Miss Magic Flair Is Grand At S
(Continued from Pago A 1)
Barbara Reisinger said that Flair
has been doing well in the show
ring, especially since freshening
last August. In the September Pa.
Fall Championship show, she was
grand champion, and also won the
state futurity.
That same week, she was shown
in the Eastern National Holstein
show and stood second overall.
Earlier, at the Pa. Holstein'
Southeastern Championship, she
also won her class and was grand
champion.
As far as production, Falir is cur
rently milking a'bout 95 pounds per
day and is projected to about
27,000 pounds of milk on a
305-day lactation. Her component
percentages have been running
about 3.3 percent fat and 3 percent
protein.
Her dam was owned by Barbara
Reisinger, and when Reisinger left
her family’s farm several years
ago, she worked out a deal with
friend Russell Miller, Heidi’s
father, that Russell would get half
interest in Finesse, a calf at the
time, in return for his care for her.
In the meantime. Finesse (twice
reserve All-Pennsylvania), was
bred by Heidi and Barbara to
Romandale Magic, and Flair Was
produced.
Russell kept has kept Flair until
she was 2-year-old and then Barba
ra brought her home to Carlisle.
Donald and Barbara Reisinger
live in Carlisle and Barbara has
been herdsperson for James and
Judy McClure, who the on which
they live farm, for about seven
years.
“I feel great,” Barbara said about
Flair’s win. “I’m very attatched to
her. She’s like a pet. She’s really
easy to work with. I enjoy showing
her and I’m really glad she won.”
But Hair’s showing career is
only starting for the year. This
coming week, she is to be heading
for Syracuse, N.Y. for the North
east International Holstein show.
She showed there as a 2-year-old,
the same year she was nominated
All-American. Hair’s next appear
ance in Pennsylvania will probably
be at the Southcentral Holstein
Show, Barbara said.
Gor-Wood-D Farms, of Man
sfield, well-known for having
dozens of Excellent cows in its
herd for a number of years, was
named premier breeder and exhibi
tor, but failed to take any of the top
awards.
The reserve grand champion of
the show was a senior 3-year-old,
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From the left, Marcl Harnish, Pennsylvania alternate dairy princess helps present
awards to James Burdette who holds the halter of his Junior champion, while leads
man Norman Hill holds the halter of his reserve champion Junior-aged Holstein and
receives a trophy from Dauphin County Dairy Princess Jayanna Kopp.
Lyn-Havcn Inspiration Joy, owned
and bred by Orcn Claypoole, of
Wcnthington. Joy was sired by
Hanoverhill Inspiration out of dam
Lyn-Haven Ultimate Lucy-ET.
In the youth division of the
show, the grand champion was
Gsßem Blacks tar Mar Moe, a
4-year-old Blackstar daughter,
bred, owned and shown by Olivia
Courtney, of Esßem Dairy Farms
in Mansfield. Moe placed 10th in
her class overall, but was strong
enough to take the top place among
animals exhibited by junior-aged
exhibitors.
The reserve grand champion
Holstein in the youth division was
Daview Mark Gina, a 5-year-old
shown by Jennifer Davis, of
Leesport.
In the junior animal competi
tion, James Burdette of Windy-
Knoll-View Farm in Mercersburg,
showed the champion open class
winner, Windy-Knoll-View
Prism-ET, a fall calf.
The reserve junior champion
animal was MS Clintdale Raider
Patches, a fall yearling heifer
shown by David Miller, son of
David and Barbara Miller, of
Greensburg.
In the youth division, the junior
champion was a fall yearling heif
er, Ro-Meyer Hevenly Lincoln, a
Hanoverhill Lincoln-ET daughter,
shown by Megan Meyers, of St.
Thomas.
The reserve champion junior
animal in the youth division was a
fall calf, Tri-Day Adeen, bred and
owned by David Day, son of Curtis
and Anne Day, of Tri-Day Farms
in Shippensburg. She was a Mar
crest Encore daughter out of
Bendy-Brook Odyssey Favorite.
STATE SPRING SHOW
RESULTS
WINTER CALF: l.Windy-Knoll-View
Lizbeth, James & Nina Burdette; 2.Esßem
Choice Shari Sandy, Harold Courtney;
3.Penn-Gate Conquest Allure, Penn-Gate
Farm
FALL CALF: l.Windy-Knoll View Prism,
James & Nina Burdette; 2.Clayholm Mari
time Bretta, Alex Claypoole, Mark Camp
bell and Doug BeaUy; 3.lvy-League Vin
tage Jingle, Guy and Sharon Hammond
SUMMER YEARLING: I.Ro-Meyer
Moonriver Skybuck, Megan Meyers;
2 Perm-Gate Inspiration Fine, Penn Gate
Farm; 3.ore Farm Vintage Jasime, Tara
Kocher
SPRING YEARLING: I.Penn-Gate S
Buck Felicia, Penn-Gate Fatm; 2.Tower-
Vue Counselor Elle, Elizabeth Walton;
3.Campbell-Tum HS Brittany, Campbell
Run Farms
WINTER YEARLING: l.Windy-Knoll-
View Jasmine, James A Nina Burdette;
2.Palmyra-Creek BS Shebi-ET, Dale and
Deanna Bendig; 3.Mille-Glen EC Grace,
Patti Hushon and Courtney Miller
FALL YEARLING: I.MS dintdale Raider
Patches, David Glenn Miller, 2.R0-Meyer
Hevenly Lincoln, Megan Meyers; 3.Reu-
Hel Target Oodles-ET
JR BEST THREE: l.Windy-Knoll-View
Holstein; 2.Penn Gate Holsteins; 3.lvy
League Holsteins
JR CHAMPION: Windy-KnoU View
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In the youth comp* Jon of the „ . spring Holsti .show,, jm the ..Jennifer
Baehore, Lebanon County dairy princess, presents a rosette and award to Megan
Myers who shows the Junior champion Holstein of the youth division, while David Day
holds the halter of his reserve Junior champion and Marci Harnish, alternate state
dairy princess, presents his rosette and .award.
the left, Lebanon County Dairy Princess Jennifer Bashcre, presents trophies
to Olivia Courtney who holds the halter of her grand and senior champion Holstein of
the youth division competition, while Jennifer Davis holds the halter of her reserve
grand champion Holstein and Marci Hamish, state alternate dairy princess, presents
trophies and ribbons.
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Prism, James & Nina Burdette
RESERVE JR CHAMPION: MS Clintdale
Raider Patches, David Glenn Miller
DRY COW. 4 AND UNDER: l.Windy-
Knoll-View DM Pet-Et, Kyle Burdette;
2.Globe-Run-CB Topgun Oslo; 3.C
Anchotvale Gabrielle Pete, Megan Sounder
DRY COW, 5 AND OLDER: I.Lock-Bur
Commissioner Heddy, Leroy Plance, Hef
fner, Heath, Andrews; 2.Penn-Gate Beauti
cian Clara, Penn-Gate Farms; 3.Gloryland
Sensational Cecelia, John Kline
UNFRESH 2-YEAR-OLD: I.JCY Star
buck Alexandria-ET, Troy Young;
2.Windy-Knoll-View CC Pear-ET, Justin
Burdette; 3.Royal-Haven Inspire Quinn,
Lynn and Bennie Miller
SR 2-YR-OLD: l.Windy-Knoll-View
Petrina-ET, Kyle Burdette; 2.Bent-Creek
Counselor Kelsey, Judith McClure;
3.Windy-Knoll-View GDD Topaz, James
& Nina Burdette
1R 3-YEAR-OLD: I.CS-Owl-Creek mark
Carey, Scott Troutman; 2.Penn-Gate Star
auck Finesse, Penn-Gate Farm; S.Globe
Run RN Jethro Violet, Norris and Globe
Run
SR 3-YEAR-OLD: l.Lyn-Haven Inspira
tion Joy, Alex Claypoole, Mark Campbell,
and Doug Beatty; 2.Peim-Gate Chief Mark
Alice, Penn-Gate Farm; 3.Rader Potential
JoAnn, Michael and Cythia Weimer
4-YEAR-OLD: l.Mijs Magic Flair, Barba
ra Reisinger and Heidi Miller, 2.Gor-
Wood-D Fancy Reward, Gor-Wood-D
Holsteins; 3.W00d-Ridge Tab Sapphire,
Gor-Wood-D Holsteins
4
5-YEAR-OLD: l.Osdel-Endeavor Mark
Cinder, Michael and Cynthia Weimer,
2Wind-Drift A-J Natema, Alex Claypoole,
Mark Campbell and Dpug Beany; 3.Gor-
Wood-D Jethro Buttermilk, Gor-Wood-D
Hoslteina
AGED COW: I.Just-Beauty Trixie Lite,
Guy and Sharon Hammond; 2.Le-Ida
Holstein Show
***** '
Memorial Babe, Scott, Cindy and Miranda
Fisher and Edgar Showaker, 3.Solid-Gold
Rotate Easter, Michael and Cynthia
Weimer
100,000 POUNDS: l.Gor-Wood-D Jet
Rona, Gor-Wood-D Holsteins; 2.Gor-
Wood-D Valiant Racquette, Gor-Wood-D
Holsteins; 3.Gor-Wood-D Prophet Fayne,
Gor-Wood-D Holsteins
SR CHAMPION: Miss Magic Flair, Barba
ra Reisinger and Heidi Miller
RESERVE SR CHAMPION: Lyn-Haven
Inspiration Joy, Alex Claypoole, Mark
Campbell and Doug Beatty
GRAND CHAMPION: Miss Magic Flair,
Barbara Reisinger and Heidi Miller
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP
ION :Lyn-Haven Inspiration Joy, Alex
Claypoole, Mark Campbell and Doug
Beatty
PREMIER BREEDER: Gor-Wood-D
Holsteini
PREMIER EXHIBITOR: Gor-Wood-D
Holsteini
BEST THREE: I.Gor-Wood-D Holsteini;
2.Perm-G»te Holsteini; 3.Windy-Knoll-
View Holsteini
PRODUCE OF DAM: l.Windy-Knoll-
View Ultimal Pala, James & Nina Burdette;
2.Penn-Gate Elevation Flashie, Penn-Gate
Holsteini; 3.Gor-Wood-D Fond Memory,
Gor-Wood-D Holsteini
DAM, DAUGHTER: I.Gor-Wood-D
Raquetta and Reuinte, Gor-Wood-D Hols
teini; 2.Justa Beaty Trixie Lise and Ivy-
League Tab Lacy, Guy and Sharon Ham
mond; 3.Gor-Wood-D Heavenly and Holi
day, Gor-Wood-D Holsteini