Junior 3-Year-Old Grand At Central District Championship
GAIL STROCK
Mifflin Co. Correspondent
HUNTINGDON (Huntingdon
Co.) The quality of show ani
mals at the Central Pennsylvania
Championship Holstein Show
held August 17 at the Huntingdon
County Fairgrounds surprised and
pleased show judge Ronald Hef
fner of Jefferson, Maryland.
Heffner, who judged the nation
al junior show in Louisville, said
the top five Holsteins shown by the
youth exhibitors in the junior
division were comparable to ani
mals shown in Louisville.
"These five animals,” Heffner
said just before selecting grand
champioii of the junior show, “all
deserve grand champion.”
Heffner then selected David
Kocher’s junior 3-year-old as
grand champion of the youth divi
sion. Kocher’s cow. Hearts Desire
Jethro Carla, was sired by
Hanoverhill Jethro TW, bred by
Eugene Corl and June Kocher.
Rachel Tanis’ cow from the
100,000-pound class earned
reserve grand champion in the
youth division. Ideals Mac Wayne
Radar, bred by Jake and Sallianne
Tanis of Ideal Holsteins. won the
best bred and owned award for the
open and youth shows.
Rachel said she would be retir
ing her favorite cow after this
championship show. The cow has
won a room full of ribbons and tro
phies for Rachel over the years.
Grand champion of the open
show went to another junior
3-year-old owned by Fred Strouse
and Frank Connelly, exhibited by
Solid Gold Holsteins. The animal,
Hyllside Skybuck Jo, was sired by
Hanoverhill Skybuck and bred by
Donald Gene Thompson.
Open show reserve grand
champion went to a senior 3-year
old owned by Mike Weimer, Fred
Strouse, Ken Raney. K. Colyer, R.
Gilligan, N. Goldenberg. and A.
Goldenberg. Cosper Will Special,
sired by Willowland Mark IV, was
also exhibited by Solid Gold
Holsteins.
Matthew Deputy showed the
open show junior champion ani
mal. The spring calf, Meadow-
Creek Roebuck Emily, sired by
Paradise-Roebuck, is owned by
Richard A. Deputy.
Reserve junior champion went
to Donald W. and Nancy K. Toms’
winter calf. Golden-Dream Encore
Jessica, sired by Marcrest Encore,
was shown by Jennifer Toms.
In the youth division. Amanda
Cessna showed the junior champ
ion, winter yearling, Brush-Creek-
Vu Charles Kala, sired by Boulet
Charles. ET.
cess stands with Matthew Deputy who holds the hatter of
the Junior champion Holstein of the open division of the
Central Pennsylvania Holstein Championship Show, while
Jennifer Toms holds the halter of her reserve Junior champ
ion and stands with show Judge Ronald Heffner and Bed
ford County Dairy Princess Becky Carson.
Dianne Clock’s summer year
ling, Walnut-Hills Stardust Brook,
sired by Browndale Stardust, was
named the reserve junior champ
ion of the youth division. Walnut-
Hills Farm exhibited that animal.
The John Foster family of Globe
Run Farms received the premier
breeder and premier exhibitor
awards.
Central Pa. Holstein
Championship Show
(OPEN DIVISION)
SPRING CALF: I.Richard Deputy: 2.Keri E.
Connelly; 3.Ernest E. Bert, Jr.
WINTER CALF: 1 .Donald W. A Nancy K.
Toms; 2.Mke Weimer, Fred Sitouse, and
Karl Cotyer; a.Roger T. Green, Janet K. Oei
tder, Jeffrey A. Conrad.
FALL CALF:. 1 Amanda Cessna; 2-Nora
Snider; S.Charann Foster.
SUMMER YEARLING; I. Dianne Glock;
2.Tara Kocher; 3.Frsd Strouse, Tussay View
Farm.
SPRING YEARLING: l.Charann Foster;
2Amanda Cessna; 3.MeHssa Hostler.
WINTER YEARLING: 1 .R. Green, J. Deibler.
and J. Conrad; 2 Amanda Cessna; 3-Kevin
Horst
FALL YEARLING; Uohn Rishel; 2.Tara
Kocher; 3John Jr. A Alice Foster.
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Richard Deputy.
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMP: Donald W. A
Nancy K. Tome.
DRY COW- 4 YEARS AND UNDER I.Tate
Kocher; 2.Paul E. A Harry Lewie Smith;
S.Chatann Foster.
DRY COW. 5 YEARS t OVER: 1 -Daknar a
Larry Zimmerman and Paul Naar, 2.Robart
Norris 4 Globa-Run Farm; 3.Joaeph Stitt.
JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD: I.R. Graan, J. Dal
bler, J. Conrad.
SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD; I. Michael Yodar;
2Jaka a Sallianna Tanis; 3-Ross Snidar.
JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD; I.Opan - Frad
Strousa a Frank Connelly; 2.David Kocher;
S.Ronald Hough Jr.
SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD: I.M. Waimar, F.
Strousa, K. Haney, K. Colyer, R. GiMgan, N.
Goldenberg, A. Goldenberg; 2Andy Mohr;
3 James A. a Dennis L. London.
FOUR-YEAR-OLD: 1 Jim a Kim Grove;
2.Ross Snidar; S.Mark Hough.
FIVE-YEAR-OLD: I.Kavin Horst; 2.DavM
Clock; 3.Lori Connelly.
100,000 POUND CLASS: I.Rachel Tanis;
2 John A. Foster, Jr.; S.Solld Gold Hols lain.
SIX YEARS AND OVER: I.Ronald Hough Jr.;
2.Ronald Hough, Jr.; 3.Charles F.
Hershberger.
SENIOR CHAMPION; Frad Strouse. Frank
Connelly.
RESERVE SR. CHAMP: M. Weimer, F.
Strouse, K. Raney, K. Colyer, R. Gilligan, N.
Goldenberg, A. Goldenberg.
GRAND CHAMPION: Fred Strousa and
Frank Connelly.
RESE RVE GRAND CHAMPION: M. Weimar,
F. Strousa, K. Raney, K. Colyer, R. Gilligan,
N. Goldenbarg. A. Goldenberg.
BEST BRED AND OWNED: Rachel Tania.
BEST THREE FEMALES: Singing BrooK;
Walnut- Hills Farm; Globe-Run.
BEST THREE JUNIOR FEMALES: Golden-
Draam Holaleins; Amanda Cressna; Globe-
Run Farm.
PRODUCE OF DAM: Autumn-View. Globe-
Run; Scott Jones.
DAM AND DAUGHTER; Rachel Tams; Ross
Snider, Globe-Run.
PREMIER BREEDER AND PREMIER EXHI
BITOR; Globe-Run.
(YOUTH DIVISION)
SPRING Calf; i.Karl Connelly; Ernest Ben
Jr.; Amanda Cessna
WINTER CALF: I.Rachel Fox; 2.oavkJ
Kocher; 3John Kelly.
FALL CALF: 1 Amanda Cessna; 2.Nom
Snider; S.Cherann Foster.
SUMMER YEARLING: I.Dianna Clock;
2.Tara Kocher, S.Melissa Hostler.
SPRING YEARLING: t.Charann Foster;
2 Amanda Cessna; S.Melissa Hostler.
WINTER YEARLING; 1 Amanda Cessna.
- g is of ths youth division of .is Central Pennsylvania Holstein
Championship Show are shown by leadspeople David Kocher who shows the grand
champion and Rachel Tanls who shows the reserve grand champion. Also Joining In
the photograph, on the left, are Blair County Dairy Princess Leslie Bailey, Bedford
Dairy Princess Beckey Carson, and Centra County Dairy Princess Latlsha Wasson,
and on the right, show Judge Ronald Heffner and Huntingdon County Dairy Princess
Emily Metz.
From the left, show Judge Ronald Heffner stands with Cindy Weimer and husband
Mike who holds the hatter of the reserve grand champion of the Central Pennsylvania
Holstein Championship Show, while John Foster holds the hatter of the grand champ
ion and stands with co-owner representatives Bud Connelly and Fred Strouse. The
children standing in front of Mike and Cindy Weimer are, from the left, Spencer Weim
er, Michelle Raney, Christopher Raney and Sarah Weimer.
FALL YEARLING; I.Tara Kochar; Z.Chad
Potteiger; S.Greta Jo Snider
YOUTH JUNIOR CHAMPION: Amanda
Cessna.
YOUTH RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION:
Dianne Clock.
DRY COW, 4 YEARS AND UNDER: I.Tara
Kochar; 2.Charann Foster; 3J. Travis Couch.
JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD; t.Troy Young;
2.Scott Jonas; S.Greta Jo Snider.
700 Horses Gather In Quentin
QUENTIN (Lebanon Co.)
Approximately 700 horses and
their riders and drivers from
across the nation will compete
here at the 62nd annual Quentin
Fall Horse Show, Quentin, Aug.
29 to Sept 2.
The event showcases a number
of breeds, disciplines, and styles
of riding and draws horses from as
far away as Texas.
Spectators arc invited to bring
lawn chairs and a picnic to enjoy
ringside as the horses including
jumpers, hunters, saddlebreds,
Morgans, roadsters and hackney
ponies and their riders compete.
The show also offers a playground
for children, a food court and
shopping.
Along with the opportunity to
watch quality equestrian competi
tion, one of the highlights for
SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD: 1-Mfchasl Yoder;
2. Ross Snider; Emily Clonlnger.
JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD: I.David Kocher;
2.Honald Hough, Jr.; 3.Dawn Jones.
SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD: I.Melissa Hostler;
2.Ryan Connelly.
FOUR YEAR OLD: I.Ross Snider; 2.Char
ann Foster; 3. Renee Baker.
FIVE YEAR OLD: 1 .David Clock; 2.L0rl Con
nelly; S.Renee Baker.
spectators is an appearance by the
Bud Girls, who will be awarding
trophies to champion horses and
autographing posters from 6 p.m.
to 10 pjn. on Saturday and Saun
day, August 31 and Sept 1.
The show features classes for
children and adults, amateurs, and
professionals. The $7,500 Quentin
Mini-Prix, a timed, show-jumping
class over fences, will be held
Sunday. Sept 1 beginning at 6
p.m. Also on Sunday, classes for
jumpers ridden by amateurs and
children will be held beginning at
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100,000 POUND CLASS: 1 .Rachel Tams;
2John A. Foster, Jr.
SIX YEARS AND OVER; I.Ronald Hough,
Jr.; 2.Ronald Hough, Jr.; 3.Lory Baker.
SENIOR CHAMPION: David Kocher.
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Rachel Tanls.
GRAND CHAMPION: David Kocher.
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP: Rachel Tanls.
BEST BRED AND OWNED: Rachel Tanls.
noon. Saddlebreds, Morgans,
roadsters, and hackneys will be
the featured attraction each eve
ning. Thursday through Saturday.
The Quentin Riding Club in
Quentin is one of the premier ven
ues in the eastern United States for
horse shows.
Admission to the grounds is $l.
and $3 Saturday and Sunday. Aug.
31 and Sept 1. Box seats in the
covered grandstands are available
for $5 per day on a space available
basis.
For mote information, phone
(717) 273-1151.