The 2022 Junior Livestock Sale broke a new record, grossing $729,579 for 123 head.
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23 and Proud!
Photos by Robert Galbreath and Joan Mitchell
Jolien Robertson makes the rounds with her steer, 'George,' at the Sublette County Fair Junior Livestock Show on Saturday, July 30.
Patriotism is on show as Elliot Davison leads 'Betsy,' named after the creator of America's first flag, around the ring at the Junior Livestock Show on July 30.
Cedar Stewart enters the ring during Saturday's Junior Livestock show with 'Sam.'
Joan Mitchell photo
Zane Hayward and Anna Lehr participate in sorting during the Sublette County Fair Junior Horse Show.
Joan Mitchell photo
Haylen Sandner demonstrates her equestrian skills at the Junior Horse Show.
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Robert Galbreath, rgalbreath@pinedaleroundup.com
23 and Proud!
Grit, determination, talent and a strong work ethic paid off for local youth at the 2022 Sublette County Fair in the form of multiple hard-earned ribbons. Results available by press time are printed below. Additional results will be published in the upcoming Examiner.
Sublette County Fair Junior Livestock Sale summary
The 2022 Junior Livestock Sale broke a new record, grossing $729,579 for 123 head:
Beef
Total gross sale: $535,021.50 for 68 head
Average price per pound: $6.15
Average weight: 1,277 pounds
Average gross per head: $7,867.96
Goat
Total gross sale: $7,264 for three head
Average price per pound: $26.67
Average weight: 91 pounds
Average gross per head: $2,421.33
Lamb
Total gross sale: $45,368 for 19 head
Average price per pound: $17.55
Average weight: 134 pounds
Average gross per head: $2,387.79
Swine
Total gross sale: $141,925.50 for 33 head
Average price per pound: $16.13
Average weight: 265 pounds
Average gross per head: $4,300
Livestock showing – 4-H and FFA
Beef showmanship: Senior Grand Champion – Kellum Carnahan, FFA Grand Champion – Matazi Landers, Intermediate Grand Champion – Shane Rogers, Junior Grand Champion – Daisy Rogers, First-Year Grand Champion – Sadie Kern
Aerospace: Senior Grand Champion – Liam Walker, Intermediate Grand Champion – Izzy Bixler, Intermediate Reserve Champion – Jackson Thornton
Archery: Intermediate Grand Champion – Blake Flugel
Cake decorating: Intermediate Grand Champion – GraceLyn Thornton, Intermediate Reserve Champion – Bryn Arne
Crocheting: Senior Grand Champion – Matazi Landers
Food and nutrition: Intermediate Grand Champion – Kylie Bohnet
Leathercraft: Senior Grand Champion – Liam Walker, Senior Reserve Champion – Karsyn Henn, Intermediate Grand Champion – Ryden Post, Intermediate Reserve Champion – Shawn Ford, Junior Grand Champion – Emery Blaha, Junior Reserve Champion – Gunner Shultz
Photography: Senior Grand Champions – Karsyn Henn and Dustin Larsen, Senior Reserve Champions – Matazi Landers and Rebecha Delker, Intermediate Grand Champions – Lacie Olson and Mesa Landers, Intermediate Reserve Champions – Charlotte Delker and Harlee Roberts
Quilting: Senior Grand Champion – KaLee Bohnet, Intermediate Grand Champion – Colt Walker, Intermediate Reserve Champion – Kylie Bohnet
Robotics: Junior Grand Champion – Everly Baldwin, Junior Reserve Champion – Jada Rogerson
Veterinary science: Senior Grand Champion – Kaitlynn Shreve, Intermediate Grand Champion – Jaylee Williams, Intermediate Reserve Champion – Matazie Jones
Visual arts: Senior Grand Champion – Morgan Grossman, Senior Reserve Champion – Rebecha Delker, Intermediate Grand Champion – Libby Olson, Intermediate Reserve Champion – Harlee Lish
Welding: Senior Grand Champion – Garrett Saunders
Wildlife and hunting: Senior Grand Champion – Garrett Saunders
Woodworking: Senior Grand Champion – Liam Walker, Senior Reserve Champion – Gavin Bohnet, Intermediate Grand Champion – Colt Walker
Open class static exhibits
Agriculture mechanics: Purple ribbon awarded to Zane Hayward
Arts: Overall Outstanding Exhibit and Outstanding Youth awards, ages 14-15 – Olivia Tolson, Outstanding Senior Award – Cynde Wilson, Overall Outstanding Exhibit and Outstanding Senior awards for stoneware and pottery – Melody Ames
Crafts: Outstanding Youth Award – Tayla Roberts
Culinary: Overall Outstanding Exhibit Award – Heather Griffin, Outstanding Senior Award – Linda Hayward
Floriculture and horticulture: Overall Outstanding Exhibit and Outstanding Senior awards – Miriam Carlson
Needlework: Overall Outstanding Exhibit and Outstanding Youth awards for knitting – Olivia Tolson, Outstanding Senior Award for afghans – Cathy Arnold
Photography: Overall Outstanding Exhibit and Outstanding Youth awards – Oz Koci, Outstanding Senior Award – Jean Golden
Quilting: Overall Outstanding Exhibit Award – Janet Beiermann, Outstanding Senior Award – Joleen Wright
Sewing: Overall Outstanding Award in children's garments – Heather Griffin
Tack: Overall Oustanding Award – Courtney Meisner
Barrel racing
Playing to four placings – jackpot total $5,260
First Division: Sharon Harrell came in first place at 16.304 seconds with Jessie Kukowski in second at 16.382, Karson Bradley in third at 16.643 and Darcie Moody in fourth at 16.670.
Second Division: Cedar Stewart captured first place at 16.808 seconds, followed by Paige Bennett in second at 16.846, Stacy Crompton in third at 16.878 and Makenzi Scott in fourth at 16.895.
Third Division: Shannon McChesney took first place at 17.358 seconds with Sara Meeks in second at 17.390, Morgan Watts in third at 17.405 and Bryn Bennett in fourth at 17.406.
Fourth Division: Lesa Chant finished first at 17.809 seconds, followed by Kacey Baldwin in second at 17.876, Savana Wackerman in third at 17.941 and Cedar Stewart in fourth at 17.973.
Fifth Division: Shawna Bennett picked up first place at 18.395 seconds, Demri Nebeker took second at 18.515 with Hailey Hushbeck in third at 18.765 and Jessie Chrisman in fourth at 18.804.
