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Members of the Denver Rustlers — among them Denver Post chairman William Dean Singleton, center — celebrate after making the winning bid of $32,500 on the Reserve Grand Champion Market Beef cattle at the annual Junior Livestock Auction on Tuesday at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in the Southwest Motors Events Center. Sam Brown and family purchased the Grand Champion Market Beef for $60,000.
Members of the Denver Rustlers — among them Denver Post chairman William Dean Singleton, center — celebrate after making the winning bid of $32,500 on the Reserve Grand Champion Market Beef cattle at the annual Junior Livestock Auction on Tuesday at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in the Southwest Motors Events Center. Sam Brown and family purchased the Grand Champion Market Beef for $60,000.
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The annual Colorado’s Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Junior Livestock Sale Tuesday at the Colorado State Fair raised about $50,000 more than the 2014 event.

This year’s Grand Champion Market Beef sale also set a new record.

The Grand & Reserve Champion, Grand Beef, exhibited by Dalton Lind, of Manzanola, landed a $60,000 bid from the Sam Brown family.

It was the highest single bid of the day.

The 2015 sale, benefitting Colorado 4-H and FFA exhibitors, raised about $531,300, according to preliminary totals.

Last year’s sale totaled $481,200.

“This sale is the culmination of long hours and dedicated work of Colorado’s 4-H and FFA exhibitors. The participants are a showcase of tomorrow’s agricultural leaders,” said Chris Wiseman, state fair general manager, in a media release.

Preliminary results are available online at

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