Social 21 August 2026

Ohio State Fair breeding cattle Session 2 

By Austin Bohrer
Premier Showmen 4-H Club

The second session of the Ohio State Fair breeding cattle shows was a successful one for several exhibitors. The competition brought together outstanding cattle and exhibitors from across Ohio, with each participant working hard to prepare their animals for the show ring. Kennedy Hamilton had a strong day in the breeding show. Kennedy placed third in her Limousin class and followed that performance with a fifth-place finish in her AOB (Any Other Breed) class. 

These placings are a great accomplishment and show the quality of cattle and preparation that Kennedy brought to the Ohio State Fair. Blake Osborn also had an outstanding performance. Blake and his Maintainer heifer won their class, earning an impressive class victory. 

Winning a class at the Ohio State Fair is a significant achievement and reflects the hard work Blake put into preparing his heifer. Brayden Cummings had another excellent result, winning the Crossbred heifer division. Taking the top spot in a division is a major accomplishment and demonstrates the quality of Brayden’s heifer and his ability to present her successfully in the show ring. 

Carly Sanders added another strong result to the session by earning Reserve Champion in the Chianina division. Carly's performance placed her among the top cattle in her division and was another highlight of a successful day. Overall, Session 2 of the Ohio State Fair breeding cattle show was filled with impressive results. 

Kennedy Hamilton, Blake Osborn, Brayden Cummings, and Carly Sanders each represented their hard work and dedication in the show ring. From class wins to division championships and strong class placings, their performances made hours spent feeding, fitting, exercising, and preparing cattle before ever stepping into the show ring. 

The success of these exhibitors is a great example of the dedication and commitment that make the Ohio State Fair breeding cattle shows so special.spent feeding, fitting, exercising, and preparing cattle before ever stepping into the show ring. 
 

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