Dairy feeder champ

Paige Trent was the grand champion of the dairy beef feeder show Thursday. She is a member of the Lynn Valley Farmers and is the daughter of Brittany Alloway. Hardin County Fair King Austin Eibling holds her awards.

Second place steer

Jordan Vermillion, son of Carol and Jeff Vermillion, took home the reserve champion award for his dairy steer in Thursday’s competition. He is a member of the Kenton FFA.

Reserve dairy feeder

Kody Creamer took reserve grand champion in the junior fair dairy beef feeder show. He is a member of the Ridgemont FFA and is the son Jodi Pfeiffer and Kurt Creamer. With him is Fair Queen Natalie Molk.

Senior showman

Austin Phillips, son of Deb and Doug Phillips, finished as the first place senior showman in the junior fair dairy feeder show Thursday morning. He is a member of the Lynn Valley Farmers. Austin stands with Hardin County Fair Queen Natalie Molk.

Showmanship skills

Gage Perkins stands with Fair Queen Natalie Molk as the intermediate showmanship winner in the dairy feeder show. He is a member of the Forest-Jackson Co-op and is the son of Jeremy and Heidi Perkins, and Vonda and Dale Cockerell.

Junior winner

Kody Buchenroth was the recipient of the first place ribbon and trophy in the junior fair dairy feeder show Thursday morning. He is a member of the Lynn Valley Farmers and is the son of Buck and Jolene Buchenroth. He stands with fair queen Natalie Molk.

Beginner honor

Olivia Whiting, daughter of Jeff and Alex Elliott, took first place in the beginner showmanship class in the dairy feeder show Thursday. She is a member of the Lynn Valley Farmers. Standing with her is Fair Queen Natalie Molk.

Steer showman winner

Collin Turner stands with his first place steer as he took home the top senior showmanship spot in the dairy steer competition. He is the son of Jerry Turner and Sue Daye and is a member of the Ridgemont FFA. With him is Fair Queen Natalie Molk.