Cl6—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 9,1980 Frey bull is reserve Sr. champ LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A full-house crowd packed the Kentucky Fair and Ex position Center to witness the debut of many of the Angus breed’s leading contenders for the 1980-81 show season from July 28-29 at the 33rd American Angus Breeders’ Futurity in Louisville, Kentucky. Doug Parrett, University of Illinois, Champaign, selected the champions from a field of 137 entries m one of the most competitive Futurities ever. Bnarhill Jay, grand champion bull, captured the supreme championship for owners James J Hicks, MD , Union Springs, Alabama; Picket Fence & Lincolnland, Grayslake, Illinois; and L.B. Pierce & Sons, Inc., Creston, Illinois. The May 11,1978, bull tipped the scales at 2,015 pounds on show day and measured 58.25 inches at the hip. 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EDWARD LEAMAN RD # 1, Box 474 Willow St., PA 17584 717-464-2874 Competitive Gallagher’s Farm, Inc., Ghent, New York; and Picket Fence Farm, Grayslake, Illinois. Her hip height was 53.73 inches. Reserve grand champion heifer honors went to Ar chies Emma, a January 18, 1979, entry of Premier Beef Cattle, Fowlerville, Michigan; and Buck & Barbara Stevens, Point Reyes, California. The reserve champ measured 54 inches. Most of the group awards went the R&J Ranch way. They topped the Best Six VANGARD < > jj • 1 lyhts summu decline c msc-d h\ ■gSMOKETOWN. PA CD ALFALFA VARIETY • NAPB ALFALFA PUMP PARTS & SERVICE Futurity Ahead in yields and anthracnose C oatme \n ailable now at 1980 Angus Breeders’ staged Head class and put together Premier Jackpot progeny to take first in the senior get-of sire class. R&J won th* l Produce of Uaill aWdlll Wllh OHSpriilg ui Albern Duchess 5773. The offspring were grand champion female R&J Duchess 1239 and reserve intermediate champion bull R&J Ike, the same two animals that earned the McCorkle Challenge Trophy given to the best bull and best female shown together and owned or co-owned by one exhibitor R&J Ike is co- PH; 717-299-2571^ in Louisville owned by R&J Ranch and Bnarwood Farms, Curtis W. and Ann H. Long, Butler, Missouri. Bnarhill Angus Farms, Union Spring, Alabama, owned the top junior get, sired by Bnarhill Bartman, and also won the Premier Exhibitor award. Continental was the serve senior champion bull en tered by Continental Associates, Phelps, New York; and Fred C. Frey & Sons, Quarryville, Penn sylvania. 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Skarship Farm, Hillsdale, New York, took bull calf champion honors with Skarship Pnmemover. Jane Dawes, Urbana, Indian, stood in reserve with DD Black Stud 929. Leland J Boggs, Claverack, New York, led out the intermediate champion heifer. Sir Wins Patricia 982. Mr. and Mrs Switch toa Calumet liquid manure spreader with soil injector. Sayre MacLeod, Phelps, New York, took reserve intermediate honors with Blackcap 434 L of Sayre. Heifer calf champ was Bnarhill Joan, co-owned by James J. Hicks, M.D.; Bnarwood Farm; Lovana Farms, Inc., Clarksville, Georgia; and Picket Fence Farm. George Fincher, Auburn, Alabama, owned the reserve heifer calf champion, Bnarhill Blackcap 969. Bill Avery received the Robert L. Asher Memorial Trophy for being the out standing herdsman at this year’s show. He’s herdsman for Premier Angus, Inc.,, Cloverdale, Indiana. USED TANK V 2250 CLAY *2BOO