822-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Septambar 18,1993
Polled Hereford Youth
(Continued from Pago B 21)
Springs, Pa., and owned by
16-year-old Jennifer Altobelli,
Dover, Pa. The reserve champion
steer was 1,200 lbs. at 16 months
of age and sired by GK Sportsman
41Y. He was bred by James Cra
vens, Buffalo, 111., and owned by
15-year-old Jayson Gntwistle,
Riverton, 111.
Junior exhibitors from Illinois
famed the Brownell Combs Me
morial Trophy for exhibiting the
best state group of animals. Sec
ond place was won by Oklahoma
juniors and third by Texas. Twen
ty-year-old Tammy Riffel, Enter
prise, Kan., earned the premier ex
hibitor award for the fifth conse
cutive year. Heather Hicks was the
premier junior breeder, while the
premier senior breeder award
went to Greg and Gail Alsup of
High Prairie Farms, Fair Grove,
Mo.
Also presented during the show
was the Lewis Memorial Award, a
scholastic award that recognizes
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Curt Stockdale, Dayton, Pa., exhibited the champion
cow-calf pair at the 20th Junior National Polled Hereford
Show. His bred-and-owned entry was CS Miss is Flag 21 A,
a 2-year-old GS Checkered Flag daughter, and her April
heifer calf by Beau Donald Rival. Stockdale is the 15-year
old son of Dennis and Jo Stockdale and will be a sopho
more at Dayton High School this fall
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junior accomplishments at the
Junior National. It is given in me
mory of Walter and Joe-Lewis of
Alfalfa Lawn Farms, Lamed, Kan.
First place and $5OO was awarded
to Heather Hicks; second place
and $375 to Tom Boatman,
Blountsville, Ala., and third place
and $250 to Lynne Wise, New
Philadelphia, Ohio.
Another scholastic achievement
award, the highest a junior mem
ber of the American Polled Here
ford Association can receive, was
presented to Judy Anderson, Gold
Hill, Ore. Anderson’s prize in
cludes a $l,OOO scholarship and a
trip of choice to a Polled Hereford
operation in the U.S., sponsored
by Harding and Harding Insur
ance. Second place and a $750
scholarship was presented to Tam
my Riffel, and third place and a
$5OO scholarship went to Michael
Poss, Harlem, Ga.
Six new members were elected
to leadership positions on the Na
tional Junior Polled Hereford
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Council during the annual mem
bership meeting of the junior asso
ciation. Those who will hold two
year terms on the Council arc Jen
ny Hartzell, Redmond, Ore.;
Angie Stump, Blue Rapids, Kan.;
Kevin Owen, Lamar, Mo.; Stan
ton Webster, Carthage, Tcnn.;
Kyle McMillan* Highland, 111.,
and Chris Mirfffnix, Woodbine,
Md. Officers ei&led to lead the
Council are Chairman Tim Lock
hart, Red Oak, Texas; Vice Chair
man Stan Hathorn, Louisville,
Miss.; Secretary Heather Hicks;
Reporter Mandy Peak, Mansfield,
Ohio, and Ex-Officio Jock Bee
son, Wayne, Neb.
The following are divisional
and class winners of the National
Junior Polled Hereford Show;
NATIONAL JUNIOR
POLLED HEREFORD
SHOW RESULTS
HEIFERS
Division I Rooorvo Champion: PVF Mta
Astra 284, by 100 CL Dorn ISO 264 T,
11-8-92. Bred by Margarets Riffel, Enter
pnso, Kan. Owned by Tammy Riffal, Enter
prise, Kan.
Division II Champion: HPF Lady Cos
sack 2028, by JR LB 621 CosSßck Y 166,
9-4-92. Bred by High Prairie Farms, Fair
Grove, Mo. Owned by Denver Alsup, Fair
Grove, Mo.
Division II Rassrva Champion and Brad
k Ownsd Division H Champion: Lf Theo
dora, by Tax Prime Time, 8-IS-92. Bred and
owned by Luke Famo, Eaton, Ohio.
Division 111 Raaarve Champion; PVF
Matilda 213, by Koanui Blueprint ET,
4-13-92. Bred by Amos Sterner, Enterprise,
Kan. Owned by Tammy Riffal.
Division IV Rsaervs Champion; LOW
Turbo Queen 811. by Sanders Turbo Y 27,
3-3-92. Bred by Lindy and Dorothy Wright,
Alvarado, Texas Owned by Cody Conner,
Granbury, Texas.
Division V Champion and Brad 8 Own
sd Division V Champion: 4HR Athena
3688, by GK Rushmore Y 7, 1-28-92. Bred
and owned by Justin Howard, Dora, Mo.
Division V Rassrva Champion and Brad
8 Owned Division V Reserve Champion:
LOW Lady Reno by Lansing, 1-14-92. Bred
and owned by Lynne Wise, New Philadel
phia, Ohio.
Class 3 Winnsr and Brad 8 Ownsd Divi
sion I Rassrva Champion: DSF Ms Sally
Jesse 318, by Star Mark 3000, 10-14-92.
Bred and owned by Dustin Simmons, Pe
trolla, Texas.
Brad 8 Ownsd Division II Rassrva
Champion; MCM DSM Flirtatious 2708, by
DR PlB3 Rebel 926 Y, 8-25-92. Brad and
owned by Dartxe McMahon, Blue Hill, Neb.
Brad A Ownad Division 111 Rssarva
Champion: GSF Adas Juliatima SOB, by
ABC Power Time 9052, 4-24-92. Bred and
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Class 16 Winnsr and Bred 8 Owned Di
vision IV Champion: CS Lady 28, by JCO
NV Ascendant Y 28.2-20-92. Brad and own
ed by Curt Stockdale.
Brad 8 Owned Division IV Raaarve
Champion: AT Miss Achieva, by NV Prece
dence 100 U. 3-22-92. Bred and owned by
John Atkinson, Oxford, lowa.
Class 4 Winnsr: MCM DSM Lace 2738,
by DR PlB3 Rebel 928 Y, 9-26-92. Bred and
ownsd by Darble McMahon.
Class 7 Winnsr: CC GD Rita 18, by JP
Fantasdck Max 9Z, 6-24-92. Bred by Chad
Carter, Mexia, Texas. Owned by Kevin Mar
tin, Crown City, Ohio.
. Class I Winner PVF Hearts Afire 271, by
IGT Forecaster 173 T, 5-28-92. Bred and
owned by Tammy Riffel.
Class 10 Winnsr: Allants, by Dunwalke
Fidelity, 4-26-92. Bred by David and Nancy
Griffiths, Kearney, Mo. Owned by Jane
Bickelhaupt, Mt. Carroll, 111.
Class 12 Winnsr: Ql Ms Ldy Tri LIBB, by
OHF Trifecta 410 X, 3-39-92. Bred by Gene
tic Improvers, Chrisman, 111. Owned by Oe
wam Lorenzen, Chrisman, Id.
Class IS Winner Tax Y 8 Flopay 08. by
GK LLB Rave, 2-22-92. Brod and owned by
Tom Boatman.
Class 17 Winnsr; BOC Jubilee 1492, by
BB MSU ISS Wisdom. 2-12-92. Bred by Bit
of Country, Cedar Springs, Mich. Owned by
K.C. Keffer, Crawfordsville, Ind.
Class 20 Winner: Ms Summer Lady 128,
by DR Pi 83 Rebel 926 Y, 1-3-92. Bred by
Richard Courson, Hamburg, Ark. Owned by
Shawn Etharton, Buffalo, 111.
COW-CALF PAIRS
Claea 1 Winner: Boyd Classy Lass 31A,
by SF TOO Crossroads Y 208,3-10-91. And
bull call, by Boyd Rutlsdge Stockman,
3-17-93. Brad by Boyd Baef Catde, Mays
Lick, Ky. Owned by Kevin Rooker, Union
town, Pa.
Class 3 Winnsr. NFF Heart Breaker 2, by
RHS Raleigh 29, 4-1-90. And heifer calf, by
SF HCF 4WF Warrior Z7O, 2-3-93. Bred by
New Frontier Genetics Inc., Mansfield, Mo
Owned by Jason Robertson, Lebanon, Mo,
STEERS
Class 1 Winnsr: Steer sired by MB Vic
Force 22T, 6-4-92. Bred by Martin Bros. Poll
ed Herefords, Granite, Okla. Owned by Davy
Lockhart, Red Oak, Texas.
Class 3 Winner; Steer sired by WGF Airo
star Ren 659, S-S-92. Bred by Walnut Grove
Farms, Agenda, Kan. Owned by Marti Valek,
Agenda, Kan.
Class 5 Winner: Steer sired by Mr. Star
Boy 901, 4-20-92. Bred by Naughton Bros.
Polled Herefords, Grand Ridge, 111. Owned by
Nolyn Holley, Bowling Green, Ohio.
Class 6 Winnsr; Steer sired by CLCF
Speed, 4-21-92. Brad by Ron Schmitt. Ni
chols, lowa. Owned by Mike Stutsman,
Riverside, lowa.
JUNIOR
NATIONAL CONTESTS
Contests and activities designed
to educate and hone leadership
skills of youth were featured at the
20th Junior National Polled Here
ford Show and Forum.
The Polled Hereford breed’s
annual Junior National is one of
the largest single beef breed
shows in the nation. It enables jun
ior members, ages 7 to 21, to
showcase their breeding pro
grams, to be involved and to ex
pand their leadership abilities.
The Class 16 Winner and Division IV Bred & Owned
Champion heifer at the 20th Junior National was exhibited
by Curt Stockdale, Dayton, Pa. CS Lady 28, a February'
1992 heifer was sired by JCD NV Ascendant Y 26.
The following list includes all
contests featured at the Junior Na
tional and the junior members
who were recognized for their par
ticipation and excellence in the
events.
National Junior Marl! Award
This award recognises enthusiastic indivi
duals who are tomorrow’s leaders of the beel
Industry and the breed. It Is the highest level
of achievement a junior member of the
American Polled Hereford Association can
attain.
lot placo • Judy Andsraon, Gold Hill, Ore
($l,OOO scholarship and a trip, sponsored by
Harding and Harding Livestock insurance, to
any Polled Hereford ranch in the continental
U.S.)
2nd ■ Tammy Riffel, Enterprise, Kan.
($750 scholarship).
3rd • Michael Ross, Harlem, Ga. ($5OO
scholarship).
Walter A Jos Lewis Memorial Award
This award recognises juniors tor their in
dividual and team achievements at the Jun
ior National.
let ■ Heather Hicks, Cullman, Ala. ($5OO
scholarship).
2nd • Tom Boatman, Blountsville, Ala.
($375 scholarship).
3rd • Lynne Wise, New Philadelphia, Ohio
($250 scholarship).
Newly Elected
National Council Dlroetora
Area 1 • Jenny HartzeD, Redmond, Ore.
Area 3 - Angle Stump, Blue Rapidt, Kan.
Area 5 - Kevin Owen, Lamar, Mo.
Area 7 - Stanton Webiter, Carthage,
Tenn.
Area 9 - Kyle McMillan, Highland, 111.
Area 11 - Chris Mullinlx, Woodbine, Md.
Newly Elected National
Junior Council Officers
Chairman • Tim Lockhart, Red Oak,
Texas.
Vice Chairman ■ Stan Hathom, Louisville,
Miss.
Secretary - Headjer Hicks, Cullman, Ala
Reporter - Mandy Peak, Mansfield, Ohio
Ex-Officio - Jock Beeson, Wayne, Neb.
National llluatratad Spaaeh Conlaat
(Sponsored by the National
Organization of Poll-sttes)
Junior Division:
Ist - Darbie McMahon, Blue Hill, Neb,
$lOO cash award.
2nd - Rachel Bush, Brycevllle, Fla., $75
cash award
3rd - Kim Stump, Blue Rapids, Kan. $5O
cash award.
Senior Division;
Ist - Beth Miller, Mt. Crawford, Va„ $750
scholarship.
2nd - George Lukach, Streator, 111., $5OO
scholarship.
3rd - Michael Miller, Rio, Wis., $250 scho
larship.
Partidpams - Card McGee, Fairbury, Neb.
and J.C. Sand, Alachua, Fla.
Po*t»r Contest (37 anMas;
(Sponsored by tho National
Organization of Poll-atlas)
Paowao Divlalon;
Ist • Katharine Bush, Bryceville, Fla.
2nd ■ Rachel Dulworth, LaCenter, Ky.
3rd • Erin Williams, Mt. Gilead. Ohio.
Junior Divlalon:
Ist - Erin Roach, Centreville, Mich.
2nd ■ Shane Moeller, Grand Island, Neb
3rd ■ Quint Dulworth, laCenter, Ky.
Ist - Christina Cryer, Holly Pond. Ala.
2nd - Dustin Simmons, Potrolla, Texas
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