4-Year-Old Wins
DOYLESTOWN (Bucks Co.)
—Petticote Leadtnan Doll - ET, a
four-year-old shown by Delaware
Valley College of Etoylcstown,
was named grand champion at the
Bucks County Holstein Show held
recently at the Middletown
Grange Fair.
Reserve champion went to
Rocky Side Commissioner Faye,
an aged cow owned by Thomas
and Darlene Hardy. Perkasie.
Delaware Valley College also
claimed both the premier breeder
and premier exhibitor awards.
The junior champion of the
From left, Judge Ron Trostle; grand champion, Petticote
Leadman Doll - ET, shown by Delaware Valley College stu
dent Todd Webb of Street, Md.; Jennifer Lear, Bucks-Mont
gomery dairy princess; and reserve grand champion,
Rocky Side Commissioner Fay, shown by Darlene Hardy,
Perkasie.
show was the summer yearling
heifer shown by Delaware Valley
College, Smith Mead Krystal Kit
ty. Reserve junior champion went
to Rothrock Cubby Miss Daisy, a
fall heifer calf exhibited by Aman
da Symonds.
In all, 95 head were entered.
Following is a list of show plac
ings.
BUCKS COUNTY
HOLSTEIN SHOW
Winter Halter Calf; 1. Joshua R. Geis
singer, 2. Leonard E. & David W. Crooke, 3.
DVC.
Spring Yearling Haller: 1. DVC, 2. Mat
thew Crouse, 3. Nicole Bishop.
Fall Heifer Call: 1. Amanda Symonds, 2.
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Buhop, 2. DVC, 3. Kristen Cahill.
FaH YaarUng Heifer: 1. DVC. 2. Arthur B.
Yoder, 3. Thomas Hakteman.
Junior Champion; DVC.
Reserve Junior Champion: Amanda Sy
monds.
Baal Three Junior Females: 1. Elizabeth
Hallowed, 2. Crooked Acres Dairy, 3. Ensen
ada Farm.
Two Years Old Never Fresh: 1. Rachel
C. Moyer, 2. DVC.
Dry Cow 4 Years A Under; 1. Jennifer
Lear, 2. Andrew D. Crooke, 3. DVC.
Dry Cow S Years A Oven 1. Warren E.
Buckman 111.
Junior Twe-Year-Old Cow: 1. DVC, 2.
Karen Hakteman, 3. Amy Yerkes.
Senior Two-Yoar-Old Cow: 1. DVC, 2.
Elizabeth Hallowed, 3. Stephen Worthington.
Junior Thrse-Yaar-Old Cow: 1. DVC, 2.
Stephen Worthington 3. Stephen Worthing
ton
Senior Throe-Yoar-Old: 1. Ryan Worth
ington, 2. DVC, 3. Rachel Moyer.
Four-Year-Old Cow; 1. DVC, 2. DVC. 3
Kenneth C. Worthington.
Five-Year-Old: 1. DVC.
Aged Cow: 1. Thomas A Darlene Hardy,
2. Edward Buckman.
100,000 Pounds: 1. Stephen Worthing
ton, 2. DVC.
Beet Udder: 1. DVC, 2. Thomas A Dar
lene Hardy, 3. Karen Hakteman.
Senior Champion: DVC.
Reserve Senior Champion: Thomas A
Darlene Hardy.
Grand Champion: DVC.
Reserve Grand Champion: Thomas and
Darlene Hardy.
Bast Three Senior Females: 1. DVC, 2.
Curly Hill Farm. 3. LoWoe Farn .
Produce of Dam: 1. DVC, 2. LoWoe
Farm, 3. Rachel Moyer.
Premier Breeder: DVC.
Premier Exhibitor: DVC.
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Junior Champions. From left, Judge Ron Trostle;
reserve junior champion, Rothrock Cubby Miss Daisy;
Amanda Symonds, Ottsville; Jennifer Lear, Bucks-Mont
gomery dairy princess; Junior champion, Smith Mead Krys
tal Kitty; and Delaware Valley College student Christie
Roger, Carlisle.
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