Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 08, 1980, Image 21

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    kes strides in Standardbred business
lie foresight to see the
ts of the loose housing,
•emodeled the barns
tanchions and manure
s.
■, the barns have had a
I face-lift and a cream
d coat of new paint,
tards from trees cut on
nn have been planed,
I and varnished and
>r box stalls. Gay has
tauled m to cover the
te floors. And brass
adorn the iron bars
retch across the oak
xercise lot and glass
-1 viewing area will
t potential buyers a
ius environment to
the Lauxmont Farms’
igs run, unhampered
I ponies. And 22 miles
•d fence, coated with
halt paint shipped m
Kentucky, bound the
res of pasture. Kohr
ach locust post in the ft) fl
?as cut on the farm.
accomodations for
sy horses.
: future, Kohr said he ,
to keep about 300 I
in thefarm.
excited about turning
rm strictly into a
rdbred breeding
lus part of the state
ays been a great area
es. And, m our case, ,
ly pastures are a
asset because it I
he horse exercise.” 1
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One stud, Tarport Adios,
will be standing in
WrightsviUe, while the other
f uixmont studs will be kept
on the farm in New Jersey.
The reason for the New
Jersey stud farm, said Kohr,
is because the Pennsylvania
stakes are “very poor.” At
$2,100,000, the Keystone
State’s Sire Stakes fall well
below those of New York, at
$7,200,000, New Jersey, at
$7,000,000, and Ohio, at
$5,000,000.
jss from the
Wrightsville, York County farm where he lives with
his wife, Laura, and his six children, ranging in age
from 9 to 21.
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“Until we make govern
ment officials aware of
what’s happening m the
breeding industry and the
stakes are improved, we’ll
be hauling most of our mares
to New Jersey, breeding
them there and then
bringing them back to
WrightsviUe.
“It’s inefficient, but it’s a
temporary solution to a
major problem,” he said.
Another problem for the
horse breeding industry in
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Pennsylvania is the state
sales tax on horses, Kohr
noted. He pointed out that,
unlike other livestock
purchased m the state, horse
buyers must pay sales tax on
any animals they buy m
Pennsylvania.
As a result, Kohr said, he
sold his first yearlings this
past summer m Lexington,
Kentucky.
EventuaUy, the Wnght
svdle farm will be strictly
for horses, said Kohr. At the
present time, some of the
pastures hold purebred
Chiamna cattle and a few
Herefords.
The Herefords, which
were Kohr’s first livestock
enterprise, wdl be going to
his ranch in Montanna where
he says the bull market is
better. He also pointed out
that it costs less to maintain
his cow/calf herd out West.
“In Montanna, I can feed
and maintain the herd of 800
head on the 6400 acre ranch
for $l2O a head per year.
When the cattle were here, it
cost me $2BO a year for each
cow in feed costs alone.
When your costs are higher
than your sales, you won’t be
in business long.”
Kohr not only made a
name for himself in the
Hereford business, but he is
also a top name in Quanma
cattle too.
“I got into the Chiamna
business in 1973 primarily
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read on the calf crop of
English breeds bred with
semen imported from Italy.
They were fantastic cattle.
“At first we were con
cerned that the Chianina
cows would not have enough
milk because of their small,
tight udders. They definitely
don’t have that problem
we’ve found they make
excellent range cows.”
Boasting only a little, Kohr
pointed to pictures hanging
. bull, ino., was recently brought in from their main
Chianina farm in Missouri. Breeding of the pureblood imported Chianina cows
kept in York Co. is done artificially, with a clean-up bull exposed to the cows late
in the season.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November t, 19M—A21
in the office at Lauxmont picture hangs
Farms and recited some of on 1116 ottice wall. She took
the major show honors his the top honors in 1978 and
cattle have earned. went on to be tagged grand
“When we were showing champion cow with her Ino
Hereford cattle at the Farm calf at side at the Calgary
Show in our earlier years, we Stock Show m Alberta,
hpd the championships six Canada that same year,
years out of seven. We also This year’s banners
showed the top selling car proclaim to all visitors that
load at Denver with our Lauxmont Farms exhibited
Herefords in 1973 and 1974.” the grand champion female
Kohr said he is most proud and the reserve grand
of his national championship (Turn t 0 Page a 22)
Chianina female, whose
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