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    You are at:Home»Local News»Champion steer brings $10,000 in premium auction

    Champion steer brings $10,000 in premium auction

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    By Paul Parker on July 30, 2025 Local News, Riley County

    By Emma Loura

    The high-selling market animal at the Riley County Fair hit five figures this year, officials said Wednesday.

    Lakyn Huncovsky, 17, had the 4-H grand champion steer, which brought $10,000 at the fair’s premium auction on Monday, possibly the highest number to date in Riley County.

    Huncovsky is a member of the Wildcat 4-H Club. Members take care of their animals through the year, then show them at the fair before they are auctioned off.

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