Results of the 2007 Douglas County Fair 4-H and Free-for-All Livestock Auction:

The Grand Champion Market Steer was owned by Tyler Kapelle of Lawrence. It weighed 1328 lbs., received a base bid of $1228.40, and was purchased by Central National Bank and Zarco 66 with a premium bid of $3200.00. The sale total was $4428.40.

The Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer was owned by Dylan Schumann of Lecompton. It weighed 1284 lbs., received a base bid of $1187.70, and was purchased by Subway Restaurants with a premium bid of $1300.00. The sale total was $2487.70.

The Grand Champion Market Sheep was owned by Conner Nottingham of Lawrence. It weighed 131 lbs., received a base bid of $120.52, and was purchased by Bayer Animal Health with a premium bid of $1000.00. The sale total was $1120.52 .

The Reserve Grand Champion Market Sheep was also owned by Taylor Stanley of Baldwin. It weighed 137 lbs., received a base bid of $126.04, and was purchased by Subway Restaurants with a premium bid of $700.00. The total sale was $826.04

The Grand Champion Market Hog was owned by Olivia Beins of Baldwin City. It weighed 276 lbs., received a base bid of $129.72, and was purchased by Subway Restaurants with a premium bid of $1000.00. The sale total was $1129.72.

The Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog was owned by Taylor Stanley of Lawrence. It weighed 247 lbs., received a base bid of $116.09, and was purchased by Midwest Exterminators with a premium bid of $800.00. The sale total was $916.09.

The Grand Champion Market Rabbit was owned by Jennifer Tuley of Lawrence. It was purchased by Checkers with a premium bid of $500.00.

The Reserve Grand Champion Market Rabbit was owned by Lacey Hunsinger of Lawrence. It was purchased by Dr. Herschell Lewis with a premium bid of $550.00 .

The Grand Champion Meat Goat was owned by April Hostetler of Baldwin City. It weighed 131 lbs., and received a base bid of $111.30. It was purchased by Checkers. The premium was $650.00. The total sale was $761.30.

The Reserve Grand Champion Meat Goat was owned by Kyle Hostetler of Baldwin City. It weighed 117 lbs., and received a base bid of $99.45. It was purchased by Douglas County Farm Bureau. The premium was $500.00. The total was $599.45.

The Grand Champion Meat Pen of Chickens was owned by Lacey Vesecky, of Baldwin City. It was purchased by Clinton Eagles 4-H Club with a premium bid of $500.00.

The Reserve Grand Champion Meat Pen of Chickens was owned by Emory Hubbell of Lawrence. It was purchased by Vinland Valley 4-H Club with a premium bid of $300.00.

A total of 133 head of animals were sold with the sales totaling $138,651.88.