4-H Animal Lines SEPTEMBER 1999 "Cooperation is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway." | DATES TO REMEMBER | | Septmeber 1 | -Ownership deadline on lambs & steers for 2000 Distrtict & Round-Up Shows | | September 8-12 | -NE Mississippi Fair & Livestock Exposition, Verona | | Septmeber 15 | - Noseprints and nomination forms on lambs & steers for 2000 District & Round-Up; Shows are due in the MSU Animal & Dairy Science Dept. | | September 18 | -Columbia Fall Dairy Show, Columbia | | Sept. 23-Oct. 3 | Mid-South Fair, Memphis, TN | | September 24 | -Junior Swine Show, 8:00 a.m. Mid-South Fair (Showmanship & Breeding) | | September 25 | -4-H Livestock Judging, 9:00 a.m. Mid-South Fair | | September 25 | -Junior Beef Heifer Show, 1:00 p.m. Mid-South Fair | | September 26 | -Junior Market Lamb Show, 9:30 a.m. Mid-South Fair | | September 26 | -Junior Market Hog Show, 2:00 p.m. Mid-South Fair | | October 1 | -Junior Dairy Banquet, 7:00 p.m. Mid-South Fair | | October 2 | -4-H Dairy Judging, 9:00 a.m. Mid-South Fair | | October 2 | -Dairy Cattle Capers, 3:00 p.m. Junior Dairy Heifer Show, 6:00 p.m. Mid-South Fair | | October 3 | -Junior Dairy Cow Show, 9:00 a.m. Mid-South Fair | | October 8-17 | -Mississippi State Fair, Jackson, Activities at MS State Fair | | October 9 | - Jr. Sheep Lead Class, 11:30 a.m. | | October 9 | - Jr. market Lamb Show, 1:00 p.m. | | October 10 | - Beef Showmanship, 11:00 a.m. | | October 10 | - Steer Show, 6:00 p.m. | | October 11 | - Jr. Beef Breeding Show, 8:30 a.m. | | October 11 | - Jr. Market Hog Show, 1:00 p.m. | | October 15 | - Open Dairy Show, 9:00 a.m. | | October 15 | - 4-H Dairy Cattle & Dairy Goat Sweetheart Contest, 10:30 a.m. | CORRECTION: I goofed. Listed below you will find the corrected number of participants for the top five counties in the State Beef and Pork Cookout Contests. Total participation was 104 4-H'ers from 25 counties. - Holmes County (17)
- Copiah County (15)
- Yalobusha County (9)
- Attala County (8)
- Pike County (7)
VOLUNTEER LEADERS MUST BE CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER LEADERS WHO MAY BE HELPING YOUR 4-H'ERS GROOM ANIMALS MUST BE OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER LEADERS OF THE 4-H PROGRAM IN MISSISSIPPI. This means you must submit the names of these volunteers to the State 4-H Department. Be sure to list the volunteer leaders who will be assisting your 4-H'ers with animals at the show. Prior to the State Fair, I will secure a list of volunteer leaders from the State 4-H Department to determine eligible volunteers. REMINDER: 4-H/FFA MEMBERS MUST BE ETHICS CERTIFIED TO SHOW LIVESTOCK!! The State Fair will be here soon and if you have new exhibitors who have not completed Ethics Certification, you should provide this training for them in September. Let us know if you need any materials for your training. Exhibitors completing this training will be certified until 12-31-2000. Recertification will be required for 2001. MID-SOUTH FAIR - 4-H DAIRY JUDGING CONTEST The dairy judging contest will be on October 2, 1999 in Memphis, TN. This contest begins at 8:30 a.m. Deadline for entry is September 10, 1999. Each county can enter one junior and one senior team of either three or four members. Contestants are to assemble in the arena building. You should report to this contest location at 8:00 a.m. to get your teams checked in. They also have a junior and open dairy show. If you need any information about these shows, let me know. MID-SOUTH FAIR 4-H LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST This contest will be an excellent experience for your judging members. The livestock judging contest will be on September 25, 1999, in Memphis, TN. This contest begins at 9:00 a.m. Each county can enter one junior and one senior team of either three or four members. Contestants are to assemble in the North Barn Arena Building. You should report to this contest location at 8:30 a.m. to get your team checked in. Deadline for entry is September 10, 1999. THE MID-SOUTH FAIR ALSO HAS JUNIOR LAMB, BEEF, AND SWINE SHOWS. IF YOU NEED ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THESE SHOWS, LET ME KNOW. MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR REMINDER - ENTRIES! All junior beef, swine, lamb, and junior dairy entries are due by September 15, 1999. All open dairy show entries are due by September 12, 1999. An entry or stall fee of $ 8.00 per head must accompany application for entry. Mail entries to the Extension Animal & Dairy Sciences Department, Box 9815, Mississippi State, MS 39762. We are requiring beef breeding, commercial heifer, swine, and dairy entries to be on computer diskette. You should have received the computer diskettes and instructions for this procedure about September 1. You will not send in an Entry Form 195. Do not forget to send in your stall or pen request forms for beef cattle and market lambs. NOMINATION FORMS AND NOSEPRINTS DUE FOR LAMBS AND STEERS All lambs and steers showing in the 2000 District and Round-Up Shows must be nominated and noseprinted by September 15, 1999. We will use these as entries for the State Fair, in addition to the District and Round-Up Shows. This will save all of us some paper work. Two legible noseprints per animal are required and must be taken by or in the presence of Extension Agent or Vo-Ag Advisor submitting and verifying the nominations. Be sure to include all information on noseprint card (ear tag number, exhibitor, state bred - yes or no - , steer or lamb, breed, and signed by the parent and Extension Agent or Vo-Ag Advisor. Those nominations forms, noseprint cards, and computer diskettes are due September 15, 1999. Note: On Legible Noseprints. It is your responsibility to see that the noseprints you submit on each lamb and steer are legible. If noseprints are not legible, you will be running the risk of having an animal disqualified at the Dixie National Junior Round-Up Show in February. An official will read noseprints at the show, and if the noseprint that you submit is not legible or does not match up with the one taken at the show, the animal will be disqualified. It's up to you to have legible prints!!! Take time to do a proper job of securing good noseprints! DAIRY SWEETHEART CONTEST A Junior and Senior Dairy Cattle Sweetheart and a Junior and Senior Dairy Goat Sweetheart will be selected during the Mississippi State Fair. Winners will be selected based on poise, beauty, personality and knowledge of their project. The winners of each division will receive a 35 mm Camera. Special awards will be given to first and second alternates. Rules and regulations concerning the contest are found in the Mississippi State Fair catalog. The same entry forms as last year will be used. Please have the entries to our office by October 1, 1999. Please encourage your girls enrolled in the Dairy project to enter this year. OUTSTANDING SHEPHERD AWARD AT STATE FAIR. Individual exhibitors or county groups can enter. Competition will be based on (1) creativity, (2) educational value of exhibit, (3) attractiveness of exhibit, and (4) cleanliness of pens and exhibit area. The Mississippi Junior Sheep Association will sponsor this award which goes to an exhibitor or county group that maintains the most outstanding stall area and educational exhibit. Individual exhibitors may enter this competition. Judging will be from 5:00 p.m. on Friday, October 8, to 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 9, 1999. The winner will be announced during the Junior Sheep Show. Contestants and county groups should register at the weigh-in Friday afternoon and pick up their exhibitor number. | Award: 1st - $25 and plaque | 2nd - $15 | 3rd - $10 | COMMERCIAL HEIFERS AND STEERS - SPECIAL NOTICE! Double check with your 4-H'ers that are exhibiting steers and commercial heifers about horns. All commercial heifers and steers showing at the State Fair and District and Round-Up Shows must be polled or dehorned with no scurs or regrowth to exceed 1½ inches above the skin line. Also, remember the minimum weight on commercial heifers is 400 pounds. MARSHALL COUNTY LIVESTOCK EXPO Marshall County will host a beef show, lamb show, quiz bowl, judging contest, beef cook-off, and beef showmanship contest on November 6-7, 1999. Call Lemon Phelps or Ronnie Jones at 252-3541 for more information. HOG PROJECT NOTICE! Most project pigs for the spring shows will be purchased for 4-H'ers in October and November, so now is the time to be lining up prospective members, and determining number of pigs that will be needed. SOURCE OF PROJECT PIGS The State Feeder Pig Show and Sale will have 4-H market project pigs that will work for the 2000 District Shows and Dixie National Round-Up. - State Feeder Pig Show and Sale
- Calhoun County Fairgrounds (Pittsboro)
- October 16, 1999 - 1:00 p.m. (Show at 9:00 a.m.)
- About 100-150 head of Yorkshire, Duroc, Hampshire, Chester, Spots, and Crosses consigned by Mississippi pig producers.
For more information, contact Mark Crenshaw, 662-325-3516. OTHER TENTATIVE SHOW PIG SALES | October 21 | Bay Springs Show Pig Sale - Contact Tommy Bishop at 601-764-2314 for more information. | | October 23 | Belzoni Show Pig Sale, Belzoni Fairgrounds. Approximately 125 head. For more information, call Eddie Harris at 601-247-2915. | OUTSTANDING HOLSTEIN AND JERSEY BOY AND GIRL The Mississippi Holstein Association is again sponsoring the Champion Holstein Boy and Girl Contest. The Mississippi Jersey Cattle Club will also be sponsoring the Champion Jersey Boy and Girl Contest. The contest is open to all 4-H and FFA members 8-18 years of age and owning one or more registered animals. Applications are available through our office and are due by October 1. Presentations of awards to winners will be made at the respective association's annual meetings. If you need more information, please call our office (662-325-3515). MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR DAIRY PRODUCTION Please encourage your 4-H'ers with a dairy project to enter this contest. It is open to any 4-H dairy project member who is the owner of a registered Holstein or Jersey on official test. Entry form JD-1 must be filled our within 60 days after the cow is fresh. Monetary awards are given at the state breed association' annual meetings held in the fall. 1999 STATE JUNIOR DAIRY BOWL COMPETITION The Mississippi Holstein Association will be sponsoring the 1999 State Junior Dairy Bowl Competition again this year. It will be held during the Mississippi Holstein Annual Meeting in November. Teams for this competition will be made up of up to two members. The questions used for this competition will come from a Junior Bow packet. If you would like a copy of these questions, give Gale Chrestman's office a call at (662-325-3515) or email (eshook@ads.msstate.edu). RESULTS FOR 1999 MISSISSIPPI STATE 4-H HORSE SHOW (#) Represents the Number of Horses exhibited Registered Quarter Horse yearling and 2-yr-old mares (8) 1st Jamie Ancalade - Pearl River County 2nd Christopher Porter - Rankin County 3rd Katti Pinnix - Rankin County 4th Christopher Porter - Rankin County 5th Ryan Hester - Washington County 6th Leah Crockett - Tate County 7th Nikki Thornton - Jasper County 8th Hannah Kennedy - Tallahatchie County Registered Quarter Horse 3-yr-old mares (1) 1st Nicholas Simmons - Lee County Registered Quarter Horse 4-yr-old and older mares (14) 1st Christopher Porter - Rankin County 2nd Anna Thames - Jones County 3rd Sara Welch - Tate County 4th Margaret McClure - Leflore County 5th Lacye Goodin - Perry County 6th Stefanie Sumrall - Forrest County 7th Rachel Tait - Monroe County 8th Virginia Parker - Yazoo County 9thWane Watson - Warren County 10th Kelly Dunn - Marion County 11th Kim Ellis - Lee County 12th Allison Brasell - Tallahatchie County Registered Quarter Horse broodmares (12) 1st Christopher Porter - Rankin County 2nd Ashleigh Miller - Oktibbeha County 3rd Malory Kemp - Walthall County 4th Meagan Lyon - Jones County 5th Katti Pinnix - Rankin County 6th Emily Childers - Marshall County 7th Lori Ann Simpson - Desoto County 8th Nicholas Simmons - Lee County 9th Angela Doggett - Jones County 10th Taylor Barnett - Chickasaw County 11th Matthew Burt - Forrest County 12th Hannah Kennedy - Tallahatchie County GRAND CHAMPION: JAMIE ANCALADE - PEARL RIVER COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: CHRISTOPHER PORTER - RANKIN COUNTY Registered Quarter Horse yearling and 2-yr-old geldings (3) 1st Jeremy Barrett - Winston County 2nd Cody Stubblefield - Union County 3rd Kyle Finley - Lee County Registered Quarter Horse 3-yr-old geldings (4) 1st Jodi McClure - Leflore County 2nd Amanda Giddens - Tate County 3rd Kala White - Warren County 4th Olivia Patterson - Tate County Registered Quarter Horse 4-yr-old and older geldings (26) 1st Hunter Sartain - Madison County 2nd Caycee Davis - Pearl River County 3rd Dustin Stanford - Lee County 4th Rand Broadway - Yazoo County 5th Anna Lyon - Oktibbeha County 6th Rebecca Wilbanks - Leake County 7th Rebecca Boatner - Yazoo County 8th Kristie Dennis - Washington County 9th Kayla Sanchagrin - Rankin County 10th Berea Adams - Clarke County 11th Kelsey Ward - Yazoo County 12th Katie Newman - Hinds County GRAND CHAMPION: HUNTER SARTAIN - MADISON COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: CAYCEE DAVIS - PEARL RIVER COUNTY Grade Western (over 52 in) yearling, 2-yr- and 3-yr-old mares (4) 1st Joy Coppock Carroll County 2nd Jennifer Key Neshoba County 3rd Ashleigh Johnson Forrest County 4th Mackie McGraw Yazoo County Grade Western (over 52 in) 4-yr-old and older mares (12) 1st Ashley Fleming Itawamba County 2nd Amanda Harper Rankin County 3rd Amanda Donald Hinds County 4th Sara Smith Rankin County 5th Cody Byford Yalobusha County 6th Mindie Swindle Choctaw County 7th Jessica Hollingsworth Newton County 8th Nikki Rabon Newton County 9th Meghan McGill Harrison County 10th Megan Dorris Desoto County 11th Bobby Cole Scott County 12th Lacey Cummings Montgomery County Grade Western (over 52 in) broodmares (8) 1st Becky Sorey Newton County 2nd Charlotte Boller Jackson County 3rd Casi Rhodes Chickasaw County 4th Jeffery Pearson Winston County 5th Ashleigh Johnson Forrest County 6th Mandy Lewis Pike County 7th Shelly Brock Warren County 8th Haley Carraway Hinds County GRAND CHAMPION: JOY COPPOCK CARROLL COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: ASHLEY FLEMING ITAWAMBA COUNTY Grade Western (over 52 in) yearling, 2-yr- and 3-yr-old geldings (4) 1st Mary Anna McManus Winston County 2nd Marci Robins Rankin County 3rd Leah Brooks Washington County 4th Alicia Dufour Kemper County Grade Western (over 52 in) 4-yr-old and older geldings (17) 1st Caroline Gregory Chickasaw County 2nd Sarah Beth Mills Lincoln County 3rd Cody Byford Yalobusha County 4th Amanda Van Jackson County 5th Amanda Griffin Leake County 6th Alexis Osbon Warren County 7th Kayla Johnson Stone County 8th Jessica Daves Carroll County 9th Kelly Johnson Holmes County 10th Ross Hunter Smith County 11th Katie Kelly Forrest County 12th Ashley Hancock Franklin County GRAND CHAMPION: CAROLINE GREGORY CHICKASAW COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: MARY ANNA MCMANUS WINSTON COUNTY Registered Appaloosa mares (3) 1st Sarah Terrell Amite County 2nd Katie Koestler Warren County 3rd Eddie Grayson Union County GRAND CHAMPION:SARAH TERRELL AMITE COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:KATIE KOESTLER WARREN COUNTY Registered Appaloosa geldings (3) 1st Ashley Burr Warren County 2nd Alan Humphrey Covington County 3rd Dawn Smith Rankin County GRAND CHAMPION:ASHLEY BURR WARREN COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:ALAN HUMPHREY - COVINGTON COUNTY Registered Paint mares (10) 1st Christopher Porter Rankin County 2nd Christopher Porter Rankin County 3rd Amanda Harper Rankin County 4th Reed Myers Newton County 5th Cody Jenkins Amite County 6th Jeff Monk Jones County 7th Ryan Hester Washington County 8th Emily Nunnelee Lee County 9th Margaret McClure Leflore County 10th Rebecca Goysich Lee County GRAND CHAMPION:CHRISTOPHER PORTER RANKIN COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:CHRISTOPHER PORTER - RANKIN COUNTY Registered Paint geldings (10) 1st Anna Pfannenstiel Warren County 2nd Brittany Self Holmes County 3rd Dusty Jones Jones County 4th Dusty Warner Winston County 5th Amy Rutledge Warren County 6th Carley Jenkins Amite County 7th Sydney Parker Sunflower County 8th Berea Adams Clarke County 9th Elliott Watson Grenada County 10th Courtney Small Harrison County GRAND CHAMPION:ANNA PFANNENSTIEL WARREN COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:BRITTANY SELF - HOLMES COUNTY Arabian mares (6) 1st Cindy Entrekin Lamar County 2nd Jessica Harris Hinds County 3rd Jessica Harris Hinds County 4th Amanda Childers Marshall County 5th Dale Hollingsworth Hinds County 6thAnna Mapes Hinds County GRAND CHAMPION: CINDY ENTREKIN LAMAR COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:JESSICA HARRIS - HINDS COUNTY Arabian geldings (3) 1st Jessica Harris Hinds County 2nd Elisha Anderson Hinds County 3rd Jessica Harris Hinds County GRAND CHAMPION: JESSICA HARRIS HINDS COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:ELISHA ANDERSON - HINDS COUNTY Registered Other Breeds mares (no ponies) (2) 1st Jessica Hollingsworth Newton County 2nd LauraParks Hinds County GRAND CHAMPION:JESSICA HOLLINGSWORTH NEWTON COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: LAURA PARKS - HINDS COUNTY Registered Other Breeds geldings (no ponies) (2) 1st Crystal Pope Hinds County 2nd Danya Pitts Hinds County GRAND CHAMPION: CRYSTAL POPE HINDS COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION:DANYA PITTS - HINDS COUNTY Saddle and Gaited mares (5) 1st Morgan Rodgers Lowndes County 2nd Alice Childers Benton County 3rd Emily Douglas Yazoo County 4th Anna Biggers Lowndes County 5th Stacie Dorris Desoto County GRAND CHAMPION: MORGAN RODGERS LOWNDES COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: ALICE CHILDERS - BENTON COUNTY Saddle and Gaited geldings (9) 1st Alice Childers Benton County 2nd Chris Griffith Marshall County 3rd Meagan Tidwell Lee County 4th Sara Monk Jones County 5th Greg Swindle Choctaw County 6th Andrew Heard Madison County 7th Amanda McDonald Carroll County 8th Richard Peeples Leflore County 9th Trey Beach Lamar County GRAND CHAMPION: ALICE CHILDERS BENTON COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: CHRIS GRIFFITH MARSHALL COUNTY Pony mares (48 in and under) Jr. 8-13 (10) 1st Jake Smith Hinds County 2nd John Thompson Clay County 3rd Chelsi Smith Lee County 4th Dusty Warner Winston County 5th Cody Warner Winston County 6th Nathan Smith Lafayette County 7th Kourtney Ford Tate County 8th Jamie Ancalade Pearl River County 9th Simsie Shaw Lafayette County 10th Chris Johnson Stone County GRAND CHAMPION: JAKE SMITH HINDS COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: JOHN THOMPSON - CLAY COUNTY Pony mares (over 48-52 in ) Jr. 8-13 (11) 1st Aaron Sullivan Yazoo County 2nd Jamie Ancalade Pearl River County 3rd Lindsey George Hinds County 4th Rand Broadway Yazoo County 5th Kelsey McCormick Clay County 6th Taylor Phillips Holmes County 7th Christy Pugh Lowndes County 8th Kayla Sanchagrin Rankin County 9th Meredith Henderson Leflore County 10th Brooks Irwin Leflore County 11th Allegra Dowdle Oktibbeha County GRAND CHAMPION: AARON SULLIVAN YAZOO COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: JAMIE ANCALADE PEARL RIVER COUNTY Pony geldings (48 in and under) Jr. 8-13 (9) 1st Dusty Warner Winston County 2nd Anna Biggers Lowndes County 3rd Ashley Moore Lincoln County 4th Skyler Dowdle Oktibbeha County 5th Jennifer Williams Hinds County 6th Sara Monk Jones County 7th Cameron Taylor Washington County 8th Jessica Washburn Hinds County 9th Chelsey Kennedy Tallahatchie County GRAND CHAMPION: DUSTY WARNER WINSTON COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: ANNA BIGGERS LOWNDES COUNTY Pony geldings (over 48-52 in) Jr. 8-13 (12) 1st Breanne Burr Warren County 2nd Jeff Monk Jones County 3rd Brett Dendy Chickasaw County 4th Cole Johnson Holmes County 5th Cody Warner Winston County 6th Chynna Jones Jones County 7th Courtney Brown Yazoo County 8th Lauren Walker Bolivar County 9th Alissa Peters Tallahatchie County 10th Kayci Hutchinson Choctaw County 11th Rachel Osbon Warren County 12th Presly Prisock Oktibbeha County GRAND CHAMPION: BREANNE BURR WARREN COUNTY RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: JEFF MONK - JONES COUNTY Showmanship, Jr. 8-11 (24) 1st Rebecca Wilbanks Leake County 2nd Kelly Dunn Marion County 3rd Nicholas Simmons Lee County 4th Leigh Phillips Rankin County 5th Rebecca Goysich Lee County 6th Aden Lunceford Warren County 7th Allison Brasell Tallahatchie County 8th Caroline Gregory Chickasaw County 9th Tullia Taylor Lincoln County 10th Katie Peters Warren County 11th Margaret McClure Leflore County 12th Simsie Shaw Lafayette County Showmanship, Jr. 12-13 (16) 1st Morgan Jackson Pearl River County 2nd Hunter Sartain Madison County 3rd Virginia Parker Yazoo County 4th Max Lyon Oktibbeha County 5th Amy Rutledge Warren County 6th Beth Short Union County 7th Melinda Edwards Chickasaw County 8th Lori Ann Simpson Desoto County 9th Rand Broadway Yazoo County 10th Britni Peters Tallahatchie County 11th Shaunna Armstrong Lee County 12th Ashley Moore Lincoln County Showmanship, Sr. 14-15 (16) 1st Anna Thames Jones County 2nd Ashley Daniels Oktibbeha County 3rd Kristie Dennis Washington County 4th Whitney Woodington Lafayette County 5th Amanda Jackson Pearl River County 6th Lauren Smith Adams County 7th Anna Lyon Oktibbeha County 8th Jennifer Lloyd Lee County 9th Allyn Bryson Lee County 10th Stefanie Sumrall Forrest County 11th Kathy Smith Lafayette County 12th Amanda Donald Hinds County Showmanship, Sr. 16-18 (10) 1st Lee Ann Reeves Copiah County 2nd Emily Wikle Lee County 3rd Lori Donovan Lee County 4th Kim Ellis Lee County 5th Trisha Gregory Chickasaw County 6th Wane Watson Warren County 7th Amanda Griffin Leake County 8th Rachel Burt Forrest County 9th Candice Gentry Covington County 10th Nikki Rabon Newton County Padded Saddle Horse (no canter) Jr. 8-13 (2) 1st Chris Griffith - Marshall County 2nd Mindie Swindle - Choctaw County Padded Saddle Horse (no canter) Sr. 14-18 (3) 1st Alice Childers - Benton County 2nd Will Vernon - Leflore County 3rd Greg Swindle - Choctaw County Saddle Horse Pleasure (no canter, plain shod) Jr. 8-13 (14) 1st Nikki Graham - Jasper County 2nd Meagan Tidwell - Lee County 3rd Chris Griffith - Marshall County 4th Alexis Osbon - Warren County 5th Megan Ivy - Choctaw County 6th Sara Monk - Jones County 7th Latoyia Stephens - Warren County 8th Anna Biggers - Lowndes County 9th Amanda McDonald - Carroll County 10th Elaine Miller Hinds - County 11th Trey Oates Carroll - County 12th Raymond Wells - Warren County Saddle Horse Pleasure (no canter, plain shod) Sr. 14-18 (8) 1st Morgan Rodgers - Lowndes County 2nd Emily Douglas - Yazoo County 3rd Annie Parker - Sunflower County 4th Alice Childers - Benton County 5th Matthew McMullin - Rankin County 6th Stacie Malone - Carroll County 7th Richard Peeples - Leflore County 8th Greg Swindle - Choctaw County Saddle Pony Pleasure (52 in and under) (no canter, plain shod) Jr. 8-13 (3) 1st Emily Childers - Marshall County 2nd Amanda Childers - Marshall County 3rd Melinda Edwards - Chickasaw County Racking Horse (plain shod) Jr. 8-13 (9) 1st Chris Griffith - Marshall County 2nd Trey Oates - Carroll County 3rd Meagan Tidwell - Lee County 4th Nikki Graham - Jasper County 5th Anna Biggers - Lowndes County 6th Jacob Coleman - Leflore County 7th Amanda McDonald - Carroll County 8th Sara Monk - Jones County 9th Megan Ivy - Choctaw County Racking Horse (plain shod) Sr. 14-18 (6) 1stAnnie Parker - Sunflower County 2nd Stacie Malone - Carroll County 3rd Morgan Rodgers - Lowndes County 4th Alice Childers - Benton County 5th Greg Swindle - Choctaw County 6th Richard Peeples - Leflore County Racking Horse (padded) Jr. 8-13 (2) 1st Chris Griffith - Marshall County 2nd Mindie Swindle - Choctaw County Racking Horse (padded) Sr. 14-18 (3) 1st Alice Childers - Benton County 2nd Greg Swindle - Choctaw County 3rd Will Vernon - Leflore County Pony Pleasure (52 in and under) (canter) Jr. 8-13 (14) 1st Kayla Black - Leake County 2nd Simsie Shaw - Lafayette County 3rd Lyle Reed - Kemper County 4th Sara Monk - Jones County 5th Courtney Small - Harrison County 6th Ashley Burr - Warren County 7th Taylor Cartee - Chickasaw County 8th Syler Dowdle - Oktibbeha County 9th Mandy Smith - Rankin County 10th Nathan Smith - Lafayette County 11th Katie Bright - Lowndes County 12th Kelsey McCormick - Clay County Continue to Page Two
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