Champions Named In Colored Breed Shows At 40th All-American
CHARLENE M. SHUPP
Lancaster Farming Staff
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) The Large Arena and
Equine Arena were full of activi
ty on Wednesday as the color
breed competitions continued in
the Farm Show Complex for All-
American.
During the Eastern National
Brown Swiss Show, judge Steve
Tuman gave the nod to Old Mill
Snickerdoodle, owned by Allen
Jr. and Amanda Basslcr of Up
perville, Va., as the grand cham
pion Brown Swiss. Reserve grand
champion was Brook Run Jet
way Fem, owned by Cynthia and
Reese Warner Sr. of Frederick,
Md. The pair was also selected
senior champions.
Hushon brothers of Airville re
turned to the winner’s circle this
year, capturing intermediate
champion honors. Josh Hushon’s
winning junior 3-year-old, Broth
ers Three Milenium Nut, was
named intermediate champion.
The second place junior
3-year-old, Brothers Three Wisp
er DCS, exhibited by Jacob Hu
shon, was selected reserve.
Junior champion was Hood
stead Jetway Nabisco-ET, owned
by K. Scott Hood of Middletown,
Md. Savage-Leigh Be A Tippy-
ET, owned by Jarrett Remsberg
of Middletown, Md. was selected
reserve.
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In the youth show, there was a
familiar sight in the winner cir
cle. This year’s youth grand and
intermediate champion was
Brothers Three Wisper DCS,
owned by Jacob Hushon of Air
ville, York County. This is Wisp
er’s second year to claim these ti
tles. The reserve youth grand
champion award was given to the
senior champion Winner, Mead
ow Hill Jade Aubrie-ET shown
by Anthony Mase of Cochranton.
Reserve intermediate champi
on was Ash-Mar Banker Bailey
exhibited by Ashley Taylor of
Worton, Md. Reserve senior
champion was Stone Fence Emo
rys Lilac, exhibited by Lisa Jones,
Airville.
Youth junior champion was
Savage-Leigh Be A Tippy-ET,
owned by Jarret Remsberg of
Middletown, Md. Claiming the
reserve junior champion was the
winning spring calf, Dublin Hills
Misa-ET, owned by William
Holtz, Hustisford, Wis.
Completing the color breed
competition in the Large Arena
was the National Guernsey
Show. Walking away with the
grand champion banner was Jer
emy Schnebly’s winning senior
champion, Crown Stone Jason
Helga of Clear Spring, Md. The
reserve grand champion banner
went to R way Royal Oak Faye
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Open Show Grand Champion Brown Swiss Old Mill Sinkerdoodle, exhibited by Dean
na Bending three from right. From left, Lorianne Bassler; Mandy Bassler; A.J. Bassler;
Tammy Bassler (back); Allen Bassler, owner; Bendig; Dave Kendell, executive director,
Brown Swiss Association; and Carla Martin, Pennsylvania Dairy Princess.
from Millbome Farms of Granby,
Conn.
Reserve senior champion
Guernsey was O Clayton
Smith’s 100,000-pound class
winner, OCS Dairy Queenie
from Jefferson, Md.
The intermediate champi
on Guernsey was R way
Royal Oak Faye from Mill
home Farms of Granby,
Conn, and the reserve inter
mediate champion was
Kendy Gable’s junior
3-year-old, Sniders Lorry
Hudson from New Enter
prise.
Junior champion for both
the open and youth show
was Sniders Mr. Luck
Georgies Gal-Twin. This
winning fall yearling was ex
hibited by Kendy Gable,
New Enterprise. Reserve
junior champion was Sniders
Goldust Palmer, owned by
Scott and Elsie Wolff, Quar
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National Guernsey Show Youth Grand Champion Crown
Stone Jason Helga, exhibited by Jeremy Schnebly, sec
ond from right, and reserve grand champion, Sniders Per
fect Brenden, exhibited by Kendy Gable, second from left.
From left, Mandy Derr, 2003 National Guernsey Queen;
Gable; Schnebly; and Amy Leggett, 2003 National Guern
sey Princess.
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