A2O-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 31,2002
National Alpine Champion Wins Junior Show At Md. State Fair
ANDY ANDREWS
Editor
TIMONIUM, Md. “Finesse”
was just that Tuesday afternoon,
winning grand champion junior
dairy goat here at the Maryland
State Fair.
Wayne Cullen and
Kirsch, Cherry Glen
Noreen L. Eberly, R.D., director of aquaculture/seafood
programs of the Maryland Department of Agriculture,
serves a variety of crab meats, including brandied crab
and Patuxent Marinated Crab Meat, during the Maryland
Seafood Day in the Maryland Foods Pavilion Tuesday at
the Maryland State Fair.
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Boyds, Md exhibited the Alpine
dry yearling.
Cullen noted the doe was na
tional champion at the American
Dairy Goat Association National
Show in Pueblo, Colo, in July.
Cherry Glen Farm has won at
the fair before.
Diane
Judge Kristina Bozzo, Galt,
Farm,
Calif., noted the doe had the
strongest feet and legs of any
other breeds in the show ring. Fi
nesse competed against six other
breeds.
Following is a list of show
placings.
MARYLAND STATE FAIR
DAIRY GOAT
JUNIOR SHOW
RESULTS
NUBIANS
Junior Kid: 1. Ed and Nonna Dulm. 2.
Cathenne McNatt. 3. Jessica Taylor.
Intermediate Kid: 1. Jennifer Unton. 2.
Ed and Nonna Dulin. 3. June Warrington.
Senior Kid: 1. Amanda Baker. 2. Cather
ine McNatt. 3. Crystal Spafford.
Dry Yearling; 1. Crystal Spafford. 2. Mar
vin Layton. 3. Carol Taylor.
Junior Get of Sire; 1. Catherine McNatt.
2. Brad Spafford. 3. Carol Taylor.
Junior Best 3 Females: 1. Catherine
McNatt. 2. Crystal Spafford. 3. Ed and No
nna Dulin.
Produce of Dam: 1. Carol Taylor. 2. Brad
Spafford. 3. Crystal Spafford.
Junior Kid: 1. Bruce and Sand Hufnal. 2.
Kimberly Vaughn. 3. Helen Brown.
Intermediate Kid: 1. Keith Brown Jr. 2. E.
Jean Johnson. 3. Jason Ridinger.
Senior Kid: 1. Joy Broaddus. 2. Anne
McKeever 3. Barbara Broaddus.
Dry Yearling: 1. Kimberly Vaughn. 2.
Anne McKeever. 3. Darby Cissel.
Junior Get of Sire: 1. Joy Broaddus. 2.
Amy Vaughn. 3. William Brown.
Junior Best 3 Females: 1 Joy Broaddus.
2. Amy Vaughn.
Produce of Dam: 1. Joy Broaddus. 2.
Anne McKeever. 3. Chester Cissel.
TOGGENBUR6
Junior Kid: 1. Rachel McKeever. 2 Bar
bara Peoples. 3. Barbara Peoples.
Intermediate Kid: 1. Diane Kirsch. 2.
Diane Kirsch. 3. Anne McKeever.
Senior Kid: 1. Barbara Peoples. 2.
George Kohout. 3. Rachel McKeever.
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GRAND CHAMPION
Amanda Baker
RESERVE
Ed and Nonna Dulm
RECORDED GRADE
GRAND CHAMPION
Kimberly Vaughn
RESERVE
Anne McKeever
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Contestants, open wide, swallow but hurry! Mary
land Secretary of Agriculture Hagner Mister, back, at
right, presides over the cantaloupe-eating contest Tues
day at the Maryland State Fair. Accompanied by The Pro
duce Man, both inspect who can eat the most rinds with
one hand. Maryland “Best” Produce of the Month is can
taloupe. Übe pqntest time, two minutes, pitted about a
dozen contestmii against each other. Winner was Tanya
Thompson, Belcamp, Md., who ate six.
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