[Paul Yeager] It is time for one final marquee event. It is the Sale of Champions. The first
is in the ring. The best of 4-H and FFA in the state of Iowa gets underway now. Up first Mason
Shalla with the 4-H Market Steer. Mason who turned 14 this week at the Iowa State Fair.
His sister was the Grand Champion Steer exhibitor last year. Sold for $125,000.
Now entering the ring is Klaire Shanks from Colfax. She has the Reserve Grand
Champion 4-H Market Steer. And her steer earns $70,000. A new record.
Now to the 4-H Market Heifer. Nic Reemstsma of De Witt. And this one brings $90,000. Another record.
The Reserve Grand Champion Heifer is Jake Knutson of Estherville.
Sold! $52,500. A new record.
To the Hogs.
The Grand Champion 4-H Market Hog. Rilynn Buesing from Stockton, Iowa. Sold! $36,500.
Reserve Grand Champion 4-H Market Hog. Also Rilynn Buesing. Only the 3rd time that that's
been done in fair history. The reserve brings $20,000. Congratulations Rilynn.
Entering now with the Grand Champion FFA Market Hog, Delaney Runner from Gilman. Get
ready for this one. And all all-time, all-species record. $150,000. Wow!
Now the Reserve Grand Champion for the FFA Market Hog. Pierce Woodruff from Moreland. Sold. $28,000.
Here comes Dayton Mortvedt of Lynnville with the Grand Champion 4-H Market Lamb.
Sold $23,000. That's a new record.
Now Sam Schmillen from Marcus bringing in the Reserve Grand Champion 4-H Market Lamb.
Sam will be a junior at Remsen St. Mary's this fall
and he can go to school saying he sold a lamb for $13,500.
Now the Grand Champion FFA Market Lamb. Brock Bowman from Glidden.
Outstanding in his field and good in the ring. Sold for $28,000. A new record.
Now the Reserve Grand Champion FFA Market Lamb. Makenzie Rule from Hawarden. Sold. $12,500.
Now to the meat goats. The Grand Champion in 4-H. Avery Shalla from Riverside.
And that's a sale for $25,000. That's a new record.
Max Petzenhauser from Roland walks in the Grand Champion FFA Meat Goat.
And his goat earns $10,500.
To broilers. Aubrey Otto from Mason City brings in
the Grand Champion 4-H Market Broiler. The Grand Champion Broilers earn $12,000. A
new record.
Karly Spear in the ring now. From Newton. Brings in the Reserve Grand Champion 4-H Market Broilers.
And those broilers bring home $8,000.
And that's how we finished up. $704,500.
A record. Congratulations to all of our exhibitors and bidders.