Rebekah Thomas had both the grand champion and reserve grand champion lambs in the 4-H Sheep Show at the Geary County Free Fair.

“It feels pretty good. All my hard work from day one since I bought the lambs, I’ve been working them, I’ve been jumping them, I’ve been setting them up all the time.” Thomas added, “I’m pretty excited. I feel great about myself because getting grand and reserve has no words to describe right now.” The 16-year old Thomas is also the 4-h queen at the fair this year.

Nine-year old Westin Langvardt had the grand champion market hog. That accomplishment goes along with his grand champion market steer purple ribbon that he won earlier in the fair. On raising his hog, Westin stated she was fed and watered daily. “We dumped out her feed tanks, we sprayed them off. ” Langvardt agreed it was a lot of work.

After he won both grand champion market steer and market hog at the fair, JC Post asked Westin why he is so good at this? “Just my gut.”