4-H Cat Show

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[August 02, 2013]     Send a link to a friend

The 4-H Cat Show took place early Tuesday morning with veteran Shelly Miller as judge and Suzanne Maxheimer as superintendent.

There were two classes this year, with the first being Outdoor Cats followed by the Indoor Cats.

There were three entries in each category. It was interesting to see that all the outdoor cats had female handlers and the indoor cats had guys.

2012 Miss Logan County Fair Queen Danielle Juilfs was present to hand out the awards. This is the first time that a queen has ever been present for this event. 

Each 4-H'er had to chronicle the care of their cat. The judge also checked eyes, ears, teeth, coat and bone structure as well as
how they interacted with their handlers. All six handlers did very well with their diaries and the overall health of each of the cats shown.

Pictures by Karen Hargis


Judge Shelly checks the ears of Katie Lynn's grey tabby named Bullseye.


Shelly shares a smile with Ruthie Ruhl and her cat, Midnight.

 

Diane Tomczak shows her beautiful, fluffy longhair cat, Marli.

J.R. Lynn watches and listens to the judge as she looks over his yellow
and white tabby, Scooby.
 

Scottie Battin is showing his beautiful grey tortoiseshell cat, Bell.

Conner Zinser shows his huge yellow tabby, Morris.
 

 


The first-place winner in the Outdoor Cat division went to Katie Lynn with
her grey tabby, Bullseye. Presenting the blue ribbon and plaque was 2012
Fair Queen Dani Juilfs.


Winner of the Indoor Cat division is Scottie Battin's Bell.

 

 

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