A34-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 2, 2003
Horst Cow
DAVE LEFEVER
Lancaster Farming Staff
LEBANON (Lebanon Co.)
By now, Chanelle Horst can be
sure she picked a big-time winner
when she decided to buy Ju Vin
dale Jolt Apricot two years ago.
Last year, Horst led Apricot to
the Holstein reserve champion
ship at the Lebanon Fair and to
the top of the Southeast Pennsyl
vania Championship Show. Apri
cot also won at the Pennsylvania
Junior Holstein Show in Harris
burg last September.
Horst and the 4-year-old cow
marked another milestone this
week when Apricot was named
supreme youth champion dairy
cow and Horst received the Dale
Maulfair Jr. Memorial Award
Tuesday at the Lebanon Fair.
“She shows real dairy (charac
ter), tremendous feet and legs,
and has an absolutely gorgeous
udder,” judge David Castrogio
vanni said of why he put Apricot
at the top of show.
Not that Horst’s EX-93 cow
didn’t have a tough field to com
pete with, including Dustin
Horning’s reserve grand champi
on, 4-year-old Turnpike View
Counselor Breeze a product of
Heath Spatz leads his
4-H champion Jersey in the
ring during selection of the
supreme champion.
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Takes Top Youth Honors At Lebanon Dairy Show
Horning’s own breeding pro
gram.
T’ve seen championship shows
where the lineup wasn’t any
stronger than this 4-H lineup,”
Castrogiovanni said.
Horst, 17, will be a senior this
fall at Elco High School. She is
the daughter of Kirby and Sheryl
Horst. The family milks about 50
high-quality cows at Lyncrest
Farms near Newmanstown.
Chanelle purchased Apricot
from Vince and Julia Wagner of
Ju Vindale Farms. Apricot’s dam
is Ju Vindale Levi Ann and her
sire is Second Look Jolt.
Dustin Horning, Stevens,
handily led his animals to the
other three champion slots in the
4-H Holstein Show. Beside exhib
iting reserve grand champion,
Horning also showed the junior
champion and reserve junior
champion, and had the best 4-H
bred and owned cow.
Cows shown by Daniel Eberly
and Kendra Trego, respectively,
were named grand and reserve
champions in FFA Holstein
Show. Trego’s cow was named
best bred and owned of the FFA
Show.
Five colored breed shows fea
tured animals led by 4-H’ers and
FFA’ers as well as open exhibi
tors.
Champion exhibitors include
Daryl Maulfair of Jonestown,
Ayrshire, open and FFA; David
Maulfair of Jonestown, Ayrshire,
4-H; David Sattazahn of Wo
melsdorf, Brown Swiss, open;
Harrison Miller of Harrisburg,
Brown Swiss, 4-H; Jake Spatz of
Lebanon, Brown Swiss, FFA; Joel
Smith of Palmyra, Guernsey,
open and 4-H; Andrew Dice of
Fredericksburg, Jersey, open;
Heath Spatz of Lebanon, Jersey,
4-H; Jake Spatz of Lebanon, Jer
sey, FFA; Promise-Lane Farm,
Lineback, open; Royell Bashore
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Lebanon Fair FFA dairy breed champions, from left, John Donmoyer, Lineback; Daryl
Maulfair, Ayrshire; Jake Spatz, Jersey; Matt Balmer (for Jake Spatz), Brown Swiss; and
Dan Eberly, Holstein.
of Annville, Lineback, 4-H; and
John Donmoyer of Annville,
Lineback, FFA.
Chad Powers judged the col
ored breed shows. He and Cas
trogiovanni decided together on
the youth supreme dairy animal,
which they chose out of a total of
11 champions from six breeds in
the 4-H and FFA shows.
Here are results for the Hol
stein and colored breed shows:
AYRSHIRE
Spring heifer calf: 1. Miranda Hemley. 2.
Jennifer Maulfair.
Winter heifer calf: 1. Amber Hemley. 2.
Daryl Maulfair.
Fall heifer calf: 1. Merritt Hemley. 2.
David Maulfair.
Summer yearling heifer. 1. Pattie Maul
fair. 2. Daryl Maulfair. 3. Dale Maulfair.
Spnng yearling heifer 1. Memtt Hemley.
Winter yearling heifer: 1. Amber Hemley.
2. David Maulfair. 3. Hannah Artz.
Fall yearling heifer. 1. Shawn Hemley. 2.
Patty Maulfair. 3. Memtt Hemley.
Junior best three females; 1. David Maul
fair.
Senior two-year-old cow; 1. Daryl Maul
fair. 2. David Maulfair. 3. David Maulfair.
Junior three-year-old cow: 1. Dale Maul
fair.
Senior three-year-old cow; 1. Jennifer
Maulfair.
Four-year-old cow: 1. Dale Maulfair. 2.
David -Maulfair.
Six years and over: 1. Pattie Maulfair.
Senior best three females: 1. Dale Maul
fair.
Dairy herd: 1. Dale Maulfair.
Produce of dam; 1. David Maulfair. 2.
David Maulfair.
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Holstein 4-H champions Tuesday at the Lebanon Fair,
from left, Kelly Horning (for Dustin Horning), reserve jun
ior champion; Paul Morrongielio (for Dustin Horning), jun
ior champion; Dustin Horning, reserve champion; and
Chanelle Horst with Ju Vindale Jolt Apricot, grand cham
pion and youth supreme dairy animal.
Photo by Dave Lefever
Dam and daughter; 1. David Maulfair. 2.
Pattie Maulfair.
4-H JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
David Maulfair
4-H RESERVE JUNIOR
CHAMPION FEMALE
, Amber Hemley
4-H SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
David Maulfair
4-H RESERVE SENIOR
CHAMPION FEMALE
David Maulfair
4-H GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
David Maulfair
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Amber Hemley
FFA SENIOR CHAMPIOHJgEMALE
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