2022 Moore County Livestock Show Will Showcase Student Workmanship

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Emilee Smith (left) with her sister Paige who won two first place, a medium weight champion, a heavy weight reserve champion, reserve grand champion overall and a showmanship buckle her first year as a senior showman.

DUMAS, TX - The 2022 Moore County stock show will take place this week at the Community Building in Dumas. The annual event brings local FFA and 4-H students together to show off their project animals.

Emilee Smith (left) with her sister Paige who won two first place, a medium weight champion, a...

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