How much is a grand champion steer worth?

$310,000
The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo concluded its comeback run over the weekend with a final day highlight that made history in its own right: The show’s Grand Champion Steer sold for $310,000, surpassing the previous record set in 2020 by $10,000.

Who won Fort Worth steer?

Tristan Himes
Congratulations Tristan Himes from Sterling City 4-H. Steve is a European Cross and weights 1,389 pounds! The steer was purchased by a group of buyers dubbed the Steering Committee. A member of that committee, Dean Tetirick, said Saturday morning that they planned to offer Steve to the Fort Worth Zoo.

What breed was the grand champion steer?

A white cross-bred steer named Vanilla Ice, raised by sixteen-year-old Aven Horn from Anson, Texas, won Grand Champion steer at the 2022 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Friday.

What beef breed has been the highest selling grand champion beef steer at a US cattle show how much was it bought for?

Grand champion reserve steer sells for world record $367K at Houston rodeo. Fifteen-year-old Ethan Draeger’s steer “Ranger” was sold to a group of women who call themselves the “Champagne Cowgirls” for $367,000, the most ever paid for a grand champion reserve steer.

What breed was the grand champion steer in Houston?

Who bought the grand champion steer Houston 2022?

Jordan and family, made the Rodeo’s 90th anniversary one for the history books, with their historic $1 million purchase of the Grand Champion Steer at the Rodeo’s 2022 Junior Market Steer Auction on Saturday, March 19.

Who bought the grand champion steer 2022?

Jordan and family made the Rodeo’s 90th anniversary one for the history books, with their historic $1 million purchase of the Grand Champion Steer at the Rodeo’s 2022 Junior Market Steer Auction on Saturday, March 19.

Who bought the 1 million dollar steer?

Don D. Jordan
The Grand Champion Junior Market Steer, exhibited by Aven Horn of Anson, Texas, was purchased by Barbara and Don D. Jordan, and family, including Lisa and Chris Cunningham, Leslie and Gary Hazlewood, Laura and Steve McNear for a record-breaking $1 million, surpassing the rodeo’s previous record of $625,000 set in 2019.