Achievement day success for Timber Trails 4-H Club
Blue skies and big wins for Timber Trails
At the base of the Livingstone Range under a clear blue sky, the Timber Trails 4-H Beef Club hosted its annual achievement day on May 25.
The day marked a celebration of hard work and dedication from the club’s members, who showcased the results of their months-long efforts in cattle care and showmanship. They were supported by a crowd of family and friends.
Fallon Michalsky-Dingreville, showing her steer Vern, earned top honours for grand champion market steer. Lander Hurst and his steer Juan followed closely, taking reserve champion market steer.
In the breeder’s herd category, Will Schoening claimed the grand champion title.
Showmanship was also a highlight, with Lander Hurst securing grand champion. Will Schoening took reserve grand champion and Paige Rast rounded out the top three.
Our club sends out a huge thank you to all of our buyers. You are all helping support our members and making dreams a reality.
Fallon Michalsky-Dingreville
Lander Hurst
Mary Rast
Carter Grose
Glen Hurst
Paige Rast
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Achievement day success for Timber Trails 4-H Club
Blue skies and big wins for Timber Trails
At the base of the Livingstone Range under a clear blue sky, the Timber Trails 4-H Beef Club hosted its annual achievement day on May 25.
The day marked a celebration of hard work and dedication from the club’s members, who showcased the results of their months-long efforts in cattle care and showmanship. They were supported by a crowd of family and friends.
Fallon Michalsky-Dingreville, showing her steer Vern, earned top honours for grand champion market steer. Lander Hurst and his steer Juan followed closely, taking reserve champion market steer.
In the breeder’s herd category, Will Schoening claimed the grand champion title.
Showmanship was also a highlight, with Lander Hurst securing grand champion. Will Schoening took reserve grand champion and Paige Rast rounded out the top three.
Our club sends out a huge thank you to all of our buyers. You are all helping support our members and making dreams a reality.
Fallon Michalsky-Dingreville
Lander Hurst
Mary Rast
Carter Grose
Glen Hurst
Paige Rast
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- K’s Thomson closes CFR with top ride of his week
- Ridge Flundra finishes second in Canada at first CFR
- Ridge Flundra places second again as CFR heads into final day
- RCMP step up highway enforcement for Thanksgiving weekend
- Help after sexual violence can start with an anonymous call
- Opinion: The truth still counts
- Opinion: Don’t let Al Gorithm choose your news
- How to protect farm fuel and equipment from theft this harvest
- Tough night for Flundra and Thomson in CFR round two
- Livingstone Ladies sew care bags for women’s shelter
- Flundra and Thomson cash in on CFR opening night
- Concert helps Care Bear drivers keep up with gas prices
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