, Spring Bottom Farm captures top Polled Hereford title
FARM SHOW Spring Bottom
Farm of R 2 Fairfield in Adams
County, captured the grand
championship title in the Polled
Hereford heifer Judging com
petition, while Graystone FM and
Lurose Eat of R 1 Schellsburg,
Bedford County, captured the
comparable title in the bull
competition.
Spring Bottom Farm’s winner,
SBF Royal Duchess 8115, a Junior
yearling, was also Judged the
show’s junior heifer champion.
Duchess is sired by Enforcer
107 H, out of TCP Miss Gainersoos.
Frank and Becky Darcey,
owners of the 300-acre Spring
Bottom Farm, have been com
peting at Farm Show for the past
eight years. Last year they left the
show ring with the grand champion
bull award as well as five heifer
class championships. This year
they also received the coveted title
of premier exhibitor.
| Graystone Farm’s winning bull,
Graystone Engraver, is a senior
yearling and was named the
show’s senior bull champion.
Engraver, bom November, 1960,
is sired by Enforcer 10th, out of GS
Domestic Lass 63.
WHF Clementine BN, a junior
yearling heifer owned by Spring
Run Farm of Abbottstown in York
impion Polled Hereford Bull, tagged at Wednesday’s show, was an entry
from Graystone Farm and Lurose Est. of R 1 Schellsburg in Bedford County. “Graystone
Engraver” is shown here with, from left, Judge Joe Lewis, Gwendolyn Gray, Polled
Hereford Queen Kathy Snook, Carl and Lucille Rosenberry, co-owners and Tim
Livingston.
i champion, “Miss KF Silver Streak,” a spring heifer, at the
*' Chianina show Wednesday. Jamie is shown with Judge
Donald Boggs.
County, won the rescr., ■ .uul
championship as well as the senior
heifer title.
Clementine is owned by Craig
and Faith Peterson and was shown
by their 17-year-okl son Eric. They
have about IS Polled Herefords on
their Spring Run Farm and ha\ o
been showing at Farm Show for 6
years. Last year they received the
bull calf championship.
The reserve grand champion
bull and the bull calf champion,
JVF Samuel, a spring yearling,
was exhibited by JV Farm of
Douglassville in Berks County.
Samuel was sired by Klondike
Banner 469 L out of FLF Victoria
81173.
The heifer calf champion, JDH
Victress 1967, a senior calf and the
Junior champion bull, HHF Deacon
25L57N, were exhibited by JDH
Polled Herefords of R 2 Dover in
York County.
The top three winners in each
class in the Polled Hereford
competition are:
Spring I letter CaH
1. John P Hausner. R 2 Dover, 2 JV Farm
Douglassville, 3 Spring Bottom Farm, R 2 Fairfield
Jr. Hatter Call
1 Gail Snyder, R 1 New Tripoli, 2 John Kir
schner, R 2 Monongaheta, 3 Y-Not Farm, Dayton.
1 Jeffrey Golden. R 1 Gardners: 2 Glesbrook
Farm, Waynesboro.
Moore wins champion Chianina title again
Winter Caff
ring Bottom Farm of R 2 Fairfield in Adams County captured the grand cham
pionship title in the Polled Hereford open class female judging competition Wednesday
with "SBF Royal Duchess 8115,” a junior yearling. Shown are, from left, Judge Joe
Lewis; Nancy Yoretts, part-time employee; David Wise, herdsman; Polled Hereford
Queen Kathy Snook; Becky and Frank Darcey, owners; and Judy Lang, Penn State
junior.
FARM SHOW Eugene Moore,
14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Moore of R 1 Warriors Mark
in Centre County, repeated his
championship performance this
year by capturing the grand
champion heifer title at Wed
nesday’s Chianina show.
Moore won the same title at the
Farm Show’s first Chianina show
in 1960.
This year his entry, M’s Miss
Mayflower, sired by Rossini, sout
of Nittany Princess 107, also
earned him the champion yearling
title.
Reserve grand champion title
went to Jamie Kohr of York in
York County.
Jamie’s entry. Miss KF Silver
Streak, was out of H-MF Miss
Lombard, and won her the calf
championship as well.
Doug Moore, also of R 1 Warriors
Mark, won the reserve champion
yearling title with his entry, M’S
Miss Magic, sired by Lombard, out
of Seven L Miss 312PLD.
The top three placings in the
Chianina division are:
Sprint Herftr CtN
Jamie Kohr, York.
Ummstf Farming, Saturday, January 15,1983—429
Sr. Heifer Calves
1 JDH Polled Herelords, R 2 Dover. 2 Spring
Bottom Farm. 3 Glesbrook Farm
Champion Heifer CaN
JOH Polled Hereford*
Reserve Champion Heifer
John Hausner
Late Summer Yrfing Hotter
1 Y Not Farm. 2 David Shultz, Mechamcsburg
“WHF Clementine 8 N,” a junior yearling heifer owned by
Spring Run Farm of Abbottsville, in York County, won the
reserve grand and senior heifer championships, Wednesday.
Shown from left, are Judge Joe Lewis. Queen Kathy Snook,
Faith, Eric and Craig Peterson, owners.
CaH Champion
Jamie Kohr
Summer Yriing
1 Eugene Moore 2 Douglas Moore 3 Jamie
Kohr
Champion Yriing
Eugene Moore
Eugene Moore of R 1 Warriors Mark in Centre County
captured the grand and yearling championships in the
Chianina female classes Wednesday. “M's Miss May Flower"
is shown here with 14-year-old Eugene, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Moore and Judge Donald Boggs.
i-'l' 11 &
Early Summer Yrlmg Heifer
1 JDH Polled Herefords. 2 John Kirschner Jr
3 Y Not Farm
Late Jr Yrhnft, Hefler*
1 Spring Bottom Farm 2 John Hausner 3 Y
Not Farm
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Res Champion Yrlm*
Douglas Moore
Grand Champion Heifer
Eugene Moore
Res Grand Champion
Jamie Kohr
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