Troy Fair Dairy Show boasts 200 entries
TROY The Troy Fair open
dairy shows welcomed 200 of
Bradford County’s outstanding
cattle and dairy producers last
week.
The event began with the 102-
head Holstein show on Thursday
and wrapped up Friday with two
colored breed shows Jerseys
and Guernseys. Judging the two
days of competition was John
Marchezak of Bentleyville,
Washington County
Windy Mont Farm, Columbia
Crossroads, walked away with a
number of Holstein show trophies.
They exhibited the grand cham
pion female, the senior champion,
and the top 4-year-old. They also
had the best three females, and,
along with Calkins Farm, Troy,
had the senior get of sire.
Calkins Farm captured the
reserve grand champion, reserve
senior champion, and top senior 2-
year-old honors. They also took top
seating in the group classes,
winning the blue ribbons for top
dairy herd, produce of dam, and
dam and daughter.
The junior champion Holstein
award went to the entry of Lynn
and Bonnie Miller of Towanda, the
top senior yearling. They also
received top honors for junior get
of sire.
The reserve junior champion
was exhibited by Braund Valley
Farm, Troy. They had the top with the lifeline production award by Jersey Maples of Leßaysville the coveted premier breeder
intermediate calf and junior and the ribbon for first place junior was selected by Judge Marchezak award. His top placing 5-year-old
yearling, along with the first place 2-year-old. as grand champion in the 58-head Jersey was selected for the reserve
aged dry cow. Junior calf and senior calf Jersey show. The farm’s entries senior championship and went on
The best udder honors went to honors went to Yvonne Wilcox took blue ribbons in the 3 and 4- to claim the reserve grand
the entry of Richard and Marilyn Scott and Deanna Sparling, year-old dry cow class, the aged champion’s honors. Eick also
Packard, Troy their first place respectively. Both winners are dry cow class, and the 4-year-old exhibited the first place junior
5-year-old. The Packards also from Troy. class. They also received honors yearling and junior 2-year-old,
exhibited the first place 3-year-old Premier breeder and exhibitor for best udder. along with the best three females,
and the first place 3 and 4-year old honors went to Richard Jenkms Robert Eick went home to his Shady-Hill-Side Farm, Troy,
dry cow. and family, Troy. Columbia Cross Roads farm with a claimed their share of trophies
Hi-Lev Farms, Troy, went home The senior champion exhibited number of top awards, including during the Friday show, taking
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reserve junior champion and first
place in three group classes. They
had the top dairy herd, produce of
dam, and daughter and dam en
tries, along with the top junior and
intermediate calf entries, senior 2-
year-old and senior get of sire.
Their wins brought them the honor
of premier exhibitor at this year’s
fair.
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