Ohio Heifer Takes Supreme Honors At Somerset Jackpot Show
Amanda Oarr, 13, right, won the Someraet County champion exhibitor title, and her
steer was named the club calf sale champion at the Somerset County Beef Jackpot
Show, from Mark and Loretta Davis, Burbank, Ohio, who are flanking Judge Jim Dill,
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
A heifer owned bJOAndy Campbell,- Eaton, Ohio, won
supreme champion honors at the Somerset County Beef
Jackpot Show. The animal is shown by his sister, Christy
Niehaus.
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MEYERSDALE (Somerset
Co.) —The summer day was made
to order for Andy Campbell of
Eaton, Ohio, on July 9 when his
heifer was named supreme
champion at the Somerset County
Jackpot Show.
Julie DeChristofaro, 13, of
Niles, Ohio had die grand champ
ion steer which she showed in
class six and which won the Divi
sion II champion title.
Judge Jim Dill from Murfrees
boro, Tenn. liked the steer’s body
configuration and said it was a
firm handling steer. He praised the
steer’s overall look.
The reserve grand champion
steer belonged to Carl Dctwiler
Julie DeChristofaro, Niles, Ohio, left, had the steer
named the grand champion at the Somerset County Beef
Jackpot Show on Sunday, July 9. Standing with the
13-year*old are show Judge Jim Dill, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
and Julie’s brother, Nick, who is holding the trophy.
Carl Detwller, Roaring Spring, Blair County, Is pictured
with his reserva grand champion steer at the Somerset
County Jackpot Show on Sunday, July 9. Kevin Fuls, left,
helped the 14-year-old exhibitor with the selection and
fitting.
from Roaring Spring, Blair Coun
ty, and won the Division 111
championship.
“He’s the most complete in the
class,” Dill said, “A very deep
made steer.”
He said he found more likenes
ses in the steers shown in Division
ID than in the other divisions.
Amanda Darr of Boswell won
the county exhibitor title as well as
the Somerset County Club Calf
Sale champion.
The animal was second in class
eight, the middle steer of a trio of
top three class winners that Dill
called “mighty powerful.” It was
purchased from Mark and Loretta
Davis of Burbank, Ohio.
Darr is 13. She’s the only child
of Shelley and Metta Darr of
Boswell.
Sara Campbell, Sycamore, had
the reserve grand champion heifer
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in the show. Jason Knotts had the
Somerset County champion heif
er. Knotts is from Hyndman.
Brad Fisher placed second as
county exhibitor and Nicole Fair
man’s steer was second high Club
Calf Sale steer.
In all, 100 animals were shown,
86 of them steers and 14 heifers.
Dill said he was impressed with
die show and saw powerhouse
steers in the class champions.
“The quality was deep and close,”
he said.
“I was hired for my opinion
today and I looked for what I
would want in my own herd,” he
told the audience.
Participants this year came
from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mary
land, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Spokesman Sam Armstrong said
the show was bigger than last
year.
The event was sponsored by the
Somerset County Beef Producers
and Pennsylvania Cattleman’s
Association.
Following it ■ partial liat of winner*: Stem—
Clan 1; 1. David Cambium; 2 Jon Guindon; 3.
Patrick Fold. Oaaa 2:1. Shawm Cambnizii; 2.
I.W, Buttermore; 3. Michelle Guinden. Oaaa 3:
1. San Campbell; 2.3 rad Fiaher, 3. Erin Liven
good. Oaaa 4: 1. Derrick Crane; 2. Nicole
Schachle; 3. Jennifer PowelL Claaa 3: 1. Caaey
High; 2 David Livengood; 3. Chnaty Griffith.
Oaaa 6:1. Julie DeChriatofaro, 2. Kevin Camp
bell; 3. Louia Sunce. Oaaa 7:1. David Cambruz
ri; 2 David Newpher; 3. Jennifer Callihan. dan
t: 1. Call Detwiler. 2. Amanda Darr, 3. Brce
Taggeit. Clan 9; 1. Cart Detwiler, 2 David Laf
ferty, 3. David Smith Oaaa 10:1. Nick DeChria
tofaro; 2 Jem Schroyer, 3. David Stickley; Oaaa
11: 1. Tracy Fitzaimmona; 2. Tim Biahop; 3.
Heidi Svonavec. Claaa 12:1. Nicole Fairman; 2
Luke Svonavec; 3. Rachael Logan. Hcifcta—
Claaa 1; 1. David Laffeny; 2 Jason Knotta; 3.
Chad Cessna. Oaaa 2:1. Sara Campbell; 2 Der
rick Crane; 3. Andy Campbell. Oaaa 3:1. Andy
Campbell; 2. David Stickley; 3. 71m Bishop.