Logan County Fair 2022

Page 66 2022 LOGAN COUNTY FAIR LINCOLN DAILY NEWS JULY / AUGUST 2022 TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2022 PHOTOS By Nila Smith O n Tuesday morning there were a total of five 4-H members who showed rabbits at the annual judging at the Logan County Fair. Exhibitors included Rose Catterson, Ariana Hinkle, Wyatt Leinenbach, Kristina Morrow and Reagan Titus. The first show of the day was the Meat Pen show with Catterson and Titus being the exhibitors. Judge Jerry Hicks, who has worked the Logan County Fair for a number of years, talked to the two ladies about their animals and did a careful examination of each “pen of three.” He told the audience that having a pen of three is particularly challenging because it is just very hard to get three rabbits who look alike in shape and size to be a team in the judging. However, the ladies had done a good job. Both won blue ribbons for their efforts and Titus was chosen as the Champion Meat Pen winner. Titus came back to show the Best Opposite of Sex All other 4 Class Breeds and took the top award in that category as well. Titus’ plaque was presented by the 2021 Logan County Fair royalty - Queen Caroline Ahrends, Junior Miss Alayna Briggs and Little Miss Sophia Farmer; and by Dale Maxheimer. The plaque was presented as the Maxheimer Memorial Award by Teresa Strampp. From that moment forward, the rest of the day belonged to Catterson. While all the competitors took blue awards in their respective classes, Catterson took the Reserve Meat Pen. She then moved on to take the top rabbit awards in the Best of all other 6 Class Breeds and Best of all other 4 Class Breeds. Catterson then won the Grand Champion and the Reserve Champion Rabbit awards. Continued p Logan County 4-H Rabbit show dominated by Rose Catterson