Sarah, Jarvis Take Lancaster County Swine Roundup
Jared Fony, left, won reserve champion market hog, a
first time for the Manhelm 4-H’er, with the medlumwelght
champion. The hog was purchased by Hatfield, represented
by Kent Good, for 1.60 per pound for a total of $39520.
Jared Ferry won reserve champion market
hog. a first time for the Manheim 4-H’er. with
the mediumweight champion. Jared, 11. son
of Gary and Lynn Forry, Manheim, is in the
sixth grade at Kraybill Mennonite School
Jared showed a blue butt (York/Hamp
crossbred) weighing 247 pounds from a man
in Pine Grove who advertised in Lancaster
Farming, said Jared.
Jared said he kept die hog fed well and
watered. This is his first championship at the
roundup. He plans to show hogs at several
upcoming fairs, including four at Manheim,
one at the Southeast 4-H Market Hog Derby,
and one at the Farm Show.
The reserve champion was purchased by
Hatfield Quality Meats for $1.60 per pound
for a total of $39320.
In all there were a total of 118 hogs and
about 65 exhibitors. Judge for the show was
Nelson Beam, Elvetson.
Following is a list of show placings.
LANCASTER COUNTY
4-H SWINE ROUNDUP
RESULTS
CARCASS HOGS
Lightweight (220-233 lbs.): 1. Crystal Chart**. 2. Bob
Stewart 3. Jonathan Good.
Mediuntweight (236-243 lb*.); 1. Travla Donough. 2. Phil
ip Chart**. 3. Amy Bollinger.
Light Heavyweight (245-253 lbs.): 1. Eric Charles. 2. Sar
ah Boyd. 3. Alexander Ranck.
Heavyweight (257-270 tbs.): 1. Sheldon Hoover. 2.
Nathan Hoover. 3. Patrick Good.
MARKET HOGS
Lightweight Class 101 (220-224 lbs.); 1. Rodney Groff. 2.
Monica Zeiset. 3. Duane Charles. Class 102 (225-231 lbs.):
1. Mark Rohrer.2. Zachary Gertnak. 3. Philip Charles. Cl ass
103 (233-237 lbs.); 1. Dean Livengood. 2. Patrick Good. 3.
Nathan Hoover. Class 104 (239-241 lb*.): 1. Dale Liven
good. 2. Jonathan Good. 3. Andrew Gcrmak. Champion
Lightweight Dal* Livengood. Reserve; Jonathan Good.
Mediuntweight Class 106 (242-244 lbs.): 1. Rene* Hoov
er. 2. Timothy Miller. 3. Date Livengood. Close 107 (245-246
lbs.); 1. Ryan Donough. 2. Joelynn Donough.3. Dean Liven
good. Class 108 (247-240 lbs.): 1. Jared Forty. 2. Allison
Hughes. 3. Timothy Miller. Class 109 (250-251 lbs.): 1. John
Lentz. 2. Gerald Boyd. 3. Ryan Hoover. Mediumwafght
Champion: Jared Forty. Reserve: John Lentz.
Light Heavyweight Class 111 (252-253 lbs.); 1. Sheldon
Hoover. 2. Tiffany Dean. 3. Kyle Ward. Class 112 (254-256
lbs.): 1. Travis Donough. 2. fjuan* Charles. 3. Nathan
Kreider. Class 113 (256 lbs.): 1. Philip Charles. 2. Niool*
Kreider. 3. Amy Becker. Class 114 (257-258 lbs.): 1. Eric
Charles. 2. Ryan Hoover. 3. Brandon Forry. Light Heavy
weight Champion: Eric Charles. Reserve; Ryan Hoover.
HeavyweightCiass 117(261-264 lbs.); 1. Gerald Boyd. 2.
Tiffany Dean. 3. Nathan Hoover. Class 118 (265-267 lbs.);
1. Allison Hughes. 2. Ryan Donough. 3. Andy Weaver.
Class 119 (268-270 lbs.): 1. Jeff NolL 2. Kristen Charles. 3.
Wesley Hoover.
Champion Heavyweight Sarah Boyd. Reserve; Allison
Hughes. M
GRAND CHAMPION
MARKET HOG
Sarah Boyd
‘ RESERVE
Jared Forry
SHOWMANSHIP
Class 1: Dal* Uvengood. 2. Travis Donoogh. 3. Sheldon
Hoover.
Class 2: 1. Eric Charles. 2. Jenny Hoover. 3. Monica
Zeiset
Class 3; 1. Kevin Pfautz. 2. Jeff Nolt. 3. Amy Becker
Class 4; 1. John Stauffer. 2. Ryan Hoover. 3. Renee
Hoover.
Class S: 1. Alexander Ranck. 2. Nathan Hoover. 3. Holly
Hoover.
Class 8; 1. Rachel Brubaker. 2. Tiffany Dean. 3. Ashley
Kreider.
SHOWMANSHIP
CHAMPION
Kevin Pfautz
RESERVE
Dale Uvengood
(Continued from Page A2O)
“Jarvis,” a 259-pound barrow shown by Sarah Boyd, 15, daughter of Kerry and Deb
Boyd, Ephrata, won grand champion market hog at the Lancaster 4-H Swine Roundup
Wednesday evening. The grand champion was purchased by Hatfield Quality Meats,
represented here by Tom Moyer, for $2.75 per pound for a total of $712.25.
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