Congratulations Texas Youth

Did you see there will be $6,500 paid out at the Fort Worth Stock Show plus the $4,000 that will be paid to the Junior that Randy Allgood and his daughter Alexa raised . Here is the breakdown.

• $3,000 to Youth show ( this is up from $1000 last year) 
• $3,500 Open show ($1500 last year)

The Braunvieh youth exhibitors that place high enough to garner premiums will take home the largest per head premium of ANY other breed at Fort Worth. (open or junior show) This includes the Angus, the Longhorns as well as all breeds showing during junior week. Several other breeds have more total premium money but we are dividing $3000 premiums into 7 classes.
1st $145   2nd $100    3rd $78   4th $65    5th $40
So if a junior places 5th or higher they will get their entry fee back.

This does not include the additional money that Randy Allgood and Alexa Cordell's heart and legs raised for our juniors at Fort Worth. (An additional $4000 to the youth show)

Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen!

Another great day at Clarendon College. Many thanks to Brett Franks for the use of the college arena, Johnny Treichel for his guidance and enthusiasm for putting this all together, Tom, Cindy and Scott Cefalu for the outstanding Jambalya, Ralph Mote for assisting, Jimi Vivens for cooking burgers.  Carole and Leon Ward and Shirley Hall for setting up the kitchen and making sure all was in place.  Cody and Clydene Pittman for being ready willing and able to fill in anywhere and everywhere they were needed. Donnie Johnson for getting all of the awards together and bringing them and Randy and Julie Heisterman for helping to set up and tear down and causing a giggle or two. Cyntha Ewing for taking care of registration and scoring scantron cards. And most of all Thank you to all those judging coaches that took the time and effort to bring your students to participate.  We would like to thank the following people and businesses for helping us put on the 5th annual Beef Clinic yesterday. We had 126 kids from 4 different states, kids ranged from 8 years old to sophomores in college.  (Some kids traveled over 700 miles to get here)

J Bar Braunvieh   Clarendon College    Johnny Treichel   Cynthia Ewing   Circle C Braunvieh
Scott Cefalou Family  Johnson Cattle Company  Mill Iron P Cattle Company   Shirley Hall
J&W Lumber in Clarendon  Randy & Julie Hiesterman  Hiesterman Farms  Jimi Bivens  Leon & Carole Ward. 

The Top 10 Kids in each division. Congratulations to all of them.

JR:
1. Tanner Wethington, 2. Darren Sykes, 3. Hudson Born 4. Kip Pittman 5. Jack Welps 6. Jett Ramaekers 7. Cadence  Puentes, 7. Caysie Miner, 7. Bentlee McKay, 10. Emily Durbin

SR:
1. Abby Johnson, 2. Dayson Schacher, 3. Hanna Gruhlkey 4. Ericca Corker 5. Heidi Gruhlkey 6. Tasha Schleter 7. Arden Pittman, 8. Grayson Waldrop , 9. Hagen Puentes, 10. Grace Huseman 10. Alexis Sullivan

College:
1. Shelby Burlile, 2. Alyssa Bowen, 3. Dalten Chambers, 4. Jolie Goodman, 5. Luke Willard, 5. Racelyn Gemmell, 7. Will Boyd, 7. Kenneth Borchardt, 9. Xavier Nuncio, 10. Isaac Dunham 10. Nathan Shadle

Congratulations to all of our winners today at the judging contest.

Jr team:
1. Nazareth  2. Hansford County 3. Moore County 4. Nazareth 5. Nazareth 

Sr team:
1. Hermitage, 2. Oldham County 3. Nazareth, 4. Valley
5. Hansford County

College:
1. Clarendon, 2. Clarendon, 3. Clarendon, 4. Murray State, 5. Frank Phillips

For all of the results check out judgingcard.com.

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