Dl2-Lancaster Farming Saturday, October 20,1990
JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK (York Co.) In addi
tion to the usual competition of
market lambs and breeding sheep,
4-H members at the York Fair
turned out for a variety of events
testing their shepherding skills,
showmanship, fitting and even
their imagination.
The blocking and grooming
contest saw 39 head of off-the
pasture sheep matched with 4-H
members who had one hour to fit
them to show readiness. Amy Dut
rey, Dallastown, finished with
champion honors, after taking first
place in the senior age group. Sec
ond in the seniors was Jean Sher
ry, Thomasville, while R.J. Sher
ry, thomasville, placed third.
Matt Sellers won the
intermediate age grouping, then
earned the judge’s nod for reserve
champion overall. Second inter
mediate was Cindy Dehoff, Glen
Rock, with Dave Olson, East Ber-
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Shepherds Compete In Special Events
lin, third. First place junior group
award went to Holly Gohn, Tho
masville, with Julie Kem, York,
second, and Rebecca Emmett,
Wellsville, taking third honors.
Amy Dturey repeated her win
ning ways in the shepherd’s bred
and owned class, claiming senior
division and grand champion hon
ors. In the second senior and
reserve champion place was Mike
Klinedinst, Stewartstown. Third
m the senior age group was David
Myers, Wellsville.
Amy Dutrey repeated her win
ning ways in the shepherd’s bred
and owned class, claining senior
division and grand champion hon
ors. In the second senior and
reserve champion place was Mike
Klinedinst, Stewartstown. Third
in the senior age group was David
Myers, Wellsville.
Intermediate age group was
topped by Lisa Dehoff, Glen rock.
Second place went to Amy Shaf
fer, East Berlin, and third to Angie
Shaffer. East Berlin.
Topping a junior age group of
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ten entries was Matt Trostle, Red
Lion, with Tabitha Ebersole,
York, second, and Drew Bankert,
Red Lion, third.
Seniors Greg Bankert, Hanov
er, and Amy Dutrey shared
champion and reserve wins in the
fitting-showmanship runoffs.
Amy was champion fitter and
reserve showman, while Greg
claimed champion showman hon
ors and reserve fitter. Mike Kline
dinst claimed third in both fitting
and showmanship senior division.
Showmanship honors in the
intermediate group went to Lisa
Dehoff, Glen Rock, first, Amy
Shaffer, East Berlin, second, and
Vanessa Debnam, Hanover, third.
Intermediate fitter winner was
Matt Sellers, Thomasville, with
Vanessa Debnam, second, and
Lisa Dehoff, third.
Junior showmanship went to
Matt Trostle, Red Lion, first, Julie
Kem, York, second, and Tabitha
Ebersole, York, third. In the junior
fitting division, Janelle Mancuso,
Felton, finished first, over Julie
Kem, second, and Matt Trostle,
third.
Lead line competition com
bined stylish wool garments with
fine-fit sheep in a lamb-and-owner
fashion show. Top sports in the
senior age division went to Wendy
Debnam, Hanover, first. Jean
Sherry, Thomasville, second, and
Amy Dutrey, Dallastown, third.
Heather Moya*, Hanover, was
first intermediate, over Dave
Olson, East Berlin, second, and
Drew Bankert, Red Lion, third.
Junior division honors were
claimed by Meghan Hayes, Red
Lion, first, Melissa Mancuso, Pel-
ton, second, and Rebecca Emmett,
Wellsville, third.
Drawing a standing-room-only
crowd was the popular sheep
decorator class, with more than 30
lambs and owners putting on a
colorful costume parade. Matt
Trestle’s mutant teenage ninja
sheep took the judge’s eye as the
funniest entry. Second was Jody
Dutrey, Dallastown, with a third
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Dempseys Rocket 116. Exhibited
by Grassy Forks Farm, Catawba,
N.C.
Junior Calf Champion: DC
Mr Premier 0128 ET, March 19,
1990, sired by WDW Prestige
650 U. Exhibited by Dewey
Charolais.
Reserve Junior Calf Champ
ion: WC Marksman 0002 P, Jan.
21,1990, sired by DC Polled Gold
8257. Exhibited by White Wheel
Charolais Ranch, Rankin, 111., and
Wesson Charolais Inc., Koshko
nong. Mo.
Senior Calf Champion: SCF
Sharpshooter 104, Nov. 6, 1989,
sired by CC Polled Commando.
Exhibited by Smith Charolais
Farm, Longview, Texas.
Reserve Senior Calf Champ
ion: UGF Navajo Mac 11079 ET,
Nov. 27, 1989, sired by FZ
Mighty Mac Polled 828. Exhi
bited by Ulcer Gulch Farms,
Strang, Okla.
Reserve Intermediate
Champion: FH-RRR Willard.
May 18, 1989, sired by Silver
Creek High-Rise. Exhibited by
21st Century Genetics, Shawano,
Big
Pa. Charolais
place to Jamie Reid, Dallastown.
Joshua Stavis, Felton, was
named first-place winner in the
most unusual category, over
Meghan Hayes, Red Lion, second,
and Clay McKinney, York, third.
Most attractive was Vanessa
Debnam, Hanover, topping
second-place Heather
Red Lion, and Julie Kem, York, in
third.
Wis.; Triple R Ranch, Franklin
ton, N.C.; Lothlorien Farm, Chilli
cothe, Mo.; and Simmons & Hol
loway Charolais, Laclede, Mo.
Junior Champion: DC Mr Dil
lon 905 ET, March 5, 1989, sired
by BR-MF Krugerrand T 752,
Exhibited by M&M Charolais.
Reserve Junior Champion;
WC Shenandoah 9022, Feb. 17,
1989, sired by Perfections Cutting
Edge ET. Exhibited by Double 0
Charolais, Marshall, Texas.
Reserve Senior Champion;
SCF Memorial Jack 820, 1988,
sired by BR Yukon Jack UCH2
ET. Exhibited by Seabaugh Char
olais Farms.
Groups
Produce of Dam: Thomas Ms
Kendra 6630 ET. Exhibited by
M&M Charolais.
Junior Get-of-Sire: WDW
Prestige 6SOU. Exhibited by
Dewey Charolais.
Get-of-Sire: BR-MF Kruger
rand T7S2. Exhibited by Willard
Walker.
Breeder’s Herd: M&M
Charolais.
Group of Five: Dewey
Charolais.
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