Troy Fair Youth
Dairy Winners
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day She was followed by Evan
Bresee's spring yearling, Beauty,
who was named the junior cham
pion and the reserve grand cham
pion of the show Tagged as the
icserve junior champion was
Samuel Cole's spring yearling,
Summit-Vista Admiral Monica
Judges Allen Hostetler, of
Annville, Pa and Paul Moyer, ot
Roaring Branch, Pa had the task
ot choosing the winners in each
class, while Roger Sherwood, of
Meshoppen, and Gary Bicksler, of
Tunkhannock sorted out the win
ners m the fitting and showman
ship competitions.
A list of the top three winners
in each class follows.
Ayrshire
Spring Calf: 1) Patti, owned
In Melissa Croft, of Troy; 2)
Spring Yearling: 1) Elm
brook Signa Jarinc, owned by
Richaid Spencer, of Troy; 2)
Elm Brook Signature Gifted,
owned by John Yurkanin; 3)
Addi, owned by Melissa Croft,
Summer Yearling; I) C.M. 0 f Troy.
Hurk-Ayr Red Star's Raspberry,
owned by Marlesa Cooibaugh,
ol Canton: 3) S&M Ayr Venon's
I arm. owned by Kaitlin Weed,
of Athens.
Novembers
\vrshires
owned by Amberlcigh Vurkanm,
ol Columbia Cross Roads
Spring Yearling: 1) Locust’
I anc Jakes Kathy, owned by
Justin Goodwin, of Rome; 2)
Marl-Ary Trident Peanut, owned
h\ Marlesa Coolhaugh, of Can-
t o n
Winter \carling: 1) Locust-
I ane Trident Sandi, owned by
Chris Neville, of Little Mead-
ows
Senior Yearling: 1) Saman-
tha, owned by Ronald Croft, of
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Junior Three Year Old: 1)
Burk-Ayr Patches Pansy, owned
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Five Year Old: 1) Laneway
Festival's November, owned by
Amberleigh Yurkanin, of Co
lumbia Cross Roads.
Dry Cow: 1) Plum Bottom
Soldier Kate, owned by Ronald
Croft
Brown Swiss
Spring Calf: 1) Elm Brook
Jetway Adele, owned by John
Yurkanin, of Columbia Cross
Roads
Winter Calf: 1) Elm Brook
Ice Jocelyn, owned by Amber
leigh Yurkai in; 2) Elm Brook
Jetway Gwyneth, owned by John
Yurkanin; 3) Mac SJ Panic Sno
Flake, owned by Michael Cole,
of Ulster.
May ,
Tour Year Old: 1) Victory
Acres Legacy Alisi, owned by
Michael Cole
Five Year Old: 1) Elm Brook
Aytola Tonya, owned bv John
Yurkanin; 2) Willas • Dollsader
Frances, owned by Michael
Cole
Spring Calf: 1) Frosty Valley
Imperial Venice, owned by Dan
iel Harkncss, ol Gillctt; 2)
Co/y Valley Luke PAris, owned
by Scott Harkness, of Gillett;
3)” Windy Acres Gordon Cher,
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In the Brown Swiss show, Amberleigh Yurkanin showed the reserve junior cham
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grand champion and John Yurkanin Jr. showed the grand champion. Presenting the
aawards are Alternate Dairy Princess Jackie Schriner and Dairy Princess Talitha Cool
ha
wing grand champion
Jersey, while Jackie Schriner presents the reserve grand champion award to Rindy
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ness with the reserve junior champion
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