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Horse show winners announced
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<p>Members of the Western Novice Class getting feedback from the Judge at the 2012 Meigs County Fair Horse Show.</p>

Members of the Western Novice Class getting feedback from the Judge at the 2012 Meigs County Fair Horse Show.

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ROCKSPRINGS — Grand and reserve champion award were presented in the Meigs County 4-H and FFA Horse Show on Monday morning.

In the Showmanship Division awards were presented to: Katie Keller, Senior Grand Champion Showman; Kayla Conlin, Senior Reserve Champion Showman; Lydia Edwards, Junior Grand Champion Showman; Sara Schenkelberg, Junior Reserve Champion Showman; Megan Ross, Novice Grand Champion Showman; Tiffany Will, Novice Reserve Champion Showman.

In the Western Division, awards were presented to: Katie Keller, Senior Western Grand Champion; Danielle Icenhower, Senior Western Reserve Champion; Lydia Edwards, Junior Western Grand Champion; Sara Schenkelberg, Junior Western Reserve Champion; Lauryn Mansfield, Novice Western Grand Champion; Tiffany Will, Novice Western Reserve Champion.

In the Gymkhana Division, awards were presented to: Megan Cleland, Senior Gymkhana Grand Champion; Shannon Brown, Senior Gymkhana Reserve Champion; LeDeana Sinclair, Junior Gymkhana Grand Champion; Jerrika Keesee, Junior Gymkhana Reserve Champion; Austin Ross, Novice Gymkhana Grand Champion; Bradley Long, Novice Gymkhana Reserve Champion.

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