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Carolyn N. Moyer
Bradford Co.
Correspondent
TROY (Bradford County) -
Elm Brook Sooner Osha, owned
by Heather Yurkanm ot Columbia
Cross Roads rose to the top over
217 entries to ■ claim the title of
supreme champion at the 1998
Troy Fair Youth Dairy Show,
held Tuesday, July 28th
The senior three-year-old Jersey
lopped her class and was named
the senior and grand champion
Jersey before entering the supreme
champion competition Named
reserve senior and grand champion
Jersey was Quality Crest Mister T
Fancy, a junior two-year-old
owned by Rindy Harkness
The junior champion Jersey
was Elmbrook Aerostar Oasis, a
Dairy Princess Talitha Coolbaugh pre
sents the junior champion award to Ja
mie Neiley, while Alternate Dairy Prin
cess Jackie Schriner congratulates Lucas
Trowbridge for showing the reserve jun
ior champion Guernsey.
.ancaster Farming, Saturday, August 15, 1998
Troy Fair Youth Dairy Winners
fall yearling owned by Heather
Yurkanm while the reserve junior
champion Jersey was Frosty Val
ley Imperial Lilac, a fall calf
owned by Daniel Harkness.
In a close placing, Braund Val
ley Peanut, a senior three year-old
Holstein owned by Craig Sheeley,
of Wctona, was named the reserve
supreme champion, grand cham
pion and senior champion ot the
Holstein show She was followed
by Greta Braund's Braund Valley
Beltone Ariel, the second place
senior three year old, who was
named the reserve senior and grand
champion ot the day
Among the heifers, two junior
calves rose to the top ol the com
petition Gma Alderfer showed
the junior champion, Du-Mar Fred
Pansy, while Lacy Jenkins
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The supreme champion of the Troy Fair was the grand champion Holstein owned by
Kenny Young. The reserve supreme champion was the grand champion Ayrshire,
owned by Amberleigh Yurkanin. Also in the photo are Rick Hoover, Troy Fair presi
dent and Talitha Coolbaugh, dairy princess.
showed the reserve junior cham
pion, Ty-Ly-View Delaware Cas
per
Topping the competition in the
Ayrshire arena was Amberleigh
Yurkanin’s five-year-old, Laneway
Festival's November She was
followed by the reserve champion
Ayrshire, five-year-old Plum Bot
tom Kate, owned by Ronald
Crott
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Among the junior Ayrshire en
tries, Amberleigh Yurkanin rose
to the top with C M - Ayrshires
Novembers May, who was named
the |umor champion The reserve
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junior champion was Locust Lane
Jakes Kathy, owned by Justin
Goodwin
In the Brown Swiss ring. John
Yurkanin Jr led his five-year-old
Elm Brook Aytola Tonya to the
grand champion position She
was followed m the icservc posi
tion by Michael Cole's Victory
Acres Legacy Ahsi. a lour year
old
The junior champion Brown
Swiss was Richard Spencer'sElm
brook Signa Janne, a spnng year
ling The reserve |umor cham
pion of the Brown Swiss show
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Jamie Neiley showed the junior
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yeaihng Mountain View Tear
drop The reserve junior cham
pion Guernsey, tall yearling.
Mountain View Zero, was shown
by Lucas Trowbridge
In the Milking Shorthorn
competition, four-year-old Sum
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by Samuel Cole was named the
senior and grand champion ot the
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