Kruegers jara of Sayre captured the Genetics Unlimited and Greg Krueger &
junior and grand champion Angus female titles Family, West Grove, Chester County. Photo by
at the North American International Livestock American Angus Association.
Expo in Louisville, Kentucky. She’s owned by
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 28,1981—MS
Chester Co. Angus
tops NAILE
LOUISVILLE, K>. A powerful
Angus show highlighted the Eighth
Annual North American In
ternational Livestock Exposition
in Louisville, Kentucky, where
judge Harvey Lemmon of
Woodbury, Georgia, ranked 95
females and 59 bulls.
Kruegers Scaara of Sayre
reigned as junior and grand
champion female for Genetics
Unlimited Inc. and Greg Krueger
& Family, West Grove, Chester
County. TC Ranch, Franklin,
Nebraska, moved into reserve
grand with senior calf champion
TC Pegt)lll.
Lemmon slapped junior champ
SVF Power Pack grand champion
bull for Sunny Valley Farm,
Yorkville, Illinois. Reserve grand
laurels went to Rosebank Con
nection 69, the senior titlist owned
by Timber Valley Farms, Dawn,
Missouri; Rally Farms, Millbrook,
New York; and Rosebank Angus
Farm, Germantown, New York.
PS Power Play progeny topped
the get-of-sire contest for Sum
nutcrest Farms of Summitville,
Ohio, TC Ranch and Sunny Valley
Farm. The winning junior get was
sired by Ken Caryl Mr. Angus 8017
and exhibited by Premier Beef
Cattle, Fowlerville, Michigan;
Richard White, Ghent, New York;
and Michigan State University,
East Lansing, Michigan. R&J
Ranch, Briggs, Texas, put together
the first place Breeder Six Head.
Summitcrest Puritan collected
the reserve senior bull title for
Summitcrest Farms and Briar
wood Associates of West Bend,
Wisconsin. Reserve junior bull was
MSU Legacy, shown by Michigan
State University; Blugrass Angus
Farm and Gene C. Triplett of
Danville, Kentucky; and Fruhlmg
Farms Inc., Penfield, Illinois.
Pine Drive Big Sky won the
intermediate bull division for
Premier Angus Inc. of Cloverdale,
Indiana, and Leßoy Billman,
Ostrander, Ohio. Reserve went to
Supreme Advancer, led by Doug
Davis, Big Island, Virginia.
In senior bull calf competition,
Richard White and High Interest
Breeders of Kentucky took first
with Fleetwood High Interest, then
Gunston West of Lampasas, Texas,
claimed reserve with Gunston Tall
Texan. Mr. Strike back 81 topped
the junior calf line-ups for two
Indiana breeders, Robert Zeedyk
of New Carlisle and Jeff Lmeback
of Lakeville. R&J Ranch led R&J
Austin 13 to the reserve junior calf
spot.
Lady Diana of Fabius Creek
stood as reserve junior female for
Timber Valley Farms and UT
Farms, Tuttle, Oklahoma. South
Fork Ranch of Mocksville, North
Carolina, led the intermediate
placings with Briarhill Genie, and
Laura Haas of Le Roy, Illinois,
stood second with H.A. Miss
Laura.
The reserve semor heifer calf
rosette went to Accent Angus
Farm, Oakland, Illinois, on Accent
Miss Rosebud 60. Top junior heifer
calf was Summitcrest Royal Lady
Nl2O, owned by Summitcrest
Farms, and reserve was Fleet
wood Blackcap 5131, shown by
Richard White.