Gor Wood D Holsteins Claims
Supreme Champion Title
CAROLYN N. MOYER
Tioga Co. Correspondent
WHITNEYVILLE (Tioga
County) Representatives from
each breed circled slowly around
the ring as judge Gary Rogers exa
mined each one carefully before
naming the supreme champion of
the Tioga County Open Dairy
Show.
The competition immediately
followed the open Holstein show
held Saturday. Aug. 9.
*T look at their individual char
acteristics," said Rogers. “When it
comes down to making hard deci
sions. and I’m there right now. I’m
basing my decision on the most
important component of the cow,
the udder.”
After commenting on the qual
ity of all the animals, he turned to
Chenango Lincoln Santa, the
4-year-old grand champion Hols
tein owned by Gor Wood D Hols
teins of Mansfield, and named her
the supreme champion of the
show.
Also in contention for the
supreme champion title was the
Jersey grand champion, Norman
dell Jedd Payge, owned by Cath
leen Norman of Liberty; the Ayr
shire grand champion. Blue Devils
Star Buttercup, owned by Bradley
Wales of Millerton; the Brown
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Swiss grand champion. Rocky
Slope RL Mag Justine, owned by
Mark Inman of Roaring Branch;
the Guernsey grand champion,
’King Flash Gloria, owned by
David Kriner of Mansfield; and the
Milking Shorthorn grand champ
ion, Honey, owned by Mike Pierce
of Wellsboro.
The reserve senior and reserve
grand champion Holstein was C
Tcrbeck Broker Delore, also own
ed by Gor Wood D Holsteins.
Among the junior animals, L&J
Delaware Holly, owned by Leroy
and Ida Jane Plance, was named
the junior champion while Esßem
Delaware Geneva Gene, owned by
Hal Courtney, was named the
reserve junior champion of the
show.
Capturing premier breeder and
premier exhibitor honors was Es
Bern Dairy Farms of Mansfield.
A list of the top three winners in
each class of the Holstein show
follows;
TIOGA COUNTY
OPEN DAIRY SHOW
HOLSTEIN RESULTS
Spring Calf; 1. Cha-Do Charles Stardust T
Vanna, owned by Trisha Mcllwain. 2. Wen-
Mar Eclipse Julie, owned by Christine Dou
glas. 3. Spring Mountain Integ Jolene, owned
by Ben Worthington.
Winter Calf. 1. Esßem Delaware Geneva
Gene, owned by Hal Courtney. 2. Ridge Nook
3 - 8 pm
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th
Midway Opens -11 am
Animals Received - Until 7 pm
Rides Open - 6 pm
Swine Show - 6 pm
Baked Goods Auction • 6:30 pm
(Show tent)
Miss Denver Fair Coronation
7:00 pm (stage)
9:30 pm
(Raindates: Wednesday,
Thursday or Friday)
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 th
Pearl Emperor, owned by Samuel Jackson.
3. Buttercup, owned by Paul Valentine.
Fall Calf. 1. LU Delaware Holly, owned by
Leroy and Ida Jane Planoe. 2. Rocky Slope
RL Lindy Ellda, owned by Mark Inman, 3.
Bowen-Vale Sunbuck Rhoda, owned by Jen
nifer Tomlinson.
Summer Yearling; 1. Spring Mountain Jed
Jiffy, owned by Courtney Worthington. 2.
Nora, owned by Dustin Butler.
Spring Yearling; 1. Cha-Do Sunbuck Dol
lar, owned by Tnsha Mcllwain. 2. Lau-Rin
Jeannie, owned by Cristophar Wood. 3.. 3.
Erin, owned by Katie Root
Winter Yearling; t. Le-Me-Re Hart Royal
Liberty, owned by Chelsle Coolidge. 2. Cha-
Do RC Matt Cola -TW, owned by Brett Hamb
lin. 3. Cha-Do Stardust Tinsel, owned by Tns
ha Mcllwain.
Fal Yearling: 1. Ridge Nook Wishbone
ConUn, owned by Christopher Jackson. 2. Li-
Wynds Magnus deMagee, owned by Lisa
Fitch. 3. Paintars-Pride Dest. Tonya, owned
by Erika Fillmore.
Best Three Junior Females: 1. Trisha Mcll
wain. 2. Jacksons.
Dry Cow Two Years and Over 1. Esßem
Starfauck Julie Jude, owned by Esßern Dairy
Farms. 2. Cha-Do Charles Redie Baby, own
ed by Trisha Mcllwain. 3. Reese-Run Jed
Dandy, owned by Aaron Butler.
Dry Cow Five Yeats and Over; 1. Blue
Knoll Missy CH-TW, owned by Gordon
Wood. 2. Esßern Barton Becky Oda, owned
by Esßern Dairy Farms.
Junior 2-Year-Old; 1. Spring Mountain
Passion -TW, owned by Ben Worthington. 2.
Cha-Do Encore Tasha, owned by Tnsha
Mcllwain. 3. Esßern Encoreßut Butter, own
ed by Esßern Dairy Farms.
Senior 2-Year-Old: 1. Cha-Do Stardust
Twinkle -TW. owned by Trisha Mcllwain.
Junior 3-Year-Qd: 1. Spring Mountain Jed
Holly, owned by Craig Worthington. 2.
Esßern Mark lona Lass, owned by Esßem
Dairy Farms.
Senior 3-Year-ad: 1. Innstyle Tess, own
ed by Gor Wood D Holstems I. E.’Bern Bret
Rasy Rambler, owned by Esßern Dairy
Farms. 3. Le-Ma-Re Royal Belle, owned by
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4-Year-Old: 1. Chenango Lincoln Santa,
owned by Gor-Wood D Holstains. 2. Cottsr
sidde Raider Zinnia, owned by Gor Wood D
Holstsins. 3. Esßern Mascot Yessie Bute,
owned by Esßern Dairy Farms.
5-Year-Old; 1. C Terbeck Broker Oelore,
owned by Gor Wood D Holstsins. 2. B-F-F
Dodger Elite Echo, owned by Kristina Baker.
Six Years and Over 1. Esßern Vanguard
Adams County 4-H’ers In Roundup
JINNY WILT sored by Douglas Miller, building
Adams Co. Correspondent
NORTH CORNWALL (Leba
non Co.) Winners in the Adams
County 4-H Horse and Pony
Roundup took part in District VI
4-H Horse Show at the Lebanon
County Fairgrounds.
The Adams County winners
were chosen on July 26 in compe
tition at the Halycon Farms, Dills
burg. Anne Wagner of York was
the judge.
Winners and sponsors were:
English Grooming and Showman
ship, senior division Sarah
Sokolovich, champion trophy
dedicated in memory of Don
Sponseller Jr.; and Sarah Smith,
reserve champion trophy spon
sored by Conewago Contractors.
English Grooming and
Showmanship, junior division
Andrea Sponseller, champion tro
phy sponsored by Spicewood
Farm and Feed; and Savannah
Ruth, reserve champion, trophy
sponsored by Dr. Jeffrey S. Sin
ger, DDS, MS, PA.
Western Grooming and Show
manship, junior division Erin
Grabill, champion trophy spon-
Sheep Show - 4 pm (Show tent)
Family Night Ride Special
6-10 pm
Tug of War - 6 pm
(softball field)
Sponsored by Lancaster YFC
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WJTL NIGHT
with
RAIN CHILDREN
FOUR FOR HARMONY (FFH)
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 6, 1997-A3l
Dell Dads, ownad by Eaßam Dairy Farms. 2.
GWO Wing, ownad by Gor Wood D Holsts ms.
3. Esßern Lingo Sexy Shirley, owned by
Esßern Dairy Farms.
Dairy Herd: 1. Trisha Mcllwain. 2. Gordon
Wood.
Best Three Females; 1. Trisha Mcllwain. 2.
Esßern Daily Farms.
Produce ol Dam; 1. Chet sea Coolidge.
contractor, and Katie Sokolovich,
reserve champion trophy spon
sored by Daniel Sisto, Dan-Tarn
Concrete.
Walk Trot Horse warm-up (not
a district class), sponsored by Kit
ty Frederick was won by Bethany
Dorr riding Simon Sex.
Walk Trot Pony warm-up (not a
district class), sponsored by
Gettysburg Agway, was won by
Sarah Smith riding Sir Spotsalot.
Novice Walk Trot Equitation
(not a district class), sponsored by
Kitty Frederick, was won by Mary
Beth Gregory riding True Blue.
Walk Trot Therapeutic Equita
tion, sponsored by Don and Sha
ron Brady, was won by Nick
Demko riding The Red Baron.
Therapeutic Obstacle Trail, spon
sored by Mike BeVart, Hobart
Harness Shop, was also won by
Demko.
Open Trail Pony, sponsored by
Gettysburg Agway, was won by
Sarah Smith and Sir Spotsalot and
the Open Trail Horse, sponsored
by Karen Fox, ERA Anderson
Realtor, was won by Meaghan
Rudolph on Stretch.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th
Animal Removal ■ 7-10 am
Cow Chip Poker - 9 am
Pet Show - 9 am
(Sponsored by The Personal Touch)
Baby Parade - Noon
(behind hospitality tent)
Matinee Ride Special -1-5 pm
Donut Eating Contest - 3pm
(Sponsored by Hartings Bakery)
Pedal Power Tractor Pull
4 pm
(behind stage)
The Mudflaps • 7 pm
Musical Entertainment
Removal of Exhibits
(Show Tent)
(Stage)
9 -11 pm