(Quality Reigns At Central
Championship
BY BETSY YODER
Huntingdon Co. Correspondent
HUNTINGDON A well
attended Central Championship
Show capped off the events for the
week long Huntingdon Fair. Many
top quality Holsteins were brought
before judge Neil Bowen from
Wellsboro for his approval.
Two Bedford County dairymen
received Bowen’s approval many
times and were named premier
breeder and exhibitor. Alienor
Holstein Farms won the banner for
premier breeder. The Charles Bak
er family are the operators. The
premier exhibitor banner was won
by the Obie Snider family of Sing
ing Brook Farms.
Garnering the grand champion
spotlight was Amoore Ultimate
Kathy. She is a three-year-old
daughter of Quality Ultimate. Art
Moore is the proud owner of this
stylish young cow who also had
the best udder in her class.
Stepping into reserve was Burk
et Falls Farm with a four-year-old.
She is a red daughter of Arlinda
CAR Dairyman and she also had
the best udder in her age class.
In the junior division, Keith
Kennedy had the grand champion.
She is a senior two-year-old
daughter of Hilltopper Elevation
Warden.
A four-year-old Valiant daught
er was reserve grand champion.
She was shown by Eric Stine.
Alienor Holstein Farms had the
junior champion with a tall,
upstanding senior yearling. She is
a Roybrook Tempo and has been
named junior champion at several
other shows as well.
An intermediate calf exhibited
by Globe Run Farm was reserve
junior champion. She is a Straight
Pine Elevation Pete daughter.
A growthy red heifer owned by
Michael Burket was named junior
champion in the junior division.
She is a daughter of Hi-De-Ho
Sunset Kid-Red and topped the
junior yearling class.
John A. Foster 111 had reserve
junior champion with his interme
diate yearling heifer. She is a
daughter of Shanghigh Brandsons
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Following are the results by
class:
Central Championship Show
Holstein
Senior Show Results
Bull Calf
1 Alienor Holstein Farms, 2 Globe Run
Farm, 3 Vern Lee/R KHne
Yearling Bull
1 Globe Run Farm, 2 Alienor Holstein, 3
Connection Holsteins
Champion Bull
Alienor Holstein Farm
Reserve Champion Bull
Globe Run Farm
Junior Heifer Calf
1 Hearts Desire Holsteins, 2 Mark Mar
teeny, 3 Alienor Holsteins
Intermediate Heifer Calf
1 Globe Run Farm, 2 Alienor Holstein, 3
Dunnmgs-View Farm
Senior Heifer Calf
1 Alienor Holstein, 2 Scott & Cindy Fisher,
3 Alienor Holstein
Summer Yearling Haller
1. Globe Run Farm; 2 Alienor Holstein, 3
Singing Brook Farms
Junior Yearling Halter
I.Burket-VlewFarm;2 Peach-View Farm,
3. Vern-Lee/R Kline.
Intermediate Yearling Heifer
1. Globe Run Farm, 2 Alienor Holstein, 3
DutTnmgs-View Farm.
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Alienor Holstein, 2 Byerlawn Holsteins,
3 Globe Run Farms
Junior Champion Female
Alienor Holstein Farms
Reserve Jr. Champion Female
Globe Run Farm
Jr. Best 3 Females
1 Alienor Holstein Farm, 2 Globe Run
Farm, 3 Globe Run Farm
Jr. 2-Year-Old
1 Amoore Holstein (BU). 2 Singing Brook
Farms. 3 Elda-Chross Farm
Sr. 2-Year-Old
1 Keith Kennedy, 2 Hearts Desire (BU), 3
Alienor Holstein
3-
1 Amoore Holstein Farm (BU), 2 Globe
Run Farm, 3 Londondalo Farm
4-
1. Burket Falls Farm (BU), 2 Ore Farm, 3
Alienor Holstein.
4-Year-Old & Under Dry Cow
1 Byerlawn Holstems, 2 Alienor Holstein,
3. Alienor Holstein,
1 Globe Run Farm (BU), 2 Globe Run
Farm; 3 Bra-Mar Farms
5-Year-Old & Over Dry Cow
1 Alienor Holstein
6-Year-Old t Over Cow
1 Singing Brook Farm (BU), 2 Globe Run
Farm, 3 Alienor Holstein
Grand Champion Female
Amoore Holstein Farm
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