2019 Sioux Empire Livestock Show results

Sioux Empire Livestock Show Supreme Row

SIOUX FALLS – Six purebred cattle breeds vied for the coveted $12,000 Supreme Row purse, sponsored by Tri-State Neighbor, Wells Fargo Bank and Campbell’s, during the week of the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Jan. 22-26 in Sioux Falls.

The Charolais, JORGE 8811 ET, was named Supreme Row Bull. Consigned by McKenzye Gunderson, Parker, S.D., he was sired by TR PZC MR TURTON 0794 ET and out of WCR MS DESIGN 7371 P. He sold for $3,500 to Jaden Kellogg, St. Lawrence, S.D.

The Simmental, TENA LAURYN 21E, was named Supreme Row Female. Consigned by Allyson Beninga, Sioux Falls, she was sired by TENA High Time 442B and out of ASCC LAURYN 11X. She sold to Becky Rose, Chamberlain, S.D., for $4,250.

Consigners and buyers, respectively, of the bulls on Supreme Row were: Angus: Bullerman Angus Farm, Adrian, Minn.; David Kitchell, Ada, Minn.; Hereford: Beguhl Family Farm & Cattle Co., Kansasville, Wis.; Jeff Bueltel, Eshterville, Iowa; Limousin: Leishman Brothers Limousin, Blair, Neb.; Reid Krull, George, Iowa; Red Angus: TLC Livestock Services, Rushford, Minn.; Francis Kane, Montrose, S.D.; and Simmental: Vajgrt Cattle Co., Newhall, Iowa; Steve Mairose, Kimball, S.D.

Consigners and buyers, respectively, of the females on Supreme Row were: Angus: Hawley Cattle Company, Burbank, S.D.; Ben Po, Fulshear, Texas; Charolais: McGunegill Charolais, Jasper, Minn.; Brian Stortz, Wankon, Iowa; Hereford: DaKitch Farms, Ada, Minn.; Janelle Gulka, Strathclais, Manitoba, Canada; Limousin: Ellsworth Limousin, Elkhorn, Wis.; Nathan Schulte, Rock Rapids, Iowa; and Red Angus: TLC Livestock Services; Brian Schuter, Frankton, Ind.

The $12,000 Supreme Row Cash Award presentations were made at the Mayor’s Round-Up and Sale of Champions Jan. 25 at the Best Western PLUS Ramkota Hotel Exhibit Hall.

Market Beef Show

Taylor Glover, Elgin, Okla., exhibited the champion market beef at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Market Beef Show Jan. 25 in Sioux Falls.

The reserve champion market beef was exhibited by Cohl Van Meter, Monon, Ind.

Graham Blagg, Spring Hill, Kan., judged a total of 24 market beef in four classes.

Third through fifth places overall were as follows: Will Freking, Alpha, Minn.; Talli Heim, Wessington Springs, S.D.; and Payton Beare, Ree Heights, S.D. The top five market beef premiums sold at the Mayor’s Round-up and Sale of Champions Jan. 25.

Breeding Heifer Show

Austin Foss, Glenville, Minn., exhibited the champion breeding heifer, a Simmental Percentage, at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Breeding Heifer Show Jan. 26 in Sioux Falls.

The reserve champion breeding heifer, an Angus, came from Baily Kroupa, Garner, Iowa.

Graham Blagg, Spring Hill, Kan., evaluated a total of 165 head that were shown in 48 classes.

Third through 10th places overall were as follows: Jeff Krohnke, Schleswig, Iowa, Simmental Percentage; Macy Killmer, Perry, Iowa, MaineTainer; Brodi Bohke, Kingsley, Iowa, Angus; Reagan Jansen, Hull, Iowa, Shorthorn Plus; Ryan Dolieslager, Doon, Iowa, MaineTainer; Makia Smith, Charter Oak, Iowa, Chi Influence; Luke Pladsen, Harpers Ferry, Iowa, Red Angus; and Joe Reetz, Dunlap, Iowa, Shorthorn Plus.

Champions and reserves, respectively, in each of the breeds are as follows: Angus: Baily Kroupa, Garner, Iowa; Brodi Bohlke, Kingsley, Iowa; Charolais: Chloe Hazel, Beresford, S.D.; McKenzye Gunderson, Parker, S.D.; Charolais Composite: Ryan Cutler, Trimont, Minn.; Gabe Neilsen, Terril, Iowa; Commercial: Kutter Prinz, West Point, Neb.; Lacey Schmitz, Oakes, N.D.; Hereford: McKenzye Gunderson, Parker, S.D.; Lindsey Wolles, Dell Rapids, S.D.; Limousin/LimFlex: Brooklyn Ludens, Hurley, S.D.; Greyson Nielson, Arlington, S.D.; Maine-Anjou: Cody Larson, White, S.D.; Bailey DeJong, Kennebec, S.D.; MaineTainer: Macy Killmer, Perry, Iowa; Ryan Dolieslager, Doon, Iowa; Miniatures: Natalie Marshall, Mitchell, S.D.; Red Angus: Lake Pladsen, Harpers Ferry, Iowa; Tess Pederson, Sherman, S.D.; Shorthorn: Madison Mattson, Albert Lea, Minn.; Michael Lambrecht, Belle Plaine, Minn.; Shorthorn Plus: Reagan Jansen, Hull, Iowa; Joe Reetz, Dunlap, Iowa; Simmental: Connor Sullivan, Woodbine, Iowa; Carson Finch, Kelley, Iowa; and Simmental Percentage: Austin Foss, Glenville, Minn.; Jett Krohnke, Schleswig, Iowa.

Feeder Heifer Show

Makia Smith, Charter Oak, Iowa, exhibited the champion feeder heifer at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Feeder Heifer Show Jan. 24 in Sioux Falls.

The reserve champion feeder heifer was exhibited by Kade Killmer, Perry, Iowa.

Noll Ernst, Woodburn, Iowa, evaluated 43 head in seven classes.

First and second places in each of the classes were as follows, respectively: Class 1: Makia Smith; Ryder Olson, Bruce, S.D.; Class 2: Olivia Pithan, Danbury, Iowa; Morgan Kelly, Algona, Iowa; Class 3: Jake Knudson, Estherville, Iowa; Mason Rozenboom, Hawarden, Iowa; Class 4: Makia Smith; Chloe Uhlenhake, Burlington, Wis.; Class 5: Cash Johnston, Rhodes, Iowa; Korey Moser, Larchwood, Iowa; Class 6: Kade Killmer; Abi Henderson, Adel, Iowa; and Class 7: Riley Larson, Wessington Springs, S.D.; Abby Maynard, Denison, Iowa.

Feeder Steer Show

McKlain Jorgensen, Guthrie Center, Iowa, exhibited the champion feeder steer, a crossbred, at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Feeder Steer Show Jan. 25 in Sioux Falls.

The reserve champion feeder steer, a crossbred, was exhibited by Denver McKay, Orlando, Okla.

Graham Blagg, Spring Hill, Kan., evaluated a total of 95 head in 21 classes.

Third through 10th places overall were as follows: Abi Henderson, Adel, Iowa, crossbred; Chesney Effling, Highmore, S.D., Maine-Anjou; Taylor Thomas, Gilman, Iowa, crossbred; Hilary Albrecht, De Smet, S.D., crossbred; Keaton Krieg, Laverne, Iowa, crossbred; Kerrigan Hatch, Gladbrook, Iowa, Chianina; Creighton and Thatcher Werning, Emery, S.D., Charolais; and Ethan Vanlek, Jackson, Minn., crossbred.

Champions and reserves, respectively, in each of the classes are as follows: Angus: Jacob Ellerbrock, Burlington, Wis.; Mitchell VanderWal, Brentford, S.D.; Charolais: Creighton and Thatcher Werning, Emery, S.D.; Julia Brust, Walworth, Wis.; Charoalis Composite: Makenna Winkelman, Morgan, Minn.; ChiMaine: Riley Jansen, Hull, Iowa; Chi Influence: Thomas Netzke, Lamberton, Minn.; Tristan Sitzmann, Hinton, Iowa; Chianina: Kerrigan Hatch, Gladbrook, Iowa; Kirbee Mulder, Jackson, Minn.; Hereford: Mason Kitchell, Ada, Minn.; Kelton Rozeboom, Roberts, Wis.; Maine-Anjou: Chesney Effling, Highmore, S.D.; Bailey DeJong, Kennebec, S.D.; MaineTainer: Riley Runkel, Burlington, Wis.; Kylie Beave, Estelline, S.D.; Simmental: Carter Frerk, Havelock, Iowa; Regan Derksen, Huron, S.D.; and Shorthorn Plus: Makia Smith, Charter Oak, Iowa; Mitchell Schmidt, Willow Lake, S.D.

Classes 14 through 21 were crossbred classes that were broken down into three divisions. The champions and reserves, respectively, in each division are as follows: Division 1: Abi Henderson; Hilary Albrecht; Division 2: McKlain Jorgensen; Taylor Thomas; and Division 3: Denver McKay; Keaton Krieg.

4-H and FFA Youth Invitational Calf Show

Kent Thiesse, Lake Crystal, Minn., judged the 4H/FFA Youth Invitational Calf Show at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Jan. 22 in Sioux Falls.

Five classes of breeding heifers were shown with the grand champion heifer going to Dawson Johnson, Pipestone, Minn. Kianna Hazel, Beresford, S.D.,, exhibited the reserve champion heifer.

Forty-one head were shown with first and second place in each of the five classes as follows, respectively: Class 1: Anna Bonine, Beresford; Drew Fick, Adrian, Minn.; Class 2: Kianna Hazel, Allyson Beninga, Sioux Falls; Class 3: Brooklyn Ludens, Hurley, S.D.; Greyson Nielson, Arlington, S.D.; Class 4: Dawson Johnson, Kinsly Altena, George, Iowa; and Class 5: Seth Kjose, Beresford; Chloe Hazel, Beresford.

Twenty steers were shown in five classes. The champion steer came from Landon Thiessen, Rock Rapids, Iowa, with the reserve champion coming from Tanner Van Asselt, Colton, S.D.

First and second places in each class, respectively, were: Class 1: Tanner Van Asselt, Justin Mente, Adrian, Minn.; Class 2: Allie Kappenman, Madison, S.D.; Taylin Muller, Pipestone; Class 3: Greyson Nielson, Talen Hazel, Beresford; Class 4: Nick Kappenman, Madison; Kase Callies, Winfred, S.D.; and Class 5: Landon Thiessen, Katie Van Den Top, Hull, Iowa.

Six feeder heifers were shown in two classes. Kory Moser, Larchwood, Iowa, showed the champion feeder heifer. Mckenzye Gunderson, Parker, S.D., exhibited the reserve champion feeder heifer.

First and second places in each class were: Class 1: Kory Moser, Makayla Simmermon, Colton; and Class 2: Mckenzye Gunderson, Allison Sundal, Baltic, S.D.

Braedon Bauman, Pipestone, was named champion senior showman and received the Curt Alberty Memorial Award. Talen Hazel was named champion junior showman and received the Darla VanAsselt Memorial Award. Kinsly Altena was named champion beginner showman and received the Bonnie Glass Memorial Award.

Junior Judging Contest

Two hundred seven 4-H and FFA members from three states competed in the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Junior Judging Contest Jan. 26 in Sioux Falls.

Miner County 4-H 1 was the high senior team with 1,736 points. Mower County was second with 1,720 points. Turner County 4-H 1 was the third place team with 1,718 points.

The top 10 individuals in the senior division were: Sawyer Naasz, C-S-P; Hunter Miller, Deuel County 4-H; Kristine Schechinger, Mower County; Carter Calmus, Miner County 4-H 1; Colton Raatz, Pipestone County 4-H; Logan Schlim, Miner County 4-H 1; Caleb Bratland, Clark; Austin Foss, Akron-Westfield FFA 3; Will Benson, Tri-Valley FFA 1; and Ty Schoelerman, Spencer FFA.

Colton Hustlers 4-H 1 was the high junior team with 1,548 points. Miner County 4-H was second with 1,510 points. Helping Hands 3 was the third place team with 1,451 points.

The top 10 individuals in the junior division were: Karin Sweeter, Lincoln County, S.D., 4-H; Kate Connor, Miner County 4-H; Brady Allan, Classy Clovers; Weston VanDerVliet, Colton Hustlers 4-H 1; Taten Twedt, Helping Hands 3; Haidyn Lounsbery, Helping Hands 5; Ireland McAreavey, Colton Hustlers 4-H 1; Margo Schuiteman, Sioux County Pulse 4-H; Quinton Berg, Klever Klovers; and Melanie Calmus, Miner County 4-H.

Turner County 4-H was the high beginner team with 1,379 points. Helping Hands 1 was second with 1,371 points. McCook County Kids 4-H was the third place team with 1,210 points.

The top 10 individuals in the beginner division were: Natalie McKenna, Woodbury County 4-H; Taylor Foss, Worth County 4-H; Landon Berg, Klever Klovers; Cash Martinez, Hutchinson County 4-H; Bode Sweeter, Lincoln County, S.D., 4-H; Natalie Lueth, McCook County Kids 4-H; Payton Wright, Turner County 4-H; Braelyn Berens, Turner County 4-H; Allie VanKekerix, Helping Hands 1; and Aiden Leuth, McCook County Kids 4-H.

Collegiate Judging Contest

Seventy-one contestants competed in the senior college division and 93 contestants competed in the junior college division in the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest Jan. 26 in Sioux Falls.

Kansas State University Purple was first team overall in the senior college division with 4,622 points. South Dakota State University 1 was second overall with 4,617 points.

Third through fifth place teams in the senior college division were University of Wyoming Gold, Kansas State University White and Western Illinois Gold.

The high individual in the senior division was Adrian Austin, Kansas State University Purple. Shanan Davey from University of Wyoming Gold was second overall.

Third through fifth place individuals were Derek Henningsen, Iowa State University Gold; Lexi Kaiser, University of Nebraska; and Bady McComb, Kansas State University White.

In the junior college division, Hutchinson Community College Blue was first with 4,685 points. Northern Oklahoma 1 was second with 4,623 points.

Third through fifth place teams in the junior college division were Butler Community College #1, NEO A&M 1 and Blackhawk Community College White.

Grady Hammer, Hutchinson Community College Blue, was the high individual in the junior college contest. Tyler Bush, Hutchinson Community College Blue, was second overall.

Third through fifth place individuals in the junior college division were Jakob Juul, Butler Community College 1; Raylyn Thompson, Northern Oklahoma 1; and Matthew Chaney, Hutchinson Community College Blue.

Angus Show and Sale

Glenn Johnson, Pipestone, Minn., judged the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Angus Show Jan. 23 in Sioux Falls.

Johnson chose lot 31, Bullerman Cowboy Up 8081, a consignment from Bullerman Angus Farm, Adrian, Minn., as champion bull. He was sired by HA Cowboy Up 5405 and out of Bullerman Queen 1456. He sold for $3,500 to David Kitchell, Ada, Minn.

Reserve champion bull went to lot 16, Dandy Acres Dually 40, a consignment from Dandy Acres Angus, Pipestone. He was sired by DL Dually and out of Dandy Acres Lynn 129. He sold to Dale Johnson, Lake Benton, Minn., for $2,750.

The highest selling bull was lot 28, a consignment from Paulsen-Maass Angus, Hartley, Iowa. He sold to Alfred Fox, Watertown, S.D., for $6,000. The second highest selling bull was lot 43, a consignment from K&J Angus, Larchwood, Iowa. He sold to Loren Halma, Inwood, Iowa, for $5,200.

Johnson chose lot 2, HCC Barbaramere 813F, a consignment from Hawley Cattle Company, Burbank, S.D., as champion female. She was sired by EXAR Blue Chip 1877B and out of KA Barbaramere 4201. She was the highest selling female and sold to Ben Po, Fulshear, Texas, for $3,500.

Johnson chose lot 14, Bullerman Georgina 8023, as reserve champion female. She was consigned by Bullerman Angus Farm. She was sired by C&C Priority 1428B EXAR and out of Bullerman Georgina 1218. She was the second highest selling female and sold to Kurt Schultz, Baltic, S.D,, for $3,000.

Al Conover, Baxter, Iowa, served as auctioneer for the Angus Sale. Twenty bulls averaged $3,317.50, and 12 females averaged $2,033.33.

Red Angus Show and Sale

Noll Ernst, Woodburn, Iowa, judged the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Red Angus Show Jan. 24 in Sioux Falls.

Ernst chose lot 7, TLC FEATHERED INDIAN 818F, a consignment from TLC Livestock Services, Rushford, Minn., as champion bull. He was sired by RRA TLC HAWKEYE 519 and out of TLC JUNE BABY 008X. He sold to Francis Kane, Montrose, S.D., for $2,300.

Reserve champion bull went to lot 22, J2R CROSSROADS F802, a consignment from Reisdorfer Red Angus, Magnolia, Minn. He was sired by BIEBER ROUGH COUNTRY A523 and out of J2R CRUISER D601. He sold to Jon Eisasser, Witten, S.D., for $2,500.

The highest selling bull was lot 23, a consignment from Caraway Red Angus Ranch, Lake Benton, Minn. He sold to Thomas Croat, Rushmore, Minn., for $4,000. Lot 13 was the second highest selling bull, another consignment from Caraway Red Angus Ranch. He sold to Mark Croat, Rushmore, for $3,500.

Ernst chose lot 3, TLC FLORENCE 823F, a consignment from TLC Livestock Services, as champion female. She was sired by BHR DURANGO 1158 and out of TLC DIAMOND 635D ET. She was the highest selling female and sold to Brian Schuter, Frankton, Ind., for $5,000.

Ernst chose lot 5, CSPF MARY ANN 67E, as reserve champion female. She was consigned by Pladsen Red Angus, Harpers Ferry, Iowa. She was sired by CSPF MR. BO JANGLES and out of PIE RASPBERRY TUO 0211. She was the second highest selling female and sold to Dick Wise, Decorah, Iowa, for $2,800.

Dustin Carter, Vermillion, S.D., served as auctioneer for the Red Angus Sale. Twelve bulls averaged $2,666.67, and five females averaged $2,550.

Hereford Show and Sale

Noll Ernst, Woodburn, Iowa, judged the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Hereford Show Jan. 24 in Sioux Falls.

Ernst chose lot 25, BEGUHL’S CAMMANDER IN CHIEF, a consignment from Beguhl Family Farm & Cattle Co., Kansasville, Wis., as champion bull. He was sired by CRR 109 AMERICAN MADE 310 and out of GWF LILY KAHUNA 16Z. He was the highest selling bull and sold for $4,000 to Jeff Bueltel, Eshterville, Iowa.

Reserve champion bull went to lot 21, TL LEGO 1808, a consignment from TL Herefords, Canby, Minn. He was sired by H WR LEGO 3076 ET and out of SM MARY 408 ET. He sold to Wendell Weeldreye, Marion, S.D., for $2,500.

The other highest selling bull was lot 33, a consignment from John Schmidt, Pipestone, Minn. He sold to Don Christensen, Beresford, S.D., for $4,000. The second highest selling bull was lot 19 from Bar M Herefords, Hampton, Neb. He sold for $3,900 to Brian Samuelson, Polk, Neb.

Ernst chose lot 12, MS DAKITCH MDK 119C PEARL 113E, a consignment from DaKitch Farms, Ada, Minn., as champion female. She was sired by DPH 6129 TAKE OFF 502 ET and out of MS DAKITCH MDK PEARL 119C ET. She was the highest selling female and sold to Janelle Gulka, Strathclais, Manitoba, Canada, for $3,400.

Ernst chose lot 3, CKW ELENA 513F, as reserve champion female. She was consigned by Cole Wagner, Hull, Iowa. She was sired by TFR KR SUNDANCE KID 1448 ET and out of BAER CREEK CKW RUBY 320B. She sold to Aaron S. Thompson, Elkton, S.D., for $1,600.

The second highest selling female was lot 7 from DaKitch Farms. She sold to Janelle Gulka for $2,100.

Chisum Peterson, Pukwana, S.D., served as auctioneer for the Hereford Sale. Eight bulls averaged $3,087.50, and six females averaged $1,900.

Simmental Show and Sale

DJ Folkerts, Jasper, Minn., judged the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Simmental Show Jan. 23 in Sioux Falls.

Folkerts chose lot 36, VCC CARLOS E72, a consignment from Vajgrt Cattle Co., Newhall, Iowa, as champion bull. He was sired by WLE UNO MAS X549 and out of OMF DEW IT SHORTY A72. He was the highest selling bull and sold to Steve Mairose, Kimball, S.D., for $5,750.

Reserve champion bull went to lot 28, RTZ F33, a consignment from Raatz Farms Inc., Jasper. He was sired by RTZ SAM CROW D45 and out of RTZ C50. He sold to Joe Bosworth, White Lake, S.D., for $3,000.

The second highest selling bull was lot 19, a consignment from Kevin Blagg, Salem, S.D. He sold to James McCord, White Lake, for $4,250.

Folkerts chose lot 9, TENA LAURYN 21E, a consignment from Allyson Beninga, Sioux Falls, as champion female. She was sired by TENA HIGH TIME 442B and out of ASCC LAURYN 11X. She was the highest selling female and sold to Becky Rose, Chamberlain, S.D., for $4,250.

Folkerts chose lot 6, CHESTNUT MIDNIGHT 820F, as reserve champion female. She was consigned by Wesly Johnson, Pipestone, Minn. She was sired by LRS ELEVATE 213B and out of RTZ D23. She sold to Mike Willard, Colton, S.D., for $2,800.

The second highest selling female was lot 7, a consignment from Horizon View Farms LLC, Canova, S.D. She sold to Charles and Shelby Buus, Lennox, S.D., for $3,000.

Chisum Peterson, Pukwana, S.D., served as auctioneer for the Simmental Sale. Seventeen bulls averaged $3,014.71, and six females averaged $2,658.33.

Limousin Show and Sale

Wyatt DeJong, Ravenna, Neb., judged the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Limousin Show Jan. 24 in Sioux Falls.

DeJong chose lot 15, ZEDL 738E, a consignment from Leishman Brothers Limousin, Blair, Neb., as champion bull. He was sired by LEISHMANS 476B and out of LADY BRUN 2289Z. He sold to Reid Krull, George, Iowa, for $2,700.

Reserve champion bull went to lot 4, TF FRANK 807F, a consignment from Torgerson Farms, Artesian, S.D. He was sired by MAGS DODGE BALL and out of CELL 6270D ET. He sold to Brady Rinehart, Highmore, S.D., for $3,500.

The highest selling bull was lot 14, a consignment from Symens Bros. Limousin, Amherst, S.D. He sold to Greg Smith, Marion, N.D., for $4,250. The second highest selling bull was lot 13, a consignment from Jim and Becky Venner, Breda, Iowa. He sold for $4,200 to Leon Venteicher, Danbury, Iowa.

DeJong chose lot 1, EL BLACK POLLED DEEP SIDE, a consignment from Ellsworth Limousin, Elkhorn, Wis., as champion female. She was sired by LFLC BIG COUNTRY 759B and out of EL MS WAZY 5A. She was the highest selling female and sold to Nathan Schulte, Rock Rapids, Iowa, for $1,450.

Chisum Peterson, Pukwana, S.D., served as auctioneer for the Limousin Sale. Ten bulls averaged $2,925, and one female sold for $1,450.

Charolais Show and Sale

Wyatt DeJong, Ravenna, Neb., judged the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Charolais Show Jan. 24 in Sioux Falls.

DeJong chose lot 6, JORGE 8811 ET, a consignment from McKenzye Gunderson, Parker, S.D., as champion bull. He was sired by TR PZC MR TURTON 0794 ET and out of WCR MS DESIGN 7371 P. He was the second highest selling bull and sold for $3,500 to Jaden Kellogg, St. Lawrence, S.D.

Reserve champion bull went to lot 7, BVD MR IMPRESS 1824 ET, a consignment from VanDyke Charolais, Elkton, S.D. He was sired by KEYS ALL STATE 149X and out of JCR IMPRESSIVE 461 P. He was the highest selling bull and sold to Jaden Kellogg for $4,000.

DeJong chose lot 2, MC JASMINE 843, a consignment from McGunegill Charolais, Jasper, Minn., as champion female. She was sired by TSN TYSON 1D and out of MC FLASH 640. She was the highest selling female and sold to Brian Stortz, Wankon, Iowa, for $3,700.

DeJong chose lot 1, JKW FRUITY 62 84, as reserve champion female. She was consigned by JKW Charolais, Rochester, Minn. She was sired by TCCS COOL WHISKEY and out of JKW DOTTY 31 62. She was the second highest selling female and sold to Aaron S. Thompson, Elkton, S.D., for $1,100.

Dustin Carter, Vermillion, S.D., served as auctioneer for the Charolais Sale. Five bulls averaged $2,800, and two females averaged $2,400.

Market Goat Show

Tate Bittner, Thornton, Ind., exhibited the champion and reserve champion market goats at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Market Goat Show Jan. 25 in Sioux Falls.

Caleb Boardman, Laramie, Wyo., judged a total of 45 goats in eight classes.

Third through fifth places overall were as follows: Taten Dilly, Sheldon, Mo.; Riley Hoyle, Taylor, Ark.; and Riley Larson, Wessington Springs, S.D. The top five market goats’ premiums sold at the Mayor’s Round-up and Sale of Champions Jan. 25.

Market Lamb Show

McKenzie Rule, Hawarden, Iowa, exhibited the champion market lamb at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Market Lamb Show Jan. 24 in Sioux Falls.

The reserve champion market lamb was exhibited by Brayden Bowers, Belmont, Wis.

Caleb Boardman, Laramie, Wyo., judged a total of 30 lambs in six classes.

Third through fifth places overall were as follows: Madison Rule, Hawarden; Madison Rule; and Brittney Schmillen, Marcus, Iowa. The top five market lambs’ premiums sold at the Mayor’s Round-up and Sale of Champions Jan. 25.

Market Swine Show

Zach Muller, Algona, Iowa, exhibited the champion market hog, a crossbred, at the Sioux Empire Livestock Show Market Swine Show Jan. 23 in Sioux Falls.

The reserve champion market hog, a purebred, was exhibited by Carter Calmus, Canova, S.D.

Brant Smith, Monroe Center, Ill., judged a total of 102 hogs. Hogs were shown in 11 purebred and crossbred classes.

Bradi Bohlke, Kingsley, Iowa, showed the reserve champion purebred hog. Jessie Frasher, Anamosa, Iowa, exhibited the reserve champion crossbred.

Third through 10th places overall were as follows: Jess Frasher; Jami Hoblyn, York, Neb.; Zach Lear, Peterson, Iowa; Bradi Bohlke; Ddtac Farms Inc., Nevada, Iowa; Miles Hannan, Fremont, Neb.; Zach Muller; and Tanner Calmus, Canova, S.D. The top 10 market hogs’ premiums sold at the Mayor’s Round-up and Sale of Champions Jan. 25.