C22—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 12,1981
Lancaster, York equestriennes
BY BETH HEMMINGER
Staff Correspondent
SHIPPENSBURG - South
Central Area 4-H Horse Production
Show, held last Thursday at the
Shippensburg Fair Grounds,
brought together 120 outstanding
horses and 4-H horsemen from 12
surrounding counties: Adams,
Bedford, Cumberland, Dauphin,
Franklin, Huntingdon, Lancaster,
Lebanon, Perry, Somerset, York
and Cambria.
James Gallagher, master
showmanship judge, selected only
two master showmen during the
entire show. Alida Farrington,
Lancaster, was honored as a
master showmen with her yearling
Appaloosa, Princess Candicane.
Lisa Helder, York, was
presented a master showmen
award as she showed her stock
horse, Ms. Brigher Bar.
Type judge, Robert Church had
quite a job ahead of him with 39
classes in the type show.
Tammy and Linda Burruss,
sisters from Cumberland County,
competed in the same Paint and
Pinto classes and were ecstatic
with the results. Tammy went
home with two blue ribbons—one
blue was awarded to her Paint and
Pinto colt and the other ribbon
went to herbrood mare, Shipper’s
Snap. Linda followed closely witha
second place awarded for her
Paint and Pinto colt and third
place honors for Skipa Showgirl,
her broodmare.
In the two riding classes, Alida
Farrington rode into the Western
Pleasure winner’s circle on M.S.
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earn Master Showman honors
Iron Eyes Cody, while Margot
Leßoy, Lebanon, was Judge
Robert Church’s choice for the
blue ribbon in the Eastern
Pleasure class.
Forty-nine 4-H’ers and their
horses received blue ribbons in the
South Central competition and will
advance to the district competition
in Harrisburg.
Show results are:
APPALOOSA
Colts of this Year
1 Mark Sparrow, Adams. 2 John Jocher,
Dauphin
Yearling Colts and Fillies
1 Alida Farrington, Lancaster, 2 Wanda
Shoemaker, Bedford
QUARTER HORSE
Colts of This Year
1. Barb Armstrong, Franklin. 2 Tim Ruth,
Ladies lead winners capture attention at Md. state fair
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The
Maryland Sheep Breeders
Association again sponsored two
competitive events for 4-H and
FFA members on Sunday, August
30, at the Maryland State Fair in
Timonium prior to the traditional
market lamb and breed shows on
Monday and Tuesday.
There were six contestants in the
annual washed lamb fitting and
showing contest and 16 par
ticipants in the fourth annual
ladies lead competition.
In the washed lamb event,
Jennifer Hagerty of Clarksburg,
Montgomery County was named
Junior Champion.
John Bouma of Clarksville,
Howard County, won in the senior
division, and Hughy F. Salfner,
Adams
2 year Old Colts and Fillies
1 Daphne Immel, Lancaster, 2 Kathy Meckley.
Adams
Fillies of This Year
1 Kristine Kautz, Perry, 2 Jessica Shetron
Cumberland, 3 Amy Sherman, Adams. 4 Brenda
Alberter, Somerset 5 Tom Schulsser. Cum
berland
Yearling Fillies
1 Terry Shetron, Cumberland 2 Beth Carty,
Franklin. 3 Natalie Carty, Franklin, 4 Kenneth E
Miller. Perry, 5 Karen Brandt. Dauphin
Brood Mare
I Tom Schiusser, Cumberland. 2 Nadine
Brown, Lancaster, 3 Amy-Ho Whitsel. Hun
tingdon
Yearling Geldings
1. Dennis Hoffman. Somerset; 2 Jessica Watts,
Lancaster
2 Year OM Geldings
1 Margot J Leßoy, Lebanon.
HALF ARABIAN
1 Pavi | So m » r *® f , 2 Brian Shoemaker,
Jr., 18, of Rossville, Baltimore
- County, placed second.
Salfner had been the senior
winner last year. His sister,
Patricia S. Moore, was the senior
winner in 1978. This year, Moore
narrated the ladies lead contest for
4-H and FFA members.
Both of the top two contestants in
the ladies lead event hail from
Carroll County. Becky Sue Lynch,
IS, of Lmwood placed first, and
Marian G- Cummings, 16, of
Westminster was second. Third
place went to Virginia L. Weaver,
10, of Perryvilie, Cecil County.
Lynch, modeled a heather blue'
jacket and blue gray plaid shut
with matching vest for Becky-and
a matching bow for Joy, her
yearling Hampshire ewe. Becky
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Bedford
Yearling Fillies
1 VaJene High,-Lancaster, 2 Mark Lenhart.
Somerset
2 Year Old Fillies
1 Suzie Mills, Bedford, 2 Wanda Shoemaker,
Bedford
Brood Mares
1 Barbara Jo Falvey, Bedford, 2 Julie Truax,
Bedford
1 Danny Edwards, York; 2 Danny Edwards,
York PAINT AND PINTO
Colts and fillies of This Year
1 Tammy Burruss, Cumberland. 2 Linda
Burruss, Cumberland
Yearling Colts and Fillies
1 Sherry Nailor. Cumberland, 2 Julie Clabaugh.
Bedford
X Tammy Burruss, Cumberland. 2 Cindy Otto.
' Cumberland. 3 Linda Burruss, Cumberland: 4
Steve Otto. Cumberlandr
1 Kim Truax, Bedford. 2 Galen J Poor, Bed-
had made the entire wool “blend
outfit herself.
Cummings modeled a lined,
bias-cut wool skirt and color
coordinated corduroy vest which
she bad made herself. She led a
Hampshire ewe named Fluff.
Weaver charmed a capacity
audience in the new sheep-judging
arena with a blue wool jersey
jumper wtuch she bad trimmed
with little lamb buttons. She led a
Suffolk ewe named Arielle.
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Yearling Colts and Fillies
Brood Mares
STOCK TYPES
Brood Mares
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ford, 3 Wanda Shoemaker, Bedford
Colts of This Year
1. Betty Swank, Somerset, 2 Steve Otto,
Cumberland, 3 Charity Ann Saam, Lebanon
Fillies of This Year
1 Cindy Qtto, Cumberland, 2 Todd S' Holston,
Cumberland
Two Year Old Fillies
1 Todd S Holston. Cumberland, 2 Lisa Holder.
York, 3 Natalie Stuber, Perry
Brood Mares
1 Chanty Ann Saam, Lebanon. 2 Betty Swank,
Somerset
Brood Mares
1 Julie Clabaugh. Bedford
WESTERN PLEASURE
1. Alida Farrington. Lancaster, 2 Todd Holston,
Cumberland, 3 Lisa Helder, York, 4 Eva Sherlaw,
Lancaster, 5 Amy Sherman. Adams
ENGLISH PLEASURE
1 Margot Leroy. Lebanon, 2 Joan Romesberg,
Somerset, 3 Wanda Shoemaker, Bedford. 4 Julie
Truax. Bedford. 5 Barbara Falvey. Bedford
Virginia also won honors on the
same day in the 4-H rabbit show at
the Maryland State Fair.
Sheep showmen this year at the
100th Maryland State. Fair were'
enthusiastic about the new sheep
judging arena and enclosed
washing facilities for their
animals. The new ‘washing
facilities eliminated an outside
mud problem which had plagued
the state fair sheep bam area for
' years.
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