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Pa. Holstein Show went to Rocky-Side Holstelns, Elver
son. Representing Rocky-Side are left to right: Carl,
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KUTZTOWN Two class
mates dominated the Eastern Pen
nsylvania Championship Holstein
Show Saturday, as the top cows in
the three-year-old class went on to
be named grand and reserve
champion females.
Patricia Miller, 17, of Tamaqua,
captured top honors with her 4-H
project, M-Maplegrove Es
Mysticle-ET. Mysticle, who also
received best bred and owned
award, was sired by Thonyma East
Star-Twin. Classified 89 as a two
year-old, Mysticle is working on a
24,000 lb. production record and is
projected for 32,340 lbs. at 305
days.
A first-time winner at the East
ern show. Miller was surprised
with her success over the 135 head
field.
‘Though the cow was champion
at the North Hampton show I
didn’t know if she was good
enough to even win her class
here,” said Miller. “I came expect
ing tough competition.”
The reserve champion was no
stranger to the winner’s circle.
Canadian-bom Richine Astro Nee
ta took top honors at the Lancaster
County Holstein Show less then a
month before. Sired by Reidmore
Astrommer, Neeta is owned by
Silvermine Holsteins, Willow
Street.
Judge Oren Bender of Garret
County, MD was impressed with
the strength he saw in the three
year-old class. Bender commented
that he felt his choice of champions
were capable of withstanding
tougher competition.
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“Those two three-year-olds
could make a real impact at other
shows,” stated Bender. “They are
powerful females with beautiful
udders.”
Another 4-H project, Daview
Pete Ginger, owned by Jeffrey
Davis, 15, Leeport, won the junior
champion title. Ginger was sired
by Straight Line Elevation Pete
and stood first in the intermediate
yearling heifer class.
Reserve junior champion was
Loving-Meadows Baby Janelle, an
intermediate heifer calf sired by
Tora Matt Lancer and owned by
Corwin Bomgarder, Ono.
Taking firsts in the six-year-old
cow class, the 100,000 lb. produc
tion class and the produce of dam
helped Rocky-Side Farm, Elver
son, collect enough points to be
,ity ry.
cess Rebecca Sonnen, reserve Junior heifer shown by
Corwin Bomgardner, champion junior heifer shown
by Jeff Davis, Berks County Dairy Princess Clarinda
Leatherman, Judge Oren Bender.
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named both premier breeder and
exhibitor of the Eastern show.
Eastern Panna. Holslaln
Bull Calf
1 Russell H Miller
Yearling Bull
1 Leonard & Marie Switzer
1 Henry Miller
Grand Champion Bull
1 Henry Miller
Reserve Grand Champion Bull
1 Leonard & Mane Switzer
1. Brian Richard, 2 Naomi Herbert, 3 Key
stone Farm
Intermediate Heifer Calf
1 Corwin Bomgardner, 2 Corwin Bom
gardner, 3 Enca Davis
Senior Heifer Calf
1 Kevin Bomgardner, 2 Reu-Hel Farm, 3
Tom & Beth Kearns.
Summer Yearling Heifer
1 Scott Youse, 2 Dale Hostetler, 3 Rus
sell Miller
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