A2O-L«nc<Bter Farming, Saturday, August 2, 1997 » * JOYCE BUPP York Co. Correspondent YORK (York Co.) It was two for two at the York County Holstein Show, as Sunnybend Tangelo Counselor claimed her second-in-a-row championship over the annual county competi tion, held July 16 at the York Fair grounds. The senior three-year-old, also named best bred and owned, as in the show siring of Tom and June Boyer’s Sunnybend Farms, York. She freshened last year right at two years of age and earned a Very-Good 88 score on her first classification. While claiming several awards on the show cir cuit, the stylish heifer also tallied up a 365-day first lactation of more than 28,000 pounds of milk A veteran exhibitor at age seven, KC Beshore topped a class of enthusiastic youngsters exhibiting in the Kiddie Class at the York County Holstein Show. Congratulating KC for his winning handling of his spring calf, Beshore Jolt Polly, is York Dairy Princess Amanda Daugherty. Holstein, Brown Swiss Share York 4-H Dairy Supreme Honors JOYCE BUPP the supreme champion. York Co. Correspondent “Let longevity take its advant- YORK (York Co.) “Out- age,” said judge King as he standing breed winners” was the awarded the supreme champion description pooled by York 4-H overall title to the aged cow Hoi- Dairy Show judges Paul King, stein winner exhibited by East West Virginia, and Wayne Stiles, Berlin 4-H’er Amy Trimmer. Maryland, as they surveyed the Gende-Touch S. Wind Rebecca, a lineup of champions gathered in 6-year-old, is scored VG-88 with a the York Fairgrounds livestock lifetime production of over arena July 15 for the crowning of 110,000 pounds of milk. Her cur- The title of supreme champion brad and owned at tha York County 4-H Dairy Roundup want to Josh Huthpn and hit Brown Swiss 3-year-old, Brothers Three Nutty Buddy. production. She is owned by Bridgette Boyer Bortner and bred from of a line of 4-H and open class winners. Reserve champion honors stay ed in the same age class, going to the second-placed senior three year-old, Dar-Dale Russ Robin. She was bred and exhibited by Dar-Dale Farm, owned by the Dale and Darla Doll family, Glen Rock. Unscored as a heifer, she produced a first lactation of 18,000 milk and is projected at over 20,000 in her second lacta tion. The reserve champion furth er was the anchor for the Doll’s first-place win in the prestigious Best Three Females, bred and owned, lineup. In announcing his selections, judge and Maryland Holstein breeder Chris Hill praised the pairs’ powerful front ends and beautiful udders. Judge Hill also noted a championship honorable mention to the first-place senior two-year-old, Walk-Le Encore Amy, exhibited by Walk-Le Hol steins, Thomasville. Both the Doll and Boyer fami lies were again summoned to gether into the show ring at the close of the show, when they tied for the Premier Breeder banners. Premier Exhibitor points also tal lied to a tie, with the banner hon ors shared by the Dolls and the Sharing a tie for the York Holstein Show’s premier exhibitor title were the Leroy and Brenda Walker family and the Dale and Darla Doll family. Gathered for the banner award were, from left, front, Greg Walker, Lee Bosley, Dixie Doll with Aaron Doll, and Daphne Doll, second row, Brenda, Brad and Michelle Walker, Darla and Leslie Doll, holding Benjamin, and Downa Doll, and rear, Leroy Walker, Dale Doll, Stuart Cornett and Dana Doll. The Dale and Darla Doll family was also tied with the Tom and June Boyer families for premier breeder honors. rent lactation is projected to be completed with over 30,000 pounds production. Placing a “close second” in the supreme contention was the styl ish young Brown Swiss champ ion, exhibited by Josh Hushon, Delta. Brothers Three Nutty Bud dy is a junior three-year-old, also scored VG-88 and completed her first lactation with 18,600 pounds. She was a 1996 Junior All- American two-year-old and nomi nated for All-American honors. In the Ayrshire breed runoffs, veteran 4-H’er Jason Stambaugh, East Berlin, claimed senior and grand champion ribbons with Do- Sher Astro Anne, the winning senior three-year-old entry. Re serve honors went to Anchor- Mere T Alta, the four-year-old entry of Stephanie Pomraning, Delta. Champion bred and owned was Triple-J Value Julie, a five year-old of Jason Stambaugh. Ayrshire junior champions were the pair of winning fall calves. Jamie Welsh, East Berlin, took the top heifer honor with Masonic Homes Rulers Gypsy, over the reserve and best junior bred and owned, My-T Sailor’s Callie, exhibited by Delta 4-H’er Stephanie Pomraning. In addition to his supreme bred and owned Brown Swiss, Josh Hushon made a clean sweep of the breed honors. The Delta 4-H member claimed reserve senior and grand champion breed titles with his five-year-old late Lane Pebbles. Junior champion was his fall calf Top Acres Leverage Lil lian, over the reserve champion, spring yearling Brothers Three Boyer Fatifliy Leroy and Brenda Walker fami ly’s Walk-Le Holsteins. Junior champion honors went to JCY April Starbuck ET. a power ful, stylish spring yearling shown by youth exhibitor Amy Trimmer, East Berlin. Reserve junior champion, and best junior animal bred and owned, was Beshore Polo Stephanie, the fall calf ex hibited by Beshore Farms, New Cumberland. One of the most crowd-popular awards of the annual show went to seven-year-old KC Beshore, who walked off with first place in the Kiddie Class. KC is the son of ipu. >iplono««. up was the Holstein aged cow, Gentle Touch Wind Rebec ca, exhibited by Amy Trimmer. Presenting the award was dairy princess Amanda Daugherty. Nutrageous. Junior 4-H member Tern John son, York, topped the Guernsey breed show, taking senior and grand champion with Rutter Broil Perfectos Lydia. In the reserve senior and grand spot was Romcl las Nobility Brownie, the senior three-year-old exhibited by Kim berly Pomraning of Delta. Terri Johnson also took the junior champion rosette, with winter yearling Rutter Bros Mag ics Wendy. Kimberly Pomran ing’s spring yearling. Cedar Fringed Butterrum, was the reserve champion (infer. Standing senior and grand re serve in the Holstein show to Amy Trimmer’s overall supreme was Wins York Beshore Farms owners, Jed and Sue Beshore, and a veteran of the Kiddie Class competition. Other Kiddie Class winners included Stevie Greek, Frankie Greek. Cameron Knight, Amanda Thompson, Kelly Johnson and Jeremy Creek. A partial list of winners follows: Spring Calf: 1. Coradala Brokar Cute, Cory Thompson; 2. Woodbina Farm; 3. Sunnyband Farm. Wlntar Calf: 1. L a J Dandy Nna. Kaih laan Doll; 2. Dar-Dala Farm; 3. Walk-La Holitaina Fall Call; 1. Beihora Polo Stephanla, Bathora Farms; 2. Woodbina Farm; 3. Greg Walker, Thomasville, with senior two-year-old Walk-Lc En core Amy. Walker also exhibited the best bred and owned Holstein, four-year-old Walk-Lc KQ Misty. Amy Trimmer added the Hols tein junior champion win to her collection of awards, with spring yearling J.C.Y. April Statbuck- ET. Reserve honors went to Air ville junior 4-H’cr Shane Hall, exhibiting the winning fall calf. Woodbine Starbuck Eva. In the Jersey breed contention, Suzann Pbmraning finished in the grand and reserve champion spot with Franken Theodore Lilli, a senior two-year-old. Reserve (Turn to Png* A 22) H
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