A34-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 19, 2000 3rd Lamb Skillathon (Continued from Pago A 27) with a $2OO savings bond. Champion of the 9-10 year old age division was Kim Langhans. Champion 11-12 years old was Carl Rudy. Champion 13-14 year olds was Denise Hardisky, who had the highest overall score of the day, at 858. Cham pion of the IS years and over di vision was Tanner Waltemire. Total premiums paid was $1,840. Following is a list of champi Stacey’s ‘Floppy’ Captures Kutztown Market Hog Trophy ANDY ANDREWS Lancaster Farming Staff KUTZTOWN (Berks Co.) “Floppy,” a 234-crossbred market hog, caught the eye of Kutztown Swine Show judge Brian Kreider, Lebanon, Tues day afternoon here at the Kutz town Fair. Exhibitor Stacey Manbeck ex hibited the heavyweight cham pion hog, which went on to win grand champion market hog at the fair. Daughter of Karen and Norman Manbeck, Womelsdorf, Stacey captured supreme cham pion for the first time at the fair. She is in the fifth grade at Tul pehocken Elementary and plans to exhibit at Farm Show. Lucinda Bray, who won re serve champion hog at the recent Reading Fair, showed a littermate of the Reading cham pion, a Duroc crossbred gilt and heavyweight reserve at Kutz town, to reserve overall cham pion. Lucinda, 18, daughter of John and Marcia Bray, Richland, is a 2000 graduate of Tulpehocken High School. She’s a freshman at Penn State, majoring in land scape architecture. Lucinda’s reserve champion was a 247-pound reserve cham pion heavyweight. At the recent Reading Fair, the Duroc gilt placed first in class, but didn’t capture grand champion. Lucinda, who obtained the hog from Oscar Manbeck, Bethel, said she loves red hogs and plans to show at the Key stone International Livestock Expo and Farm Show. Supreme champion of the breeds was a Duroc shown by A LESSON WELL LEARNED... LANCASTER FARMING'S CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS! ons and overall results from the show. AG PROGRESS LAMB SHOW CONTEST RESULTS Showmanship 11- and 12-year-olds; 1. Joelynn Donough. 2. Brooke Ritchey. 3. Molly Enos. Showmanship 8- and 10-year-olds; 1. Kendra Kniseley. 2. Kim Langhans. 3. Kns ten Pratt. Showmanship 15-years and older. 1. Jessica Donr. Gabriel Svonavec. 3. Nicki Smith. Showmanship 13- and 14-year-olds; 1. Tiffany Dean. 2. Allison Hughes. 3. Breann Ritchey. Grand champion of the Kutztown Market Swine Show Tuesday went to Stacy Manbeck, right. At left is show judge Brian Kreider. Todd Bennecoff Jr., 12, son of Cheryl and Todd Bennecoff, Kutztown. Following is a list of show placings. KUTZTOWN FAIR SWINE SHOW RESULTS MARKET SWINE Lightweight Class 1 (135-174 lbs.); 1. Jared A. Treichler. 2. Samantha Rabenold. 3. Cathryn M. Levan. Lightweight Class 2 (178-193 lbs.): 1. Jared A. Treichler. 2. Samantha Rabenold. 3. Seth Heintzelman. Lightweight Class 3 (197-205 lbs.); 1. Jared A. Treichler. 2. Anita Manbeck. 3. Anita Manbeck. Lightweight Champion: Jared Treichler. Reserve: Anita Manbeck. Middleweight Class 4 (206-213 lbs.); 1. George P. Billig. 2. Nathan Manbeck. 3. George P. Billig. Middleweight Class 5 (214-223 lbs): 1. Lucinda Bray. 2. Lucinda Bray. 3. Anita Manbeck. A The Golden Standard In Cow Comfort Why Pasture Mat? The Rewards Pasture Mat is tightly stuffed with , Better Cow Health rubber and sewn every 4" to prevent , Reduced Leg Injury shlflin 9- . Reduced Swollen Hocks Proven most durable top cover. . Mom Lactatlon Per Cow . More Least abrasive top cover on the market - . Reduced Bedding Costs Fits any stall. . pasture Mats Often Pay For Proven performance. Themselves Within 6 Months. For details and installation with over 6 years experience, call: Petersheim’s Cow Mattresses 117 Christiana Pike (Route 372), Christiana, PA 17509 610-593-2242 U.S Pat No 5653195 Class 1:1. Brooke Ritchey. 2. Carl Rudy. 3. Shane Conrad. Class 2; 1. Kim Langhans. 2. Adam Zurin. 3. Ashley Kmseley. Class 3: 1. David Neagley. 2. Knstin Pratt. Class 4:1. Moms Pratt. 2. Jennifer Rudy. 3 Debra Rudy. Class 5:1. Molly Enos. 2. Dana Hardisky. 3. Holly Corbin. Class 6: 1. Allison Hughes. 2. Tiffany Dean. 3. Tiffany Dean. Class 7; 1. Diedna Smith. 2. Denise Har disky. 3. Moms Pratt. Class 8:1. Nicki Smith. 2. Jessica Darr. 3. T anner Waltemire. Middleweight Class 6 (224-228 lbs.); 1. Gwen E. Powers. 2. Daniel A. Bilhg. 3. George P. Billig. Middleweight Champion: Lucinda Bray. Reserve; Gwen Powers. Heavyweight Class 7 (230-239 lbs.): 1. Stacey Manbeck. 2. Nathan Manbeck. 3. Vanessa Manbeck. Heavyweight Class 8 (240-248 lbs.): 1. Lucinda Bray. 2. Stacey Manbeck. 3. Jared A. Treichler. Heavyweight Class 9 (253-284 lbs.): 1. Samantha Rabenold. 2. Samantha Ra benold. 3. Justin Wisser. Heavyweight Champion: Stacey Man beck. Reserve: Lucinda Bray. Class 1: Elizabeth Wisser. 2. Kelly L. Haas. 3. Lucinda Bray. Class 2: Matt Manbeck. 2. Justin Wisser. 3. John C. Strawbridge. Pasture Mat Ask For Merrill or Sam MARKET LAMBS GRAND CHAMPION MARKET SWINE Stacey Manbeck RESERVE Lucinda Bray FITTING (Turn to Pago A 35) Class 9:1. Gabriel Svonavec. 2. Breanr 11. andl2-year-olds: 1. Donald Stuff. 2. Ritchey. 3. Jason Harpster. Cart Rudy. 3. Ashley Kniseley. SKILLATHON 13- and 14-year-olds: 1. Jayson Harp -8-10-years old: 1. Chambers Squier- ster. 2. Denise Hardisky. 3. David Neagley. Neuman. 2. Wade Pearson. 3. Kim 15-years and older 1. Tanner Wattemire. Langhans. 2. Jason Corey. 3. Bethany Tuhacek. Deidra Smith, Somerset Lamb and Wool Queen, won a reserve champion ribbon in the Lamb Skillathon event at this year’s Ag Progress Days. Ashley Gromis, left, Mifflin County, and Ashley Kniseley, Bedford County, ponder the difficulties of Judging selec tions at the meats table during the Skillathon portion of the contest at Ag Progress. 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