A2B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 13,1986
Angus Bull, Charolais
BY JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK - Supreme champions of
York Fair’s open class beef
breeding were a clear-cut black
and white decision, with the honors
split between the Angus and
Charolais divisions.
Byrnley Farms of Plains,
Virginia, capped a successful show
day when their Angus entry topped
the breed class and then bested all
other contenders to take the
Supreme Bull honors.
Sired by Har Bang 1774, the
April, 1985-born bull is owned by
Byrnley in partnership with
William Creager, also of Virginia,
and Huntington Farms, of
Alexander, Pennsylvania. Just two
weeks ago, the yearling was also
named Angus bull champion at the
Maryland State Fair at Timonium.
A Texas-bred Chianina heifer
snagged the supreme champion
female awards for Spring Grove 4-
H’er Paul Miller.
“C J Ms. Elite 5942” was bred by
C.J. Ranch of Leona, Texas. Her
sire is RER Elite and she’s from
the dam Riverwood Snowflake.
The Fair’s supreme award was
just the latest in a string of honors
for Miller and the March, 1985,
yearling he selected and pur
chased last October. She was
reserve grand at the February San
Antonio Livestock Show, and at the
West Virginia State Fair in August.
Miller hopes to continue his win
nings with Ms. Elite next week in
Tennessee.
Supreme champion bull at the York Fair was this Angus
entry owned by Byrnley Farms and William Creager of
Virginia, and Huntingdon Farms, Alexandria, Pa.
Bankert Tops 4-H Market
YORK Greg Bankert of
Hanover took the top honors in the
York Fair 4-H Market Swine show
on Wednesday. He placed with a
Berkshire-Duroc cross he pur
chased from his father’s Bankert’s
Supreme Pig Sale.
This i the second year a
Berkshire-Duroc cross has topped
the show.
Bankert, a six-year member of
the York County 4-H Swine Club,
will sell his 244-pound champion at
Judge Ken Winebark, left, congratulates the champion of
the York Fair 4-H market swine contest, Greg Bankert.
A high school junior who plans a
civil engineering career, Miller
will integrate the tall, stylish
heifer’s bloodlines into the family’s
Miller Charolais Company herd of
35 registered cows. He is the son of
Paul Sr., and Pat Miller, and has
been showing in 4-H competition
for four years.
In the Simmental show, C & J
Valley Farm, Spring Grove,
exhibited the champion female, a
junior heifer. Reserve female
honors Went to Triple C Farm,
Shoemakersville, with a March
junior yearling. Triple C also took
senior and champion bull honors
for their summer senior yearling.
Reserve champion Simmental bull
was the winning bull calf exhibited
by C and J Valley Farm.
Female grand champion honors
in the Hereford breed went to the
junior champion, an April junior
yearling exhibited by Green Briar
Farm, Keedysville, Maryland.
Sonja Shearer, Abbottstown, took
the reserve female champion with
her junior calf. Taking the bull
grand and reserve awards was
Salunga Acres, Mt. Joy, with their
winning senior and junior bull
entries.
Charolais female champion
honors went to Paul Miller, who
copped the supreme award, and
Amy Sherman, Abbottstown, was
named reserve champion female
Charolais with her heifer calf
champion. Kent Fisher exhibited
the grand champion bull and John
Myers took the reserve honors.
next week’s County Swine
Roundup.
Reserve champion banner went
to Gus Parlett, Airville. Ken
Wmebark, Lebanon County ex
tension agent judged the contest.
In the breeding hog show,
Ronald Wilson of New Freedom
won the trophy for the best 4-
H/FFA Yorkshire hog.
Wilson, a final-year member of
the Kennard Dale FFA, has aken
the award six times. He will now
Heifer Reign ‘Supreme’ At York
John Hausnerk, The Plains,
Virginia, snagged the grand
champion female rosettes in the
Angus contest, over reserve
champion Jennifer Calderazzo.
Byrnley Farms, The Plains,
Virginia, swept the top Angus bull
honors, taking the championship
with the entry later named the
Supreme bull winner
Female honors in the Chianina
division were split between Lake
View Farm, East Berlin, taking
the junior and grand champion
female with a heifer calf, and
Jamie Kohr’s summer heifer in the
reserve grand spot. Grand
champion Chianina bull was the
junior champion exhibited by
Moving M Farm, Warriors Mark,
over the bull calf entry of Lake
View finishing as reserve cham
pion.
Champions in the open class beef
breeding are as follows:
Simmental Show
Champion Heifer Calf C&J Valley
Summer Champion John Myers
Jr Champion Female Triple C Farm
Grand Champion Female C&J Valley
Reserve Triple C Farm
Bull Calf Champion C&J Valley
Jr Champion Bull John Myers
Sr Champion Bull Triple C Farm
Grand Champion Bull Triple C
Reserve C&J Valley
Hereford Show
Champion Heifer Calf Sonja Shearer
Summer Champion Shearer
Jr Champion Female Green Briar Farm
Grand Champion Female Green Briar
Reserve Shearer
Bull Calf Champion Travis Werley
Jr Champion Bull Salunga Acres
Sr Champion Bull Salunga Acres
Grand Champion Bull Salunga Acres
Reserve Salunga
Charoiais Show
Charoiais Heifer Calf Amy Sherman
Summer Champion Kirk Fisher
Jr Champion Female Paul Miller
Grand Champion Female Paul Miller
Reserve Amy Sherman
Bull Calf Champion John Myers
Summer Champion Bull Kent Fisher
Jr Champion Bull Ray and Mary Grimes
Grand Champion Bull Kent Fisher
Reserve John Myers
Angus Show
Champion Heifer Calf Jason Bross
Summer Champion John Hausner
Jr Champion Female Byrnley Farms
Grand Champion Female John Hausner
Reserve Jennifer Caldarazzo
Bull Calf Champion Byrnley Farms
Jr Champion Bull Byrnley
Grand Champion Bull Byrnley
Reserve Byrnley
Chiamna Show
Champion Heifer Calf Lake View Farm
Summer Champion Jamie Kohr
Jr Champion Female Lake View
Grand Champion Female Lake View
Reserve Jamie Kohr
Bull Calf Champion Lake View
Jr Champion Bull Moving M Farm
Grand Champion Bull Moving M
Reserve Lake View
Other Breeds
Champion Heifer Calf Kenley Jo Myers
Summer Champion Gene and Linda Moose
Jr Champion Moose
Swine Show
join his brothers, Jett and 6teve, on
their orkshire Farm. They have a
inement, farrow to finish
operatilinchbaugh ollow Farm,
Felton, has sponsored the trophy
for the past 25 years. He is the past
president of the Pennsylvania
Yorkshire Club.
Class 1 M Trostle
Class 2 G Parlett
Class 3 K Frantz
Class 4 G Banker!
Class 5 G Parlett
Class 6 G Banker!
Class? G Banker!
Class 8 S Wherley
Grand Champion
Greg Banker!
Reserve Grand Champion
Gus Parlett
Champion Fitter
Kim Frantz
Reserve Champion Fitter
Joshua Hoffman
Champion Showman
Todd Mummert
Reserve Champion Showman
Greg Banker!
FFA Breeding Swine
Champion Chester White Gus Parlett
Reserve Gus Parlett
Champion Duroc Gus Parlett
Reserve Gus Parlett
Champion Spotted Poland Gus Parlett
Reserve Gus Parlett
Champion Yorkshire Ron Wilson
Reserve Tom Robinson
Champion Landrace Bo Bush
Reserve Bo Bush
FFA Market Swine
Class 1 166 190 lb Paul Breaud
Class 2 198 2061 b John Eaton
Class 3 208 212 lb Gus Parlett
Class 4 214 2201 b Ron Wilson
Class 5 224 232 lb Todd Marwme
Class 6 234 2381 b Ron Wilson
Class? 240 2461 b Keith Harbold
Class 8 2SO 275 lb John Eaton
Grand Champion Market Hog
Todd Marwme
Reserve Grand Champion
Keith Harbold
Big winner in York’s beef competitions was this Texas-bred
Charolais heifer owned by Paul Miller. CJ Ms. Elite 5942
topped her 4-H breed show, took supreme heifer honors in
open show and teamed up with Miller to win fitting and
showmanship.
Grand Champion Female Kenley Jo Myers
Reserve Gene and Linda Moose
Summer Champion Bull Moose
Sr Champion Bull Moose
Grand Champion Bull Gene and Linda Moose
Reserve Moose
Open Steers
Champion Angus Kent Fisher
Reserve Gail Rishei
Champion Charoiais Kent Fisher
Reserve Kevin Grim
Champion Hereford Travis Werley
York Fair Open Dairy
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Best Three Bred and Owned Females
1 Rutter Bros
Dairy Herd
1 Rutter Bros 2 Wayne Hobaugh
Produce of Dam
1 Wayne Hobaugh
Dam and Daughter
1 Rutter Bros 2 Wayne Hobaugh 3 Rutter
Bros
JERSEY
Junior Heifer Calf
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Mar De Farms 3 Lilac
Springs
Intermediate Heifer CaH
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Mar De Farms 3 Tim
Warner
Senior Heifer Calf
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Tim Warner 3 Mar De
Farms
Sumer Yearling Heifer
1 Lilac Springs
Junior Yearling Heifer
1 Top 0 Hilt Farm 2 Top 0 Hill Farm 3 Mar
De Farms
Intermediate Yearling Heifer
1 Mar De Farms 2 Lilac Springs
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Glenn and Gary Crowl 3
Mar De Farms
Junior Champion
Top 0 Hill
Reserve Junior Champion
Top 0 Hill
Best Bred and Owned Jr Female
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Top 0 Hill Farm 3 Glenn
and Gary Crowl
This was the sixth year that Ronald Wilson, left, won the
champion trophy for the best 4-H or FFA Yorkshire breeding
hog. Clair Flinchbaugh has sponsored the trophy for the past
25 years.
Reserve Karen Rabenold
Champion Simmental Joe Druck
Reserve Winter Spring Farm
Champion Chtamna Jenm Druck
Reserve John Eaton Jr
Champion Other Breeds Jason Rankin
Reserve Ray Swartz
Grand Champion Steer
Kent Fisher
Reserve Grand Champion
Jenm Druck
Junior Get of Sire
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Mar De Farms 3 Sue
Eisenhart
Best Three Bred and Owned Jr Females
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Mar De Farms 3 Sue
Eisenhart
3 and 4 Year Old Dry Cow
1 Mar De Farms 2 Mar De Farms
1 Lilac Springs
Jr 2 Year Old Cow
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Mar De Farms 3 Sue
Eisenhart
Sr 2 Year Old Cow
1 Top O Hill Farm 2 Mar De Farms 3 Sue
Eisenhart
1 SueEisenhart 2 Mar De Farms
4 Year Old Cow
1 Mar De Farms
Aged Cow
1 Mar De Farms 2 Top 0 Hill Farm 3 TopO
Hill Farm
1 TopO Hill Farm 2 TopO Hill Farm 3 Mar
De Farms
Best Bred and Owned Sr Female
1 Top 0 Hill Farm 2 Top 0 Hill Farm 3 Mar
De Farms
Grand Champion
Top 0 Hill Farm
Reserve Grand Champion
Mar De Farms