Keenan Wins Warren County 4-H and Junior Goat Show

Braxton Keenan at the Warren County Fair

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The shows are underway at the Warren County Agricultural Fair. Wednesday afternoon kicked off with the 4-H Goat Show. 

Keenan wins Grand Champion Doe and Market Goat

Kicking off the Doe show was the Meat Doe show. Braxton Keenan and his doe were named champion of the Meat Doe division, with Carly Perry earning reserve champion.

Keenan went on to be named Grand Champion Overall Doe of the Warren County 4-H Goat Show, punching his ticket to represent Warren County at the Throwdown, A Western Illinois Showdown taking place August 2nd. Carly Perry and her doe earned Reserve Champion Overall. 

Keenan also won Grand and Reserve Grand Champion of the Market Goat Division, also representing Warren County at The Throwdown in the Wether show. 

“Today, I won grand champion doe with a goat that is very small, with a lot of hair. And I still love her. And I won Grand Champion Wether with a big wether. He has a white belt around his body, and he is all brown other than that,” says Keenan. “I prepared them with my parents. My parents are the best. They help me with everything, and I decided with my doe- I work with the most, and she is my favorite. And my wether, he is good, and I work with him the most. And I like him the most.”

In the Junior Show, Keenan won Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Doe and Wether in the Junior Goat show on Friday.


Coverage of the Warren County Agricultural Fair is made possible because of the support of our sponsors:  A Eugene Miller Agency, Berry Creek Labs, Birkeys in Macomb and Galesburg, Complete Parts and Repair, County Line Diner, F.A.R.M. 1 LLC, Farmers Grain in Roseville, Ferris and June’s Shaved Ice, Good Dental , Hawk Heating and Cooling, HIS Fencing,  Jenk’s Family Farms, Oak Wood Estates, Red Barn Electric, Tillitt Collision Center, and Western Illinois Accounting and Tax.

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