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Junior 2-Year-Old Grand Cha
CAROLYN N. MOYER
Tioga Co. Correspondent
WHITNEYVILLE (Tioga Co.)
—“lt’s been a long time since I’ve
made a 2-year-old the champion at
a show,” said judge Don Johnston
as he gave his reasons, “but today
I’m going to do it”
With those words he walked to
the center of the arena and selected
Bren Delite CV Sierra, owned by
Brenda Robson Hodder of Man
sfield, the grand champion of the
22nd annual Northeast Pennsylva
nia Championship Show.
For his reserve grand champion,
Johnston, of Martin town, Ontario,
selected senior* 2-year-old Royal
Haven Inspire Quill, owned by
Lynn and Bonnie Miller, of
Towanda.
In the youth division, David
Packard, of Troy, stood in the
limelight when his junior 2-year
old, Pack Herd Skybuck Batu, was
named the grand champion. In die
reserve position was senior 2-year
old Btaedawn Inspire Angel ET,
owned by Adam Fraley Jr. of
Muncy.
Among the junior animals,
David Packard again had a winner
with his fall yearling Pack Herd
Encore Bazuka. She was named
the junior champion in both the
youth and open divisions.
Taking the reserve junior
champion spot in the open division
David Packard, right holds the halter of his Junior champ*
The first and second place fall yearlings were named junior champion and reserve ion In the youth division, Pack Herd Encore Bazuka, while
junior champion in the open division. From left, Fred Strouse, Ron Gllligan, Ida Jane Olivia Courtney stands by her reserve junior champion,
Plance, and David Reese stand by the reserve Junior champion, Windy Knoll View Esßern Brokr Connies Legacy.
Prism ET, while David Packard holds his junior champion, Pack Herd Encore Bazuka.
was the second place fall yearling.
Windy Knoll View Prism ET,
owned by L&J Holsteins of
Wellsboro.
Olivia Courtney of Mansfield
showed the reserve junior champ
ion in the youth division with her
spring yearling, Esßem Connie’s
Legacy.
In the run for the premier breed
er and premier exhibitor awards,
Gor-Wood-D Holsteins of Man
sfield rose to the top and captured
both banners.
A total of 126 animals were
shown in the competition, which
was held at the Tioga County Fair
grounds on Aug.-22.
Johnston, who was judging his
first show in Pennsylvania, qffered
congratulations to everyone who
participated in the event.
“It was a real nice show,” he
said.
Following is a list of the top
three winners in each class.
NORTHEAST
PENNSYLVANIA
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
RESULTS
Spring Call; 1. Royal Haven Quaania E 7,
owned by Lynn and Bonnla Millar. 2. (Ist Jr.)
Eißern Encore But Butter, owned by Harold
Courtney Jr., of Manallald. 3. Pack Hard Aitre
Brenna, owned by Pack Herd Holstein*, of
Troy. (2nd Jr.) Acre* Alar Moyer Pridlle, own
ed by Jolana Hultz, of MMlerton. (3rd Jr.)
Branidale Flip Dolly, owned by Amanda Fra
ley, of Muncy.
Winter Calf; 1. Clear Mt View Counselor
lon At Northeast Championship
Bren Dellte CV Sierra, owned by Brenda Robson Hodder, was named the grand
champion of the open division while Lynn and Bonnie Miller’s Royal Haven Inspire
Quill was named the reserve grand champion. Pictured from left are Tioga County
Dairy Princess Jolene Hultz, Judge Don Johnston, Brenda Robson Hodder, Brian Derr,
Lynn Miller and Bonnie Miller.
Riz, ownad by Roger T. Green ana Janet K. Fra >.eyJad Glamour, owned by Adam Fraisy
OeiUar, of Boalsburg. 2. (let Jr.) Branedale Jr., of Muncy.
Counselor Jewel, owned by Stephanie Summer Yeertlng: 1. Royal Haven Inspire
Ulmer, of Linden. 3. Ritsr Ridge TCat Darky, Quilt, owned by Lynn and Bonnie Miller. 2.
owned by Jeremy and Angela Stackhouse, of (Ist Jr.) Branedale Astrpjet Kllpper, owned by
Muncy. (2nd Jr.) Ho Crawf Stardust Sara, Amy KuHek, of Carlisle. 3. (2nd Jr.) Gray Valley
owned by Jodi Lynn Crawford, of Rome. (3rd Royal Josle, owned by Amanda Fraley. (3rd
Jr.) CWoodfleld Flip Carol, owned by Jeffrey Jr.) Che Do Charles Redle Baby, owned by
Robbins, ol Bloomsburg. Chad Neal.
Fall Calf; 1. (Ist Jr.) Cha Do Stardust Spring Yearling: 1. (Ist Jr.) Esßem Brokr
Twinkle TW. owned by Chad Neal, of Canton. Connies Legacy, owned by Olivia Courtney.
2. Branedale Counselor Candy, owned by 2. (2nd Jr.) Maple Flat Cat Raven, owned by
Roger! Green and Janet Del bier. 3. (2nd |r.) Danielle Sparling, of Troy. 3. (3rd Jr.) Spring
Mountain FHp Joey, owned by Benjamin
Worthington, ol Roaring Branch.
Winter Yearling; 1. (Ist Jr.) Ban Queen
Sons Raider Rosy, owned by Adam Fraley Jr..
2. (2nd Jr.) Pack Hard Brokr Baoca, owned by
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David Packard. 3. Royal Havan Broker
Quean ET, owned by Lynn and Bonnie Millar.
(3rd Jr.) CalMne Farm Peake Ramona, owned
by Ryan Calkins, of Troy.
Fall Yearling: 1 . (Ist Jr.) Pack Hard Encore
Bazuka, owned by David Packard. 2. Windy
Knoll View Prism ET, owned by LU Hols
tains, of Wei Is boro. 3. (2nd Jr.) Smith Meade
Tippy Beth, owned by Chad Pottelger, of Car-
Dele. (3rd jr.) Rolandloe Encore Vanessa,
owned by Roland ice Registered Holsteins, of
Ulysses.
Junior Best Three Females: 1. Pack Herd
Holsteins. 2. Esßem Dairy Farms. 3. Royal
Haven Holsteins.
Dry Cow 4 years and under: 1. Double B-B
(Turn to Pago A 27)