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Exhibited by:
Marissa Topp, Shelby County
Aubree Topp, Shelby County
Kris Ackley, Logan County
Madeline Topp, Auglaize County
Madeline Topp, Auglaize County, Supreme Showman
Keaton Topp, Shelby County
Drake Tompkins, Morgan County
Abigayle Dicke, Mercer County
Kinley Topp, Shelby County, Supreme Showman
Sale price: NEW RECORD $28,000
Cap: $3,000
Purchased by: AG Boogher and Sons S & S Volvo and GMC Trucks
Exhibitor: Myah Jones, Clinton County
Sale price: $14,500
Cap: $3,000
Purchased by: Ohio Harness Horseman’s Association, Kale Marketing, Cooper Farms, R.D. Jones Excavating
Exhibitor: Ava Shroyer, Logan County
Sale price: $11,000
Cap: $5,000
Purchased by: Kroger Company
Exhibitor: Allison Davis, Carroll County
Sale price: $14,000
Cap: $6,000
Purchased by: The Kroger Company, Gerber Poultry
Exhibitor: Meghan O’Reilly, Geauga County
Sale price: $10,000
Cap: $4,000
Purchased by: The Kroger Company, Gerber Poultry
Exhibitor: Grant Johnson, Wayne County
Sale price: $21,000
Cap: $7,000
Purchased by: Kroger Company
Exhibitor: Bailee Amstutz, Union County
Sale price: $14,000
Cap: $10,000
Purchased by: Steven R. Rauch, Inc.
Exhibitor: Matthew Butterfield, Butler County
Sale price: $48,000
Cap: $10,000
Purchased by: Meijer
Exhibitor: Grant Adams, Mercer County
Sale price: NEW RECORD $33,000
Cap: $7,000
Purchased by: Bob Evans Farms, Event Marketing Strategies, Huffman’s Market, Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Ohio Harness Horseman’s Association, and Kale Marketing
Exhibitor: Caden Jones, Allen County
Sale price: $41,500
Cap: $22,000
Purchased by: Steven R. Rauch, Inc.
Exhibitor: Carver Gostomsky, Darke County
Sale price: $20,000
Cap: $11,000
Purchased by: Kroger Company
What is the price difference between price and cap mean?
Where does this money go?
The difference is put into the State Fair’s Youth Reserve Program. Funds in the Youth Reserve Program go toward carcass contests, scholarships, the Outstanding Market Exhibitor Program, the Outstanding Breeding Exhibitor Program, showmanship, skillathons, and other FFA and 4-H state fair competition winners. In a nutshell, it goes to support many of the other youth who exhibited at the state fair but didn’t make the Sale of Champions.