Youth hit the jackpot at livestock show in Craig Saturday
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Garret Anderson guides his market hog in the show ring at the Moffat County Jackpot Show, hosted by the Elkhead Wranglers 4H Club on Saturday.
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Haley Walker plays on a railing at the Moffat County Fairgrounds during the Jackpot Show, hosted by the Elkhead Wranglers 4H Club on Saturday. Walker showed a market hog.
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Buddy, a cattle dog owned by Taylor Starks, patiently waits for his owner near the show ring at the Moffat County Jackpot Show, hosted by the Elkhead Wranglers 4H Club on Saturday.
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Brodee Kilduff shows her market lamb in the Novice Showmanship competition at the Moffat County Jackpot Show, hosted by the Elkhead Wranglers 4H Club on Saturday.
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Market lambs await the show ring at the Moffat County Jackpot Show, hosted by the Elkhead Wranglers 4H Club on Saturday.
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Rafael Gonzalez, left, Jaliane Gonzalez, center and Kiptyn Cook, right, prepare to enter the ring to compete in the Novice Showmanship class at the Moffat County Jackpot Show, hosted by the Elkhead Wranglers 4H Club on Saturday.
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CRAIG — The Elkhead Wranglers 4H Club hosted the Moffat County Jackpot Livestock Show Saturday. Youth showed market lambs, cattle and swine at the event. The show was sanctioned through the Rocky Mountain Jackpot Show Series and Colorado Junior Swine Association. Winners earned awards and cash payouts.
423 animals competed and traveled from Utah, Wyoming and communities across Colorado’s Western Slope. Elkhead Wranglers co-leader Chris Rhyne said the event attracted more participants than previous years.
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