Down he goes
This bronc had no use for a cowboy on his back, and quickly pitched him off at the Broken Horn Rodeo at the Knox County Fair, Tuesday night. A popular attraction, the hillside overlooking the arena was filled with spectators. (Virgil Shipley)
Alden, Wilson tops at dairy show
Robin Alden’s Holstein cow was named Senior Supreme Champion at the Dairy Show at the Knox County Fair on Monday. (Virgil Shipley)
Proper walks away with dairy steer title
Matt Proper of Butler showed the Grand Champion Market Dairy Steer at the 2009 Knox County Fair. (Cheryl Splain)
Tradition runs deep at beef show
Jordon Levering, 18, of Fredericktown with his Reserve Champion steer Vern, left, stands with 14-year-old Cameron Leonard of Utica with his Grand Champion steer Dozer after the 2009 Market Beef Show at the Knox County Fair. (Melissa Raines)
Freeman has best feeder
Luke Freeman, Butler, showed the Grand Champion Dairy Market Feeder on Tuesday at the Knox County Fair. (Cheryl Splain)
Moreland has best doe of show
Katelyn Moreland of Centerburg took the Best Doe of Show award Tuesday during the Dairy Goat Show. (George Breithaupt)
Ruckman has top market lamb
John Ruckman is shown with his Grand Champion market lamb, Sultan, following Tuesday’s show. (Samantha Scoles)
Bringing fair food home
Ten year old Emma Keene took the first bite of an Italian sausage sandwich Tuesday evening a the Knox County Fair. Mom Christine and sister Cydney, 14, look on ready to eat their sandwiches. They live in Bellville. (Virgil Shipley)
Preparation is key in harness racing
I like the rain with David Ehrenberg II in the sulky won the sixth race for 3-year-old colts and geldings trot Tuesday night at the Knox County Fair. (Virgil Shipley)
Preparation is key in harness racing
Don McKirgan gets set to take Trot on Water around the track prior to Tuesday night’s harness racing at the Knox County Fair. (Geoff Cowles)
Offense leads MV in win
Mount Vernon’s Alex Arck drives a pitch during an at-bat in Tuesday’s game agaisnt Clayton Hardscrabble at the 2009 Ohio State Little League Tournament. Arck smacked a single and a two-run double in Mount Vernon’s 13-4 victory. Arck also walked and scored. (Joe Huddleston)
