A42-L«ncs«ter Farming, Saturday, May 2, 1998
KAREN BUTLER
Maryland Correspondent
TIMONIUM, Md. A pair of
5-ycar-old Holsteins were named
grand and reserve grand champion
of the 1998 Maryland Holstein
Association spring show held
recently at the fairgrounds in
Timonium.
The pair of Holsteins was bred
and owned by the Joseph Schwart
zbeck family, of Peace & Plenty
Farm in Union Bridge, capping a
successful day for the family that
also captured both premier exhibi
tor and premier breeder honors of
the show.
Peace & Plenty Couns Tonia-
ET was selected by judge Dennis
Patrick as senior and grand champ
ion of the show, as well as best
bred and owned of the show.
The Gay-Ridge Sexation Ten
daughter out of Carnation
Counselor-ET was also named
best bred and owned, best udder,
and total performance winner in
her 5-year-old class.
A total performance contest
considers show placing, as well as
dairy production records.
Fresh last May, Tonya, and
Excellent 91-percent classified
cow, has a lactation record started
at 4-year-old of more than 30,000
pounds, and is currently projected
to about 36,000 pounds in her cur
rent lactation.
Herd mate Peace & Plenty Just
Kaye a daughter of a homebred
Tradition cow (classified Excel
lent) and a homebred bull. Peace &
Plenty AJct Justin-ET was
named reserve senior and reserve
grand champion.
The Schwartzbeck family con
sists of three generations working
at the farm and three generations
were helping to contribute to the
farm's success at the show.
Joseph and Noria Schwartzbeck,
sons Gus and his wife Lisa, Shane
and his wife (also a) Lisa, and
grandsons Davis, Aubrey and Aus
tin all participate in the 130-cow
family fanning operation.
“To me, the biggest honor of the
show is to win best bred and own
ed,” said Nona Schwartzbeck.
She said show day was kind of a
blur for her, because several of the
farm’s best animals were at home
in the dry lot that day.
“I think that’s one of the reasons
it was so thrilling for us,” she said,
“we were going to just
participate.”
The grand champion of the
youth division show was Ehifaardt
Astro Jody-ET, a cow owned by
Kevin Ehrhardt, also named the
best bred and owned of the
From the left, Maryland Dairy Princess Emily O'Hara pre
sents a best bred-and-owned award to Brooks Kennedy,
while Justin Watt receives a rosette from state alternate
Daily Princess Katie Dixon for showing the second best
bred : arid-dwned' animal' of thi division.
5-Year-Olds Top Maryland Spring Holstein Show
100,000-pound class, as well as the
class total performance winner.
The reserve grand champion of
the youth division was a senior
2-ycar-old, Emest-Anthony SD
Tobi-ET, owned by Brandon
Kling.
The junior champions were the
same for both show divisions.
The junior champion of both
show divisions was a summer
yearling, Windsor Manor Encor
Taz, owned by Kristin Myers of
New Windsor. Taz was also best
bred and owned.
The reserve junior champion of
the shows was a winter yearling,
Easiest Lieutenant Caramel, own
ed by Amy lager.
MD. HOLSTEIN ASSOCIA-
WINTER CALF: I.Nathan tagar; 2.Jam!
Savaga; S.Ryan Savaga.
FALL CALF: Uanaa Binahait; 2.Paaca I.
Plenty Farm; 3.Jami Savaga.
SUMMER YEARUNG: I.Kristin Myart;
Z.Kelll Savaga; S.Peace & Plenty Farm.
SPRING YEARUNG; l.Jeena Rinehart;
2.Jami Savaga; 3.Michael lager.
WINTER YEARLING; I.Amy lager; 2.Davie
Schwartzbeck; 3. Kristin Myers.
FALL YEARLING; I.William lager; 2.Ksnny
Eihardt; 3. Patrick Kennedy.
JR. BEST THREE; I.Windsor Manor Farm;
2.Peace I, Plenty Farm; 3 Savage-Leigh
Farm.
JUNIOR CHAMPION; Kristin Myers
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Amy lager.
DRY, 3 A 4-YR-OLD: I.Dun-Loatin Farm;
2.William lager; S.Cory Christman.
DRY AGED COW: I.Michael lager, 2.Hard
Rock Holsteins; 3.Marlin Hoff.
JR 2-YR-OLD: I.Brooks Kennedy; 2.Ryan
Savage; 3. Matthew Hoff.
SR 2-YR-OLO: 1. Brandon Wing; 2.Andrea
Christman; 3. William lager.
JR 3-YR-OLD: I.Marion Andrew; 2.Amy
lager; S.Justin Watt
SR 3-YR-OLD; I.MD-CarroMon Holsteins;
2.Hollingsworth/Andrew/Covey; 3.David
Chance and Norman Voss.
4-YR-OLD: I.Michael lager, 2,My lady’s
Manor Farm; 3.MD-Cairollton Holsteins.
5-YR-OLD: I.Peace A Plenty Farms;
2.Peace A Plenty Farms; S.Matthaw Hoff.
AGED COW; t.Rivarcross Holsteins; 2.Har
old Smith II; 3.Peace A Plenty Farm.
100,000-POUND: 1. Kevin Ehrhardt;2.Kenny
Ehrhardt.
PRODUCE OF DAM: I.Savaga-Laigh;
2.Rivercrot* Holstein*; 3.Brandon Kling.
DAM, DAUGHTER: I.My Lad/a Manor
Farm; 2. Brandon Kling.
SENIOR CHAMPION: Paaoa & Planty Farm.
RESERVE SR CHAMP; Paaoa A Planty
Farm.
GRAND CHAMPION: Paaoa A Planty Farm.
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP: Paaca A Planty
Farm.
BEST THREE; I.Paaca A Planty Farm;
2. Marlin Holt.
PREMIER BREEDER: Paaoa A Planty Farm.
PREMIER EXHIBITOR: Paaca A Planty
Farm.
BEST BRED, OWNED: Paaca A Planty
Farm.
FALL CALF: I.Janaa Rinehart; 2 Kriatin
Myara: 3. Peace A Planty Farm.
SUMMER YEARLING: I.Kriatin Myara;
2 Brandon KNng; 3.Amy Millar.
SPRING YEARLING: Uaana Rinehart;
2.Jami Savage; 3 Kelly Myara.
WINTER YEARLING: 1 Amy lager; 2.Davis
Schwartzbeck; 3 Knatm Myara.
TION
Spring Show
OPEN DIVISION
YOUTH DIVISION
From the left, Maryland alternate Dairy Princess Katie Dixon stands with Carroll
County Princess Crystal Stambaugh and Kristin Myers who holds the halter of her
open and youth division junior champion animal of the state spring Holstein show,
while Gus Schwartzbeck holds the halter of the grand champion, Wayne Stiles holds
the halter of the reserve grand champion, and they are joined by show judge Dennis
Patrick and state Dairy Princess Emily O’Hara.
The Joseph Schwartzbeck family is the premier breeder and exhibitor of the Mary*
land Holstein spring show. From the left, Carroll County Dairy Princess Crystal Stam
baugh and alternate Maryland princess Katie Dixon stand on either side of Joseph
Schwartzbeck, while Gus Schwartzbeck holds the halter of the grand champion, and
is joined by son Davis Schwartzbeck, Wayne Stiles holds the halter of the reserve
'ind champior while Aubrey, Nona and Lisa Schwartzbeck stand with Maryland
From the left, show judge Dennis Patrick stands with Maryland Dairy Princess Emi
ly O’Hara, Amy lager with the reserve junior champion of the youth division of the
Maryland Holstein Association spring show, Kristin Myers with the junior champion,
Brandon Kling with the reserve grand champion, Kevin Ehrhardt with the grand
champion and dairy princesses Crystal Stambaugh and Katie Dixon.
FALL YEARLING: I.William lagan 2-Kanny
Ehrhardt; 3.Patriek Kannady.
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Kriatin Myara.
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Amy lagan
DRY. 3M-YR-OLD; 1-Cory Chriatman;
2. Barbara Sehenning.
JR 2-YR-OLD: I.Brook* Kannady; 2.Hyan
Savaga; 3.Kavln Ehrhardt
SR 2-YR-OLD: I.Brandon KSng; 2.Andraa
Chriatman; 3.WlHiam lagar.
JR 3-YR-OLD: I.Amy lagar, 2.Ju*tin Wall;
3. Barbara Schanning.
SR 3-YR-OLD; I.Harold Smith II; 2.Jay
Baßaugh; 3.Kri«tin Myara.
4- t.Jarod Smith; 2.Bryan Smith;
3.Jarad Chriatman.
5- I.Donovan Hoingaworth.
AGED COW; I.Harold Smith 11.
100.000-POUND: I.Kavin Ehrhardt; 2. Kenny
Ehrhardt.
SENIOR CHAMPION: Kavln Ehrhardt
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Brandon Wing.
BEST BRED. OWNED; Brook* Kannady.
Cedar Crest FFA Holds
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Chapter Traphlae
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Jot Pany - Af Machanka
Jatan Stark - Swint Production
Mka Sanaanig - Ptadtry Awari
Richard Roof - Hon* Proßdancy
Uaa M. Ilauaar Mama rial Aarard
Dan Kraidar
Star Qraanhand
Chat Brubaker
Star Agribualnaaamati
Mka Ruhl
Star Chapter Farmer
Den Kraidar
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Dekalb Aarard
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Honorary Ham bora
Mr. Goto Id StricMor, Mr. Robort Kofc, Mr.
Craig Hothormol
Ooftlfleatoa of Appraclation
Mr. Edward Albart and Mr. Grant Ruhl
Koyatona Dagraa Pina
Mindy Hoatatlar, Amanda Stromlngar.
Dan Kiaidar.
Senior FFA memben’ parents
were presented plaques by Joe
Perry and Jason Neal. Mr. Craig
Rothermel gave closing remarks
from die school administration.
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