its— La realtor Farming. Saturday. Nov. 16,1974
Keystone Livestock Expo Winners Listed
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dominated the Yorkshire
and Hampshire shows at the
Keystone this past week, as
they showed the champion
and reserve champion boar
in the Yorkshire class.
Richard Sholley,
Jonestown; showed the
reserve champion Spotted
boar and the top two gilts in
the class.
Ed Hildebrand, RD3,
Dillsburg exhibited the
reserve champion Chester
White Boar with Dennis
Grumbine, Myerstown
taking the top two boar
prizes in the Berkshire
division.
Mark Nestleroth,
Manheim; showed the sth,
6th and 11th place crossbred
market hogs in the open
class while finishing 3rd, sth
and 9th in the lightweight
Duroc competition, 7th in the
medium weight class and 4th
and 11th in the heavyweight
competition.
Market Hogs
Penn State was the top
winner in the on-foot judging
of market hogs. State’s entry
in the crossbred barrow
class was named champion
on Sunday afternoon and was
selected open grand,
champion over seven other
breed champions on Mon
day.
James T. Parlett, Airville,
showed the champion
Chester White hog with John
Strawbridge of Stewart
stown showing the reserve
champion Hampshire. In the
Yorkshire class it was Penn
.State taking champion
honors with Reno Thomas
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capturing reserve honors.
Thomas also took the
reserve champion truckload
honors.
Hone Show Results
One of the most popular
features of the Keystone
International Show is the
annual State 4-H Horse
Show. Several local in
dividuals participated in the
show from this area.
Karen Hinerdeer.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Hinerdeer, Silver
Spring, exhibited her mare
Kressley’s Carnation to a
victory in the pleasure pony
contest.
Debbie Heidig, Lancaster
placed third while Karin
Risser, Stevens, placed
fourth in the Western Riding
Event.
An Elizabethtown girl, Janice
Kaylor, had the top Angus steer in
Monday’s junior steer show at the
Keystone International Livestock
Exposition. Janice is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shelly Kaylor, and is a
member of the Dauphin County Baby
Beef Club.
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Cindy Burkey, Lancaster
placed second in the Junior
grooming and showmanship
contest while Debbie Heidig
placed third in the youth
activity geldings class and
the quarter horse riding
competition.
John and Sylvia Click,
Bareville placed third in the
quarter horse junior bridle
path hack and Terry and
Sandie Ressler, Stevens
placed fourth in the open
reining competition of the
quarter horse show.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Carson,
East Earl, placed fifth in the
quarter horse junior Western
pleasure event while Adam
D. Felsinger, Lancaster,
placed tilth in the yearling
colt class.
Hone Show Results
Arabians
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Christensen, Manheim,
exhibited the Junior
champion filly and the
reserve Junior champion
filly during the Arabian
Horse Show competition.
The champion gelding was
shown by Nathan Burditch,
Douglasville.
Quarter Hone
John and Lois Greider,
Gettysburg, exhibited the
reserve grand champion
stallion with Keen, Gambone
and Fuchs of Carlisle,
showing the reserve grand
champion gelding.
Appaloosa
Teri Milano, Dauphin,
exhibited the grand
champion gelding that took
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awards in the youth activity
class and the English
pleasure class. Patricia
Dougherty, Norristown
exhibited the grand
champion stallion.
The Pennsylvania State
University won the In
tercollegiate Division of the
Northeast Regional Horse
Judging Contest. Richard
Beck, York Count) placed
third with Nancy Houston,
Columbia County placing
sixth.
Junior Steer Class
Janice Kaylor, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shelly
Kaylor, RD3, Elizabethtown,
showed the grand champion
steer in the Angus class
during the Keystone Junior
Steer competition.
John Holloway, West
Chester, showed the reserve
grand champion Angus
steer.
Reserve champion honors
were captured by John C.
Sloat, York, who showed the
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second place steer in the
Hereford class.
Other placings by youth h,
the southeastern Pa. area
included:
Angus
Ist - Rachel Holloway,
West Chester; 2nd - John W.
Holloway, West Chester; 3rd
- Rachel Holloway, West
Chester; 4th - Barbara
Sickler, West Chester and
sth ' Mark* Tonascia,
Glenmore.
Medium Weight: Ist -
Janice Kaylor,
Elizabethtown; 2nd - John
Holloway, West Chester; 3rd
- John Holloway, West
Chester; 4th - Meli&a M.
Fretz, Zionsville and sth •
Bill Groves, West Chester.
Heavy Weight: 2nd -
Ronald Martin, Narvon; 3rd
Gregory Greider,
Columbia; 4th - Ronald
Zimmerman, Ephrata; sth -
Kevin Rohrer, Manheim.
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