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HAYS COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHOW 2019 KICK OFF
The Hays County Livestock Show Queen’s Court and Ambassadors were presented at the opening of this year’s show on Saturday Jan. 12 at Dripping Springs Ranch Park. Members of the court were selected based on academic achievement, citizenship, and community involvement.
This year’s show judges are: Brock Herren for swine; Lane Halfmann for goats; Charles Praue for ag mech, Vickie Muni for horses, Stephen Zoeller for cattle, Denton Lowe for lamb; Michael Haynes for poultry; and Frank Farrow for rabbits.
The show continues through January 26th; see http://www.hayscountylivestockshow.org for a full schedule.
The Hays County Livestock Show 2019 Queen’s Court.
From left to right, Kaitlyn Baker, Ashley Smith, Marcus Hildebrand, Rebekah McDaniel, Faith Baxter (Princess), Cade Oldham, Mia Cariaga (Queen), Cooper Moore, Joseph Nino (Sr. Ambassador), Jacob Hill, Grace Vasicek, Marcus Cano, Emily Brown, Kaleb Covarrubias, Arielle Wortham, Hayden Lugo, and Konleigh Eben. Not present: Ty Dahlstrom.
Arielle Wortham sings the national anthem to open the Hays County Livestock Show on Saturday at the Dripping Springs Ranch Park. CENTURY NEWS PHOTO BY JOHN PACHECO
Ashley Wortham with her horse before the horse show at the Hays County Livestock Show on Saturday at the Dripping Springs Ranch Park. CENTURY NEWS PHOTO BY JOHN PACHECO
Leah Tate prepares her horse, Fancy, for the horse show section of the Hays County Livestock Show on Saturday at the Dripping Springs Ranch Park.
