CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Colby Macquarrie has been participating in the Easter Beef show and sale since was 12 years old, so he knows what goes into showing ...
Colby Macquarrie's steer sold for $14.50 per pound at the 2023 Easter Beef show and sale, where his steer was awarded grand champion of the show. - George Melitides/SaltWire Network
“When we’re really going, we’re at it probably three to four hours every second night, after your day job.” The steer was pretty fat, stylish and has lots of hair, said Potts while describing what he thinks set it apart from the rest. “It means a lot to me, I’ve been doing it since I was nine. I competed all through the 4-H program. It’s the highlight of my year, to be honest,” said Worth.
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