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Junior champions of the open show. From left, Judge
Wood; Andrea Bednarski with the Junior champion; Barba*
ra and David Miller with the reserve champion; and Tammy
Kuzar, Cambria County dairy princess.
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Raider Patches, a senior three year-old
shown by David Miller, Greensburg.
BednarsH also had the junior champion,
and Miller had the reserve junior champion
In the junior show, Shelby Allen had the
grand champion with Alien-Hill Raider Gab
by Gem. Gem was the first place junior three
year-old and best udder in class.
Reserve grand champion honors went to
Aaron Eaton with Bent-Creek Top Gun
Norths tar. This winner came from the aged
cow class.
David Hixson, Connellsville, had the
junior champion with a spring yearling; and
Danielle Allen. Smock, had the reserve junior
champion.
Alien-Hill was the premier breeder, and the
Miller family was the premier exhibitor.
According to Ken Raney, representing the
PA Holstein Association, this show is one of
seven regional Holstein shows in the Key
stone State. Any Holstein Association mem
ber may enter any of the shows. Though the
majority of the entrants here were from Fayet
te and Westmoreland Counties, some entries
came as far as from Mercer County.
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The grand champions at the Southwestern Champion Holstein show. From left,
Steve Wood, Judge; Andrea Bednarskl with the grand champion; David Miller with the
reserve grand champion; and Tammy Kuzar, Cambria County dairy princess.