DES MOINES, IOWA (August 27, 2019) — Champion High Point Exhibitor honors were awarded to Morgan Williams of Hudson at the FFA Horse Show judged Wednesday, August 7, during the 2019 Iowa State Fair. Kirstin Schaefer of Wyoming claimed Reserve High Point Exhibitor
Additional results below:
Champion Barrel Racing: Dally Orman, Agri-Power FFA (Eddyville)
Reserve Champion Barrel Racing: Amy Harkins, Central Trail FFA (Leon)
Champion Flag Race: Kayla Carolan, Hudson FFA (Hudson)
Reserve Champion Flag Race: Amberlyn Krause, Northeast FFA (Goose Lake)
Champion Draft Breeds: Emma Bair, Tri-County FFA (Thornburg)
Reserve Champion Draft Breeds: Emma Bair, Tri-County FFA (Thornburg)
Champion Draft Showmanship: Skie Campbell, Brokaw FFA (Clarinda)
Reserve Champion Draft Showmanship: Taylor Maasdam, Lynnville-Sully FFA (Sully)
Champion Trail Class: Morgan Williams, Hudson FFA (Hudson)
Reserve Champion Trail Class: Carson Shinn, Knoxville FFA (Knoxville)
Champion Draft Horse Single Pleasure Driving: Emma Bair, Tri-County FFA (Thornburg)
Reserve Champion Draft Horse Single Pleasure Driving: Taylor Maasdam, Lynnville-Sully FFA (Sully)
Champion Heavy Hitch Draft Team: Emma Bair, Tri-County FFA (Thornburg)
Reserve Champion Heavy Hitch Draft Team: Skie Campbell, Brokaw FFA (Clarinda)
Champion English Pleasure: Morgan Williams, Hudson FFA (Hudson)
Reserve Champion English Pleasure: Grace Blake, North Tama FFA (Traer)
Champion English Equitation: Grace Blake, North Tama FFA (Traer)
Reserve Champion English Equitation: Jayce Hughes, Knoxville FFA (Knoxville)
Champion Hunter Hack: Quincy Conger, Montezuma FFA (Montezuma)
Reserve Champion Hunter Hack: Lanie Peterson, Interstate 35 FFA (Truro)
Champion Two-to-Five Year Old Walk Trot: Gabbi Kampman, Aplington Parkersburg FFA (Parkersburg)
Reserve Champion Two-to-Five Year Old Walk Trot: Amelia Phillips, Chariton FFA (Chariton)
Champion Pony Western Pleasure: Kirstin Schaefer, Midland FFA (Wyoming)
Reserve Champion Pony Western Pleasure: Hope Arganbright, Panorama FFA (Panora)
Champion Junior Western Pleasure (two and three-year-old): Josie Stewart, Southeast Polk FFA (Pleasant Hill)
Reserve Champion Junior Western Pleasure (two and three-year-old): Montanna Krogman, Northeast FFA (Goose Lake)
Champion Junior Western Pleasure (four and five-year-old): Morgan Williams, Hudson FFA (Hudson)
Reserve Champion Junior Western Pleasure (four and five-year-old): Gabbi Kampman, Aplington Parkersburg FFA (Parkersburg)
Champion Senior Western Pleasure: Carson Shinn, Knoxville FFA (Knoxville)
Reserve Champion Senior Western Pleasure: Morgan Williams, Hudson FFA (Hudson)
Champion Western Equitation: Nicole Hanson, IKM-Manning FFA (Manning)
Reserve Champion Western Equitation: Amelia Phillips, Chariton FFA (Chariton)
Champion Reining: Hannah Dvorak, Benton Community FFA (Van Horne)
Reserve Champion Reigning: Kelly Kesterson, Fremont Mills FFA (Tabor)
Champion Bareback Pleasure: Morgan Williams, Hudson FFA (Hudson)
Reserve Champion Bareback Pleasure: Carson Shinn, Knoxville FFA (Knoxville)
Champion Ranch Horse Pleasure: Hannah Dvorak, Benton Community FFA (Van Horne)
Reserve Champion Ranch Horse Pleasure: Cassie Kenney, Vinton Shellsburg FFA (Vinton)
Champion Pony Breeds: Kirstin Schaefer, Midland FFA (Wyoming)
Reserve Champion Pony Breeds: Hope Arganbright, Panorama FFA (Panora)
Champion Mule: Victoria Brandt, AGWSR FFA (Ackley)
Reserve Champion Mule: Victoria Brandt, AGWSR FFA (Ackley)
Champion Other Light Breeds: Syd Etten, Independence FFA (Independence)
Champion Western-Type Horse: Madison Burke, DeWitt Central FFA (DeWitt)
Reserve Champion Western-Type Horse: Amelia Phillips, Chariton FFA (Chariton)
Champion Showing: Kirstin Schaefer, Midland FFA (Wyoming)
Reserve Champion Showing: Chrissy Vinton, Glenwood FFA (Glenwood)
Equestrian Team Award:
1) Hudson FFA (Hudson)
2) Chariton FFA (Chariton)
3) Knoxville FFA (Knoxville)
4) Panorama FFA (Panora)
5) DeWitt Central FFA (DeWitt)
6) Vinton-Shellsburg FFA (Vinton)
7) Aplington Parkersburg FFA (Parkersburg)
8) IKM-Manning FFA (Manning)
9) Agri-Power FFA (Eddyville)
10) Interstate 35 FFA (Truro)
The Iowa State Fair is one of the oldest and largest agricultural and industrial expositions in the country and the single largest event in the state. The Fair began over 160 years ago and is now considered one of the best events in the nation, attracting more than one million Fairgoers every year from all over the world. The Fairgrounds are located at East 30th and East University, just off the interstate and minutes from Downtown Des Moines. Nothing Compares to State Fair Favorites: August 8-18, 2019. For more information, visit www.iowastatefair.org.
