio,
Missy’s Pissy, International 1086,
292.014
10. Mike Palmer, Greenville, Ohio,
Red Avenger, International 966,
285.920
11. Charlie Cosler, Wilmington,
Ohio, All In, John Deere 4630, 279.889
12. Casey Evers, Celina, Ohio, Rumor
Has It, International 1066, 273.405
13. Tim Simbro, Washington C.H.,
Ohio, Destination Unknown, International, 230.898
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Jr. Fair Dog Show Dairy Feeder Show results
Obedience:
Open: Aubrey Leonard
Graduate Novice B: Tori Evans
Graduate Novice A: Summer Hurles
Novice B: Summer Hurles
Novice A: Hayleigh Bageant
Pre-Novice: Summer Hurles
Beginner Novice B: Hailey Honicker
Beginner Novice A: Hannah Bageant
Showmanship:
Jr. Showmanship A: Hannah Bageant
Jr. Showmanship B: Hayleigh Bageant
Intermediate Showmanship B:
Katrina Koski
Senior Showmanship B: Summer
Hurles
High In Trial:
On-lead: Hannah Bageant with Jersey
Off-lead: Summer Hurles with Molly
High Combined Score, obedience
and showmanship: Summer Hurles
Showmanship: Summer Hurles
The Fayette County Jr. Fair
released the following results for the
2016 Dairy Feeder Show.
Showmanship:
Jr. Showmanship A: First place Hannah Bageant
Jr. Showmanship B: First place
Hayleigh Bageant, second Matthew
Honicker
Intermediate Showmanship B: First
place Katrina Koski, second Hailey
Honicker, third Eva Smalley
Senior Showmanship B: First place
Summer Hurles, second Tori Evans,
third Aubry Leonard, fourth Deidra
Hunt
Class 1 - zero to 275
First place Timothy Moore.
Class 2 - 300 to 330
First place Dylan Arnold, second
place Chloe Lambert, third place
Dawn Pollock and fourth place Taylor Moore.
Class 3 - 360 to 385
First place Madison Perry, second
place Kyle Moore and third place
Weston Melvin.
Obedience:
Beginner Novice A: First place Hannah Bageant
Beginner Novice B: First place Hailey Honicker, second Matthew Honicker, third Anya Matthews, fourth Deidra
Hunt, fifth Eva Smalley
Pre-Novice: First place Summer
Hurles
Novice A: First place Hayleigh Bageant, second Katrina Koski
Novice B: First place Summer Hurles
Graduate Novice A: First place Summer Hurles
Graduate Novice B: First place Tori
Evans
Open Class: First place Aubry Leonard
Class 4 - 420 to 470
First place Alexia Cusic, second
place Abigail Riley, third place
Michael Schappacher, fourth place
Kyle Moore, fifth place Everett
Arledge, sixth place Hunter Havens
and seventh place Dakota Scott.
Class 5 - 480 to 510
First place Bailey Perrill, second
place Abby Arledge, third place
Mary Climer, fourth place Madison
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Class 6 - 520 to 535
First place Dylan Arnold, second
place Taylor Sisson, third place
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First place Matthew Webb, second
place Madison Perry, third place
Bailey Perrill, fourth place Kaitlyn
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sixth place Marissa Sheets, seventh
place Marissa Sheets, eighth place
Sophia Parsons and ninth place Dalton Bartley.
Class 9 - 635 to 715
First place Victoria Schappacher,
second place Matthew Webb, third
place Anita Pursell, fourth place
Megan Rowland, fifth place Anita
Pursell, sixth place Kyle Mullins and
seventh place Sophia Parsons.
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Rally Novice B: First place Matthew
Honicker, second Anaya Matthews,
third Hailey Honicker, fourth Katrina
Koske, fifth Eva Smalley
Rally Advanced A: First place Hayleigh Bageant
Rally Advanced B: First place Aubry
Leonard, second Summer Hurles with
Molly, third Tori Evans, fourth Summer Hurles with Hailee
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Winners
From page 7
won the Outerwear project
and will be the State Fair Participant. She is also Fayette
County’s nominee for the
Lloyd and Doris Roby 4-H
Clothing Program Award at
the state fair. The award was
donated by The Ward Family.
Victoria Schappacher, with
the Pigs-N-Things 4-H Club,
won the Look Great for Less
project and will be the State
Fair Participant. The award
was donated by Sunshine
Laundry & Dry Cleaning.
2016 CLUE Award Winners
Fashion: Mariah Carter,
award donated by Shelley
Davis.
Posture & Poise: Peyton
Black, award donated by
Kirkpatrick Funeral Home
Grooming: K’lynn Cornell,
award donated by Carolyn &
Jack Thompson.
Fit: Lydia Zwoll, award
donated by Fayette County
Professional Home Economists.
Design: Emily Harris,
award donated by The Ward
Family.
Personable Qualities:
Megan Smith, award donated
by Fayette County Professional Home Economists.
Construction: Victoria
Waits, award donated by The
Sexton Family
2016 4-H Style Review
Beginner Model Outstandings (9 and 10): Emily
Haines, Anna Rasberry, Claudia Fuller and K’lynn Cornell.
The top beginner model was
Anna Rasberry. The award
was given by The Ward Family.
Junior Model Outstandings (11 to 13): Hidy Kirk-
patrick, Lydia Zwoll, Laura
Robinson and Alex King.
The top junior model was
Hidy Kirkpatrick. The award
was given by Southern State
Community College.
Senior Model Outstandings (14 and up): Victoria
Schappach, Mariah Carter,
Ginni Schappacher, and Anna
Robinson. The top senior
model was Anna Robinson.
The award was given by The
Jenks Family.
2016 SPECIAL INTEREST
AWARDS
Thomas May, with the AllN-One 4-H Club, won the
Staying Healthy project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by The Ward Family.
Trevor Minyo, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club,
won the Keeping Fit project
and will be the Sr. State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by Cathy Templin,
Fayette County Recorder.
Lauren Joseph, with the
Packrat Crafters 4-H Club,
won the First Aid in Action
project and will be the Jr.
State Fair Participant. The
award was donated by Fayette County Travel & Tourism.
Victoria Miller, with the
All-N-One 4-H Club, won the
Alcohol and Drug Abuse project and will be the Sr. State
Fair Participant. The award
was donated by Dr. Sarah
Thompson, Orthodontist.
Riley Evans, with the
Funny Farmers 4-H Club,
won the The Truth About
Tobacco project and will be
the Sr. State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by Jr.
Fair Awards Committee.
Eva Smalley, with the Packrat Crafter 4-H Club, won the
The Writer in You project.
The award was donated by
Fayette County Democrats.
Lena Steele, with the 4-H
Fun Bunch Club, won the
One on One project and will
be the State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by
Fayette County Travel &
Tourism.
Abbi Pettit, with the 4-H
Fun Bunch Club, won the
Leadership Road Trip project
and will be the State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by Southern State
Community College.
Victoria Miller, with the
All-N-One 4-H Club, won the
Diversity: The Source of Our
Strength project and will be
the State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by
Cathy Meredith.
Laikyn Hughes, with the
Barn Busters 4-H Club, won
the Finding Your Voice project and will be the State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by The Ward Family.
Christina Luebbe, with the
Buckeye All-Stars 4-H Club,
won the Get Started in Art
project and will be the Sr
State Fair Participant. The
award was donated by American Legion Auxiliary #25.
Tyrena Cowman will be the
junior state fair participant in
Get Started in Art.
Cole Karnes, with the Top
Performers 4-H Club, won
the Teens on the Road to
Financial Success project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by Cathy Templin, Fayette
County Recorder.
Matthew Warner, with the
Pigs-N-Things 4-H Club, won
the Becoming Money Wise
project and will be the State
Fair Participant. The award
was donated by The Ward
Family.
Mackenzie Cory, with the
Blue Ribbon Champs 4-H
Club, won the Scrapbooking
August 10, 2016
Jr. project and will be the Jr.
State Fair Participant. The
award was donated by Packrat Crafter 4-H Club.
Madisyn Callahan, with
the Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club,
won the Scrapbooking Sr.
project and will be the Sr.
State Fair Participant for first
year. The award was donated
by The Ward Family. Johanna
Alltop will be the state fair
participant in second plus
year for senior.
Emily Turner, with the
Packrat Crafters 4-H Club,
won the Cake Decorating Jr.
project and will be the Jr.
Beginner Class State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by Back-En-Thyme.
Katie Harris will be the state
fair participant in the junior
intermediate class.
Katie Chaney, with the Blue
Ribbon Champs 4-H Club,
won the Cake Decorating
Sr. project and will be the
Sr. Intermediate State Fair
Participant. The award was
donated by The Ward Family.
Abigail Little, with the
Lucky Leaf Livestock 4-H
Club, won the Makeover My
Space project and will be the
State Fair Participant. The
award was donated by Pat
Brinkman. Madalyn Wayne
will be the senior state fair
participant.
Emma Miller, with the
Packrat Crafters 4-H Club,
won the Adventures in Home
Living project and will be the
State Fair Participant. The
award was donated by Yankee
RSS Farmers.
Cassie Miller, with the
Funny Farmers 4-H Club,
won the Your First Home
Away From Home project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by The Ward Family.
Emma Miller, with the
Packrat Crafters 4-H Club,
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won the You Can Quilt! project and will be the Jr. Division State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by
Courthouse Quilters Guild.
Abigail Brandt, with the
4-H Fun Bunch Club, won
the Quilting the Best Better
project and will be the State
Fair Participant. The award
was donated by Courthouse
Quilters Guild.
Gretchen Ivers, with the
Perry Peppy Farmers 4-H
Club, won the Family History
Treasure Hunt project and
will be the State Fair Participant. The award was donated
by Fayette County Travel &
Tourism.
Therese Robinson, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club, won
The Laundry Project and will
be the State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by
The Ward Family.
Clare Sollars, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club,
won the Science Fun With
Dairy Foods project and will
be the State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by
The Ward Family.
Anna Robinson, with the
Charm-N-Farm 4-H Club,
won the Sewing and Textiles
Master project and will be
the State Fair Participant.
The award was donated by
Cathy Templin, Fayette County Recorder.
2016 4-H BOOTH JUDGING
Outstanding (Each club
will receive $35): Top Performers, Fayette Firearms
and Young Atomic Farmers.
Honorable Mention (Each
club will receive $25): Packrat Crafters, Yankee RSS and
4-H Fun Bunch.
Other clubs putting up a
booth (Each club will receive
$15): Kids, Kritters & Khaos,
Perfect Paws and Little Clover Fun Bunch.
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Fair fun and fame
Beef Steer
Show results
The Fayette County Jr.
Fair released the following
results for the 2016 Beef
Steer Show.
Class 1 - 1030 to 1080
First place Brock Bentley
and second place Austin Althouse.
Class 2 - 1180 to 1200
First place Victoria Waits,
second place McKenzie
Riley, third place Jacob Sears
and fourth place Macie Riley.
Class 3 - 1240 to 1245
First place Quinton Waits,
second place McKenzie
Riley, third place Regan
Hagler and fourth place
Dylan Arnold.
Courtesy photos
Fair fun after the ladies lead competition. Pictured (L to R): Aubrey Pfeiffer, Lexi Hagler, Abbi Pettit, Emma
Hagler, Kendal May, and Lindsey Worley.
Class 4 - 1285 to 1350
First place Victoria Waits,
second place Audrey Craig,
third place Lindsey Worley,
fourth place Natalie Lindsey
and fifth place Jacob Sears.
Class 5 - 1385 to 1395
First place Natalie Lindsey,
second place Quinton Waits
and third place Tyler Cummings.
Class 6 - 1400 to 1420
First place Audrey Craig,
second place Tyler Cummings and third place Cassie
Baird.
Grand Champion - Victoria Waits
Reserve Champion Quinton Waits
Pig-N-Things 4-H members excited and proudly displaying their ribbon placings. Pictured (L to R): Emma
Hagler, Cole Kirkpatrick, Lexi Hagler, Lauren Terhune, Garrett Carson and Graham Carson.
Fayette County Born and
Raised Class
First place Quinton Waits,
second place Natalie Lindsey and third place Audrey
Craig.
Record-Herald
Beef Feeder
Show results
The Fayette County Jr. Fair released the
following results for the 2016 Beef Feeder
Show.
Class 1 - 300 to 357
First place Devan Harmon, second place
Macie Riley and third place Jacob Sears.
Class 2 - 375 to 407
First place Cassie Baird, second place
Caitlin Cottrill, third place Aiden Knecht,
fourth place Bryce Baird and fifth place
Austin Althouse.
Class 3 - 425 to 500
First place Morgan Miller, second place
Madison Johnson and third place Gracelyn
Zimmerman.
Class 4 - 555 to 578
First place Audrey Craig and second
place Charlott Jacobs.
Class 5 - 340 to 396
First place Cameron Fannin.
Class 6 - 421 to 458
First place Morgan Miller and second
place Brock Bentley.
Class 7 - 480 to 506
First place Eli Miller, second place Victoria Waits and third place Lindsey Worley.
Class 8 - 554 to 564
First place Victoria Waits, second place
Audrey Craig, third place Natalie Lindsey,
fourth place Cameron Fannin and fifth
place Austin Althouse.
Class 9 - 626 to 692
First place Caitlin Cottrill, second place
Devan Harmon, third place Sara Knisley
and fourth place Eli Miller.
Class 10 - 575 to 600
First place Charlott Jacobs, second
place Garrett Zimmerman and third place
Amber Johnson.
Class 11 - 600 to 700
First place Natalie Lindsey, second place
Aiden Knecht, third place Madison Johnson and fourth place Libby Johnson.
Grand Champion - Victoria Waits
Reserve Champion - Audrey Craig
2016 Fair Review
Record-Herald
August 10, 2016
15
Jr. Fair Dairy Goat Show Eggleton wins class at
Class 1: First place Katie Conrad,
second Madison Swayne, third Lindsey
Bunch, fourth Lindsey Bunch
Class 2: First place Jayden Brown,
second Averey Cockerill, third Hannah
Rose, fourth Virginia Schappacher, fifth
Hannah Rose, sixth Landen Alspaugh,
seventh Katie Conrad, eighth Kameron
Rinehart, ninth Robbie Bennett
Class 3: First place Ethan Steele,
second Jacob Brown, third Kameron
Rinehart, fourth Landen Alspaugh, fifth
Averey Cockerill, sixth Robbie Bennett
Class 4: First place MaKenna McFadden, second Virginia Schappacher, third
Kyle Mullins, fourth Caleb Foy, fifth
MaKenna McFadden
Class 5: First place Hunter Roush,
second Hayden Walters, third Hayden
Walters, fourth Hunter Roush, fifth Caleb
Foy
Overall Dairy Goat Market Champions: Jayden Brown, Ethan Steele
(Grand), MaKenna McFadden, Hunter
Roush (Reserve), Averey Cockerill,
Jacob Brown, Virginia Schappacher,
Hayden Walters (third)
Sr. Doe Nubian 250 C: First place
Kaleigh Swyane, second Kyle Mullins,
third Kyle Mullins, fourth Kyle Mullins,
fifth Michael Schappacher, sixth Kyle
Mullins, seventh Kyle Mullins, eighth
Abbie Brandt
Sr. Doe Yearling 250D: First place Kyle
Mullins
Doe 2 Years Old, under 3 in milk: First
place Victoria Schappacher, second Kyle
Mullins
Swine Showmanship
Doe 3 Years Old, under 4: First place
Kyle Mullins
Doe 4 Years, under 5 in Milk: First
place Kyle Mullins
Dam and Daughter: First place Kyle
Mullins
Saanen Intermediate Doe Kid: First
place Caleb Foy
Toggenburg Intermediate Doe Kid:
First place Caleb Foy
Toggenburg Junior Doe Kid: First
place Caleb Foy
Spring Doe Kid: First place Cheyenne
Williams, second Cheyenne Williams
Intermediate Showmanship - Dairy:
First place Madison Swayne, second
Ethan Still, third MaKenna McFadden,
fourth Abbi Brandt, fifth Hunter Roush
Junior Showmanship - Dairy: First
place Michael Schappacher, second Lindsey Bunch, third Avery Cockerill, fourth
Caleb Foy, fifth Robbie Bennett
Overall Dairy Showmanship: Winner
Kaleigh Swayne, followed by Madison
Swayne, Michael Schappacher and Katie
Conrad
Overall Dairy (Best Show of Show):
Kaleigh Swayne (Reserve, Kyle Mullins,
Victoria Schappacher (Winner), Kyle
Mullins, Kyle Mullins, Caleb Foy, Caleb
Foy, Caleb Foy
Sr. Showmanship - Dairy: First place
Kaleigh Swayne, second Hannah Rose,
third Hayden Walters, Thomas Bondurant, Victoria Schappacher
Novice Showmanship - Dairy: First
place Katie Conrad, second Landen
Alspaugh
Courtesy photo
Tyler Eggleton won first place in his class during the Jr. Fair Swine Market Showmanship at the 2016
Fayette County Fair.
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