Robert Pineo of Weyburn, Sask., won his second consecutive grand
champion title at Canadian Western Agribition’s spring steer and heifer
show March 12-14 in Regina.
His steer, an Angus-Simmental cross named Silver, was selected by judge
Mike Howe from among the winners of 10 splits in the steer class.
Many of the split winners were Maine Anjou and Angus cattle.
Steer class:
Reserve grand champion steer: Carissa Watson of White Fox, Sask., with a
Maine cross
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Heifer competition
Davis Schmidt of Watrous, Sask., exhibited the grand champion, after
winning the Angus class
Reserve: Eric Yewsuk of Wynyard, Sask., with a Red Angus
Breed class winners
Simmental: Nicole McKim of Milestone, Sask.
Shorthorn: Sadie Anwender of Radville, Sask.
Hereford: Makayla Glessman of Bruno, Sask., won with a Hereford heifer
Main Anjou: Kelsey Cooper of Craven, Sask.
Commercial heifer class: Wacey McCaw of Whitewood, Sask., won with a
Hereford-Angus-Simmental cross
Interbreed class: Megan Rossoof Moose Jaw, Sask.
Judging competition
Junior: Lauren Blair of McLean, Sask.
Intermediate: Joanne Schmitt of Arborfield, Sask.
Senior: Kyle Hale of Bruno, Sask.
Amanda Hamilton from Shellbrook, Sask., judged the event.
Best kept stall, more than 10 head
Lipton, Sask., 4-H beef club
Less than 10 head
Jordon River Beef Club
Spirit of the show award
Carla Schmitt of Arborfield, Sask., won for the second year in a row
