A26-lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 26, 1997
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er, said the quality was present and
he called it a very good show.
The top placings are as follows:
Spring calf, 1. Nicholas Fisher;
2. Alex Morrow; 3. Blake
Brubaker.
Winter calf, 1. Justin Howes; 2.
Matthew Groff; 3. Cheryl Hershey.
Fall calf, 1. Lindsey Howard; 2.
Heather Brubaker; 3. Daniel
Bollinger.
Summer yearling, 1. Amie Shel
ley: 2. Marc Waltemyer, 3. Brian
Mull
Spring yearling, 1. Crystal Bru
baker. 2. Blake Brubaker, 3. Gypsy
Hill Farm.
Winter yearling, 1. Jacob
Brown; 2Nicholas Fisher, 3. Jus
tin Hershberger.
Fall yearling, 1. Bejamin Wellq
2. Robert Wenger.
4-y (dry), 1. Gregory Wenger, 2,
Denise Bollinger.
Jr. 2-y, 1. Lowell A Deb Bru
baker; 2. Dclmar Oberholtzcr.
Sr. 2-y, I. Silvermine Holsteins;
2. Randy Wengen 3. Lowell & Deb
Brubaker.
Jr. 3-y, 1. Robert Wenger, 2.
Andy Welk; 3. Gregory Wenger.
Sr. 3-y, 1. Silvermine Holsteins;
2. Lowell A Deb Brubaker, 3.
Heather Oberholtzcr.
4-y, 1. Lowell & Deb Brubaker,
2. Joseph Wivell; 3. Darryl A Ruby
Bollinger.
Junior champions In the open show are Austin Thomas,
left with the reserve Junior champion and Lindsey Howard
with the Junior champion.
Khan Daughter Tops
National Heifer Sale
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio
AU Tildys Khan Taffi-ET, a
Jersey yearling daughter of Green
wood Sooner Khan, topped the
1997 National Heifer Sale in
Indianapolis, bringing $9,000.
The 1997 National Heifer Sale
averaged $2,629.59 on 49 head.
The sale was held June 29 in
Indianapolis in conjunction with
the ahnual meetings of the Ameri
can Jersey Cattle Association and
National All-Jersey. Inc.
3 The top seller was consigned by
Kurt and Carol Alberti, Wendell,
Idaho, and will make her new
home with Coppini Lane Jerseys,
Femdale, Calif.
“Taffi’s” dam. AU Tillies
Legend Tildy, EX-93%, has
records to 6-0 305 27,220 4.9%
1,326 4.0% 1,102. “Tildy’s”
mature equivalent (m.e.) average
on seven lactations is 23,454 lbs.
Milk, 1,104 lbs. Fat and 913 lbs.
Grand Champion At Lancaster Holstein Show
The grand champion of the Lancaster County Holstein
show Is C Wridale Broker Clover, owned by SUvermlne
Farm, Willow Street. Friends and family are from left, from,
Allison Waltemyer, Dylan Thomas. Morgan Thomas, and
Aged cow, 1. Joseph Wivell; 2.
Greg Wenger, 3. Denise Bollinger.
Futurity, 1. Andy Welk; 2. Joe
Wivell; 3. Jessica Latham.
100,000 lb. 1. Gregory Wenger,
2. Star Rock Farms.
Protein.
Walden Farm Angel Barber
Seeker, consigned by Jo Grady
Armstrong, East Hardwick, VL,
was the second-highest selling
animal. Coppini Lane Jerseys bid
$6,100 for the 9-month-old
daughter of WF/L&M Duncan
Barber-ET.
“Seeker’s” dam, Walden Farm
Berretta Deity Angel, has a first
lactation projected m.e. average of
23,270 lbs. milk, 958 lbs. fat and
823 lbs. protein.
Eight percent of the gross sale
price from animals sold in the
National Heifer Sale is used to
fund the Jersey youth programs.
Co-chairmen of the sale were
Keith Hubbell, Brownsville, Ind.,
and Anthonty Dalessandro, Rich
mond, Ind. The sale was managed
by Jersey Marketing Service, with
Merlin Woodruff of Ohio as the
auctioneer.
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The premier breeder award went to Donegal Creek Farm and the premier exhibitor
award went to Wengdale Farm. From left, Steve Wood, Judge, Joe, Jason, and Justin
Wlvell, Greg and Bob Wenger, and Elizabeth Smith, Lancaster County dairy princess.
Winners in the youth show are from left, Elizabeth Smith, Lancaster County dairy
princess; Crystal Brubaker, reserve Junior champion; Lindsey Howard, Junior champ
ion; Susan Richardson, with the reserve grand champion owned by Randy Wenger;
and Andy Walk, grand champion.
Mark WaKemyer. Back, Sandy Thomaa at halter, Steve Wag
ner, Austin Thomas, Earl Waltemyer, and Denise
Waltemyer.