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KIMBERTON (Chester Co.) participated.
The Chester County 4-H Dairy Tim year, because of the large
Goal Roundup was held at the number of entries, the show was
Kimberton Fairgrounds recently, divided intoi six breed classes-
A total of 40 project goats were Alpine, La Mancha, Nubian,;Ober
shown and 16 4-H youth hasli. Toggenburg. and Registered
the Chester 4-H Dairy Goat Roundup.
reserve best In show at the Chester County 4-H Dairy Goats
Roundup.
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4-H Dairy Goats, left to right, Tammy Yeager, grand
champion Nubian and Tammy Yeager’s reserve gtand
champion Nubian (shown by J. Bohmla).
Chester Co. 4-H Dairy Goat Show Held
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Grades.
Priscilla Burt, a Toggcnburg
breeder and 4-H daily goat leader
from Quakertown, instructed the
4-H'ers in how to improve their
showing and fitting techniques.
In the Alpine class with 22
entries, Laura Anderson. Landen
berg, captured senior and grand
champion with her under 2-year
old doe, Jessmine. She also
received the reserve senior title
with a 3-to 5-year-old doe, Pene
lope. The reserve grand champion
went to Laura’s Carsela. a 12-to
24-month-old kid. Carsela was the
junior champion for Laura Ander
son, who captured all the Alpine
honors except for the reserve
junior champion, which went to
her sister, Kathleen Anderson,
with a kid under 4 months named
Amazon.
In the LaMancha breed, Ben
Hendricks. Phoenixville. was
grand champion with his under
-4-month-old kid, Samantha. Sean
Holz, Phoenixville, was runner-up
with Falena, also an under
4-month-old kid. Tammy Yeager.
Spring City, won the major awards
for the Nubian breed with her 2-to
3- doe. Jasmin, which was
named grand champion, and her
under 4-month-old kid taking
reserve grand champion and junior
champion. Becky Hendricks,
Phoenixville, was the reserve
junior champion with Mandy, a
12- to 24-month-old kid.
Theresa Holz, Phoenixville,
won all the ribbons for the Oberha
sli goats. Hersey, a 5-year-and
older doe, was the grand and senior
champion. Her under 4-month-old
kid, Lollipop, was junior and
reserve grand champion. She had a
2-to 3-year-old doe. Cocoa, that
captured the reserve senior champ
ionship. The Toggenburg awards
went to Jason Wagner, Spring
City, with Rhonda, a 3-to 5-year
old doe, being named senior and
grand champion 1 . His aged doe.
Reba, was reserve senior and
reserve grand champion. In the
registered grade- category, Amy
Sutter, a first-year member from
Spring City, had the junior and
grand champion with an under
-- kid named Klara.
The highlight of the roundup
was when the judge selected Laura
Anderson’s grand champion
Alpine doe, Jessmine, for best in
show honors. Theresa Holz was
close behind with the grand
champion Oberhasli doe, Hersey.
In the fitting and showing com
petition, Kathleen Anderson,
Landenberg, was the senior
champion (for members more than
14 years old) for fitting and show
ing. In the junior competition, Lau
ra Anderson, Landenberg, was
fust for showing and Becky Hen
dricks, Spring City, captured the
fitting tide. Amy Sutter, Spring
City, was picked as the best first
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Henry, Port Royal and Marcus J.
Zook, Mifflin.
In Class 10 competition, the
winning entry was March J. Zook
of Mifflin, followed by Mack
Farms, Pen Argyl, and Kevin Peo
ples, Mifflintown.
Class 11 had only two entries,
the first won by Robert Bicber,
Nazareth, and the second by
Heidel Hollow Farm,
Germansville.
Class 12 winners included, in
order, Robert Biebcr of Nazareth
and Heidel Hollow, Germansville.
Class 21 had only one entry,
Rodney A. Walter, Lcwisburg.
jresa Holz won grand champion Oberhasli at the
Chester C< inty 4-H Dali G r Rf idr"
Chester County 4-H Dairy Goat Roundup winners, from
eft, Laura Anderson, reserve grand champion Alpine and
uura Anderson’s grand champion Alpine (shown by Jaml
Hanna).
year fitter and Michael Collier. A ncw award was initiated this
Pottstown, was the top first year V 6Bl ®° r b® Bl ® tter and b® Bt
showman. showpwson of the roundup. Becky
A group of four Cloverbuds Hendricks was named the best fit
(prc-4-H age) competed in their ter of the entire show and Kathleen
own fitting and showing class with Anderson was the top showperson.
Jessica Bohmier standing first for Burt, the judge, comple
fitting and Theresa Anderson win- rented the exhibitors on how well
ning the fust place ribbon in they had prepared and shown their
showing. goats.
Class 22 winners, first to third
place, were Virgil Gutshall, Jr.,
Blain; Nevin G. Rice, Blain; and
Greg Kennis, Dußois.-
Class 23 competition placed the
following, in order, Rodney A.
Walter, Lewisburg and Jeff Kauff
man, Mifflintown.
Class 24 had the following win
ners, first to third, Nevin G. Rice,
Blain; Heidel Hollow Farm, Ger
mansville; and Terry L. Eutzy,
Huntingdon.
Class 25 had only one entry,
Nevin G. Rice. Blain.
Class 26 had two entries, Nevin
G. Rice, Blain and Jeff Kauffman,
Mifflintown.
Winning entries from Class 27
were, in order, Virgil Gulshall, Jr.,
Blain; 2. Jleidel Hollow Farm,
Germansville; Jeff Kauffman,
Mifflintown.
In Class 28 competition, the fol
lowing wot in order Virgil Gut
shall, Jr., Blain; Nevin G. Rice,
Blain; and Jeff Kauffman,
Mifflintown.
Class 29 had the following
results: Jeff Kauffman, Mifllin
town and R.E. Shearer and Family,
Port Royal.
In the last. Class 30 had only
two winning entries: Jeff Kauff
man, Mifflintown and Chase Eut
zy, Huntingdon.