02-Uncastar Farming, Saturday, August 7,1993
JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK (York Co.) Brad
Walker lock home his first 4-H
Dairy Supreme Champion title
last week, after winning the Hol
stein show with his senior three
year-old entry. The July 29 county
roundup was held at the York
Fairgrounds.
The 16-year-old New Freedom
member topped the 4-H show of
nearly 100 entries with Warns
Sexy Lady, scored VG-85 and
projected in her second lactation
to 22,630 pounds milk, 813 fat and
643 protein.
In selecting the Supreme win
ner, judge Cam Davis, Union
Bridge, Maryland, praised Lady as
the most dairy of the contending
breed champions, .with the best
fore udder and with wide rear ud
der attachments.
Other breed champions con
tending for the Supreme honor
were Jason Stambaugh, Spring
Grove, in the Ayrshire division,
Joshua Hushon, Delta, Brown
Swiss; Kelly Morris, Fawn Grove,
Guernsey; William Jenkins, Fawn
Both top Ayrshire breed honors went to cows exhibited
by Jesse Stambaugh, right. His brother. Jason, is at the
haiter of the reserve,winner, left.
Showmanship age division winners at the York 4-H Dairy
Roundup were, from left. Dixie Doll, Michael Greek. Brad
Walker and Rebecca Kilgore.
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from left, Judged Anne and Cam Davis, Dairy Maid Tanya . roman, champion exhibi
tor Brad Walker, Dairy Maid Kelly Jo Myers and York Dairy Princess Cecilia Martin.
Walker Exhibits York 4-H Dairy Supreme Champ
Grove, Jersey; and Heather Crawl,
Airville, Milking Shorthorn.
Placing in the reserve spot to
the Supreme winner in the Hol
stein champion runoffs was Ste
ven Gemmill, Delta, exhibiting his
senior two-year-old Woodbine-K
Mark Mavis. Junior champion
honors went to Dixie Doll, Glen
Rock, with her fall yearling and
Chad Trimmer, East Berlin, earn
ed the reserve junior champion
spot with the second-placed fall
yearling. Best bred and owned
honors went to Shannon Doll's
senior two-year-old.
Brothers Jesse and Jason Stam
baugh. Spring Grove, shared Ayr
shire breed honors. Jesse took
grand champion and best bred and
owned with his senior two-year
old Triple-J Gemini Andy, and
snagged the reserve champion
placing with his five-year-old. Ja
son earned the junior champion
with a yearling, placing over his
brother’s reserve junior, a winter
calf.
In the Brown Swiss division,
Joshua Hushon, Delta, took senior
and grand champion with Foust
York 4*H Guernsey honors went to, from left, Todd Morris, junior champion,
Michelle Jenkins, reserve senior and grand, Kelly Morris with the champion, and
Annie Rauhauser, reserve junior.
Topplng the 4-H Holstein lineup were, from left, Dixie Doll, junior champion, Steve
Gemmlll, reserve senior and grand champion, Brad Walker, champion and Chad
Trimmer, reserve junior.
Hill Rocket Louisa. Reserve grand
champion was the Junior cham
pion. a winter yearling, exhibited
by Jason Smith, Delta. Jacob
Hushon’s winter calf was chosen
reserve junior champion, as well
as named best bred and owned.
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Kelly Morris, Fawn Grove,
claimed top Guernsey division
prizes, taking senior and grand
champion titles, as well as best
bred and owned, with Moracre
Fayette Jinglebell, a senior three
year-old. The junior three-year
old exhibited by Michelle Jenkins,
Fawn Grove, was chosen reserve
senior and grand. Todd Morris,
Fawn Grove, claimed junior
champion with his spring year
ling, over the reserve junior cham-
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pion, a winter calf exhibited by (Turn to Pago 03)
Annie Rauhauser, Dover.
junior and reserve grand, and left is Jacob Hushon, with
best bred and owned.
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WHllam Jenkins, junior champion, and Annie Rauhauser,
reserve Junior.
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