The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT14) SEDALIA, Mo. -- Aug. 11, 2002 -- LIVESTOCK-CHEATING -- At state and county fairgrounds across the United States, a plague of cheating in the mid-1990s forced leaders of the 4-H and the Future Farmers of America to concede that junior livestock competition in many cases was no longer good, clean, character-building fun. The junior livestock circuit has moved quickly and aggressively to reform itself from within. As a result, suspicion of fresh-faced farm children like Katlin Stump, 10 -- shown with Big Red, her entry in the junior steer show at the Missouri State Fair -- has become a mainstay at America's state fairs. Katlin and Big Red were not singled out for attention. Such cold-eyed forensic scrutiny was paid to all 416 steers in the show. (Susan Pfannmuller/The New York Times)
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