Canadian Aged Holstein Is Supreme At World Dairy Expo
MADISON, Wis.—An aged
Holstein cow named Rainyridge
Tony Beauty was selected as
America’s supreme champion
cow during closing ceremonies at
the 29th annual World Dairy Expo
in Madison. Wisconsin.
The champ, classified as SEX
92, was exhibited by Ray Brown
of Vista, Manitoba, Canada. At 6
years of age, Rainyridge Tony
Beauty had a 305-day production
record of 21,390 pounds of milk,
791 pounds of Cat and 705 pounds
of protein. She is sired by Marsh
field Elevation Tony and her dam
is Despics Tempo Diane.
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The reserve supreme champion
honors went to a Guernsey cow
named Westlynn Tom Dee. She is
owned by Rueth and Kortus and
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female of the Central Grand
National Guernsey Show during
last year’s World Dairy Expo.
Sired by Westlynn Emory Tom,
the champion cow produced a
305-day production record of
22,840 pounds of milk, 1,101
pounds of fat and 822 pounds of
protein. Her dam is Westlynn Pep
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supreme champion cow of the
junior show during World Dairy
Expo. She was exhibited by Shan
non N. Anderson of HLF Jerseys
in New Philadelphia. Ohio. Dur
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Show held at the 29th annual
World Dairy Expo, the champ also
garnered the reserve grand champ
ion femak honors. Five-year-old
Duncan Eilene of HLF produced a
108-day record of 7,410 pounds of
milk, 359 pounds of fat and 269
pounds of protein.
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of the junior show was a Holstein
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NEW JERSEY
Lancutir Fuming. Saturday, Octobu 21, IMS-A37
cow named Gentry-Acres Gam- Beauty garnering top honors mine
bier Sue. She is owned by Natalie Intcrnatlonal Holstein Show, the
Borba ofEscalon, California. At 4 r “ erve champion was C
years of age the champ had a Inspiration Tina owned
305-day production record of J* Kueffner Holstems of
25.400 pounds of milk, 1,253 Wircton-Salcm North Carolina,
pounds of fat and 814 pounds of Prcmier breeder honors went to
protein. Oscar Dupasquier of Guelph,
A record number of dairy cattle Ontario, Canada and Kueffner
competed this year at the 29th Holstems of Winston-Salem,
annual World Dairy Expo. Oct. N ? rth Carolina was named pre
-4-8 in Madison, Wisconsin. A m ‘® r exhibitor,
record 1,911 animals from seven * n “Jf junior show. Gentry
breed shows competed in the Acr « Gambler Sue was nam«l
show ring. grand champion female. She is
Holstein Show sired by Strickler MGM Gampler
In addition to Rainyridge Tony an( } her dam is Penn-Grove
■ • Toddsdale Dimples.
The reserve grand champion female of the
junior show went to Hardindale Mark Rocita,
owned by Scott Long, Clayton. Michigan.
During the International Holstein Show. 464
Holsteins competed.
Guernsey Show
In addition to Westlynn Tom Dee making a
repeat victory as grand champion of the Central
National Guernsey Show, a cow named Jastes
Ben Joy garnered the reserve grand champion
female honors. She is owned by the Ben Joy Syn
dicate of Salvia, Kentucky.
Randy and Wanda Knapp of Epworth, lowa,
were named both premier breeder and premier
exhibitor for the Central National Guernsey
Show.
In the junior show, Ocooch Fayette Meka
received grand champion female honors. The
champ is a senior 3-ycar-old and was exhibited
by Elizabeth Herges of Livingston, Wisconsin.
At 2 years. 4 months of age. Ocooch Fayette
Meka had a 365-day production record of 15,241
pounds of milk, 783 pounds of fat and 562
pounds of protein.
The reserve grand champion female of the
junior show was Sandy Hill Wandas Winnie. She
was exhibited by Jessica Eilers of Scotch Grove.
lowa.
During the Central National Guernsey Show.
155 animals competed in the show ring.
Ayrshire Show
A senior 3-year-old Ayrshire dairy cow exhi
bited by David Koss of Sid Pal Ayrshires in
Epworth, lowa, was selected as this year’s grand
champion female of the Central National Ayr
shire Show.
The animal, named Family-AF-AYR AJ.
lulia, was sired by Forever Schoon, AJ. Her dam
is Jan’s Hi Jennifer. The champion produced a
305-day production record of 17,940 pounds of
milk, 746 pounds of fat and 637 pounds of
protein.
A cow named Blackaddar Emily 2 won
reserve grand champion female honors and was
exhibited by Mount and Allan Bair of Woodland
View Farm. Knowlton, Quebec, Canada.
In the junior show, Blue Meadows suzie ET,
exhibited by Rebecca Seifert of Acampo, Cali
fornia, was named the grand champion. The
reserve grand champion of the junior show was
Vales-Pride Olympic Rosie. She is bred and
)wned by Mark Valentine of Thurmont.
Maryland.
Moy-Ayr Farm of Whitewater, Wisconsin,
vas named premier breeder. Ski Pal Ayrshires
md Moy-Ayr Farm shared the honor for premier
ixhibitor.
A total of 168 animals competed in the show
ring.
Brown Swiss
A 6-year-old Brown Swiss owned by Kruses
Swiss Farm of Earlvilie, lowa, was selected as
this year’s grand champion of the Central
National Brown Swiss Show. The animal-j
-named Kruses GK Jade Fantasy Vix ET—was
exhibited by the Larry Kruse family, owners of
Kruses Swiss Farm.
ide, the champ
Sired by Bridgeview Elegant Jau*.- iß
ion produced a 305-day record of 18,190 pounds
of milk, 978 pounds of fat, and 711 pounds of
protein. Her dam is Kruses Beautician Vixie.
A cow named Hawthorne Rhythmic Riki TW
won reserve grand champion honors and is own
ed by Jose Evanda, Neiva, Brazil.
The Pate Vanderfaam family, owners of
Bridge View Swiss in Mira Loma, Calif., was
named both premier breeder and premier exhibi
tor. Bridgeview Elegant Jade was named premier
sire.
In the junior show, RftS Jubilation Rosy
received grand champion honors. The champion
3-year-old was exhibited by Jason Luttropp of
Beilin, Wis. (Turn l 0 Paga