Listowel Fair Beef Show Results

By Ray Baynton

July 26, 2016 - 10:02am

Lana Kraus of Gowanstown was named Champion Showman at the Listowel Fair Beef Show last weekend.

Reserve Champion was Brandon Weppler of Lucknow.

Kraus and Weppler also came in first and second in the Senior Showmanship category.

Top Junior Showman - Garrett McNabb of Chatsworth - got an honourable mention in the Champion judging.

Bill Jackson of Caledon showed the Champion Calf in the competition.

The Reserve Champion Calf was shown by Gilchrist Farms of Lucknow.

And Grace Kuhl of Tara showed the first place Market Animal in this year's Listowel Fair Beef Show.

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