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The Supreme Champion Market Beef was shown by Ben Freking of Jackson County
and was the Champion Division III Crossbred Steer. Teagan Young of Winona County took
overall Champion with his Division II Crossbred Steer. Elizabeth Wasmoen of Freeborn
County took third overall market beef with her Reserve Champion Division III Crossbred
Steer. Fourth overall market beef was shown by Sawyer Otto of Redwood County with his
Reserve Champion Division II Steer. The fifth overall market beef was shown by Ethan
Varilek of Jackson County with his Champion Maine-Anjou Steer.
The Grand Champion Dairy Steer was shown by Landon Mattson of Freeborn
County, the steer was the champion from Division IV. The Reserve Champion was the
champion steer from Division III and was shown by Madison Mattson of Freeborn County.
The Supreme Champion Cow/Calf was shown by Lydia Coonrod of Dakota County
and with an Angus Cow/Calf Pair. Justin Mente of Rock County took overall Reserve
Champion with his All Other Breeds Cow/Calf Pair. Third Overall was shown by Paige Boesl
from Douglas County who showed a Commercial Cow/Calf pair.
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The Grand Champion Prospect Calf was shown by Dylan Boesl of Douglas County
with his Prospect Heifer Calf. Charlie Johnston of Douglas County took overall Reserve
Champion with his Prospect Heifer Calf.
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