DOYLESTOWN (Bucks Co.)
Crooked Acres Lifeguard
Peaches, a senior 2-year-old,
was named grand champion at
the 2000 Bucks County Holstein
Show recently at the Middle
town Grange Fair in Wrights
town.
She was exhibited by John W.
Crooke, a 4-H member from
Buckingham.
Reserve grand champion
went to a 5-year-old, Want To
Ryan Dana, shown by Matthew
Crouse, a 4-H’er from Riegels
ville.
The top bred and owned cow
was exhibited by Donald and
Bruce Crouse of Riegelsville,
Durham Crest Indy Tingle, a 4-
y ear-old.
A senior calf, Ensenada Brock
Lazer, shown by Joshua Bishop
of Plumsteadville, was judged
the junior champion. Hilltop
Manor IV Ann Abby, a winter
yearling heifer shown by Jenna
Geissinger of Quakertown, was
the reserve junior champion.
Premier breeder and premier
exhibitor awards were captured
by the Worthington Family,
Bucks Holstein Show Champions. From left, Rachel
Crooke, Doylestown; Matthdw Crouse, Riegeidville; with
reserve champion Want To Ryan Dana, a 5-year-old. John
Crooke, Buckingham with champion Crooked Acres Life
guard Peaches, a senior 2-year-old. Judge James
Younker, Fleetwood, conducted recently at Middletown
Grange Fair.
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Bucks County Holstein Show Selects Winners
Curly Hill Farm in Doylestown.
James Younker, a Holstein
breeder from Fleetwood, was the
judge. Seventy-two head were
shown.
Following is a list of show
placings:
BUCKSCOUNTY
HOLSTEIN SHOW RESULTS
Spring heifer calf: 1. Rachel Crouse. 2.
Joshua D. Bishop. 3. David A. Bishop.
Winter heifer calf: 1. Peter R. Crooke.
Fall heifer calf: 1. Joshua D. Bishop. 2.
David A. Bishop. 3. Joshua D. Bishop.
Summer yearling heifer 1. Joshua D.
Bishop. 2. Joshua D. Bishop.
Spring yearling heifer 1. Hanna L. Smith.
2. Rachel Crouse. 3. David A. Bishop.
Winter yearling heifer 1. Jenna Geiss
inger. 2. Matthew Crouse. 3. Jerry Krone.
Fall yearling heifer 1. Nicole K. Bishop.
2. Joshua Geissinger.
Junior champion: Joshua D. Bishop.
Reserve junior champion: Jenna Geiss
inger.
Best three junior females; 1. Nicole
Bishop. 2. Joshua R. Geissinger. 3. Steve
Worthington.
Two years old never fresh: 1. Joshua
Geissinger.
Dry cow four years & under 1. Annette
M. Worthington. 2. Amanda Symonds.
Dry cows five years & over 1. Matthew E.
Crooke.
Junior 2-year-old cow: 1. Kenneth
Worthington. 2. Brian Bahnck. 3. Joshua
Geissinger.
Senior 2-year-old cow: 1. John W.
Crooke. 2. Joshua & Nicole Bishop. 3.
Andrew Worthington.
Junior 3-year-old cow: 1. Benjamin W.
Crooke. 2. Nicole K. Bishop.
Senior 3-year-old cow: 1. Steve Worth
ington.
Four-year-old cow: 1. Donald & Bruce
Crouse. 2. Steve Worthington. 3. Joshua
Geissinger.
Five-year-old cow: 1. Matthew Crouse.
Aged cow: 1. Stephen Worthington.
125,000 pounds: 1. Stephen Worthing
ton.
Best udder 1. John W. Crooke. 2. Brian
Bahnck. 3. Matthew Crouse.
Senior champion; John W. Crooke.
Reserve senior champion; Matthew
Crouse.
Grand champion: Jotjn W. Crooke.
Reserve grand champion: Matthew
Crouse.
Best bred and owned: Donald & Bruce
Crouse.
Best three senior females: 1. Steve
Worthington.
Produce of dam: 1. Bnan Bahnck. 2.
Jerry Krona. 3. Joshua Geissinger.
Dam and daughter 1.1. Steve Worthing
ton. 2. Joshua Geissinger. 3. Nicole
Bishop.
Premier breeder Curly Hill Farm.
Premier exhibitor Curly Hill Farm.
Kiddie class: Brandon Richert.
4-H Dairy Alumni: Steve Worthington.
Western Juniors To Raise Funds
For 2001 National Junior Angus Show
DENVER, Colo. Angus
juniors from the western United
States will offer various oppor
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from all corners of the U.S. to
contribute to the 2001 National
Junior Angus Show, while they
are attending the 2001 National
Western Stock Show in Denver,
Colo., in January.
Thomas Angus Ranch, Baker
City, Ore., has donated a pick of
their herd flush to the juniors.
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of Gloria Thomas, a long-time
Angus friend and avid supporter
of juniors. The high bidder will
have the chance to pick any cow
in the Thomas herd to be
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Genetics, Inc., Sugar City,
Idaho, is donating the flush
work.
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The Worthington Family, Curly Hill Farm, Doylestown,
received the premier breeder and premier exhibitor
a * t * ie ® uc * ts County Holstein Show recently at the
Middletown Grange Fair. Judge James Younker, Fleet
wood, presented the award.
Colo., is donating a choice lot
between two full sisters that will
also sell in Denver. The heifers
were bom in February 2000 and
are sired by Northern Improve
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Both the Thomas flush pack
age and the Kiowa Creek heifer
will sell during the Foundation
Female Angus Sale, Friday, Jan.
12 in Denver, Colo.
Larry Green, Volborg, Mont.,
and Roth Angus, Freeman, S.D.,
have also donated three embryos
that will sell Jan. 11 at Green’s
Commitment to Excellence
Showcase Sale in Denver. The
proceeds from the embryos will
go to the juniors.
In addition to the heifers and
embryos, the juniors are also
selling raffle tickets on items
that will be drawn for later in
the spring. Chances on a quilt
designed by Emma Dancinger
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The Montana Junior Angus
Association (MJAA) is selling
tickets for a new Pearson
squeeze chute. Tickets for this
are $5 each or five tickets for
$2O. The winning ticket will be
drawn in April during the
Angus Sale at Midland Bull
Test. Please contact any MJAA
member or call (406) 445-2332
for tickets.
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