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Source: Clarke County Democrat

Clarke County Black Star Breed winners: 1st Charlotte Clarke, 2nd Asa Murphey, 3rd Oliver Wood, 4th Ellis Harris, 5th Hannah Hall, 6th Walter Drinkard and 7th Hudson Moore. Malcomb Dailey and Corbin McManus won four championships each during the 2026 Clarke-Washington 4-H Chick Chain Show and Auction on Oct. 31 at the Clarke-Washington Fairgrounds in Jackson. Dailey’s entries were named the Clarke County Grand Champion, Grand Champion Pen and Overall Reserve Champion. Dailey also won for the Overall Reserve Champion Bird in Washington County. McManus also won for Clarke County’s Grand Champion Bird and in Washington County McManus had the Grand Champion Bird, the Grand Champion Pen and Overall Grand Champion Bird. Asa Murphy had the Clarke Reserve Champion Bird, Charlotte Clarke the Clarke Overall Grand Champion Bird and Ava Beasly had the Washington County Reserve Champion Bird and Reserve Champion Pen.

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