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Pack Herd Skybuck Batu Named Supreme at Troy Fair Youth Show
CAROLYN N. MOYER
Bradford Co. Correspondent
TROY (Bradford Co.) —Youth
from across Bradford County
brought nearly 212 Holsteins,
Jerseys, Ayrshires, Brown Swiss,
and Guernseys to participate in the
annual Troy Fair Youth Dairy
Show recently at the Troy
Fairgrounds.
Rising to the top of the show
was Pack Herd Skybuck Batu, a
Holstein junior 2-year-old owned
by David Packard. She was named
supreme champion over the grand
champion Jersey, senior 2-year
old Nobledate Jacob Cookie; the
grand champion Ayrshire, Karen
Neville’s 4-year-old, Locust Lane
Gumdrop Gypsy; and John Yurka
nin Jr.’s senior 2-year-old Brown
Holstein chami ms from the youth dairy show were from left, Ryan Calkins with his
reserve junior champion; the junior champion held by Amy Packard; the reserve
grand champion, owned by Jill Sheeley; and the grand and supreme champion, own
ed by David Packard.
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Reserve grand champion honors
in the Holstein show went to Jill
Marie Sheeley’s Braund Valley
Dale Kayla, a senior 3-year-old.
Junior champion honors were bes
towed upon Pack Herd Encore
Bazuka, a fall yearling owned by
David Packard while the reserve
junior champion was Ryan Calk
ins’ Calkins Farm Peake Ramona,
a winter yearling.
In the Jersey show, the reserve
grand champion was Christine
Eick’s Windy Acres Sooner Kelly,
a 4-year-old. Named junior
champion was. Jamie Neiley’s fall
calf, Shale Hill Imperial Ruby
while a winter yearling owned by
Matthew Watson, Little Pond Sky
line Daisy, took the reserve junior
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champion position.
The Neville name surfaced
more than once in the Ayrshire are
na as Karen Neville also took the
reserve grand champion place with
her dry cow Locust Lane Spot’s
Sara and the junior champion posi
tion with her Fall Calf, Locust
Lane Heligo-D-J. Named reserve
junior champion was Jamie Nei
ley’s winter yearling. Shale Hill
Mandate Abby.
The remainder of the Brown
Swiss champions were shown by
the Yurkanin family as Heather
Yurkanin took the reserve grand
champion Brown Swiss award for
her junior 2-year-old Elm Brook
Trouba Paisley. The junior champ
ion was Amberleigh Yurkanin’s
(Turn to Pago EM)
Jamie Nelley holds her reserve Junior champion Ayrshire
while Karen Neville holds her junior champion and Chris
Neville is at the halter of both the reserve grand and the
grand champion.
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