Six-Year-Old
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Dale-Pride Monique Roxy, the
homebred five-year-old exhibited
by Rebecca Hostetler of Annville.
Named junior champion in the
youth division was Sunnybend
Nectarine Starbuck, the intermedi
ate yearling exhibited by Bridgette
Boyer of York. The youth reserve
junior champion rosette went to
John Andrew Foster 111 with his
junior yearling, Globe Run Star
buck Beverly.
Ayrshire
The Hunter family of West Al
exander took home three of the
four top open Ayrshire champion
ship titles from the 1990 Farm
Show. This was the third year of
showing for the Washington
County family and their first Farm
Show champions.
Toll Gate Ayr Johnny Jerr, own
ed by Jeremy G. Hunter, was
named senior and grand champion
in the open and youth divisions
plus won the champion udder
rosette. The two-year-old is a St.
Cesaire Johnny daughter out of
Meadow Brae Jill. She was junior
champion in last year’s state youth
competition and seventh at the All
American. In addition, she was
first-place two-year-old in the
open and junior show in Louisville
last fall.
The reserve senior and reserve
grand championship titles were
presented to Toll Gate Ayr Lib’s
Finny, owned by Dwight Hunter.
Finny is an eight-year-old cow that
was named first-place dry cow at
the ’B9 Ohio State Fair and Pen
nsylvania All American and fourth
aged cow at the Southern National
in Louisville last year.
Also coming from the Hunter’s
Toll Gate Ayr Farm herd of 150
head was the junior champion, a
senior calf. Rakin Rebel Sara is a
Des Pupliers Rebel daughter out of
Walnut Bottom Oracle.
The reserve junior champion
rosette went to Plum Bottom
Flashy Kitty owned by John Rod
gers of Belleville. Kitty, a Ham
monds Flashy daughter out of
Anchor Mere Kat, was named
junior champion at the Mifflin
County Fair, reserve junior
champion at the Huntingdon
County Fair, and seventh place
senior yearling in the ’B9 All
American.
In the youth division, the junior
champion was shown by Jeremy
Ron Wood, second from right, of Gor-Wood-D Farms led Gor-Wood-D Persuading
Favor to the eenior and g rand champion Holstein title and on to the 1990 Pennsylvania
Farm Show supreme dairy championship. Gordon Wood, second from left, Is at the
halter of the reserve senior and reserve grand champion Holstein, C BaKonia Warden
Julia. With them at left Is the Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Anne Mitchell and Jim
Shaw, judge.
Holstein Is Supreme Dairy Champion At Farm Show
Hunter, while the reserve junior
champion was exhibited by Sharon
Rader of Connoquenssing. Her
entry was a junior calf named
Sycamore-Meade Dynamite’s.
The reserve senior and reserve
grand champion was Christopher
Harding’s Kemerer Farm Taffys
Carmel. Carmel is a Toll Gate Albi
Major daughter out of Kemerer
Kathie Taffy.
The premier exhibitor award in
the Ayrshire competition went to
Homestead Acres and the Harold
Rader family, while the premier
breeder'award went to Maulfair
Acres of Jonestown.
Brown Swiss
Pretzel Jade Poptwin, a-two
year-old Bridge View Jade ET
daughter, was proclaimed the best
balanced animal in the Brown
Swiss competition by judge Doug
las Evans and therefore die grand
champion. Evans also appreciated
the teat placement on the cow,
which came from the Bruce Heil
inger herd in Newmanstown. Pop
twin is out of Improver Pretzel.
Another Lebanon County herd
did well at this year’s Farm Show.
The Mase family, led by Gary L.
Mase of Lebanon, went home with
the premier exhibitor and breeder
awards as well as the reserve grand
champion, junior champion, and
youth junior and grand champion
tides.
Nine-year-old Garrett Mase led
out Meadow Hill Jade April, a
junior calf whose dam. Meadow
Hill Amaretta, was named reserve
champion at a previous Farm
Show. Besides being named junior
Alternate Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Mary Werner
lends a helping hand to Jim Young, center, owner of the
grand champion Milking Shorthorn. The reserve grand
championship title went to the cow held by Jimmy Young.
Bemeta Gable’s four-year-old Sniders Fayettes Aften was named grand champion
Guernsey, while Dave Smith showed the reserve grand champion. Pictured with the
champions are, from left, Judge Merton Sowerby, Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Anne
Mitchell, Berneta Gable, Dave Smith, and National Guernsey Princess Angelique
McDonald.
champion in the youth and open
shows, she was reserve grand
champion in the youth show. April
is a Bridge View Jade ET
daughter.
Gary’s sister Judy exhibited the
reserve grand champion in the
open show, an aged cow that also
was named senior and grand
champion in the youth show. Mea
dow Hill Prospect Lauren is a VB
Great Prospect daughter out of Jes
sie Improver Lena.
Mike Kunkle of Jonestown
exhibited Shady Creek Lenore
Nyla, a intermediate yearling that
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Lancastw Farming, Saturday, January 13,1990-A25
Bruce Hellinger, right, holds his grand champion Brown
Swiss, Pretzel Jade Poptwin. At left, Judy Mase is at the hal
ter of Meadow Hill Prospect Lauren, the reserve grand
champion. Between them Is alternate Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess Angle Spickler.
Farm Show Holstein premier awards went to two families
and farms. Gor-Wood—D Farms, owned by the Gordon
Wood family, took the premier exhibitor plaque, while Globe
Run Farm, owned by the John Foster Jr. family, took home
the premier breeder award. From left are, Tim, Gordon,
Heather, and Ron Wood and Alice, John Jr. holding Saman
tha, and John A. Foster 111 with Anlssa Kensinger In front.
Twelve*year-old Jeremy Hunter, right, holds his senior
and grand champion of the youth and open Ayrshire shows.
Named reserve senior and reserve grand champion of the
open show was Ton Gate Ayr Lib’s Finny, held by exhibitor
Dwight Hunter.