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.
Creston Mr America
stood as reserve grand
champion bull The May 2,
1979, bull is owned by
Weaver Angus Farm,
Peona, Illinois; and Mr and
Mrs W B Henley, Paso
Robles, California He
weighed 1,445 pounds and
stood 57 inches at the hip
R&J Duchess 1239 moved
into the grand champion
female spot The April 26,
1979, heifer was a joint entry
of R&J Ranch, Briggs,
Texas, Empire Angus,
Pleasant Hill, Missouri,
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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
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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
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Associates, Phelps, New
York; and Fred C. Frey &
Sons, Quarryville, Penn
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Rosebank Connection 69,
owned by Rally Farms,
Millbrook, New York;
Rosebank Angus Farm,
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Dawn, Missouri.
Skarship Farm, Hillsdale,
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Skarship Pnmemover. Jane
Dawes, Urbana, Indian,
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Heifer calf champ was
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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.
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