At this year’s Baker County Fair livestock auction, the 81st annual event, 171 market animals brought in a preliminary grand total of $288,605.55.

While this is the most animals sold at auction in recent years, this year’s preliminary total is just shy of 2015’s record of $299,757.01. However, the OSU Extension office calls this year’s number a “preliminary” total for a reason, as donations are still rolling in.

Market Steer

Zoey Justus’s 1,310-pound steer won grand champion honors and sold for $4,912.50.

There were 48 steers sold.

Market Lamb

Maggie Mackenzie took home grand champion among 28 other lambs. Her 136-pound lamb sold for $2,210 to Haines Steakhouse.

Augustena Cook won the reserve grand champion title with her 117-pound lamb earning $1,199.25.

Market Swine

Alicia Maldonado’s pig won grand champion honors and sold for a price of $1,572, weighing in at 262 pounds.

The second title went to Kaci Anderson for her 283-pound pig, which earned $1,273.50.

Seventy-five pigs were sold.

Market Poultry

Logan Neff’s 30-pound turkey earned him $1,350 and the grand champion title.

Briana Neff earned $448 for her 11.2-pound goose.

Two other animals sold in the poultry division.

Market Rabbit

Logan LaHaug received grand champion honors and $350 for his 14-pound rabbit.

David Kerns’s 13-pound rabbit went for $422.50 and earned the second title.

Four pens of rabbits sold.

Market Goat

An 86-pound goat raised by Jacquelyn Sanders earned the grand champion title and $430.

Julianne Kersgaard raised the reserve champion 97-pound goat that brought in $460.75.

In total, 11 goats sold.