A bit of breeze fluffs the tail of a tidy
young Angus heifer and her four contend
ers for the judge’s eye in the Brandywine
Angus Show judged by Dale Fletcher of
Dal ’Bairn Farms, Pine Plains, New York.
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Champ Angus in
Brandywine
From Robinwood
By ERNEST J. NEILL
Continuing a winning streak
that carried him through the
State, Angus Show, Eastern Na
tional and the Pennsylvania
Farm Show, Royal Bandolier
RWN, an entry of Robinwood
'Farms, Camp Hill, Pa-, Satur
day won the Bth Annual Spring
Show of the Brandywine Angus
Association at the Guernsey
Sales Pavilion, Lancaster.
Heading the females as grand
champion was an entry of Echo
Falls Farm, New Hope, Pa,
Runnymede Buxom Maid 243rd,
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That Crucial Moment
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which later topped the sale at
$3,100.
Judging the show was Dale
Fletcher, owner of Dal’Bairn
Farms in Pine Plains, N. Y.,
Mr. Fletcher’s comments fol
lowed closely those of Dr. Wil
liam L. Henning, himselt a
breeder of Angus, and state sec
retary of agriculture: “I still
believe the beef cattle business
in Pennsylvania is good, we
need more of them”
Also on hand to assist in the
showing was Tom King, from
the beef department of the
Pennsylvania State University
Robinwood Farms’ Royal
Bandolier RWN stood third in
class at the 1955 State Angus
Show in Reading, fifth in the
1956 Farm Show at Harrisburg,
and ninth in the Eastern. Na
tional. He was royally bred, a
son of Globe Hill Royal Bando
lier out of Escort’s Miss Burgess
F. P. His owners reported he
had gained consistently 2.3 lbs
daily without the aid of a nurse
cow or highly concentrated feed.
Reserve Bull to Hosier
Reserve champion bull, which
later sold into Lancaster County
to Mark Hosier, R 3 Manheim.
was the June 4, 1953 Eileenmere
of Ash Grove, consigned hy Ash
Grove Farms, New Hope, Pa.
He was a son of Kinlochmere
20th out of Witch 2nd of Sha
dow Isle.
Grand champion female was
a Buxom Maid ..Miss Burgess
that was two years old in early
January, Runnymede Buxom
Maid 243rd, entered by Echo
Hills Farm, Inc., New Hope, Pa.
Reserve champion female was
Brookside Barbara sth, shown
by Brookside Farm, Whitemarsh,
Pa. Short-legged, smooth, she
was sired hy Bardoliermere of
Den-Mor, out of Brookside Bar
bara 2nd. iShe was a show calf
in" the Brookside string.
Here are placings by classes;
EXHIBITORS
Alimar Farms, Arthur 'E.
Dick, Jr., Sybertsville, Pa; Ash
Grove Farms, Robert E. Mont
gomery, Meeting House Road,
New Hope, Pa.; Brookside Farm,
J. M. Deaver and M. W. Weaver,
Whitemarsh, Pa; Buttonwood
Farm, Elaine and Cameron
Hawley, R 2 Lancaster; Cloud
Valley Farms, O. F. Haas and
P. L. Holcombe, Jr., Pottstown;
Olovelly Farm, Mr. and -Mrs- M
Gibbons-Neff, Jr., Dorest Road,
Devon, Pa.; Dalkeith, Norman L.
Davidson, Kennett Square, Deep
Meadows, Wm. Sproul Lewis,
Gradyville; Echo Falls Farm,
Inc, Lowell M. Bxrell, Meeting
House Road, New Hope, Pa;
Fox Hill Farm, Mr. and Mrs.
Weather was ideal, and the contrast in
the heifers’ black coats and in the white
halters was more evident. (Lancaster
Farming Staff Photo).
Howard C Fair, Kennett Square;
Hornblende Farm, Monroe L.
Nute, Kennett Square; Ivy
Farms, Neal D- Ivey, R 1 Mal
vern, Pa; Millarden Farms, H.
E- Millard Lime & Stone Co,
Annville, Pa.; Nittany Farms,
W. L. Henning, State College,
Pa; Pennsylvania State Univer
sity, University Park, Pa; Ridge
Run Farms, Harry Heston, New
town, Pa; Robinwood Farm,
Ernest S. Burch, Ri Camp Hill,
Pa; Rowan Stock Farm, M V-
Hitt, Landenberg, Pa; Soleil
Farms, Mrs. Mabel Pew Hyrin,
R 2 Pottstown," Pa; Stauffer
Homestead Farm, A. B. C- and
Edna Groff. East Earl, Pa; Wil
ling-Crest ’"Farm, W. J. Fuller*
R 3, Washington, Pa; Woodlane
Farm. J- Kirwood, K 2 Allen
town.
Judge." Dale Fletcher, Dal
’Bairn Farms, Pine Plains, N. Y
'Class I* (3 shown)•-!, Robin
wood-on Royal Bandolier RWN;
2. Ash Grove on Eileenmere of
Ash Grov-a; 3, Woodlane on
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Kirkman 2nd.
Grand Champion Bull. Robin
wood on Royal Bandolier RWN.
Reserve champion bull: Ash
Grove on Eileenmere of Ash
Grove.
FEMALES
Class 2 (2 shown) 1, Echo
Falls on Runnymede Buxom
Maid 243rd; 2, Brookside on
Brookside MOB
Class 3 (5 shown) - 1, Soleil
on Soleil Blackberry Bth, 2, Deep
Meadows on Blackbnar Erma
40th; 3, Clovelly on Clovelly
Princess 3id; 4, Brookside on
Brookside Evergreen Enca 2nd;
5, Buttonwood on Buttonwood
Georgina 110th
Class 4 (5 shown) 1, Horn
blende on Hornblende Rutheva
34th, 2, Ash Grove on Ash
Grove Miss Burgess 3rd, 3, Nit
tany Farms on Nittany Queen
Mother 12th, 4, Ivy on Ivy
Blackbird 11th, 5, Clovelly on
Clovelly Queen Mother.
Class 5 (6 shown). 1,3, Ro
wan on Rowan Enchantress 7th
and Rowan Gipsofola 4th; 2, Ash
Grove on Ash Grove Vanity
Queen 3rd, 4, Soleil on Soleil
Blackcap Dot 3rd; 5, Brookside
on Brookside Blackcap Empress
2nd, 6, Woodlane on Woodlane
Elba.
Class 6 (6 shown): 1,4, Ro
wan on Rowan Blackbird and
Rowan Blackcap Bessie sth, 2,
Walling-Crest on Queen 16th of
W. C.; 3, Nittany on Nittany
Eline, 12th; 5, Ridge Run on
Ridge Run Katinka 4th, 6, Ash
Grove on Ash Grove Miss Bur
gess .4th.
Class 7 (6 shown): 1,3,
Brookside on Brookside Barbara
sth and Brookside Katinka 3rd;
2, Hornblende on, Hornblende
Erica 4th; 4,5, Ash Grove on
Barbara 4th of Ash Grove and
Karama of Ash Grove - 4th; 6,
Ivy on Ivy Queen -Mother.
Class 8 CG shown)- 1,2, 3,
Pennsylvania State University
on Pridemere Lady PS, Bar
bara McHenry P. S, and Elba
mere Lady P. S sth; 4, Ivy on
Ivy Garnet 7th, Cloud Valley 'on
Eisa Erica C- V. F 324th; 6,
Stauffer on Homestead Ebony
Eline 53rd. -
Class 9 (5 shown): 1, Walling-
Crest on Trojan Erica 2nd ot
W. C.; 2,3, Dalkeith on Dal
keith Blackcap Empress 6th and
Dalkeith Eriskay 3rd; 4, Cloud
Valley, on Judy Blackcap C. V.
F. 25th; 5, Fox Hill on Princess
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Class 10 (6 shown)- 1, Mil
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Bth; 2. 3, Fox Hill on Princess
Enchant of F H 2nd, and Prin
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6, Dalkeith on Dalkeith Miniver
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Senior champion female and
Giand Champion Female- Echo
Falls on Runnymede Buxom
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