Carolyn N. Moyer
Bradford Co.
Correspondent
TROY (Bradford County) -
Nobledale Farms captured both the
Premier Breeder and Premier Ex
hibitor banners at the Troy Fair
Open Jersey Show, while Locust
Lane Farm won both the Premier
Breeder and Premier Exhibitor
Banners in the Open Ayrshire
Show
The Open Colored breed show,
held Thursday, July 30, also in
cluded entries from the Brown
Swiss, Guernsey and Milking
Shorthorn breeds
Overall the show, judged by
Dave Castrogiovanm. of Mon
trose sported over 160 entries
In the Jersey ring, the first
place senior three year old, Topeco
Sooner Jenny, owned by Tom and
Phoebe Cole rose to the top to
capture grand champion honors
She was followed by Blair and
Cammy Yurkanm’s Elm Brook
Aerostar Velvet, a junior two year
old, who earned the reserve grand
champion ribbon
From the heifer classes, tall
calf Elm Brook SMV Velor,
owned by Blair and Cammy
Yurkanm was named the junior
champion, while spring yearling
Frosty Valley Luke Vienna,
Senior champions in the Milking Shorthorn breed were
both owned by Samuel Cole. Shown here, from the left, are
show judge David Castrogiovanni, Samuel Cole with the
grand champion, Ayrshire Maid Amberleigh Yurkanin,
Michael Cole with the reserve grand champion, and state
Jersey Queen Emily Norman.
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owned by Daniel Harkness was
named the reserve junior cham
pion
In the Ayrshire show, Amber
leigh Yurkanin's five year old
Laneway Festival's November,
took the top spot and was named
grand champion Locust Lane
Request Tulip, a four year old
owned by Locust Lane Farm was
named the reserve grand cham
pion.
Tony Carter's Bonnie Brae
Kimberlm was named the junior
champion Ayrshire, while C.M
Ayrshires November's May,
owned by Amberleigh Yurkanm
was named the reserve junior
champion.
Elmbrook Aytola Tonya,
owned by John Yurkanm, was
named the grand champion Brown
Swiss She was followed by Mi
chael Cole's Victory Acres Legacy
Alisi who took the reserve grand
champion spot.
Amberleigh Yurkanm showed
the junior champion Brown Swiss
with Elm Brook Ice Jocelyn. Her
winter calf was followed by John
Yurkanm Jr’s spring yearling.
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Two exhibitors made up the
Guernsey show. Jamie Neiley’s
Mountain View Teardrop, a sum
mer yearling, was named the jun-
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The Jersey Winners pause for a picture during the 1998 Troy Fair. Shown, from
left are judge David Castrogiovanni, Phoebe Cole, Tom Cole with the grand cham
pion, Pa Jersey Queen Emily Norman, Cammy Yurkanin with the reserve senior cham
pion, PA Ayrshire Maid Amberleigh Yurkanin, John Yurkanin with the junior cham
pion and Daniel Harkness with the reserve junior champion.
lor champion, while Lucas Trow
bngde’s Mountain View Zero, a
fall yearling, was named the re
serve junior champion.
Samuel Cole's spring yearling.
Summit Vista Admiral Monica
was named the junior champion
Milking Shorthorn, while his four
year old, Summit-Vista Chen
Dumplm was named the grand
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