The best of the Audrain County Youth 4-H Fair got a chance to show off their skills at the Master’s Showman show on the last day of the fair, Tuesday, July 25.
The Master Showman contest …
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The best of the Audrain County Youth 4-H Fair got a chance to show off their skills at the Master’s Showman show on the last day of the fair, Tuesday, July 25.
The Master Showman contest features overall category winners from the individual contests and has them show animals they are not used to in an attempt to show off their skills as a show person. The judge for the event said the contest was close.
In the senior class the grand champion was Adam Rhoades and the reserve champion was Maelae Parrish. On the intermediate side the grand champion was Lydia Van Schyndel and the reserve champion was Makenna Reynolds.
