McKean 4-H holds dairy round-up
SMITHSPORT - Nearly 130
boys and girls participated in the
McKean County Roundup held
last week at the McKean County
Fairgrounds.
In the dairy show, Brent Ford
received first place in the In
termediate Division of Showing
dairy animals.
Second place went to Bruce
Tanner, and third place to Kyle
Lindsay of Turtlepoint.
In the Intermediate Fitting of
dairy animals, Bruce Tanner took
first place. Second place was Kyle
Lindsay of Turtlepoint and third
went to Brent Ford of Smethport.
In the junior division, Beth
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Showmanship and Becky Erway
took second. Bobby Pryor earned
third place.
Among the junior fitters, Bobby
Pryor was first. Second went to
Beth Stratton and third to Chris
Miles.
The dairy show was judged by'
Paul Anderson, Penn State dairy
specialist using the Danish system.
Judging and ribbon awards were
presorted as follows:
Holstein Junior Calf - Chris
Miles.
Junior Calf - Kyle Lindsay.
Holstein Intermediate -
Robert Pryor.
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and Beth Stratton.
Holstein Junior Yearling -
Brent Ford.
The Junior Champion animal
was shown by Beth Stratton.
In the 3-Year-Olds - Holstein
Class - Brent Ford earned a red
ribbon. In the 4-Year-Old Class,
Bruce Tanner received a white
ribbon award.
Two Aged Cows were shown by
David Stratton and he received
blue ribbons for both of these
animals.
The Grand Champion of the
Show was Dave Stratton’s Aged
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Reserve Champion was Beth
Stratton’s Senior Calf, Lajr Jemini
Viv Kathy.
Dave Stratton received a trophy
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animal.
AH Blue ribbon animals are
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Show which will be held in
Meadville at the Crawford County
Fairgrounds on September 4.
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