Quality Reigns At Maryland
Junior and reserve Junior champion of the 4-H Maryland
State Holstein show went to Shane Schwartzbeck with
reserve champion, Peach and Plenty Strbk Dellgh and
Matthew lager (right) with Md*Maple Dlxlecrat Queen Junior
champion.
liam Smith and Crystal Smith all
placed on the top in the remaining
classes. The 4-year-old cow from
Crystal Smith, OCS Dairy Phils
Candy, not only took first in the
open show in her class, but also in
the junior show which enabled her
to capture the grand champion tro
phy as well.
The lager family from Fulton,
showed the strength and depth of
their herd in the junior show as
they placed in the top three in five
out of the six classes. Matthew
took the first place ribbons in three
of the heifer classes, senior heifer
calf, summer and junior yearling.
His senior heifer calf, Md-
Maple-Lawn Dixiecrat Queen,
was the junior champion female
competing in the largest class of
the day with 28 animals. She is an
Ocean-View Dixiecrat daughter'
out qf Md-Maple-Lawn Creek
Queen. Matthew’s brother, Mark,
placed second in the intermediate
heifer calf and their cousin, Tan
ya. placed second in the senior
yearling class.
Shane Schwartzbeck took the
■reserve junior champion rosette
with his senior yearling, Peace &
Plenty Strbk Delight. The remain
ing two first place winners were
Jenell Rinehart and Donna
Johnson.
The Smith family from Jeffer
son, and the Savage family from
Knoxville, were the top winners in
the cow classes as their animals
placed in the top three in five Clas
ses out of eight. OCS Dairy Phils
Candy, owned by Crystal Smith,
captured the grand champion title
of the show as well as senior
champion. Her first place 4-year
old is a OCS Dairy Elevation Val
daughter out of Ken-Ric Hannibal
Cindy-ET.
The Junior All-American and
the All-Maryland 3-year-old of
1988, took the reserve senior and
reserve grand champion of the
show. Christopher Savage’s first
place dry 4-year-old, Savage-
Leigh RORAE Chrissy, just
couldn’t compete with the milking
4-year-old in the bloom of her lac-
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tation, said Elsass. Chrissy was
also the best bred and owned ani
mal of the show. His sister, Amy,
had the first place 3-year-old cow.
Jack Kahler had two first place
animals with his senior 2-year-old
and his aged cow. Shannon Harri
son, David Walker and Bucky
Ehrhardt took home the other first
place ribbons.
The following is the first three
placings in each class starting with
the open show.
Jry Princess Regina Williams (left) presents banners to Maryland State jlstein
grand and reserve grand champions of the junior show. Pictured (from left) Crystal
Smith with grand champion; Christopher Savage with reserve grand champion; Dairy
Princess Becky Cummings; and show judge Elsass.
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MARYLAND STATE
HOLSTEIN SHOW
Open Shew
Senior Heifer Calf
1. Matthew lager; 2. Pintail Point Farm; 3
George William 111.
Summer Yearling Heifer
1. Matthew lager; 2. Savage-Leigh; 3
Marlon Andrew.
Junior Yearling Heifer
1 Tommy Remsburg; 2. Mathew lager; 3
Charles T. Dean 111.
Intermediate Senior Yearling
1. Pintail Point Farm; 2. George William
Smith III; 3. Donna Johnson.
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Pintail Point Farm; 2. Shane
Schwartzbeck-BBO; 3. Tanya lager.
Junior Champion
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Reserve Junior Champion
\ Pintail Point Farm
Junior Bast 3 Females
1. Md-Maple Lawn Farm, Inc; 2, Peace
and Plenty Farm; 3. Windsor Manor.
Junior 2 Year Old Cow
1. Marion Andrew; 2. Shannon Harnson,
3 Marlin’ Hoff-880.
Senior 2 Year Old Cow
1. Hills-Hope Holstems-BBO; 2. My Ladys
Manor Farm, Inc.; 3. Dennis Savage.
3 Year Old Cow
1. George William Smith 111-BBO; 2. Spring
Valley Farm, 3. Brian Smith-BU.
4 Year Old Cow
1 Crystal Smith-BBO; 2. Kelli Savage-
TPW (23.715FCM); 3. Crystal Smith
S Year Old Cow
1 Hills-Hope Holsteins-BU; 2. CCS Dairy;
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