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Addyson Schneberger of Carnegie 4-H Sells Grand Champion Goat for $15,000
Sat, 23 Mar 2019 09:15:22 CDT
The 2019 Oklahoma Youth Expo is in the record books- including another tremendous Sale of Champions. A total of thirty Market Goats were a part of the Sale- and the top Market Goat of 2019 was shown and owned by Addyson Schneberger of Carnegie 4-H. Addyson's goat was the Division Four winner and it commanded a final bid of $15,000 from the Diamond Hats and McDonalds.
The Reserve Grand Champion Goat was shown by Carson Maloney of Hooker FFA- his goat was the Reserve Champ in Division Four and it was purchassed for $10,000. The Bronze Medallion Goat was shown by Baylor Pearson of Lookeba-Sickles 4-H- selling for $8,000.
Here's the lineup of the top goats at the 2019 OYE:
Division One
Champ- Kolt Walker, Frederick FFA
Reserve- Morgan Rabehl, Adair FFA
Division Two
Champ- Baylor Pearson, Lookeba-Sickles 4-H
Reserve- Riley Scott, Central High FFA
Division Three
Champ- Kaitlyn Morgan, Newcastle 4-H
Reserve- Sadie Heap, Frederick FFA
Division Four-
Champ- Addyson Schneberger, Carnegie 4-H
Reserve- Carson Maloney, Hooker FFA
Pictures of the 2019 OYE Sale of Champions has their own FLICKR Album-click here for that- and they are also included in the complete album of EVERY picture taked at the 2019 Oklahoma Youth Expo by our team of photographers- click or tap here for that album of over 2,000 pictures.
Our Coverage of the 2019 Oklahoma Youth Expo is once again a service of ITC Great Plains, Your Energy Superhighway- learn more about this high voltage, transmission only utility and their commitment to the communities they serve which is the cornerstone of their business-click here for their website.
Reports will be heard daily on great radio stations that cover Oklahoma and that are a part of the Radio Oklahoma Ag Network- on the internet- our reports of the 2019 OYE can be found on the Blue Green Gazette page- available here. We will be adding pictures daily to our official 2019 OYE Album of Photos on FLICKR, found here.
For more information about the Oklahoma Youth Expo, click here for the home page of the OYE website.
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