Riders compete in District VI4-H Horse show
Ricky Buckwalter, Lancaster County, and his
horse Janie's Folly, took top honors in the Jr.
Grooming and Showmanship contest.
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LANCASTER - The
District VI 4-H Horse Show
was held September 17 at the
Lancaster Riding Club with
riders from the eight
counties of Adams, Cum
berland, Dauphin, Franklin,
Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry,
and York participating. The
English judge was Mrs. Judy
Newvine, Jersey Shore, Pa.;
Western judge was Mrs.
Kathy Whitehill, Pleasant
Gap, Pa.; and trail judge
was Robert Mowrey,
University Park, Pa.
Mummert top FFA’er
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exhibitors in the fair com
petitions.
Mummert showed his
dairy heifers and exhibited
in the tomatoes, beans and
onion rlaasga, His entry in
the FFA oats category won a
second place; and a three
aquare-feet veal production
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Over 200 4-H’ers competed
in the 29 classes shown
throughout the day. Prizes
were awarded to the top six
placings of each class, with
the awards being spread
throughout the different
counties, and no one county
dominating the show. Top
placing winners in each
class will go on to compete in
the State 4-H Horse Show,
usually the top two or three
riders, depending on the
state quota for that class.
In the grooming and
showmanship classes, Ricky
display also captured a red
ribbon in the school exhibits.
Selection of this year’s
winner was made from a
field of six FFA members
representing several county
chapters. The award is
judged on the fair par
ticipation, leadership,
scholarship, project
We found that Agway feed supplied
the right nutrition forth© job we
wanted him to do,” said Dr. Jim
ler of Slew along with
Mickey and Karen Taylor. “In fact,
we’ve got all of our two-year olds on
Agway feed.”
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 24,1977
Buckwalter, Lancaster
County 4-H’er from Denver,
Pa. top honors in the junior
division. The 13 year old
youth is a member of the
Broken Bit 4-H club. He also
placed second in the Stock
Seat Equitation Jr. Division
and the Western Pleasure
Horses Class.
In the Senior Division, first
prize was awarded to Lori
Jones, a member of the
Cumberland County 4-H
Horse and Pony Club. The
nineteen year old 4-H’er
showed her horse, Positively
program, FFA activities and
a personal interview.
Judging for the com
petition was done by Dr.
Robert Deck of the Lincoln
Intermediate Unit, Ed
Heindel of the York Office of
Production Credit
Association, and Leo Rutter
who represented the York
Fair management.
Seattle Slew,
undefeated winner
of racing’s Triple Crown,
had Agway horse feed
as his training ration
during the critical
yearling period.
Pete to also win the Sr. Stock
Seat Equitation, and place
fourth in the Western
Pleasure Horses Class.
Complete results of the
show follow:
Grooming and Showmanship
-Jr. Division
1. Ricky Buckwalter,
Lancaster Co.; 2. Brenda
Negley, Cumberland Co.; 3.
Kristine Kautz, Dauphin
Co.; 4. Karin Schengrund,
Dauphin Co.; 5. Erika
Schadel, Adams Co.; 6.
Brenda Blaxland, Lan
casteerCo.
Grooming and Showmanship
-Sr. Division
1. Lori Jones, Cumberland
Co; 2. Wendy Weatherby,
Dauphin Co.; 3. Donna
Sammons, Lancaster Co.; 4.
Nancy Bahn, York Co.; 5.
Brian Immel, Lancaster
Co.; 6. Robin Weatherby,
Dauphin Co.
Stock Seat Equitation
-Jr. Division
1. Daphne Immel, Lan
caster Co.; 2. Ricky Buck
waiter, 3. Jenny Fenicle,
Cumberland Co.; 4. Karen
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