This bull won grand champion laurels at the 1990 State Fair of Virginia Angus
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and Whltestone & Krebs, Gordon, Nebraska, the bull is W K Classified. This February
1989 son of Brest Power Drive First won the Junior championship.
.. was named grand chami jt at the J9O State Fair of
Virginia Angus Show in Richmond. Northcote Farm and Elk Creek Angus, both of
Forest, own the grand winner. This April 1989 daughter of Waldeck Shocker first won
the junior championship.
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Fair Angus Champs
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Angus
exhibitors from throughout the
United States brought cattle to
compete for championship honors
at the 1990 State Fair of Virginia
Angus Show in Richmond. Dee
Woody of Carbondale, Illinois,
evaluated the 88 entries in the
heifer, bull, and cow-calf pair
categories.
Northcote Queen Sonja was
selected the grand champion heif
er after winning the junior champ
ionship. She was an April 1989
daughter of Waldeck Shocker and
was owned by Northcote Farm &
Elk Creek Angus, both of Forest,
Virginia.
Kruegers Bellona walked away
the reserve grand champion heif
er. Owned by Whitney Dalton,
Altavista, the heifer first won the
intermediate division and was a
May 1989 daughter of Grubbs
Mac Kenzie.
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The grand champion bull was
WK Classified owned by Yadkin
River Angus Farm, Clemmons,
North Carolina, and Whitestone &
Krebs, Gordon, Nebraska. The
bull was first selected the junior
champion and was a February
1989 son of Brost Power Drive.
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The reserve grand champion
bull was an October 1989 son of
B&L Stitch named White Hall
Superman ES6. Danwell Farms,
Earlysville, led out the reserve
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champion.
In other heifer competition,
Genito ACF Sunshine Gal won
the senior championship for own
er Andrew Federspiel of
Powhatan.
The reserve junior champion
entry was K W Coral 9100. The
heifer is owned by Bradley Watts,
Bowling Green, Kentucky;
Goshen Farm, Paris, Kentucky;
and W.P. Watts, Hiseville,
Kentucky.
Andrew Aitcheson, Waynes
boro, owned the reserve interme
diate champion heifer named B H
Lass 349 C.
Northcote Norita won the
senior heifer calf championship
for Northcote Farm. The reserve
senior heifer calf champion was
Whitestone Kinannie 960, exhi
bited by Yadkin River Angus
Farm.
B H Miss Canada Charlie E9C
won the junior heifer calf champ
ionship for owner Andrew Aitche
son. The reserve junior heifer calf
winner was J P Karamo 8100
owned by Evie and John Pyne Jr.
of Culpeper.
In other bull competition, Byr
nely Lone rider 7158 was named
reserve senior champion. John
Hausner, The Plains, exhibited the
reserve winner.
Entre 29 won the reserve junior
championship for Andrew Aitche
son and Carroll Grove, both of
Waynesboro.
Manx O Mac Henry walked
away the intermediate champion
bull. He is owned by Manx Farms
of Newark, Ohio. The reserve
intermediate winner was Zeuswyn
Mac Bo 039 owned by Carlton
Clore and William Graves, both of
Culpeper.
Bymley of The Plains owned
the senior bull calf winner, Byrn
ley Valentino 2249. The reserve
senior bull calf champion was G F
Kosar owned by Goshen Farm.
W R B Prime Time 180 won the
junior bull calf championship. The
winner is owned by Roger Bow
les, Kents Store. The reserve
junior bull calf winner was North
cote Primus. He is owned by
Northcote Farm.
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