HOPE – There were no losers at the Hempstead County Fair’s annual Livestock Premium Sale Friday.
The event was held in the Southwest District Coliseum. It began with the buyer’s lunch and was followed by the sale. Everything was done in the coliseum, with a slideshow of the students and their animals. Photos were taken of the buyers and students afterwards.
In many cases the sale price was less than the add on money after bidding was concluded.
Courtney Rook, with South Ark Electric, market steer $280
Trent McGuire, M&M Wrecker, grand champion goat, $260
Cooper Plyler, grant champion hiefer, Farm Bureau, $350
Justin Loe, grand champion reserve chicken, Tyson, $180
Carlie Beck, rabbit, Tyson, $250
Karissa McGuire, reserve grand champion goat, M&M Wrecker, $260
Tara Reeves, reserve champion gilt, Super 1, $250
Clarence Mayberry, market hog, Diamond Bank, $150
Marco Torres, market hog, Amigo Juan, $250
Victoria Grant, market goat, Farm Credit, %160
Ana Watkins, market bull, Farm Credit, $220
Lane Lockhart, reserve grnad champion hiefer, South Ark Electric, $270
Addie Womack, grand champion hiefer, Tyson, $500
Keely Plyler, grand champin hiefer, Diamond Bank, $300
Sarah Ward, rabbit, Tyson, $325
Justin Sheets, market steet, Super 1, $300
Karleigh Carlton, market hog, Bank of Delight, $370
Savana Collins, market hog, Super 1, $175
Kelbi Campbell, market hog, Farm Credit, $250
Ty Watkins, reserve grand champion hiefer, Farm Bureau, $270
Harlie Lockhart, reserve hiefer, Diamond Bank, $300
Julie hensley, market hog, Fulton Grass, $150
Traci Clements, market hog, Diamond Bank, $170
Sawyer Bell, commercial hiefer, South Ark Electric, $270
Kwlsea Beasley, commercial hiefer, Petit Machinery, $220
HOPE – There were no losers at the Hempstead County Fair’s annual Livestock Premium Sale Friday.
