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JOYCE BUF**
York Co. Correspondent
YORK (York Co.) A home
bred, four-year-ol# Holstein was
named Supreme Dairy Champion
as the highlight of two days of
open class dairy competition at the
York Fair.
“Coredale Calypso Janis” was
bred by the Rodman Thompson
family’s Coredale Holsteins of
East Berliln, and is owned and ex
hibited by sister and brother Shir
ley Trimmer and Roy Thompson.
Judges John Burket, East Free
dom, and Steve Shaw, Williams
burg, praised her extreme tallness,
tremendous width in the heart and
overall conformation and called
her a “nine-plus on a scale of one
to 10.”
Janis is scored VG-87 and pro
jected to a lactation total of over
24,000 milk. She is sired by Ap
plcnotch Valiant Calypso and
from an EX-scored Chairman
dam. The Thompson family began
exhibiting Janis as a heifer and
both her dam and granddam were
members during past years of the
Coredale Holsteins’ showstring.
As the York Fair’s Supreme
Champion, Janis was awarded the
revolving M. Ebert Rutter plaque,
presented annually to the top dairy
individual. The award is sponsor
ed by Rutter Bros. Dairy in me
mory of M. Ebert Rutter, one of
the firm’s founders and a long
time director and supporter of the
York Fair.
Rutter’s own homebred senior
two-year-old, “Rutter Bros Pro
Kings Leamay” earned the Re
serve Supreme Champion title.
Judges Shaw and Burket were
highly complimentary of the
young cow’s “strong front end,
trcmendouse feet and legs and
open rib,” and noted they would
not change her in any way. She is
sired by Jensgolden V Protein
King and her dam is Rutter Bros.
Victorys Lauren. Leamay is also a
veteran of the tanbark, having
been shown as a heifer by the Rut
ter family of York.
Unclassified, Leamay was still
milking 62 pounds on her last
DHIA test, after 241 days into lac
tation, and is projected to finish
with 19,988 milk, 936 fat and 669
protein. She is due to calve back in
November.
As Reserve Supreme Champion
winners, the Rutter family was
presented the Beatrice May Ball-
Catherine May Kurtz memorial
award. It is given annually by the
William Everhart family of York
in memory of the May sisters who
were long-time exhibitors at the
York Fair.
Judges Shaw and Burket offer
ed high praise for all the cham
pions standing tail-to-tail in the
show arena for the Supreme selec
tion, noting them to be exemplary
representatives of their respective
breeds.
Champion Ayrshire was
“Goodies Ann Corben Alice,” a
three-year-old exhibited by the
Jeff Stambaugh family of Spring
Grove. She is sired by Conebella
Corben and her dam is Masonic-H
Mae Goodies Ann.
“One of the most angular cows
in the nng,” the judges described
her, adding praise for her length
and levelness over her hooks and
pins.
Though officially shown as a
dry three-year-old, the Brown
Swiss champion was close to
freshening and showed so much
milkiness that she earned the top
spot over other milking entries.
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ley.” The powerful three-year-old Baal Jr. Brad a Ownad: I . Ruttar Bro».,
was exhibited by the Hostetler 2 j R u X|£ mp)on . M R( .
family of Dover. Her Sire IS Mea- aarva Junior Champion, Ruttar Bros,
dow Hill Convin Barkley-ET, and i'- oi Sira: 1. Ruttar Brea,
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lian-ET. Dry Agad; 1. Ruttar Bros., 2. Ruttar Bros.
Jr. Two: 1. Ruttar Bros.
Sr. Two; 1. Ruttar Bros., 2. Robart Honl
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Mildred Seed’s Top-O-Hill
Farm, Downingtown, exhibited
the homebred Jersey champion,
“Top-O-Hill Admiral Precious.”
Her dam is Top-O-Hill Silver B
Patty Two and she is sired by
Abridon Master Admiral.
“A real fancy three-year-old,
stylish and well-grown, with a tre
mendous foreudder,” the judges
observed in their comments.
A junior-two-year-old exhibit
ed by Joy-El Dairy Farm, the Ellis
Crowl family, Airville, took
champion honors in the Milking
Shorthorn competition. “Joy-El
Red Mabel,” is sired by Big Red
and from the dam Glenrich V
Mary.
“Upstanding, with a good top
line, and she looks like she’s
working hard,” noted the judges in
their Supreme Champion line-up
comments about each champion.
A partial listing of the York
Fair’s open dairy show winners
follows:
Spring Calf: 1 Triple J Farm, 2 Ray-Knoll
Farm, 3 Ray-Knoll Farm
Winter Call: 1 Triple J Farm, 2 Fordvilte
Farm, 3. Roy Coale
Fall Call: 1. Roy Coale, 2. Stephanie
Pomraning, 3 Tnple-J Farm
Summer Yearling; 1 Roy Coale, 2. Ford
ville Farm, 3. Roy Coale
Spring Yearling; 1 Roy Coale, 2. Tnple-J
Farm.
Winter Yearling: 1 Tnple J Farm, 2. Hos
tetler Family, 3 Dream Valley.
Fall Yearling: 1 Triple J Farm, 2. Hostet
ler Family, 3 Fordville Farm.
Bast Jr. Brad & Owned; 1 Tnple J Farm,
2 Triple J Farm. 3 Dream Valley.
Junior Champion - Triple J Farm; Re
serve Junior Champion • Roy Coale.
Jr. Gat of Sira: 1 Stephanie Pomraning,
2 Triple J Farm
Baal Jr. Three: 1 Triple J Farm, 2 Dream
Valley
Dry 3 & 4: 1. Triple J Farm, 2 Ray-Knoll
Farm, 3 Ray-Knoll Farm
Dry Agad Cow; 1 Triple J Farm, 2
Dream-Valley, 3 Stephanie Pomraning.
Jr. Two: 1 Jim Harris, 2 Hostetler Family,
3 Triple J Farm
Sr. Two: 1 Ray-Knoll Farm, 2 Stephanie
Pomraning, 3 Fordville Farm
Thraa-Yaar-Old; 1 Triple J Farm, 2. Tn
ple J Farm, 3 Fordville Farm
Four-Year-Old: 1 Triple J Farm
Five & Over: 1 Ray-Knoll Farm, 2 Roy
Coale, 3 Triple J Farm
Bast Udder: 1 Stephanie Pomraning, 2
Triple J Farm, 3 Jim Harris
Sr. Brad A Owned: 1 Jim Harris, 2 Ray-
Knoll Farm, 3 Ray-Knoll Farm
Senior and Grand Champion - Triple J
Farm, Reserve Senior and Grand - Jim Har
ris
Bast Sr. Thrss: 1 Ray-Knoll Farm, 2 Tri
ple J Farm, 3 Dream Valley Farm
Dairy Hard: 1 Triple J Farm, 2 Ray-Knoll
Farm, 3 Dream Valley Farm.
Produce of Dam: 1 Triple J Farm, 2
Dream Valley Farm, 3 Jim Harris
Dam & Daughter; 1 Ray-Knoll Farm, 2
Dream Valley Farm, 3 Royston Coale
Winter Calf: 1 Kelly Jo Myers.
Summer Yearling; 1 Heather Crawl.
Winter Yearling; 1. Joy-El Farm
Fall Yearling; 1 Hostetler Family, 2 Hea
ther Crawl
Beet Jr. Brad B Owned; 1. Kelly Jo My
ers. 2 Joy-El Farm, 3 Heather Crawl
Junior Champion - Kelly Jo Myers; Re
serve Junior Champion • Hostetler Family
Dry 3 B 4: 1 Hostetler Family, 2. Joy-El
Farm
Three-Year: 1 Joy-El Farm. 2. Joy-El
Farm. 3 Heather Crowl
Beal Udder; 1. Hostetler Family, 2. Joy-El
Farm, 3 Joy-El Farm.
Beat Sr. Brad B Owned; 1. Joy-El Farm.
2 Joy-El Farm, 3. Heather Crowl.
Senior and Grand Champion • Hostetler
Family. Reserve Senior and Grand - Joy-El
Farm
Beat Sr. Throe: 1. Joy-El Farm
Dairy Hard; 1 Joy-El Farm
Produce of Dam: 1 Heather Crowl.
Dam B Daughter; 1. Joy-El Farm.
GUERNSEY
Spring Call: 1. Rutter Bras.
Winter Call: 1. Rutter Bros., 2. Barbara
Leiphan, 3. Kimberly Pomranmg.
Fall Call: 1 Robert Henlsee, 2. Rutter
Bros
Summer Yearling: 1. Rutter Bros., 2. Rut
ter Bros
AYRSHIRE
BROWN SWISS
Coredale Calypso Janis was named supreme champion over all dairy breeds at the
York Fair’s open show. With the champion four year-old are from left, Leo Rutter, pre
senting the revolving Ebert Rutter memorial plaque for the supreme winner; Roy
Thompson, co-owner; Brian derr, leadsman; Shirley Trimmer, co-owner; and Angela
Mummert, York County dairy princess.
Reserve supreme champion at the York Fair's open show was the Guernsey con
tender, Rutter Bros. Pro Kings Leamay. Shown from left with the champion are Angela
Mummert, York County dairy princess; Leo Rutter, Cindy Rutter Johnson at the halter,
and Delores Everhart, presenting the Beatrice May Ball-Catherine May Kurtz memor
ial plaque.
Dairy bread champions at the York Fair open ehow include from left, Mildred Seeds,
Jersey; Jeff Stambaugh, Ayrshire; Nathan Hostetter, Brown Swiss, and Heather
Growl, Milking Shorthorn. Flanking the winners are the dairy show Judges, Steve
Shaw, left, and John Burket, right.
Thrtt-Yaar: t. Rutter Bra*.. 2. Runtr
Bros.
Four-Vtsr; 1. Rutlsr Bros.
Flvt-Yttr: 1. Runtr Bros.
Bsot Uddor: 1. Ruttsr Bros., 2. Rutlsr
Bros., 3. Robsrt HsnisM.
Bssl Sr. Brsd A Ownsd: 1. Runtr Bros.
Stnior and Grand Champion • Runtr
Bros.; Rtatrvt Stnior and Grand Cham*
pion • Runtr Bros.
Batt Sr. Thrtt: 1. Runtr Bros.
Dairy Hard: 1. Runtr Bros.
Product of Dam: 1. Runtr Bros.
Dam and Daughter: 1. Runtr Bros.. 2.
Runtr Bras.
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HOLSTEIN
Spring Calf: 1. Nichpla* Rocha. 2. Core
data Holttaint, 3 Oar-Oala Farm
WintarCall; i. Sunnyband Farm. 2. Cora
dala Hoi Main*, 3. Dar-Dala Farm.
FaS Calf: 1. Angia Baahora, 2. Oar-Oala
Farm, 3. Sunnyband Farm.
SummarYaarling: l.CoradalaHolaiain*.
2 Heather Crawl, 3. Garwtll Holatain*.
Spring Yearling: 1. Oar-Oala Farm, 2.
Susan Richardson. 3. Hostetler Family.
Winter Yearling; 1. Coradala Hdstalns,
2 Sunnyband Farm, 3. Sunnyband Farm.
Fall Vaartlng: 1. Sunnyband Farm, 2.
Oar-Oala Farm, 3. Coradala Holstaina.
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