Tuesday’s Eddy County Fair Youth Livestock Show winners

July 26, 2017

7-26-EddyCountyFairChampionPigs — SOME TERRIFIC, RADIANT, HUMBLE PIGS -- Brooklynne Ivans, center, of Cottonwood 4-H, and Dorian Cortese, right, of the Artesia FFA, pose with judge Bryson Williams of Olton, Texas, after receiving the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Market Swine awards respectively Tuesday evening at the Eddy County Fair. Ivans’ overall winning swine was the champion of the Duroc category, while Cortese’ runner-up pig was the Crossbreed champ. (Teresa Lemon - Daily Press)

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SOME TERRIFIC, RADIANT, HUMBLE PIGS — Brooklynne Ivans, center, of Cottonwood 4-H, and Dorian Cortese, right, of the Artesia FFA, pose with judge Bryson Williams of Olton, Texas, after receiving the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Market Swine awards respectively Tuesday evening at the Eddy County Fair. Ivans’ overall winning swine was the champion of the Duroc category, while Cortese’ runner-up pig was the Crossbreed champ. (Teresa Lemon – Daily Press)

CHAMPION FRYER RABBITS — Fallon Avery, right, of the Artesia FFA shows off her Grand Champion pen of fryer rabbits Tuesday morning at the Eddy County Fair, while, at left, Dorian Cortese of the Artesia FFA displays his Reserve Champion pen. Joining the winning pair is judge Jason Blatt of Bastrop, Texas. (Brienne Green – Daily Press)

CHAMPION BAKER RABBITS — Judge Jason Blatt of Bastrop, Texas, center, joins Grand Champion Brooklynne Ivans of Cottonwood 4-H, left, and Reserve Champion Wylie Miller of Artesia 4-H, right, at the conclusion of the baker rabbit show Tuesday at the Eddy County Fair. (Brienne Green – Daily Press)

BEST OF SHOW BREEDERS — Wylie Miller, right, of Artesia 4-H and Emilio Mariscal, left, of Artesia 4-H display their Best of Show and Best Opposite bunnies respectively following breeding rabbit judging Tuesday morning at the Eddy County Fair. Miller’s rabbit was first in the Other Purebred Buck category, while Mariscal’s took top honors in the Other Purebred Doe competition. Joining them is judge Jason Blatt of Bastrop, Texas. (Brienne Green – Daily Press)

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