Polled Hereford Youth Meet For National Junior Show
KANSAS CITY, Mo. South
ern hospitality greeted more than
300 exhibitors and 400-plus Poll
ed Herefords at the 20th Junior
National Polled Hereford Show
and Forum held July 17-22 in Per
ry, Ga.
The “Georgia Or. My Mind”
Twenty-two members of state junior Polled Hereford as* -
soCiations were recognized by their respective peers dur
ing the 20th Junior National Polled Hereford Show and For
um. Recipients Qf Outstanding State Junior Awards were
presented with a certificate of merit and a $5O savings
bond from the American Polled Hereford Association. They
are (front, from left) Robby Blacked, New Windsor, Md.;
Stacy Williams, Batesburg, S.C.; Carole Hicks, Statesboro,
Ga.; Rachel Bush, Brycevllle, Fla.; Erin Roa'ch, Centreville,
Mich.; Barbie McMahon, Blue Hill, Neb.; (center, from left)
Mark Banff, Pedricktown, N.J.; Chad Davis, Lexington,
N.C.: Dustin Simmons, Petrolia, Texas; Luke Farno, Eaton,
Ohio; Sonja Jensen, Cottage Grove, Wls.; Sherri Soules,
Sklatook, Okla.; (back, from left) Dustin Heeter, Oil City,
Pa.; John Atkinson, Oxford, Iowa; Tom Boatman, Blounts
ville, Ala.; Matt Rhodus, Greenwood, Mo.; Matt Siedllng,
Laurel, Ind.; Jimmy Langley, Camden, Ark., and Jennifer
Hughes, Baton Rouge, La. Not pictured are Jamie Golden,
Arrowsmlth, III.; Scott Woolfolk, Jackson, Tenn., and Jen
nifer Dorrell, Bendena, Kan. More than 1,500 junior mem
bers and their families traveled from all pads of the nation
to padiclpate in the 20th Junior National Polled Hereford
Show and Forum held July 17-22 in Perry, Ga.
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event was held in the state’s heart
land at the Georgia National Fair
grounds and Agricenter and co
hosted by senior and junior Polled
Hereford breeders from Georgia,
Florida, and Alabama.
Junior national exhibitors
showcased 426 head of 1992-bom
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heifers, steers, and cow-calf pairs.
Particularly impressive was half
of the 20 heifer classes were top
ped by animals bred by junior ex
hibitors. The reserve grand cham
pion heifer and the champion
cow-calf pair were also bred and
owned entries. Judges for this
event were lead judge Tom Hook,
a Tracy. Minn., cattle breeder, and
associate judge Jeff Bedwell, in
structor and livestock judging
coach at Northeast Oklahoma
A&M College, Miami,, Okla.
For their grand champion fe
male, Hook and Bedwell selected
Division IV winner RJY Sara
9208, a March yearling sired by
HPH Raceways Dasher 34Z. The
heifer was bred by RJY Polled
Herefords, Edgar, Neb., and own
ed by 14-year-old Steven Soules,
Skiatook, Okla.
The reserve grand champion
heifer was also champion of the
bred-and-owned show and the Di
vision 111 champion. She was TJ
030 Jaqui 239, a May 1992 TJ-
Jaguar 030 daughter bred and
owned by 21-year-old Kent Tjar
des, Gibson City, 111. The reserve
champion bred-and-owned heifer
was HPH Infinity 378, a Novem
ber ’92 daughter of Kilmrle Deliv
erance SOU. She came out of Divi
sion I and was bred and owned by
17-year-old Heather Hicks, Cull
man, Ala.
The champion cow-calf pair,
also a bred-and-owned entry, was
exhibited by 15-year-old Curt
Stockdale, Dayton. Pa. He won
with CS Miss Ist Flag 21A, a
2-year-old GS Checkered Rag
daughter, and her April heifer calf
by Beau Donald Rival.
Eleven-year-old Precious Allas,
Grandview, Texas, exhibited the
reserve champion cow-calf pair
that was bred by her family’s At
las Polled Herefords. The duo in
cluded Atlas Redeyed Lady 7A, a
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Junior members of .the American Polled Hereford Asso
ciation had an opportunity to display their talents in the
20th Junior National Polled Hereford Show and Forum
photography contest. Polled Herefords or an activity relat
ed to the breed was the subject matter for the 62 photo
graphs entered in the peewee, Junior and senior divisions.
Youth on hand to accept their awards at the Junior National
Awards Dinner were (front, from left) first place peewee,
Katherine Bush, Bryceville, Fla.; third place junior, Russell
Simmons, Petrolia, Texas; second place junior Matt Cross,
Kennerdell, Pa.; (back, from left) senior honorable men
tion. Tracy Wlrth, Richmond, Wls.; third place senior, Kevin
Martin, Crown City, Ohio; second place senior, Dustin Sim
mons, Petrolia Texas, and first place senior Jennifer Hugh
es, Baton Rouge, La. Not pictured are peewee second
place and honorable mention, Darrell Gabbert, Prescott,
Kan.; peewee third place, Jonathan Harfst, Easton, III.; first
place junior, Joanna Rlffel, Enterprise, Kan., and junior
honorable mention, Brandy Snyder,. Thurmont, Md. More
than 1,500 junior members and their families traveled from
all parts of the nation to participate in the 20th Junior Na
tional Polled Hereford Show and Forum held July 17-22 In
Perry, Ga.
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