(Continund from Pago A 32)
Winter Yearling; 1. Wendy Jo Roes; 2.
Andrew M. Walker, 3. Lauren Lynch.
Fall Yearling; 1. Z. Soon Foreman; 2. Bruce D.
Henman; 3. Michael S. Ray.
Junior Champion: 1. Anthony Sharp; 2. Wen
dy Jo Roae.
Diy Cow 2-yr. * Oven 1. Robert W. Landia.
Junior 2-yr. Old: 1. Ryan Coleman; 2. Eric
Murray; 3. Benjamin PowdL
Senior 2-yr. Old; 1. Julia Miller, 2. Philip
Petenbrink; 3. Juliana Hillegaaa.
Junior 3-yr. Old: 1. Robert W. Landia.
Senior 3-yr. Old: 1. Julie Millar, 2. Z. Scott
Foreman; 3. Juliana Hillegaaa.
Four-year Old: 1. Kintan Miller, 2. Eric
Murray.
Five-year Old: 1. Malt Moeholder.
Six-yeata and Older. 1. Kinten Miller.
Senior Champion: 1. Julia Millet; 2. Julia
Miller.
Beat Animal Bred and Owned: Kinten Millar.
Dam-Daughter; 1. Kriaten Millar, 2. Benjamin
Powell; 3. Jeaaica Roae.
JERSEY
Spring Calf: 1. Slide Thomaa; 2. Joahua Van-
Turd; 3. Ezra VanTaaaeL
Winter Calf; 1. Earl Thomac.
Fall Calf: 1. Lance Bittner; 2. Earl Thomaa.
Summer Yearling: 1. Shelby Moyer, 2. Sarah
VanTatad; 3. Melina Schrock.
Spring Yearling: 1. Shelby Moyer; 2. Joahua
VanTaaad; 3. Greta Moyer.
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Fall Yearling: 1. Luke Thomaa; 2. Jodi Flick.
Junior Champion: 1. Shelby Moyer; 2 Luke
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Dry Cow 2-yr. A Over, 1. Joahua VanTaaael;
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Junior 2-yr. Old: 1. Earn VanTaaael; 2. Jodi
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Senior 3-yr. Old: 1. Ezra VanTaaael.
Four-year Old: 1. Wendy Jo Roae; 2. Shelby
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Five-year Old: 1. Jodi Flick.
Six yean A Older 1. Matthew Moyer.
Senior Champion: 1. Wendy Jo Roae; 2.
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Dam-Daughter 1. Joahua VanTaaad; 2 Wen
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Spring Calf: 1. Lacey Coleman; 1 Sarah Say
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Winter Calf: 1. Samuel Saylor.
Fall Calf: I. Gretchen Fox; 2. Adam Coleman;
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Spring Yearling: 1. Samud Saylor 2 Aric
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Winter Yearling: 1. Due tin Bittner 2. Rebekah
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Four-year Old: 1. Adam Coleman.
Senior Champion: 1. Adam Coleman; Z
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Beat Animal Bred and Owned: Rebekah Fox.
Dam-Daughter 1. Nathan Treaaler, Z Sarah
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SHOWMANSHIP
Junior Showman: 1. Greta Moyer, 2. Sarah
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Intermediate Showman: 1. Joahua VanTaaael;
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Senior Showman: 1. Kiraten Miller; Z Robert
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Grand Champion Showman: 1. Kiraten Miller;
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