ClO-Uncastw Farming, Saturday, Juna 11, 1994
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Young
Angus enthusiasts paraded 235
entries at the 1994 Atlantic
National Junior Show on May 28
in Timonium, Md. Judge for the
event was David Hawkins of East
Lansing, Mich.
Topping the 114 entries in the
owned heifer show was T R A
Promise 329 exhibited by Adam
Duke of Kinston, N.C. She is an
April 1993 daughter of WSF
Grand Slam and was named late
spring heifer calf champion on her
way to the grand title.
Enn Krueger, Coatcsvillc, PA.,
received owned reserve grand
champion female honors with her
entry, Kruegers Blackbird 7048.
She is an October 1992 daughter
of R&J Maxima and was also
named senior heifer calf
champion.
In the 55-hcad brcd-and-owncd
heifer show, Patton Beatrice Mis
ty 336 shown by Beth Patton of
Crawfordsvillc, Ind., was named
graqd champion. She is an April
1993 daughter of Kessler Rain
man 002 and earlier lopped the
spring heifer calf division.
Rscrve grand champion bred
and-owned honors were presented
to Nccnah Hill of Bidwcll, Ohio.
Hill’s entry. Champion Hill
Rosetta Slone, is a March 1993
daughter of Century Touchstone
131. She was also named reserve
spring heifer calf champion.
Car Don Miss Devotion 8244
and her bull call sired by G A R
Sleep Easy 1009 were named
grand champion cow-calf pair.
She is a January 1992 daughter of
Rilo 2100 G D A R and was exhi
bited by Deanna Bloom of Wcst
villc, Ind
Taking reserve champion cow
calf honors were Rivcrchase
Eulima 118 and her bull calf sired
by G D A R Ruo 596 L T. She was
exhibited by Ashley Williams,
Kinston, N C, and is a November
1991 daughter of F F Slarstruck.
Beth Patton won her second
purple ribbon of the day receiving
grand champion bred-and-owned
bull honors for her entry, Patton
Leroy. He is a February 1993 son
of P J M Power 291.
Sarah Hill of Bidwcll, Ohio, led
Champion Hill Slone Impact to
the reserve grand champion bred
and-owned bull title. He is a Sep
tember 1993 son of Century
Touchstone 131.
Kevin and Brian Corbin of Eglon, W. Va., receive their
National Junior Angus Association Recognition Awards at
the 1994 Atlantic National Junior Angus Show in Tlmo
nium, Md. They obtained two levels of recognition: bronze
and silver. These levels are obtained by accumulating
points earned In four categories: association activities,
competition, performance testing, and production and
merchandising of Angus cattle. Pictured from left are:
Kevin; Brian; and James Fisher, director of junior activities
for the American Angus Association. They are the sons of
Richard and Sue Corbin of Eglon.
National Junior Show Attracts Angus Entries
In the steer competition, Lisa
Bloom, Wcstvillc, Ind., exhibited
the grand champion steer. Her
entry, Ernie, is an April 1993 son
of Patton Enticer and weighed
1,155 pounds and had a weight per
day of age of 2.87 pounds.
Car Don Barney shown by
Deanna Bloom was selected
reserve grand champion steer. He
weighed 1,164 pounds and had a
weight per day of age of 2.69
pounds and is a son of Rito 2100
G D A R.
Bloom also received overall
showmanship honors. She was
selected from the winners of the
novice, junior, intermediate, and
senior divisions for the title.
A complete list of winners fol
lows:
1994 ATLANTIC NATIONAL
JUNIOR ANGUS SHOW
TIMONIUM, MARYLAND
Total number shown 235
Judge David Hawkins, East Lansing
Michigan
BRED-AND-OWNED HEIFERS:
55 Shown
Fall Heifer Call Champion Champion Hill
Jeslres Athena, Exhibitor Sarah Hill, B'd
well OH
Reserve Fall Heifer Call Champion C H
Mystic, Exhibitor Casey High, Lititz, PA
Summer Heifer Calf Champion Richlands
Kacey 1 S 3. Exhibitor Alana Burdette, Boyds,
MD
Reserve Summer Heifer Calf Champion
D M E Eulima Lady C 2, Exhibitor Darren
Eversole Blacksburg, VA
Spring Heifer Calf Champion Patton Beat
rice Misty 336 Exhibitor Beth Patton, Craw
fordsville IN
Reserve Spring Heifer Calf Champion
Champion Hill Rosetta Stone, Exhibitor
Neenah Hill Bidwell, OH
Senior Heifer Calf Champion R&R
Jestress 192, Exhibitor Michael Roddey Jr.
Travelers Rest. SC
Reserve Senior Heifer Calf Champion W
F Tiffany Exhibitor Melissa Harrison Wood
bine MD
Junior Champion Heifer Car Don Miss
Devotion 8244, Exhibitor Deanna Bloom,
Westville, IN
Reserve Junior Champion Heifer Sir Wms
Princess 22, Exhibitor Justin Conover,
Craryville NY
Senior Yearling Champion Female Dal
tons Connie Lynn Exhibitor Wynn Dalton
Altavista VA
Reserve Senior Yearling Champion
Female Riverchase Eulima 118, Exhibitor
Ashley Williams Kinston, NC
Grand Champion Bred and Owned
Female Patton Beatrice Misty 336 Exhibi
tor Beth Patton Crawlordsvdlp IN
Reserve Grand Champion Bred and
Owned Female Champion Hill Rosetta
Stone Exhibitor Neenah Hill, Bidwell OH
OWNED HEIFERS. 114 Shown
Fall Heifer Calf Champion Hale O Lucy
411 Exhibitor Michael Roddey Jr Travelers
Rest SC
Reserve Fall Heifer Calf Champion
Champion Hill Lady Stone 731, Exhibitor
Neenah Hill. Bidwell, OH
Summer Heifer Calf Champion V O Pride
Ever 333, Exhibitor Jonathan Scarlett, Snow
Camp, NC
Reserve Summer Heifer Calf Champion
Car Don Miss Bonnie 8207, Exhibitor Dean-
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These American Junior Angus Association winners were chosen as winners of the
Atlantic National Merit Awards at the Atlantic National Junior Angus Show in Tlmo
nlum, Md. The awards are based on the Juniors’ Involvement in the Angus Industry,
their communities and the Atlantic National Show. Pictured from left are: Eddie Kirby
of Petersburg, W. Va., winner; Melissa Harrison of Woodbine, Md.,winner; Sarah Hill
of Bldwell, Ohio, winner; Robin Shive of Seven Valleys, Pa., winner; Wynn Dalton of
Altavista, Va., winner; Barb Weaver, judge; Gail Powell, judge; Myra Federspiel, -
judge; and Dr. Lee Leak, judge.
These senior showmanship winners were chosen at the 1994 Atlantic National
Junior Angus Show in Timonlum, Md. Pictured from left are: Chris Mullinex of Wood
bine, Md., first; Mac McGuigan, representative of Manna Pro Corporation, sponsor of
the showmanship contest; Jamie Brown of Greenfield, Ind., second; Robin Shive of
Seven Valleys, Pa. third; Susan Sell of Boyce, Va., fourth; and Miss American Angus
Jill Sommers of Silver Lake, Ind.
na Bloom. Westville. IN
Late Spring Heifer Calf Champion T R A
Promise 329, Exhibitor Adam Duke, Kin
ston, NC
Reserve Late Spnng Heifer Calf Champ
ion W C C Mignonne CB6, Exhibitor Troy
Jeffries, Canmer, KY
Early Spring Heifer Calf Champion
Champion Hill Blackbird 33, Exhibitor Phil
Leitnaker Pleasanlville, OH
Reserve Early Spring Heifer Calf Champ
ion Champion Hill Miss Susan 558, Exhibi
tor Ben Tennant Greensboro, NC
Senior Heifer Calf Champion Kruegers
Blackbird 7048, Exhibitor Erin Krueger
Coatesville PA
Reserve Senior Heifer Call Champion I L
C Glamour 2022 Exhibitor, Darek Isaacs
Marysville OH
Intermediate Champion Heifer H B W
Liza Exhibitor Ted Bourne Jr. Donalds SC
Reserve Intermediate Champion Heifer C
F Ideal Elba 343 Exhibitor Jason Michael
Mt Solon VA
Junior Champion Heifer R F Queen Elba
232 C Exhibitor Justin Conover, Craryville
NY
Reserve Junior Champion Heifer D B
Cameo of W K Exhibitor Bryan Dean New
Castle, PA
Senior Yearling Champion Female Krue
gers Scaara Leah, Exhibitor William Feelers
piel Powhatan. VA
Reserve Senior Yearling Champion
Female Thornbrook Jestress 1091, Exhibi
tor Jennifer Butler. Emmitsburg. MD
Grand Champion Owned Female T R A
Promise 329 Exhibitor Adam Duke, Kin
ston NC
Reserve Grand Champion Owned
Female Kruegers Blackbird 7048, Exhibitor
Erin Krueger, Coatesville, PA
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BRED-AND-OWNED BULLS
18 Shown
Grand Champion Bull Patton Leroy, Exhi
bitor Beth Patton. Crawfordsville, IN
Reserve Grand Champion Bull Champion
Hill Stone Impact, Exhibitor Sarah Hill, Bid
well. OH
COW-CALF PAIRS: 9 Shown
Grand Champion Cow Calf Car Don Miss
Devotion 8244 Exhibitor Deanna Bloom
Show Celebrates 35th
LEBANON (Lebanon Co.)
The East Coast Championships
and Eastern Arabian Horse Show
celebrates its 3Sth year in style on
August 5-7 at the Quentin Riding
Club (QRC) south of Lebanon.
The final direct qualifier for
U.S. Nationals will for the first
time include East Coast champ
ionship classes for adult amateur
owner halter handler for purebred
mares, stallions and geldings, and
East Coast championship country
English pleasure JOTR.
For the Eastern show, which
precedes the ECC, classes have
been added, which include AOTR
working hunter division, western
horsemanship JTR, three reining
classes with more than $l,OOO in
of
%
Westville, IN
Reserve Grand Champion Cow Call
Riverchase Eulima 118, Exhibitor Ashley
Williams, Kinston, NC
REGISTERED STEERS: 39 Shown
Grand Champion Steer Ernie, Exhibitor
l,isa Bloom. Westville, IN
Reserve Grand Champion Steer Car Don
Barney. Exhionor Deanna Bloom, Westville,
IN
prize money, the gelding maturity,
and more than $2,000 in door
prizes to be given to the exhibitors
just for being at the show.
In 1993, the Eastern Show
raised more than $1,200 for The
Four Diamonds Fund at the Her
shcy Medical Center. For 1994,
the show will try to top that figure
with a silent bid auction featuring
original art, a raffle with a filled
tack trunk, Ariat Boots, a hand
painted denim jacket, and much
more.
For more information or a prize
list, contact Liz Ann Barlett, East
ern Arabian Horse Show, RD *
Box 1103, Hughesville, PA
17737, (717) 584-3048.