121—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 17,1979
Lancaster Coimtian shows reserve jr. champ Arab colt
HARRISBURG - Two
Pennsylvanias took honors
with their junior colts during
the 1979 Arabian Horse Show
at the Keystone In
ternational Livestock Ex
position held in the State
Farm Show Complex.
Coldiron & Tiday of Ox
ford, Chester County,
showed the junior champion
colt of the show. Their entry,
“Emerald Hill Nabiel,” was
a yearling colt. Doreen
Christensen of Manheim,
Lancaster County, captured
the reserve junior champion
colt title with her two-year
old, “Silver Candius.”
“W. A. Apollo” captured
the champion stallion honors
of the Arabian show.
“Apollo,” winner of the four
year-old and older stallion
class, was exhibited by Dick
and Janet Roberson of
Williamsburg, Virginia.
“Nazir El Ajzaa” won the
reserve champion stallion
title. “Ajzaa,” owned by
Dick Keller of Kent, Ohio,
was also awarded the
Pennsylvania Championship
Arabian Western Pleasure
Stake and the coveted
Arabian Versatility Award.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D.
Desiderio of Chester, New
Jersey, exhibited
“Kahluaa,” a two-year-old
filly which was chosen junior
champion filly of the
Arabian show. The reserve
championship was bestowed
on “Step Aside,” a yearling
filly owned by Dick and
Janet Roberson.
“Arkdn Gublabiona,”
winner of the four-year-old
and older class, was selected
as champion mare. She was
exhibited by Joseph and
Barbara Lo Re of Andover,
New Jersey. The reserve
champion mare stood second
in the four-year-old and
older class. “Sarifaa El Jon”
was the entry, owned by
Virginia Fox of Saint
JohnsviUe, New York.
Fust and second place
winners in the four-year-old
and older gelding class took
champion and reserve
gelding honors.
“Elegion” exhibited by
Paul E. Moros of Califon,
New Jersey, was named
champion and also winner of
the Pennsylvania Cham
pionship Park Horse Stake.
“Imperial Mansome,”
shown by Jeffery and Joyce
Krusen of Bordentown, New
Jersey, was selected reserve
champion gelding.
“AA Tsambur,” shown by
Joseph and Barbara Lo Re,
was selected as the Penn
sylvania Championship
Arabian English Pleasure
Stake wmnter.
W. Lyman Orcutt, Jr., of
West Newburg,
Massachusetts, served as
show judge.
Colts of Current Year
1. Michael R. Ronco, Wind
Gap, PA; 2. R.L. & L.A.K.
Barlett, Hughesville, PA: 3.
Cynthia J. Hill, Bangor, PA:
4. Christine Vasellas, Rod
Lion, PA; 5. Clarence R. &
Mary E. Neal, St. Marys,
PA.
Yearling Colts
1. Coldiron & Tiday. Ox
ford, PA; 2. Robert Tav
bensee, Gettysburg, PA; 3.
George J. Esposito, Staten
Island, NY; 4. Stamper
Arabian Farm, Lewes, DE;
5. N.P. or K.S. Miller,
Columbus, NJ.
Two-Year-Old Colts
1. Doreen Christensen,
Manheim, PA; 2. Wertz; 3.
Grange seeks end
to alcohol fuel tax
HARRISBURG - Charles
Wismer, Master of the
Pennsylvania Grange,
issued a call in Harrisburg
Wednesday to the Governor
and the State House of
Representatives for quick
passage of legislation to
repeal the $2500 permit to the
Pennsylvania Liquor Control
Board for alcohol production
for farm fuel use.
“The $2500 fee effectively
prohibits the small family
farmers from operating a
still to produce alcohol for
fuel use,” Wismer said.
Citing the “great
dependence on foreign oil for
domestic fuel needs” as the
Glenn Jansen, Columbus,
NJ; 4. Joseph & Barbara Lo
Re, Andover, NJ; 5. Shea &
Shea, St. Marys, PA.
Junior Champion Colt
Coldiron & liday.
Reserve Junior
Champion Colt
Doreen Christensen.
Three-Year-Old
Stallions
1. Shea & Shea; 2. Louis
Benedetto, North Bellmore,
NY; 3. Chrysanthe Aldred,
Fleetwood, PA.; 4. The
Silver Sta Arabians, Penn
Run, PA; 5. Carl W. Shmdle,
Elverson, PA.
Four-Year-Old
and Older Stallions
1. Dick & Janet Roberson,
Williamsburg, VA; 2. Dick
Keller, Kent, OH; 3. Vincent
& Mrs. Lewis, Mullica Hill,
NJ; 4. Shea & Shea; 5. Circle
J Stables, Harrisburg, PA.
Champion Stallion
Dick & Janet Roberson.
Reserve Champion
Stallion
Dick Keller.
Fillies of Current Year
1. Hamilton Little,
Kirkwood, PA; 2. Marjorie
Schoenleber, Cedar Grove,
NJ; 3. Shirley L. Craig,
Nottingham, PA; 4. Anthony
major reason the fee should
be lifted, Wismer
proclaimed this legislation
to be the Grange’s “top
priority”.
“Our balance of payments
in foreign trade is m such
dismal shape, and oil is one
commodity that is to
blame,” Wismer said.
“Here we have an op
portunity to alleviate our
selves of this economic
burden and we’re faced with
another.”
The Pennsylvania State
Grange passed several
resolutions in support of
alcohol for farm fuel usage
at their Annual Sessions held
last month in Williamsport.
Sherry Bertoldi, Hershey,
PA; 5. Katherine Lutz,
Schwenksville, PA.
Yearling Fillies
1. Dick & Janet Roberson;
2. Rex & Anne Sturm, Bar
nesville, MD; 3. Lisa Carole
Eckford, Deavittsburg, OH;
4. Linda J. Smith,
Tan eytown, MD; 5. Glenn
Jansen.
Two-Year-Old
Fillis
1 Mr & T " -- *
Desidenu, cnesier, NJ; 2.
Mr. & Mrs. James Bachman,
Manheim, PA, 3. Ernest M.
or W.E. Stevens, Bangor,
PA; 4. Karen or Martin
Kleiner, Lebanon, PA; 5
Stamper Arabian Farm.
Junior Champion
Filly
Mr. & Mrs. Frank D,
Desideno.
Reserve Junior
Champion Filly
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Three-Year-Old Mares
1. Jeff & Joyce Krusen,
Bordentown, NJ; 2. Doris
Wallace, Boyertown, PA, 3
Michael L Dubel, Freeland,
MD; 4. Alison B. & Wanda L.
Esler, Forest Hill, MD; 5.
Nancy T. Anthony,
Mechamcsburg, PA.
Four-Year-Old
and Older Mares
1. Joseph & Barbara Lo
Re; 2. Virgma Fox, St.
Johnsville, NY; 3. Bernard
Neville, Export PA; 4. Lisa
Echford, Leavitesburg, OH;
5. Louis J Novak, M.D.,
Shaker Hgts, OH.
Champion Mare
Joseph & Barbara Lo Re.
Reserve
Champion Mare
Virginia Fox.
Three-Year-Old
and Older Gelding
1. Ayr-Taur Arabians,
Inc., Camp Hill, PA; 2.
Shangri-La Arabian Farm,
Newton, NJ; 3. Helene
Asmis Clifford, Sykesville,
MD; 4. Hopeland Arabians,
Modest Town, VA; 5.
Clarence R. & Mary E. Neal,
St. Marys, PA,
Four-Year-Old
and Older Gelding
1. Paul E. Moros, Calif on,
NJ; 2. Jeffrey or Joyce
Krusen, Bordentown, NJ; 3.
Nancy J. Samick,
Coatesville, PA; 4. R.G &
Sandra F. Itterly,
Ix;wisberry, PA; 5. The
Silver Sta Arabians, Penn
Run, PA.
Champion Gelding
PaulE. Moros.
Reserve
Champion Gelding
Jeffrey or Joyce Krusen.
Get-Of-Sire
1. Shea & Shea; 2. Ernest
M. or W.E. Stevens; 3. Mr &
Mrs. Frank D. Desideno; 4.
The Silver Station Arabians;
5. Martin Kleiner.
Produce-Of-Dam
1. Doreen Christensen; 2.
Clarence R. & Mary E, Neal;
3. N.P. or K.S. Miller,
Columbus, NJ; 4. Christine
Vasellas, Red Lion, PA; 5.
Richard & Nancy Boone,
New Alexandria, PA.
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13,000
5,400
3,200
8.500
9.000
1.000
4,100
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