AMSS Honor Roll - American Milking Shorthorn Society

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AMSS Executive Committee
President: Susan Lee
5529 U.S. 93, Jerome, ID 83338
Phone: (208) 324-3238 (Term Exp. 2014)
Email: [email protected]
Vice President: Casey Weiss
4313 Otterbein-Ithaca Rd, Arcanum, OH 45304
Phone: (937) 564-8861 (Term Exp. 2015)
Katie Agnew
W359 N8470 Brown St., Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Phone: (920) 474-4349 (Term Exp. 2016)
Steve Marak
101873 S 3440 Rd Meeker, OK 47855
Phone: (405) 279-2608 (Term Exp. 2016)
Brian Pederson
2428 Hwy 70, Braham, MN 55006
Phone: (612) 390-1616 (Term Exp. 2015)
Cory Salzl
Executive Secretary
Phone: (608) 481-0165
AMSS Directors
John Anderson
17075 Cook Rd, Watertown, NY 13601
Phone: (315) 408-6030 (Term Exp. 2015)
Michael Bodey
5912 E Rt 29, Urbana, OH 43078
Phone: (937) 869-3345 (Term Exp. 2014)
Scott Cailteux
910 Westfield Ct, Lawrence, KS 66049
Phone: (713) 898-2479 (Term Exp. 2014)
Kylie Preisinger
238 Viking Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303
Phone: (765) 427-6964 (Term Exp. 2016)
Michael Halpin
1653 E 3400 N Rd, Kempton, IL 60946
Phone: (815) 228-0777 (Term Exp. 2016)
John Kuszlyk
7982 Batavia-Byron Rd., Batavia, NY 14020
Phone: (585) 343-4800 (Term Exp. 2014)
Billy Lattire
8406 Harvard Court SE, Lacey, WA 98503
Phone: (812) 209-9588 (Term Exp. 2015)
AMSS Junior Officers
Roxann Achen - President
1381 N Cleveland Ave, St Paul, MN 55108
(320) 333-9383
Andrew Rice - Vice-President
2625 E 1500 N Rd, Sheldon, IL 60966
(815) 471-3670
Samantha Ropp - Secretary
26773 E 100 N Rd, Strawn, IL 61775
(815) 419-5701
Jessica Crawley – Treasurer
25141 Austin Rd, Gravette, AR 72736
Phone: (479) 220-2802
Nicholas Achen – Reporter
PO Box 248, Warner, SD 57479
Phone: (320) 266-4797
The Exec Report
The show season is over, the crops have been harvested and the
snow is falling…it is Winter in Minnesota and time for the Holiday
Season! It is time to wrap up another year’s work – time to reflect on
the successes of the past year – and time to plan for future progress.
As I write this we are preparing for the Winter Board Meeting – but
as you read this the Board will have met and made many decisions
toward the future of the Red, White & Roan.
This past Fall was very exciting for me – I had the opportunity
to travel to three of the National Shows. It was a pleasure to meet so many of you on the tanbark trail in Harrisburg, Madison and Louisville – it makes things a lot easier when I can put
a face with a name. We had four different National Champions representing our breed this
year. Read more about them in the show reports in this Journal! Congratulations to all of the
exhibitors – the quality at all of our shows was superb and we are very proud of our breeders’
accomplishments!
It is certainly a time of year to be thankful. Many of you knew and were touched by the
kindness and generosity of Jimmie D. King. Not all of you may know that the American
Milking Shorthorn Society was the single largest beneficiary of his estate. The first portion
of the funds arrived at the office in October, so the Board will be discussing how to utilize
and invest this money. Jimmie wanted it to go to promote and expand the breed, so we hope
to come up with some creative ways to do this in memory of Jimmie. We are so thankful for
his generosity that will forever touch the Red, White and Roan!
Through this Holiday Season we have much to be thankful for – the Red, White and Roan
has a bright future! I would like to wish all of you fellow Milking Shorthorn enthusiasts a
Very Merry Christmas!
~ Cory
From the
President
by Susan Lee
International Cooperation
In July, Vince and Rozanne Ruzic, Katie Agnew, Sharon and Elizabeth Fleming and I had
the pleasure of attending the Canadian Field Day at the Oceanbrae Farm on Prince Edward
Island. Graham Madeley, former president of the English Dairy Shorthorn Society was also
in attendance.
The first evening was a time to view the sale animals, enjoy drinks and desserts, rekindle
old friendships, and make new ones. This was also the start of a small tag sale with Oceanbrae
being the host. Nine head sold with an average of $2,172.
The next morning started with viewing their animals. What a beautiful sunny day with just
a hint of a breeze to cut the blazing sun as we walked through the pastures viewing Barrett’s
animals! We had the opportunity to view several SRB B Jurist daughters and see Oceanbrae
Ironman. What a great herd of cattle; dairy capacity along with the strength that we need
for the breed to have success in the future. Next was the start of “How Well Do You Know
Animals.” Contestants had to guess the weight of one cow. Next, there were four cows and
three calves and participants attempted to determine if they could match which calf belonged
to which cow. Then there were two judging classes; a two-year-old and a four-year-old class.
U.S. people fared quite well with these challenges. Sharon Fleming guessed the weight of the
cow within one pound, and Katie Agnew and I placed the animals closest with the judge, who
is an Ayrshire breeder. Lunch was then provided by the Barrett family with about 80 people
extending our discussions and learning about each other’s dairies and the economies of their
countries.
After lunch, there was a fun auction held to make money for Junior activities. Yes, all of us
left some U.S. dollars for a good cause and came home with some useful and delicious items.
The Canadian Milking Shorthorn Society’s Distinguished Service Award was presented to
Mike Sullivan of Maple Inn Farms. The Cow of the Year Award went to Valley Crest Alice
39 EX 93 – 4E owned by Ivan and Diane Naylor. Alice was one of the cows that the Naylors
purchased when they bought Harold Patterson’s herd when he retired. For those who attended
World Dairy Expo in 2008, you may remember Alice 39, who placed fifth in her cow class
that year.
The annual meeting was opened by President John Knox. With Graham Madeley, Ryan
Barrett, and I visiting about our respective countries’ dairy industry and agriculture in general,
it seems that all of us are pretty much in the same situation. But there are also some bright
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Volume 95, Number 5
ISSN. 1073-9394
Official Publication of the
American Milking Shorthorn Society
PO Box 409, Eden Valley, MN 55329
Phone: (608) 365-3332 • Fax: (608) 365-6644
Email: [email protected] • Website: www.milkingshorthorn.com
In This Issue
Royalty at the Center of the Universe Morgan Pelanek, Wisconsin Milking Shorthorn Queen and
Liza Van der Laan, National Milking Shorthorn Queen
On The Cover
President’s Corner....................................................... 4
The Exec. Report......................................................... 4
Eastern National Show................................................. 6
Northeast National Show.............................................. 8
International Show.................................................... 10
Winter National Show................................................. 12
Have You Herd.......................................................... 16
Production Honor Roll................................................. 18
Classification Schedule............................................... 14
Junior Spotlight......................................................... 28
Innisfail Sale............................................................. 29
This month’s cover features photos from the national
shows. Photos taken by Purebred Publishing and
Larry Honeyman
Index to Advertisers
Buckeye Knoll........................................................... 3
Byers Dairy............................................................ 31
Halpin Farms.......................................................... 26
Hard Core............................................................... 14
Innisfail Farm.......................................................... 30
Kine Farm............................................................... 28
AMSS Mission Statement
To recognize and welcome the diversity of the Milking
Shorthorn as a unique feature of our breed, distinguishing
it from all other breeds in the United States. To encourage
each breeder to use all the Society programs which will
benefit them individually and respect the rights of other
breeders to have a different goal and to use different
programs. To administer the Society to effectively use the
information generated by the breeders to
aggressively market our breed.
Kuszlyk Cattle Co.................................................... 32
Lands-Brook.......................................................16-17
Mole Hill................................................................. 27
Sagesers................................................................ 29
Spungold Holsteins.................................................... 2
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Eastern National Show
L-R: Natinoal Milking Shorthorn Queen, Liza Van der Laan: George and Mike Halpin; Grand Champion, Halpins Mona II, Allyn (Spud) Paulson on the halter; Reserve Grand
Champion Tex-Star Othello Peri with Keith Fisher on the halter; Judge Jeremy McDonald.
T
he Eastern National Milking Shorthorn show was held in conjunction
with the All-American Dairy Show
in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Judge Jeremy
McDonald of Stephens City, Virginia, was
on hand to sort through quality Milking
Shorthorns from up and down the east coast
on September 10 and 11.
A well-balanced Winter Yearling,
owned by Sarah Rhoades of Greenville,
Ohio, captured Junior Champion honors
for her enthusiastic owner. Buckeye Knoll
Plmamzing EXP-ET is no stranger to the
the winner's-circle having made her mark
as a Winter Calf. She is from the “P” family
at Buckeye Knoll, known for fancy heifers
in the show ring. Plmamzing got the nod
for Junior Champion over the well grown,
strong, powerful Fall Yearling owned by
Hard Core and Hillpoint of New Enterprise,
Pennsylvania, for her depth and openness
of rib. The Reserve Junior Champion, HCHP Red Rob Fireball-EXP-ET is an Innisfail Red Robin daughter from the Sunshine
Now You See Fireball, ‘2E90’, who was
Reserve All-American, as both a Fall Calf
and Fall Yearling.
Sorting themselves to the top of the
young cow classes were two cows hailing
from Pennsylvania. R-Generation Poker
Miley-EXP, ‘VG-88’ is owned by Jason
and Jessica Kennedy of Cochranton, Pennsylvania, and was this year's Intermediate
Champion. She is sired by Spungold-R
Frolic Poker-ET and her dam is R-Generation Rubens Magic, ‘2E90’. Following her
closely for the Reserve Intermediate Champion honor was the winning Junior ThreeYear-Old, owned by Keith and Donnette
Fisher of New Enterprise, Pennsylvania.
Springhill Moonshine Fire-EXP, ‘EX-91’,
is sired by Hardcore Othello MoonshineET. Her granddam is also Sunshine Now
You See Fireball, the dam of the Reserve
Junior Champion female.
The decision for Senior and Grand
Champion was obvious for Judge McDonald once Halpins Mona II, ‘EX-92’ hit the
ring. Mona II had the height and width
to her rear udder and open dairy rib with
plenty of dairy strength that McDonald
was looking for. She is sired by Cates PT
Tangerines Target and was named Grand
Champion at the Illinois State Fair during
the summer for her owners, Halpin Farms
of Kempton, Illinois. A show ring veteran
captured the Reserve Senior and Grand
Champion banner, Tex-Star Othello Peri,
‘EX-94’, exhibited by Todd Moore of Emory, Texas. She is sired by Kuszmar Alfairs
Othello.
Hard Core O'Royce was named Total
Performace winner for her owner Chriselle
Fisher of New Enterprise, Pennsylvania.
Keith and Donnette Fisher were awarded
both the Premier Breeder and Exhibitor
banners.
Following are the top six in each class
Spring Calf (18)
1. Spungold-R Poppys Petal-ET, Aaron
Sparling, Ralston, PA; 2. Spungold-R Poppys Pearl-ET, Dale, Deanna, & Mark Bendig & Geiron, Gettysburg, PA; 3. Kuszmar
Nomein the Morning EXP, Robert Kuszlyk,
Batavia, NY; 4. Buckeye Knoll Pattycake
EXP-ET, Hannah Rhoades, Greenville,
OH; 5. Daysland Acres Zeus Safari, Katie
Albaugh, Walkersville, MD; 6. Millcreek
Atlee, Jayden Andrews, Mansfield, PA.
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Winter Calf (12)
1. Millcreek LRNO Paisley Soo EXP, Alyssa Remley, Roaring Branch, PA; 2. R-Generation Disney Lacie EXP, Jason & Jessica
Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 3. Glen V DF
HC Riley, Carolynn Laffey, Cochranville,
PA; 4. Pinesedge Yikes, Samuel Yoder,
Shoemakersville, PA; 5. Daysland Acres
Snoppy Pizi, Katie Albaugh, Walkersville,
MD; 6. Designer Genes PF Tempo, Kara
Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA
Fall Calf ( 9)
1. Millcreek RR Zeus Apple, Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA; 2. Wild Springs
Money Down, Madisyn Wright, Dryden,
NY; 3. Whites Genesis Madelaine, Harold
White, Marathon, NY; 4. Glen V DF MRB
Remy, Andrew Laffey, Cochranville, PA;
5. R-Generation Zumba Crystal, Olivia
Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 6. Pinesedge
Jewels, Joell Koller, Shoemakersville, PA
Summer Yearling (8)
1. Daysland Acres Prince Dior, Katie Albaugh, Walkersville, MD; 2. Halpins
Montana, Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 3.
Designer Genes PF Mandy, Kara Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA; 4. Ms Melodys
Mazzeratti, Taylor Heeter, Shade Gap, PA;
5. Echo Farm POD Nemo, Lauren Elsary,
Bolivar, PA; 6. BJ Colors Poker Razz, Brian Nailor, Mechanicsburg, PA
Spring Yearling (10)
1. Buckeye Knoll Nitro Pizazz EXP, Hannah Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2. Buckeye
Knoll Phenomenal EXP, Samuel Rhoades,
Greenville, OH; 3. Halpins Mars 4th, Mike
Halpin, Kempton, IL; 5. Jon-Ann Red
Rub Rosethorn EXP, Alex Bonavita, Meshoppen, PA; 6. GMC Kaiser Lady 1203,
Jayden Andrews, Mansfield, PA
Winter Yearling (9)
1. Buckeye Knoll Plmamazing EXP-ET,
Sarah Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2. Hard
Core O’Raely-ET, Chriselle Fisher, New
Enterprise, PA; 3. R-Generation Lyman
Leslie EXP, Jason & Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 4. Kuszmar Dustina, Steven
Kuszlyk, Batavia, NY; 5. Jon-Ann Prince
Roseastar, Alex Bonavita, Meshoppen, PA;
6. Cherrywood MH RR Jsphne EXP-ET,
Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL
Fall Yearling (Not in Milk) (7)
1. HC-HP Red Rob Fireball-EXP-ET, Hard
Core & Hillpoint, New Enterprise, PA; 2.
Kandy’s Coco, Grace Nickel, Sharpsville,
PA; 3. Hard Core Rebel Mercedes-ET,
Keith & Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise,
PA; 4. Washita Sami Ricibobbi, Mike
Halpin, Kempton, IL; 5. Solid Gold Mega
Priceless-ET, Spencer Weimer, Emlenton,
PA; 6. Cool Springs Prince Adele, Allen
Hess, Smithsburg, MD
Junior Best Three Females (7)
1. Hannah Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2.
Keith & Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise,
PA; 3. Jason & Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 4. Katie Albaugh, Walkersville,
MD; 5. Lane Whiting Dess, Slippery Rock,
PA; 6. Harold White, Marathon, NY
Dry Cow (2)
1. Hard Core Othello Margarita-ET, Keith
& Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA;
2. HC-HP Red Robin Flair-EXP-ET, Hard
Core & Hillpoint, New Enterprise, PA
Junior Two-Year-Old (11)
1. R-Generation Poker Miley-EXP, Jason
& Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 2.
Hard Core Prfect Rendezvous-EXP, Chriselle Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 3. Hard
Core Snoopy Firebug-EXP, Keith & Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 4. Cherrywood KClays Ruben EXP-ET, Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 5. Kuszmar Megadeth
Poppy, Steven Kuszlyk, Batavia, NY; 6.
R-Generation Taser Mona, Jason & Jessica
Kennedy, Cochranton, PA
Senior Two-Year-Old (8)
1. Blue Spruce Megad McKenzie, Jason
Robinson, New Holland, OH; 2. Millcreek
Logic Angel, Mansfield, PA; 3. Halpins
Isabell, Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 4. Halpins Gracie 2nd, Mike Halpin, Kempton,
IL; 5. R-Generation Bounty Lori, Jason &
Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 6. Daysland Acres Logic Delsy, Katie Albaugh,
Walkersville, MD
Junior Three-Year-Old (5)
1. Springhill Moonshine Fire-EXP, Keith
& Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 2.
Woodsey-dell Lran Roselyn EXP, Douglas Brooks, Hop Bottom, PA; 3. BDF Lotario Kiwi, Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 4.
Wind Swept Mornafter Mickey, Jaydyn
Isiminger, Union City, PA; 5. BJ Colors
Liriano Cali EXP, Brian Nailor, Mechanicsburg, PA
Senior Three-Year-Old (5)
1. Hard Core Moonshine Special, Jamie
Arbaugh, Union Bridge, MD; 2. Spring
Meadows Spark Hatti, Elaine Halterman,
Urbana, OH 3. Designer Genes Tori, Kara
Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA; 4. R-Generation L Hill Linsay, Jason & Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 5. Millcreek Frolic
Ambrosia, Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA
Four-Year-Old (5)
1. R-Generation Othellos Lust, Jason &
Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 2. Halpins Ruthanne, Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL;
3. Lands-Brook Calmar EXP-ET, Elaine
Halterman, Urbana, OH; 4. Designer Genes
Rambo Butterscotch, Kara Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA; 5. Designer Genes Roxygirl, Lane Whiting Dess, Slippery Rock, PA
Five-Year-Old (8)
1. Halpins Mona II, Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 2. Hard Core Othello SunbeamET, Keith & Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 3. Kuszmar Mercury, Steven
Kuszlyk, Batavia, NY; 4. Designer Genes
Mona, Seth Whiting, Slippery Rock, PA;
5. Kuszmar Sparkling Gem EXP, John &
Marjorie Kuszlyk & Family, Batavia, NY;
6. Spungold-R Logic Pinstripe-ET, John &
Aged Cow (5)
1. Tex-Star Othello Peri, Todd Moore, Emory, TX; 2. Daysland Acres Rum EXP, Katie Albaugh, Walkersville, MD; 3. Halpins
Mary, Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 4. Daysland Acres Niki, Katie Albaugh, Walkersville, MD; 5. BJ Colors Famous Nevada,
Brian Nailor, Mechanicsburg, PA
100,000/125,000 lb. (2)
1. Hard Core Ace Roxy-EXP, Keith &
Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 2.
Hard Core O’Royce, Chriselle Fisher, New
Enterprise, PA
Best Three Females (8)
1. Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 2. Jason &
Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton, PA; 3. Keith
& Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 4.
Lane Whiting Dess, Slippery Rock, PA; 5.
John & Marjorie Kuszlyk & Family, Batavia, NY; 6. Treven Andrews, Masfield, PA
Produce of Dam (11)
1. Keith & Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 2. Keith & Donnette Fisher, New
Enterprise, PA; 3. Sarah Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 4. Jason & Jessica Kennedy,
Cochranton, PA; 5. Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA; 6. John & Marjorie Kuszlyk &
Family, Batavia, NY
Dam & Daughter (9)
1. Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 2. Chriselle
Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 3. John &
4. Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA; 5.
Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA; 6. Debbie
& Andrew Laffey, Cochranville, PA
Exhibitor’s Herd (9)
1. Mike Halpin, Kempton, IL; 2. Keith &
Donnette Fisher, New Enterprise, PA; 3.
Jason & Jessica Kennedy, Cochranton,
PA; 4. Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA; 5.
Lane Whiting Dess, Slippery Rock, PA; 6.
John & Marjorie Kuszlyk & Family, Batavia, NY
Junior Show
Monday, Sept. 9
Judge: Eric Topp, Botkins, OH
Spring Heifer Calf (13)
Sparling, Ralston, PA; 2. Milcreek Atlee,
Jayden Andrews, Mansfield, PA; 3. Buckeye Knoll Pattycake EXP-ET, Hannah
Rhoades, Greenville, OH
Winter Heifer Calf (5)
1. Designer Genes PF Tempo, Kara Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA; 2. Arb-Flo-Spr
Legacy Paisley EXPO, Emily Wingert,
Franklin, PA; 3. Echo Farm McCoy Holy
Moly, Kaylah Gulley, Greenwich, NY
Fall Heifer Calf (7)
1. Ecuafarm Kyote Kelly EXP TW, Bree
Russel, Knob Lick, KY; 2. Milcreek RR
Zeus Apple, Treven Andrews, Mansfield,
PA; 3. Wild Springs Money Down, Madisyn Wright, Dryden, NY
Summer Yearling Heifers (5)
1. Designer Genes PF Mandy, Kara Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA; 2. Marleigh
Remi Jazlyn EXP, Mary Sweeney, Bergen,
NY; 3. Woodsy-Dell Lran Rosalie EXP,
Douglas Brooks, Hop Bottom, PA
Spring Yearling Heifer (10)
1. Buckeye Knoll Phenomenal EXP, Samuel Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2. Byckeye
Knoll Nitro Pizazz EXP, Hannah Rhoades,
Greenville, OH; 3. GMC Kaiser Lady 1203,
Jayden Andrews, Mansfield, PA
Winter Yearling Heifer (3)
1. Buckeye Knoll Plmamazing EXP-ET,
Sarah Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2. Jon-Ann
Prince Roseastar, Alex Bonavita, Meshoppen, PA; 3. Sunshine Acres Mickey
Serenity,Savannah Pettit, Holbrook, PA
Fall Yearling Heifer (Not in Milk) (3)
1. Arb Flo Spr Prnc Croissant-ET, Jamie
Arbaugh, Union Bridge, MD; 2. Kandy’s
Coco, Grace Kickel, Sharpsville, PA; 3.
Hard Core Logic Royalty-ET, Cara Trotter,
Enon Valley, PA
Junior Champion
Buckeye Knoll Plmamzing EXP-ET
Sarah Rhoades, Greenville, OH
Reserve Junior Champion
Spungold-R Poppys Petal-ET
Aaron Sparling, Ralston, PA
Junior 2-Year-Old (3)
1. Millcreek Nitro Alicia, Jayden Andrews,
Mansfield, PA; 2. Buckeye Knoll Liriano
Pop EXP, Sarah Rhoades, Greenville, OH;
Cont. on pg. 15
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Northeastern National Show
Senior and Grand Champion Milking Shorthorn L-R: Judge Seth Johnson; Kylie Daniels; Reserve Grand Champion, Innisfail JO Lady 824, Brooke Clark on the halter; Grand
Champion, Lake Effect MD Lauren 7251, Greg Clark Jr. on the halter, Elizabeth Clark and John Anderson co-owners.
S
eth Johnson of Tunbridge, Vermont,
judged 100 head of Milking Shorthorns on Tuesday, September 17 in
West Springfield, Massachusetts, at the
Northeastern National Show.
Rising to the top of the heifer classes
for Junior Champion honors, was J-Lo-Jo
Royal Jello-EXP, the first place winter calf
exhibited by J-Lo-Jo Milking Shorthorns,
Chateaugay, New York. Johnson said, "I
made this beautifully stylish Winter Calf
Junior Champion. The longer she is out
here, the more I like her. She has the style
and balance I look for with great feet and
legs. She combines plenty of width in her
front end with a super dairy rib. She has the
advantage over the Fall Calf in Reserve, as
the Winter Calf is deeper in her heart and
fore rib. I admire straightness of lines in
the Fall Calf and her overall style." Reserve
Champion honors went to Jerbie Ruben
Hicky Hump-EXP, the first place Fall Calf
exhibited by Jerbie Farms, Downsville,
New York.
"The pair of Junior Three-Year-Olds
will be an easy choice for me today for Intermediate Champions. The winner is such
a balanced cow with a high, wide rear udder
attachment. She shows tremendous bloom
to her udder today and that, combined with
being more correct in her feet and legs, is
what sends her to the top spot today," said
Johnson. Intermediate Champion honors
went to Cold Springs GSR Lucky, owned
by Mitchel White and John Tryon of Shapleigh, Maine. Innisfail KO Lady 032, was
named Reserve Intermediate Champion for
owners Greg and Marcia Clark of Cornish
Flatt, New Hampshire.
Johnson chose maturity for his Senior
and Grand Champion cow. "This Aged
Cow is an easy Grand Champion for me
today. She is just incredibly youthful and
dairy. You really have to admire the attachments on that mammary system. This cow
is just so deep-ribbed and razor sharp today.
It gets a bit closer for Reserve Grand Champion, but I am going with the big, powerful Five-Year-Old today. She has a big
advantage over our Junior Three-Year-Old
through that front end, she is wider through
the chest and has that uphill run I admire,"
Johnson stated. Grand Champion honors
went to Lake Effect MD Lauren 7251,
owned and exhibited by John and Kirsten
Anderson and Greg and Elizabeth Clark
of Cornish Flatt, New Hampshire. Brooke
Clark of Cornish Flatt, New Hampshire,
had Reserve honors with Innisfail JO Lady
824.
Following are the top five in each class
Spring Calves ( 9)
1. GMC Huck Reese, Lindsey Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Cold Spring Storm Sapphire-EXP, Bill Bartlett, Cheryl Kostka,
Salisbury, MA; 3. Morning Dew Mega
Sweet, Morning Dew Farm, Worthington,
MA; 4. Garys Liri Siri EXP, Barb Bemis,
Westfield, MA; 5. Echo Farm Shale Poppyseed, Echo Farm, Courtney Hodge, Hinsdale, NH
Winter Calves (8)
1. J-Lo-Jo Royal Jello-EXP, J-Lo-Jo
Milking Shorthorns, Chateaugay, NY; 2.
Cherrywood Lo Jasmine 1212-ET, John
& Kirsten Anderson, Watertown, NY; 3.
SLCC Millionaire Blue Ivy, Madison Stevens, Charlton, MA; 4. Echo Farm Shale
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Prejudice-TW, Echo Farm, Courtney
Hodge, Hinsdale, NH; 5. Ever Valley Mega
Patriot, Maura Shea, Worthington, MA
Fall Calves (9)
1. Jerbie RRuben Hicky Hump-EXP, Jerbie
Farms, Downsville, NY; 2. Jerbie Genesis
Hush Puppy, Jerbie Farms, Downsville,
NY; 3. Elmhurst Farms Snoopy Monstah,
Cody Pearson, Millbury, MA; 4. Echo
Farm McCoy Refrain, Joe Davis, Hinsdale,
NH; 5. Cates Rebel Captain Morgan, Peter
J. Cate, Warren, NH
Summer Yearling (7)
1. GMC Ruben Delight-EXP, Brooke
Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. GMC Logic
Denise-ET, Brooke Clark, Cornish Flat,
NH; 3. Cobyrock PPA Lizzy, Bonnie Tryon, Cobleskill, NY; 4. Halpins Roni, Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA; 5. Echo Farm
Adventure Giovanni, Echo Farm, Gordy
Schofield, Hinsdale, NH
Spring Yearling (11)
1. Cates Muddy Quincy, Peter J. Cate,
Warren, NH; 2. Garys Prince Scarlet, Barb
Bemis, Westfield, MA; 3. Jerbie Nitro
Hickory, Jerbie Farms, Downsville, NY; 4.
Echo Farm Gigabyte Eoelyn, Echo Farm,
Hinsdale, NH; 5. GMC Othello Lacey-ET,
Brooke Clark, Cornish Flat, NH
Winter Yearling (4)
1. Innisfail CY Lady 212, Lailah J. Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Innisfail RU Lady
203-EXP, Morning Dew Farm, Worthington, MA; 3. Echo Farm JP Shush, Chelsea
Kruse, Keene, NH; 4. Echo Farm McCoy
Archimedes, Echo Farm, Bethany Hodge,
Hinsdale, NH
Fall Yearling (4)
1. GMC Kaiser Lily, Lindsey Clark, Cor-
nish Flat, NH; 2. Elmhurst Farm Prncss
Pine-EXP, Brittany Pearson, Millbury,
MA; 3. Jerbie Nitro Bella, Jerbie Farms,
Downsville, NY; 4. Garys Liriano SpreeEXP, Barb Bemis, Westfield, MA
Junior Best Three Females (10)
1. GMC Farm, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Jerbie
Farms, Downsville, NY; 3. Barb Bemis,
Westfield, MA; 4. Echo Farm, Hinsdale,
NH; 5. Elmhurst Farm/Pearson, Millbury,
MA
Fall Yearling In Milk (3)
1. Morning Dew Remi Sydney, Katelynn
Adams, Worthington, MA; 2. GMC Zues
Joan-EXP, Courtney Gould, Salisbury,
MA; 3. GMC Zues Debelle-EXP, Grebory
& Elizabeth Clark, Cornish Flat, NH
Futurity (5)
1. Cold Springs Logic Patience, Courtney
Gould, Salisbury, MA; 2. Cold Springs
Logic Peri, Bill Bartlett & Cheryl Kostka,
Salisbury, MA; 3. Echo Farm McCoy Shelby, Echo Farm, Gordy Schofield, Hinsdale,
NH; 4. Echo Farm Gigabyte Bellassa, Echo
Farm, Bethany Hodge, Hinsdale, NH; 5.
Cold Springs Mega Lila, Bill Bartlett &
Cheryl Kostka, Salisbury, MA
1. GMC Red Ruben Passion-ET-EXP, Justin Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. GMC-W-V
Zues Skyhigh-EXP, Greg & Marcia Clark,
Doug Wherry, Keith Van Camp, Cornish
Flat, NH; 3. Cold Springs Logic Peri, Bill
Bartlett & Cheryl Kostka, Salisbury, MA;
4. Cates Genesis Mulberry-EXP, Peter
J. Cate, Warren, NH; 5. Lake Effect Mel
Lacey 0611, John Kirsten Anderson, Watertown, NY
1. Garys Liriano Sasparilla-EXP, Barb
Bemis, Westfield, MA; 2. GMC Zues
Rosanne-EXP, Lindsey Clark, Cornish
Flat, NH; 3. Innisfail ST Princess 063EXP, Greg Clark, J. Stuart Rowe, Cornish
Flat, NH; 4. Cold Springs Logic Patience,
Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA; 5. Prospect Valley Paisley, Bridge Rida (Phelon),
Worthington, MA
1. Cold Springs GSR Lucky, Mitchel
White, John Tryon, Shapleigh, ME; 2. Innisfail KO Lady 032, Greg & Marcia Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 3. GMC Zues Princess
1022, Brooke Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 4.
GMC Academy Dairyqeen, Brooke Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 5. Morning Dew Rebel
Gretchen, Morning Dew Farm, Worthington, MA
1. Blue Spruce Famous Mallory, Brooke
Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Echo Farm Diam-Jack Andromeda, Echo Farm, Bethany
Hodge, Hinsdale, NH
Four-Year-Old (6)
1. Innisfail CY Lady 931, Bill Bartlett &
Cheryl Kostka, Salisbury, MA; 2. Cates
Ruben Mayberry, Peter J. Cate, Warren,
NH; 3. GMC Logic Redrose, Lindsey Clark
Cornish Flat, NH; 4. Prospect Valley Fruitloop, Dakotalyn Phelon, Worthington, MA;
5. Green Acres Spirit Joy-EXP, Michael &
Shannon Walker, Randolph Center, VT
Five-Year-Old (4)
1. Innisfail JO Lady 824, Brooke Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Echo Farm Ted Memphis-ET, Echo Farm, Courtney Hodge,
Hinsdale, NH; 3. Innisfail St Princess 835
EXP, Bartlett & Kosta, Salisbury, MA; 4.
Windy Ridge MA Cassie, Shannon Walker,
Greensboro Bend, VT
Aged Cow (1)
1. Lake Effect MD Lauren 7215, John &
Kirsten Anderson, Gregory & Elizabeth
Clark, Cornish Flat, NH
Lifetime Merit Class
1. Lake Effect MD Lauren 7215, John &
Kirsten Anderson, Gregory & Elizabeth
Best Three Females (10)
1. GMC Farm, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Bill
Bartlett & Cheryl Kostka, Salisbury, MA;
3. Peter Cate, Warren, NH; 4. Morning
Dew Farm, Worthington, MA; 5. Echo
Farm, Hinsdale, NH
Junior Show
Judge: Seth Johnson
Spring Calves (2)
1. GMC Huck Reese, Lindsey Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Cold Springs Nitro P-Nut,
Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA
Winter Calves (4)
1. SLCC Millionaire Blue Ivy, Madison
Stevens, Charlton, MA; 2. Ever Valley
Mega Patriot, Maura Shea, Worthington,
MA; 3. PFS Players Whimsey, Olivia Pelton, South Windsor, CT
Fall Calves (2)
1. Echo Farm McCoy Refrain, Joe Davis,
Hinsdale, NH; 2. PFS Players Bunnie, Olivia Pelton, South Windsor, CT
Summer Yearling (4)
1. GMC Ruben Delight-EXP, Brooke
Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. GMC Logic
Denise-ET, Brooke Clark, Cornish Flat,
NH; 3. Halpins Roni, Courtney Gould,
Salisbury, MA
Spring Yearling (2)
1. GMC Othello Lacey-ET, Brooke Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Cold Springs RU Looney-EXP, Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA
Winter Yearling (2)
1. Innisfail CY Lady 212, Lailah J. Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Echo Farm JP Shush,
Chelsea Kruse, Keene, NH
Fall Yearling (1)
1. GMC Kaiser Lily, Lindsey Clark, Cornish Flat, NH
Fall Yearling In Milk (2)
1. Morning Dew Remi Sydney, Katelynn
Adams, Worthington, MA; 2. GMC Zues
Joan-EXP, Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA
Futurity (1)
1. Cold Springs Logic Patience, Courtney
Gould, Salisbury, MA
1. K-T Sprinkles Zues Whip Cream, Alyssa
Freeguard, Whitehall, NY; 2. K-T Christine
Zues Clairable, Alyssa Freeguard, Whitehall, NY
1. GMC Zues Rosanne-EXP, Lindsey
Clark, Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Cold Springs
Logic Patience, Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA
1. GMC Zues Princess 1022, Brooke Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 2. GMC Academy Dairyqueen, Brooke Clark, Cornish Flat, NH
1. Blue Spruce Famous Mallory, Brooke
Four-Year-Old (2)
1. GMC Logic Redrose, Lindsey Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH; 2. Prospect Valley Fruitloop, Dakotalyn Phelon, Worthington, MA
Five-Year-Old (1)
1. Innisfail JO Lady 824, Brooke Clark,
Cornish Flat, NH
JIM KING
TRIPLE
CROWN
AWARD
Enter your animals for
the Jim King Triple
Crown Award!
Animals born on
September 1, 2013 and
beyond are eligible to be
entered for $1 at the time
of registration.
To win the award, which
includes a $2,500
premium, the animal
must win Grand
Champion honors at 3
National Shows (World
Dairy Expo is required)
in the same calendar year.
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International Show
Senior and Grand Champion Milking Shorthorn L-R: Judge Lynn Harbaugh, Larry Landsgard and Family: National Milking Shorthorn Queen Liza Van der Laan; Grand
Champion Lands-Brook Christina EXP-ET, on the halter- Gene 'Bambi' Henderson; Reserve Grand Champion, Halpin Mona II, on the halter is Mike Halpin; Todd Hoffman;
Wisconsin Milking Shorthorn Queen Morgan Pelanek: Amy Hoffman on halter of the Honorable Mention, Halpins RuthAnne; George Halpin; Owen and Colt Halpin; Katie Bue
T
he International Show in Madison,
Wisconsin, kicked off on Tuesday
afternoon as over 100 heifers paraded across the colored shavings before Judge
Lynn Harbaugh of Marion, Wisconsin, and
Associate Judge, Katie Bue of Alma Center, Wisconsin.
The Junior Champions were chosen
from the very large class of Fall Heifers
and the strong class of Winter Yearlings.
Both animals are Ohio owned and bred.
Praised for her style and balance, strength
from end to end and depth of rib, ToppView Moonshine Alexa was exhibited by
Topp-View Farm, Botkins, Ohio. A Moonshine daughter, she is backed by an Excellent Blue Spruce with over 23,000M. The
first place Winter Yearling, Buckeye Knoll
Plmamzing-EXP-ET, a Liriano daughter,
garnered the reserve honors for her owner
Sarah Rhoades of Greenville, Ohio.
Winner of the National Futurity No. 56
was North Stars Mega Peanut-EXP-ET. A
Megadeth daughter, she is owned by Corstar Cattle Company of Eden Valley, Minnesota. The judges praised her for her style
and balance over the second place Stubby
daughter, Halpins Isabell, exhibited by Samantha Ropp of Halpin Farms, Kempton,
Illinois.
The judges gave the nod to the first
place Junior Three-Year-Old for Intermediate Champion honors. Lands-Brook Chippewa, also the World Dairy Expo Futurity
winner, was given the advantage of length
of frame and height at the top of the rear
udder over the first-place Senior Two-YearOld, Innisfail RU Lady 072-EXP. Chippewa is a Mapleton Vly Rebel Julius-ET
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daughter owned by Monica Landsgard of
Lands-Brook Farms, St. Olaf, Iowa. The
Reserve Intermedate Champion is owned
by Innisfail-Exel Shorthorns of Orland,
California. The Innisfail Red Ruben daughter took home the reserve honors over the
first-place Junior Two-Year-Old and National Futurity winner, North Stars Mega
Peanut-EXP-ET, who was named Honorable Mention.
A total of 97 cows had crossed the colored shavings prior to the Senior and Grand
Champion selections that took place on day
two of the show. Judge Harbaugh was all
smiles as he took the mike at the end of the
Aged Cow class and said, “It doesn’t matter what breed you have, what a tremendous
old cow class this is.” And shortly thereafter he tapped the first-place Aged Cow and
Total Performance Winner, Lands-Brook
Christina-EXP-ET as his champion for the
International show. “A tremendous group
of heifers and young cows, but today the
mature cows will be Grand and Reserve.
Here is a ten-year-old cow, just recently
fresh with her ninth calf. She moves freely,
and has great width and strength of attachment. Her length and openness of rib, quality balance and bloom of udder will place
her over the first-place Five-Year-Old for
champion.” The All-American Othello
daughter, and Best Udder of the show, is
owned by Jordan Landsgard of St. Olaf,
Iowa. Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand
Champion honors went to Halpins Mona
II, a Cates PT Tangerines Target daughter,
exhibited by G. Mackinson and M. Halpin
of Halpin Farms, Kempton, Illinois.
The Sportsman Trophy went to Rich-
Holiday 2013
ard Lattire of Lawrenceburg, Indiana. The
Stuart and Emily Rowe's Innisfail Herd
again garnered the Premier Breeder of the
Cow Show award while Halpin Farms of
Kempton, Illinois, was named Premier Exhibitor of the show. Premier Sire was Innisfail Red Ruben. Premier Breeder and
Exhibitor of the Heifer show honors went
to Lazy M Farm of Stitzer, Wisconsin.
Following is the top 6 in each class:
Spring Heifers (19)
Spearling, Gettysburg, PA; 2. Hills-Acre
RR Kits Korie-EXP, Bob Hill, Williamsburg, IN, B&O; 3. B-D-F Pappy Lynette,
Hayden Hughes of B-D-F Farms, Coey,
IN; 4. Lazy M C-Tie Bailey, Lazy M Farm
LLC-Michael and Herman Maier, Stitzer,
WI; 5. Spungold-R Poppys Pearl-ET, Dale
& Deanna Bendig, Mark Gerion, Gettysburg, PA; 6. Edgebrook Zeus Lady-In-RedTW, Brian Arthur, Maynard, IA
Winter Heifers (20)
1. Lazy M RR Zeus Escalade, Lazy M
Farm LLC-Michael and Herman Maier,
Stitzer, WI, B&O; 2. B-D-F Pappy Lou,
Hayden Hughes of B-D-F Farms, Cory,
IN; 3. M-K Keil Co S Shirley 2120, M-K
Keil Cattle Co., Russell, KS; 4. Ourway IR
Alsha Amber 12th-EXP, Emily Winton of
Wall Street Dairy LLC, Mayville, NY; 5.
Cherrywood Rubens Maya-EXP-ET, Eric
Seifert, Browerville, MN; 6. Mapleton Vly.
I.M. Exquisite, Mapleton Valley Farms,
Oconomowoc, WI
Fall Heifers (19)
1. Topp-View Moonshine Alexa, ToppView, Botkins, OH, B&O; 2. Lazy M Cyclone Dixie, Michael Maier, Stitzer, WI;
3. Lazy M Nitro Dez, Mena Schmitt, Sun
Prairie, WI; 4. Twilite RK Ginas Gi Gi,
Lattier’s Twilite Farm, Lawrenceburg, IN;
5. North Stars Raider Bayonet-EXP, Christopher Pederson, Braham, MN; 6. Mapleton Vly Chris Mia, Mapleton Valley Farms,
Oconomowoc, WI
Summer Yearlings (19)
1. North Star Dakotas Parti-EXP, Christopher Pederson, Braham, MN, B&O; 2.
Halpins Montana, Andrew Rice of Halpin
Farms, Kempton, IL; 3. Innisfail-WO Mega
Ladyluck-ET, Lazy M Farm LLC-Michael
and herman Maier, Stitzer, WI; 4. Daysland Acres Prince Dior, Katie Albaugh,
Walkersville, MD; 5. Mapleton Vly Zumba
Neve, Mapleton Valley Farms, Oconomowoc, MD; 6. Roth Regal Doll Dharma,
Johnathan Roth, Milford, NE
Spring Yearlings (10)
1. North Star Mega Joker-ET, Nicole Allen, Stitzer, WI; 2. Easter Brook Bombay
Georgia, Easter Brook, Juneau, WI, B&O;
3. Buckeye Knoll Nitro Pizazz-EXP, Hannah Rhodes, Greenville, OH; 4. Cates Muddy Quincy, Peter Cate, Warren, NH; 5.
Halpins Mars 4th, Samantha Ropp of Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL; 6. GMC Othello
Lacey-ET, Brooke M Clark of GMC Farms,
Cornish Flat, NH
Winter Yearlings (10)
1. Buckeye Knoll Plmamzing-EXP-ET,
Sarah Rhoades, Greenville, OH, B&O; 2.
Mapleton Vly Cancun Aleza, Catherine S.
Agnew of Mapleton Valley Farms, Oconomowoc, WI; 3. Lazy M Lothario Sybil,
Michael Maier, Stitzer, WI; 4. Heavenley
Cranberry, Heavenly Show Cattle-Carrie
Ritschard, Monroe, WI; 5. MPS Enhancer
Chia Tea- EXP, Thomas and Keely Agnew
of Mapleton Valley Farms, Oconomowoc,
WI; 6. Thyen Nitro Athena, Alex Thyen,
Waverley, SD
Fall Yearlings (8)
1. Lazy M Lothario Peachy-EXP, Michael Maier, Stitzer, WI, B&O; 2. Washita Sami Ricibobi-EXP, Jesse Arthur of
Washita Herd, Kempton, IL; 3. Gibbs Pokee Jamaca-EXP, Joe Gibbs, Epworth, IA;
4. HC-HP Red Rob Fireball-EXP-ET, Hard
Core & Hillpiont, New Enterprise, PA; 5.
Elron Megadeth Wrigley-EXP, Halie Gruenwald/ Elron Farms, Lost Nation, IA;
6. Ritchies Ctie Flora, Taylor Ritchie of
Ritchie Farms, Muncie, IN
Junior Best Three(5)
1. Lazy M Farm LLC-Michael and
Herman Maier, Stitzer, WI; 2. Hannah
Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 3. Michael Pederson, Braham, MN; 4. Lattire’s Twilite
Farm, Lawrenceburg, IN; 5. Heavenly
Show Cattle-Carrie Ritschard, Monroe, WI
Yearling in Milk (must have freshened) (7)
1. Hard Core Othello Margarita-ET, Hard
Core Farm, New Enterprise, PA, B&O; 2.
North Star Getin Mega Jiggy-ET, Tucker
Peterson, Mountain Grove, MO; 3. Corstar
Lothario Sharky, Wyatt Navis, Waupun,
WI; 4. Mapleton Vly Ru Gidget-EXP-ET,
Thomas Agnew, Oconomowoc, WI; 5.
Pine-Valley Lothario Latte, Jessica James,
Mineral Point, WI; 6. Mysha Outlaw
Dinah-EXP, Morgan Paulson of Paulson
Farms, Atwater, MN
Junior Two-Year-Old Cows (14)
1. North Star Mega Peanut-Exp-ET,
Corstar Cattle Co., Eden Valley, MN; 2.
Michaels Nitro Chili, Lincoln, Gibbs, Epworth, IA; 3. Cherrywood KClays RubenEXP-ET, Brad & Jess Gavenlock, Halpin
Farms & Matt Mackinson, Kempton, IL; 4.
GMC Red Ruben Passion-ET-EXP, Justin
John Clark of GMC Farm, Cornish Flat,
NH; 5. Cherrywood Mitzercat-EXP-ET,
Ryan Benter, Brownstown, IN; 6. Blue
Spruce RR Myas Macy-EXP, Blue Spruce
Farm, Ashley Hawvermale, New Holland,
OH
Senior Two-Year-Old Cows (17)
1. Innisfail RU Lady 072-EXT, InnisfailExel Shorthorns, Orland, CA, B&O; 2.
Blue Spruce Megad Mckenzie, Blue Spruce
Farm Jason Robinson, New Holland, OH;
3. Weissway Lirano Aliria May-EXP,
Alex Weiss, Arcanum, OH; 4. Eichlers RN
Blessing Breakfast, Mike & Jill Eichler,
Oak Park, MN; 5. Ourway Alishas Angle
9th-EXP, Ourway Holsteins, Dillon Lien,
Brooklyn, WI; 6. Halpins Isabell, Samantha
Ropp of Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL
Junior Three-Year-Old Cows (13)
1.Lands-Brook Chippewa, Monica
Landsguard of Lands-Brook Farms, St
Olaf, IA; 2. Lands-Brook MVF L ClaireET, Mapleton, Valley, Farms, Oconomowoc, WI; 3. Springhill Moonshine FireEXP, Hard Core Farm, New Enterprise,
PA; 4. Cold Springs GSR Lucky, John &
Tryon & Mitchell White, Cobleskill, NY;
5. Mapleton Vly Alad Zena, Mapleton
Valley Farms, Oconomowoc, WI; 6. B-DF Lothario Kiwi, Andrew Rice of Halpin
Farms, Kempton, IL
Senior Three-Year-Old Cows (6)
1. B-D-F Lothario Tammy, Kyla Jarvis of
B-D-F Farms. Cory, IN; 2. Spring Meadows Spark Hatti, Elaine p. Halterman Of
Spring Meadows, Urbana, OH, B&O; 3.
Broken ROAD k Ldy, Liberty-Twin, Josh
Bredlau, Granton, WI; 4. Blue Spruce Famouse Mallory, Brooke M Clark of GMC
Farm, Cornish Flat, NH; 5. Heavenly
Melody, Janean Boss, Monticello, WI; 6.
MJ EichlerMD Bianca Beulah, Mike & Jill
Eichler, Oak Park, MN
Four-Year-Old Cows (8)
1.Halpins Ruthanne, Halpin Farm,
Kempton, IL, B&O; 2. Innisfail ST Emily
864-Exp, Emily B. Rowe, Orland, CA; 3.
Innisfail St Lady 859-EXP, Bradley Byers,
Milo, IA; 4. Corstar Liriano Maize-EXP,
Corstar Cattle Co., Eden Valley, MN; 5.
Nevr Idle Fairys Othello 2nd, Kent Butts
and Matt Maxter, Cory, IN; 6. Easter
Brooks Lir Boston-Exp, Easter BrooksDon Damrow Family, Juneau, WI
Five-Year Old Cows (7)
1. Halpins Mona II, Mackinson & G &
M Halpin of Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL:
2. Hard Core Rebel Rockette-ET, Cor-Bloo
Syndicate, Cory, IN; 3. NT O-ME-O-My
Lady, Nix-Thyen, Grove City, MN, B&O;
4. North Stars Slingin Poptart, Trisha Pederson, Braham, MN; 5. Innisfail Ro Lady
7064-EXP, Jeff and Cathy Byers Family,
Milo, IA; 6. Innisfail Jo Lady 824, Brooke
M Clark of GMC Farm, Cornish Flat, NH
Aged Cows (8)
1. Lands-Brook Christina-EXP-ET, Jordan Landsgard of Lands-Brook Farms,
St Olaf, IA, B&O; 2. Innisfail Jo Emily
7042-EXP, Jeff and Kathy Byers Family;
3. Tex-Star Othello Peri, Springville Farm,
Emory, TX; 4. Blue Spruce HTA Melody
Mya, Blue Spruce Farm Jason Robinson,
New Holland, OH; 5. Halpins Mary, Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL; 6. Lake Effect Md
Lauren 7215 Greg jr. & Liz Clark, John Anderson, Cornish Flat, NH
The Junior Show
The judges gave high praise to the junior members who brought out their top
placed junior animals for contention of
the junior champion of the junior show.
Harbaugh chose his prize winning Winter
Yearling, Buckeye Knoll Plmamzing-EXPET exhibited by Sarah Rhoades of Greenville, Ohio for Junior Champion honors.
Reserve Champion honors went to the first
place fall calf, Lazy M Nitro Dez, a Nitro
daughter exhibited by Mena Schmitt of Sun
Prairie, Wisconsin.
Overall Champion honors for the Junior Show went to Innisfail ST Lady 859EXP exhibited by Bradley Byers of Milo,
Iowa. The first Junior Four-Year-Old is
sired by Innisfail Perfect Storm and has
over 20,600M 600F 590P. Kyla Jarvis of
B-D-F Farms in Cory, Indiana took home
the Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior
Show banner with B-D-F Lothario Tammy.
Mena Schmitt of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin was the recipient of the Keith King
Showmanship Award.
Spring Heifers (6)
1. Edgebrook Zeus Lady-In-Red-TW,
Brian Arthur, Maynard, IA; 2. Lazy M
RR Zip-EXP, Nicole Allen, Stitzer, WI;
3. Breezy Ridge Nitro Trix, Rachel Hefel,
Epworth, IA
Winter Heifers (7)
1. Cherrywood Rubens Maya-EXP-ET,
Eric Seifert, Browerville, MN; 2. B-D-F
Pappy Core, Kayla Jarvis of B-D-F Farms,
Cont. on pg. 15
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Winter National Show
L-R: Judge Jeff Stookey; Sageser Clay Penny, Morgan Sageser on the halter; Halpins Mona II, Mike Halpin on the halter; Milking Shorthorn Queen, Liza Van der Laan
T
he final National Milking Shorthorn
show took place in Louisville, Kentucky, Sunday, November 10. The
Winter National did not fail to have high
quality Milking Shorthorns parade around
Freedom Hall for Judge Jeff Stookey of
Milford, Indiana.
It was an exciting evening for Morgan
Sageser, Shelbyville, Kentucky, as her winning Four-Year-Old was tapped Senior and
Grand Champion of the show. Bred and
owned by Morgan, Sageser Clay Penny
was praised for her dairy strength, sharpness over the shoulder and great dairy rib,
with plenty of width and strength throughout. She was Grand Champion of the Winter National Junior Show two days prior
and a Reserve All-American and Reserve
Junior All-American in 2012. This Bar-D
Kuszmar Clay daughter is out of the AllAmerican Sageser Kourt Pen who is sired
by Gold Mine Frost Kourt.
Intermediate Champion honor were
awarded to Purple Idalee RR Zeva EXPET, owned by the duo of Croshaw and
Graves from Parksville, Kentucky. Zeva is
a Innisfail Red Ruben daughter out of the
“Z” family from Michelle Upchurch and
Susan Lee. Her height and width, along
with her extreme size and length helped her
capture top show honors.
Following behind Zeva for Reserve
Intermediate Champion honors was BDF
Lothario Tammy, the winning Senior
Three-Year-Old exhibited by B-D-F Milking Shorthorns of Cory, Indiana. This big
powerhouse balanced her size with a well
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attached udder and a smooth dairy bone.
Her sire is Innisfail Lothario and her dam
was the 2008 All-American Yearling in
Milk, B-D-F Royalty Taffy 'V89'. Sired by
Mericrest Royalty, Tammy is out of the Phil
Rauch-bred, Pinehurst Rebel 9th daughter.
Halpins Mona II was the first-place
Five-Year-Old and Reserve Senior and
Reserve Grand Champion. This ultra-dairy
well-balanced Cates PT Tangerines Target daughter was All-American in 2011
and was most recently named the Reserve
Grand Champion of the International Show
and Grand of the Eastern National. Her AllAmerican dam is sired by Hilltop Academy. Mona is owned by Halpin Farms of
Kempton, Illinois.
Rovin Lacy Mtitan Lucy EXP was given the final nod for Junior Champion. She
is owned by Carla Stetzer of Alma Center,
Wisconsin, and is sired by SAK Mocha Titan EXP. Her dam is a Very Good Innisfail
Red Robin daughter. Reserve Junior Champion, Halpins Mars 4th, was sired by Halpins Morning After and is from an Othello
dam. 4th was nominated All-American in
2012 and has continued her winning ways
throughout 2013.
Halpin Farms from Kempton, Illinois
won both the Premier Breeder and Exhibitor banners with their impressive show
string.
Spring Heifers (11)
1. Buckeye Knoll Pattycake EXP ET,
Buckeye Knoll Farm, Greenville, OH; 2.
Breezy Ridge Nitro Trix, Leroy Kleiner,
Epworth, IA; 3. BDF Paddy Lynette, BDF
Holiday 2013
Milking Shorthorns, Cory, IA; 4. Innisfail
Mega Laycee ET, Katie Blue, Alma Center,
WI; 5. Cold Springs Storm Saphire, Barlett
and Kostka/Cold Springs, Salisbury, MA
Winter Heifers (12)
1. Corstar RR Liberty-EXP ET, Joe Gibbs
& Family, Epworth, IA; 2. J Lo Jo Royal
Jello, J Lo Jo Milking Shorthorns, Chatteaugay, NY; 3. BDF Pappy Lou, BDF
Milking Shorthorns, Cory, IN; 4. Bonanza
B Warlord Raven, Bonanza B Farm, Ridgeville, WI; 5. Clear View KM Dakota,
Kaylin Luck, Ridgeville, WI
Fall Heifers (12)
1. Lalu Zeus Raylee, Kaylin Luck, Ridgeville, WI; 2. Ecuafarm Adventure Nevada, Morgan Sageser, Shelbyville, KY; 3.
Valley View Autumn 1941 EXP, Crawleys
Valley View Farm, Gravette, AR; 4. Ecua
Farm Kyote Kally EXP TW, Bonanza B
Farms, Ridgeville, WI; 5. Twilite RK Ginas GI GI, Lattire’s Twilite Farm, Lawrenceburg, IN
1. Ro Vin Lacy M Titan Lucy EXP, Carla Stetzer, Alma Center, WI; 2. Daysland
Acres Prince Dior, Katie Albaugh, Walkersville, MD; 3. North Stars Emily 124
EXP, Michael Pederson, Braham, MN; 4.
Halpins Montana, Halpins Farms, Kempton, IL; 5. Halpins Roni, Courtney Gould/
Cold Springs, Salisbury, MA
1. Halpins Mars 4th Braham, MN; 3. Buckeye Knoll Nitro Pizazz EXP, Buckeye
Knoll Farm, Greenville, OH; 4. Buckeye
Knoll Phenominal EXP, Buckeye Knoll
Farm, Greenville, OH; 5. Molehill Lir Blue
Belle EXP-ET, Josh Stone Huelsmann,
Trenton, IL
1. Buckeye Knoll Plmamzing EXP-ET,
Buckeye Knoll Farm, Greenville, OH; 2. RGeneration Lyman Leslie EXP, R-Generation Farm, Cochranton, PA; 3. Clear View
Lyman Leslie EXP, Jim Branson & Kenny,
Shelbyville, IN; 4. Twilite Ru Fairy Princess EXP, Lattire’s Twilite Farm, Lawrenceburg, IN
Fall Yearlings (6)
1.Washita Sami Ricibobi EXP, Jesse Arthur, Kempton, IL; 2. Clayside RL Bren
1XN2 EXP, Courtney Gould/ Cold Springs,
Salisbury, MA; 3. Gibbs Poker Jamaica,
Joe Gibbs & Family, Epworth, IA; 4. North
Stars Jewelry EXP, Michael Pederson, Braham, MN; 5. Melodys Paramore, Melody
Farm, Greenville, IL
Fall Yearlings (In Milk) (3)
1. Gmc Zeus Joan, Courtney Gould/Cold
Springs, Salisbury, MA; 2. Valley View
Rylie 1803 EXP, Crawleys Valley View
Farms, Gravette, AR; 3. Molehill BF Lilyhill Velvet, Benter Family Farms, Brownstown, IN
Junior Two-Year-Olds (8)
1. R-Generation Poker Miley-EXP, RGeneration Farm, Cochranton, PA; 2. Halls
Liriano Sherry, Gene Hall Jr., Cushing,
OK; 3. Cherrywood Mitzercat EXP ET,
Benter Family Farms, Brownstown, IN;
4. Daysland Acres Logic CoCo, Katie Albaugh, Walkersville, MD; 5. Bonanza B
Megadeth, Kaylin Luck, Ridgevillw, WI
Senior Two-Year-Olds (5)
1. Blue Spruce Megad McKenzie, Blue
Hawk Syndicate, New Holland, OH; 2.
Weissway Liriano Aliria May EXP, Weissway Farms, Arcanum, OH; 3. Halpins Isabell, Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL; 4. Stone
Huel Carmel Rowan, Grayling Stone, Dakota Huel, Trenton, IL; 5. BDF resley Leah,
BDF Milking Shorthorns, Cory, IN
Junior Three-Year-Olds (4)
1. Purple Idalee RR Zieva EXP-ET, Graves
& Croshaw, Parkersville, KY; 2. Green
Acres Mega Maybelline, Crawleys Valley View Farm, Gravette, AR; 3. Melodys
Poker Cat, Melody Farm, Greenville, IL; 4.
Weissway Mega Morgan Monarch, Weissway Farms, Arcanum, OH
Senior Three-Year-Olds (3)
1. BDF Lothario Tammy, BDF Milking
Shorthorns, Cory, IN; 2. Broken Road K
Ldy Liberty Twin, Josh Bredlau, Granton,
WI; 3. R-Generation Chill Lisay EXP, RGeneration Farm, Cochranton, PA
Four-Year-Olds (7)
1. Sageser Clay Penny, Morgan Sageser,
Shelbyville, KY; 2. Lands Brook Calmar
EXP-ET, Spring Meadows, Urbana, OH; 3.
Halpins Ruthanne, Halpin Farm, Kempton,
IL; 4. Innisfail St. Emily 864 EXP, Bartlett
and Kostka, Salisbury, MA; 5. Nevr Idle
Fairys Othellos Lust EXP, Kent Butts and
Matt Baxter, Cory, IN
Five-Year-Olds (4)
1. Halpins Mona II, Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL; 2. Hard Core Rebel Rockette, Cor
Bloo Syndicate, Cory, IN; 3. North Stars
Slingin Poptart, Trish Pederson, Braham,
MN; 4. Meissway PT Carmel Icing 2nd,
Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL
Aged Cows (5)
1. TexStar Othello Peri, Springville Farm,
Emory, TX; 2. Halpins Mary, Halpin
Farms, Kempton, IL; 3. Daysland Acres
Rum EXP, Katie Albaugh, Walkersville,
MD; 4. Valley View Mon Honey 1149,
Crawleys Valley View Farms, Gravette,
AR; 5. Halpins Rey Fene, Halpin Farms,
Kempton, IL
Junior Show
The Winter National Milking Shorthorn Junior Show was held Friday, November 8, in Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky. Judge Danny Huddleston of Alba,
Texas, had the privilege of sorting through
top animals exhibited by Milking Shorthorn
juniors.
The night was full of top exhibitors
that showed off their showmanship skills
throughout the show. The Junior Showmanship winner was Rachel Hefel of Epworth, Iowa. Hannah Rhoades took home
Intermediate Showmanship honors. The
top senior showman was Samantha Ropp of
Kempton, Illinois.
The Junior Champion of the show is
no stranger to the spotlight. Buckeye Knoll
Plmamzing EXP-ET has won her class at
two other National Junior Shows and received Junior Champion rosettes as well.
This Liriano daughter is a full sister to
Buckeye Knoll Pelia who made her rounds
on the show circuit in previous years.
Plmamzing is owned by Sarah Rhoades of
Greenville, Ohio. Capturing Reserve Junior
Champion for owner Andrew Rice was
Halpins Montana, the winning Summer
Yearling. She is sired by Cold Spring RU
Parker EXP ET.
The Intermediate and Reserve Grand
Champion was a tall, very dairy young cow
with a high and wide rear udder attachment.
Purple Idalee RR Zieva Exp-ET, owned by
Taylor Graves of Parksville, Kentucky,
hails from the ‘Zena’ family. The winning
Fall Yearling in Milk, Valley View Rylie
1803 EXP, was named Reserve Intermediate Champion. She is sired by Mysha-Wo
Robin Nitro EXP and is owned by Jessica
Crawley of Gravette, Arkansas.
Senior and Grand Champion honors were awarded to Sageser Clay Penny
owned by Morgan Sageser of Shelbyville,
Kentucky. This deep-bodied, well-balanced
cow is sired by Bar-D-Kuszmar Clay and
was most recently named Reserve Junior
All-American in 2012. Reserve Senior
Champion honors were won by Valley
View Mon Honey 1149, the winning Aged
Cow for Brittany Crawley, Gravette, Arkansas.
Spring Heifers (4)
1. Buckeye Knoll Pattycake EXP-ET, Hannah Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2. Breezy
Ridge Nitro Trix, Rachel Hefel, Epworth,
IA; 3. Molehill Lir Zeus Bellie, Taylor
Graves, Parkersville, KY
Winter Heifers (7)
1. BDF Paddy Core, Kyla Jarvis, Cory, IN;
2. Ecuafarm Otis Nanette-EXP, Kendall
Horn, Shelbyville, KY; 3. Ecua Farm Kaiser Gertrude-EXP, Kristen Lattire, Lawrenceburg, IN
Fall Heifers (7)
1. Lalu Zeus Raylee, Kaylin Luck, Ridgeville, WI; 2. Valley View Autumn 1941
EXP, Jessica Crawley, Gravette, AR; 3.
BDF Megadeth Laine-ET, Kyla Jarvis,
Cory, IN
1. Halpins Montana, Andrew Rice, Kempton, IL; 2. North Stars Emily 124 EXP,
Michael Pederson, Braham, MN; 3. Condari Pappy Marble, Michaela Alexander,
Bloomington, IN
1. Buckeye Knoll Phenomenal EXP, Sam
Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2. Halpins Mars
4th, Samantha Ropp, Kempton, IL; 3.
Buckeye Knoll Nitro Pizazz EXP, Hannah
Rhoades, Greenville, OH
1. Buckeye Knoll Plmamzing EXP-ET,
Sarah Rhoades, Greenville, OH
Fall Yearlings (3)
1. Clayside RL Bren 1XN2 EXP, Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA; 2. North Stars
Jewlery EXP, Michael Pederson, Braham,
MN; 3. Cloyds Sam June, Thomas Shaw,
Greenville, OH
Dry Three-Year-Old and over Cow (2)
1. Innisfail RD Lady 7088 EXP, Logan Lattire, Lawrenceburg, IN; 2. Glenrich Emper
10 EXP, Christy Mote, Union City, IN
Fall Yearling (in milk) (3)
1. Valley View Rylie 1803 EXP, Jessica Crawley, Gravette, AR; 2. GMC Zues
Joan, Courtney Gould, Salisbury, MA; 3.
Molehill BF Lilyhill Velvet, Kyle Benter,
Brownstown, IN
1. Cherrywood Mitzercat EXP-ET, Ryan
Benter, Brownstown, IN; 2. Innisfail MD
Lillian, Brittany Crawley, Gravette, AR; 3.
Weissway Koyote Lemon Lime 2nd, Sean
Brown, Dodgeville, WI
1. BDF Presley Leah, Kyla Jarvis, Cory,
Cont. on pg. 15
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New Members
Computer Fund Donations
Jodi & Ryan Calkins, Rome, PA
Josh Huelsmann, Trenton, IL
Stephen Kelly, Campbell Hall, NY
Promotion Fund Donations
Rebecca L. & Frank H. McLean III
New Junior Members
Makinsey Conner, Walker, MO
Wyatt Navis, Waupun, WI
Miriam Hoffman, Earlville, IL
Ainsley R. Pollard, Rockford, IL
Leanne Van der Laan, Frederick, OK
Charlie Kelly, Campbell Hall, NY
Endowment Donations
Travel Fund Donations
In Memory of Alvin Roy
Cantagree Dairy
Foundation Donations
Junior Society Donations
For more information contact Executive
Secretary, Cory Salzl at 608.365.3332 or
PO Box 409, Eden Valley, MN 55329
Pres. cont. from page 4
spots that we share in common. Each country
has welcomed several new breeders into
their societies. Mostly these are people who
have others breeds and start with a couple of
Milking Shorthorn. We need to press forward
and keep these people interested in increasing their holdings of Milking Shorthorn and
Dairy Shorthorn cattle. In addition, this was
the best year in several years for numbers of
registrations for each organization.
Dave Prinzen from Prinzville Dairy is the
new president and the new vice president is
Don Richardson of Richford Farm.
Interesting and enthusiastic discussions
were had on several items where cooperative
efforts will prove beneficial to each organization. One important area is in the identification, selection and proving of young sires.
We need to share pedigrees and get as much
semen used as quickly as possible. Canadian
and English breeders have in the past and
continue to use several U.S. bred bulls and we
need to expand this international exchange
of genetics which will be beneficial to all.
Many U.S. breeders are using Oceanbrae
Ironman whom we saw along with several
calves sired by him. If you are looking for a
polled bull, this might be a good choice as
the calves are long bodied and dairy.
National
Milking Shorthorn
Convention
June 25-28
Westfield, MA
For more information contact:
[email protected]
CLASSIFICATION
SCHEDULE
*Note: changes to the schedule*
January – WA, OR, MT, WY, ID, UT, CA, NV, AZ, NM
February – OH, MI, WV, Northern IN
- apps due December 15
March – New York
- apps due January 15
April – MN, ND, SD, IA, Northern IL
- apps due February 15
May – CO, NE, KS, MO, AR, OK, TX, LA
- apps due March 15
Contact the Office for more information
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Eastern cont. from pg. 7
3. Northstars Mischef Mikayla, Savannah
Pettit, Holbrook, PA
1. Millcreek Logic Angel, Treven Andrews,
Mansfield, PA; 2. Oak Pride Sam Hilde,
Mikayla Davis, Leesport, PA; 3. Jon-Ann
Fam Rachels Ribbon-ET, Alex Bonavita,
Meshoppen, PA
1. Woodsey-Dell Lran Roselyn EXP,
Douglas Brooks, Hop Bottom, PA; 2.
Wind Swept Mornafter Mickey, Jaydyn
Isiminger, Union City, PA; 3. B PlentyGoodMoonshine Rosa, Millena Bashore,
Annville, PA
1. Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia, Treven
Andrews, Mansfield, PA; 2. Hard Core
Moonshine Special, Jamie Arbaugh, Union
Bridge, MD; 3. Designer Genes Tori, Kara
Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA
Intermediate Champion
Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia
Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA
Reserve Intermediate Champion
Hard Core Moonshine Special
Jamie Arbaugh, Union Bridge, MD
Four-Year-Old (1)
1. Designer Genes Rambo Butterscotch,
Kara Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA
Five-Year-Old (1)
1. Designer Genes Mona, Seth Whiting,
Slippery Rock, PA
Senior Champion
Designer Genes Mona
Seth Whiting, Slippery Rock, PA
Reserve Senior Champion
Designer Genes Rambo Butterscotch
Kara Yannesse, Slippery Rock, PA
Grand Champion
Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia
Treven Andrews, Mansfield, PA
Reserve Grand Champion
Hard Core Moonshine Special
Jamie Arbaugh, Union Bridge, MD
Int. cont. from pg. 11
Cory, IN; 3. Bonanza-B Warlord Raven,
David Luck of Bonanza Farms, Ridgeville, IN
Fall Heifers (5)
1. Lazy M Nitro Dez, Mena Schmitt, Sun
Prairie, WI; 2. North Star Raider BayonetEXP, Christopher Pederson, Braham, MN;
3. Ecuafarm Adventure Nevada, Morgan
Sageser, Shelbyville, KY
1. North Star Dakotas Parti-EXP, Christopher Pederson, Braham, MN; 2. Maunesha Creeks Ace Matty, Mena Schmitt, Sun
Prairie, WI; 3. Mikes-Dar PS Casino-EXP,
Colton Gregory, Harvard, IL
1. Buckeye Knoll Nitro Pizazz-EXP, Hannah Rhoades, Greenville, OH; 2. Halpins
Mars 4th, Samantha Ropp of Halpins
Farms, Kempton, IL; 3. GMC Othello
Lacey-ET, Brooke M Clark of GMC Farm,
Cornish Flat, NH
Winter Yearlings (not in milk) (3)
1. Buckeye Knoll Plmazing-EXP-ET, Sarah Rhoades, Greenvile, OH; 2. Thyen Nitro Athena, Alex Thyen, Watertown, SD;
3. Ritchies Koy Linda, Ryan Ritchie of
Ritchie Farms, Muncie, IN
Fall Yearlings (2)
1. Ritchies Ctie Flora, Taylor Ritchie of
Ritchie Farms, Muncie, IN; 2. North Stars Jewlery-EXP, Michael Pederson, Braham, MN
Yearling in Milk (must have freshened)(3)
1. North Star Getting Megga Jiggy- ET,
Tucker Peterson, Mtn. Grove, MO; 2. PineValleyLothario Latte, Jessica James, Mineral Point, WI; 3. Mysha Outlaw DinahEXP, Morgan Paulson of Paulson Farms,
Atwater, MN
1. Cherrywood Mitzercat-EXP-ET, Ryan
Benter, Brownstown, IN; 2. Blue Spruce
RR Myas Macey-EXP, Blue Spruce Farm,
Ashley Hawvermale, New Holland, OH;
3. Weissway Koyote Lemon-Lime, Sean
Brown, Dodgeville, WI
1. Weissway Lirano Aliria May-EXP, Alex
Weiss, Arcanum, OH; 2. Halpins Isabell,
Samanthe Ropp of Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL; 3. Theyn Liriano Lightning-EXP,
Alex Thyen, Watertown, SD
Junior Three-Year-Old Cows (3)
1. B-D-F Lothario Kiwi, Andrew Rice of
Halpin Farms, Kempton, IL; 2. Wind Swept
Mornafter Mickey, Jayden J. Isiminger,
Union City, PA; 3. North Star Pandora, Michael Pederson, Braham, MN
Senior Three-Year-Old Cow (2)
1. B-D-F Lothario Tammy, Kyla Jarvis of
B-D-F Farms, Cory, IN; 2. Blue Spruce
Famous Mallory, Brook M Clark of GMC
Farm, Cornish Flat, NH
Four-Year-Old Cows (2)
1. Innisfail ST Lady 859-EXP, Cory SalzL,
Eden Valley, MN; 2. Rovin Hillpoint Cindy
Lou, Sean Brown, Dodgeville, WI
Five-Year-Old Cows (1)
1. Innisfail St Emily 847-EXP, Jeff Byers,
Milo, IA
Winter cont. from pg. 13
IN; 2. Halpins Isabell, Samantha Ropp,
Kempton, IL; 3. StoneHule Carmel Rowan
EXP, Dakota Stone Huel, Trenton, IL
Junior Three-Year-Olds (5)
1. Purple Idalee RR Zeiva EXP-ET, Taylor Graves, Parksville, KY; 2. Green Acres
Mega Maybelline, Jessica Crawley, Gravette, AR; 3. Melodys Poker Cat, Cathy
Guckian, Greenville, IL
Senior Three-Year-Olds (1)
1. BDF Lothario Tammy, Kyla Jarvis,
Cory, IN
Intermediate Champion
Purple Idalee RR Zeiva EXP-ET
Taylor Graves, Parksville, KY
Reserve Intermediate Champion
Valley View Rylie 1803 EXP
Jessica Crawley, Gravette, AR
Four-Year-Olds (1)
1. Sageser Clay Penny, Morgan Sageser,
Shelbyville, KY
Five-Year-Olds (1)
1. Weissway PT Carmel Icing 2nd, Alex
Weiss, A, OH
Aged Cows (2)
1. Valley View Mon Honey 1149, Brittany
Crawley, Gravette, AR; 2. Rovin Oprah II
IR Orchid EXP, Ryan Benter, Brownstown,
IN
Senior Champion
Sageser Clay Penny
Morgan Sageser, Shelbyville, KY
Reserve Senior Champion
Valley View Mon Honey 1149
Brittany Crawley, Gravette, AR
Grand Champion
Sageser Clay Penny
Morgan Sageser, Shelbyville, KY
Reserve Grand Champion
Purple Idalee RR Zeiva EXP-ET
Taylor Graves, Parksville, KY
Merry
Christmas
from the
American
Milking
Shorthorn
Society
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800 Pounds Fat and 700 Pounds
Protein Cows
JULY 2013
MANDERFELD FROLIC BIGGER BIRD 68302326 'V88 ' V E + V V
4/03 3x 305 26880 4.2 1139F 3.5 932P 2times
Sire: VINRA PEERLESS FROLIC
Dam: MANDERFELD IVANHOE BIGBIRD
Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD -- FAIRBAULT, MN
MANDERFELD JERRY BROWNIE 68302748 'G79 ' V V G F G
4/02 3x 305 27500 3.6 986F 3.0 829P 2times
Sire: MANDERFELD IVANHOE JERRY
Dam: 465407 MANDERFELD IVANHOE BONNIE
MANDERFELD C.D. BEE 68301241 '+83 ' + + + V +
4/04 3x 305 26210 3.3 877F 3.1 812P
Sire:BAR-D KRAUSES FAWNS C.D.
Dam: MANDERFELD STETSON BECKY
R-GENERATION OTHELLOS LUST EXP 68306856 'V88 ' V V E
VV
3/09 305 24660 3.5 861F 3.3 811P
Sire: KUSZMAR ALFAIRS OTHELLO
Dam: R-GENERATION ADVENT LISSIE
Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON -- COCHRANTON, PA
MANDERFELD LOGIC LYNDIE 68303381 '+82 ' F V + + +
3/03 3x 305 22280 4.9 1083F 3.6 804P
Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET
Dam: MANDERFELD IVANHOE LEANN
MANDERFELD MCCOY NITZA 68306651 'NC '
2/00 3x 305 24250 3.4 831F 3.1 741P
Sire: ECHO FARM TED MCCOY-ET
Dam: MANDERFELD JERRY NITZY
MANDERFELD MCCOY MARBLE 68306652 'NC '
2/01 3x 293 23680 3.6 859F 3.1 730P
Dam: MANDERFELD C.D. MUGGY
ECHO FARM PLUTONIUM RYLEE 467661 '2E92' V E V E E
5/01 305 24120 3.4 817F 3 728P 2times
Sire: ECHO FARM T-BRUNO PLUTONIUM
Dam: ECHO FARM OTHELLO RHIANNON
Herd & Owner: KUSZLYK, JOHN P. & MARJORIE A. -- BATAVIA, NY
FAITH MEADOWS LOGIC TIGGER 68302250 'NC '
3/09 305 23700 3.8 912F 2.8 670P
Dam: ECHO FARM TITANIUM RAINIER-EXP
Herd: KUSZLYK, JOHN P. & MARJORIE A. -- BATAVIA, NY
Owner: DUDDEN, CAROLYN -- PENNELVILLE, NY
SPUNGOLD-R PD POTION ET 68302216 'V86 ' E V V V +
3/08 305 19980 4.2 846F 3.1 628P
Sire: INNISFAIL PRINCE OF DIAMONDS
Dam: GOLD MINE POPPYS OT KAY
Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L. -- CORNISH FLAT,
NH
Owner: CLARK, JUSTIN JOHN -- CORNISH FLAT, NH
August 2013
INNISFAIL RU LADY 6078-EXP 465897 '2E93' E E E E E
6/01 298 23940 3.8 913F 3.3 794P 2times
Sire: 360010935 INNISFAIL RED RUBEN
Dam: 449325 INNISFAIL KO LADY 0107
Herd: BUE, KATIE -- ALMA CENTER, WI
Owner: ROWE, JOHN STUART & KATIE BUE -- ALMA
CENTER, WI
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AMSS Honor Roll
EASTER BROOK LIRIANO BIXI EXP 68306387 'V88 ' E V V V V
3/03 303 23070 4.2 968F 3.3 754P 2times
Sire: MYSHA-WO ADVENT LIRIANO-ET
Dam: EASTER BROOK KC BILOXI
Herd: DAMROW, DON OR DONNA -- JUNEAU, WI
Owner: EASTER BROOK -- JUNEAU, WI
KUSZMAR ECHO TOO 461517 '2E91' E E E V E
7/07 305 22920 3.7 841F 2.9 662P
Sire: KUSZMAR MEGADETH
Dam: ECHO FARM OTHELLO KATYDID
Herd: KUSZLYK, JOHN P. & MARJORIE A. -- BATAVIA, NY
Owner: KUSZLYK, MARJORIE A. -- BATAVIA, NY
ROSECREST PE IVY-EXP 468213 'NC '
4/02 305 20120 4.3 858F 3.5 700P
Sire: SRB PETERSLUND
Dam: INNISFAIL IVY
Herd & Owner: YORK, L. HERBERT & BRENDA -- FARMINGTON, ME
MAPLETON VLY JP FARRAH 68303835 'V86 ' + + E + V
3/03 305 18870 4.3 814F 3.4 642P
Sire: MAPLETON VLY MSTR JP-TW
Dam: MAPLETON VLY CHANCE FRANCIE
Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS -- OCONOMOWOC, WI
Owner: AGNEW, CATHERINE S. -- OCONOMOWOC, WI
ECHO FARM LILLYHILL VEGA 471000175 'E90 ' V E E E V
4/08 305 21550 3.8 829F 3.1 671P
Sire: INNISFAIL LILYHILL
Dam: ECHO FARM VINNIE BELATRIX TWIN
Herd: ECHO FARM -- HINSDALE, NH
Owner: HODGE, BETHANY -- HINSDALE, NH
October 2013
INNISFAIL BDC STELLA 905 445670 '2E96' E E E E E
13/10 305 22650 3.6 824F 2.9 656P 2times
Sire: BAR-D CINDYS CLAY
Dam: INNISFAIL OT STELLA 004-EXP
Herd & Owner: FISHER, KEITH A & DONNETTE F. -- NEW
ENTERPRISE, PA
GMC-INNISFAIL PRINCESS 805 ET 68300592 'E91 ' E E E E E
4/03 288 17630 4.9 865F 3.3 573P
Dam: INNISFAIL RB PRINCESS 787-EXP
Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L. -- CORNISH FLAT,
NH
Owner: CLARK, BROOKE MORGAN OF -- CORNISH FLAT, NH
September 2013
MANDERFELD SAM JINA 68301643 '+81 ' V + G V G
4/08 3x 305 31180 3.5 1084F 2.8 874P 2times
Sire: BLISSFUL DIAMOND SAM
Dam: MANDERFELD IVANHOE JINELL
Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD -- FARIBAULT, MN
MANDERFELD COWBOY MEADOW EXP
68306654 '+82 ' E V V + G
2/01 3x 305 27180 3.5 951F 3.0 814P
Sire: GE KULP-GEN PJ COWBOY-ET
Dam: MANDERFELD OUTLAW MADALINE
MANDERFELD LOGIC LIZABETH 68304941 '+82 ' V V V G +
3/04 3x 305 26180 2.9 770F 3 792P 2times
Dam: MANDERFELD MEGA LUANN
MANDERFELD CASH DANIELLE 68307972 'V85 ' E + V + +
2/00 3x 304 26370 2.6 683F 2.9 756P
Sire: HASHEIDERS KEEP THE CASH
Dam: MANDERFELD JERRY DOTTY-TWIN
EASTER BROOK LIRIANO BIXI EXP 68306387 'V88 ' E V V V V
3/03 303 23070 4.2 968F 3.3 754P 2times
Dam: EASTER BROOK KC BILOXI
Herd: DAMROW, DON OR DONNA -- JUNEAU, WI
MANDERFELD COWBOY DORSA EXP P
68304965 'G77 ' F V E + F
3/03 3x 305 29280 3.1 919F 3.1 922P 2times
Dam: MANDERFELD IVANHOE DORA
MAPLETON VLY JULIUS FOXY 466166 'E90 ' E E E E V
5/08 305 30890 3.6 1125F 2.9 887P 2times
Sire: MAPLETON VLY REBEL JULIUS-ET
Dam: MAPLETON VLY AC FESTIVE
Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS -- OCONOMOWOC, WI
Owner: AGNEW, THOMAS AND KEELY -- NORTH LAKE, WI
REMEMBER ACADEMY SALMN 466352 'V88 ' E + E E V
6/04 3x 305 25260 3.6 908F 3.4 869P 3times
Sire: HILLTOP ACADEMY
Dam: REMEMBER PEERLESS SCRIPTURE
Herd & Owner: COBB, BEN & TENA -- WINDSOR, CO
MANDERFELD SHEFFEY BELLA 68303266 '+83 ' + V + + +
4/01 3x 305 25360 2.7 696F 3.0 753P
Sire: BLISSFUL STETSON SHEFFEY
Dam: MANDERFELD IVANHOE ISABELA
ROVIN RASCAL REWARD RAYNEL 467043 '+83 ' G E G + +
5/09 305 26790 3.7 994F 2.8 739P
Sire: ROVIN REBEL RACY REWARD
Dam: ROVIN NEV REDY RASCAL
Herd & Owner: ROVIN ACRES -- HIXTON, WI
ECHO FARM TITANIUM RENSSELAER
464682 '+80 ' V V + + F
6/03 305 24430 4.2 1020F 3.0 735P 4times
Sire: ECHO FARM T-BRUNO TITANIUM
Dam: ECHO FARM CONQUEST MARQUETTE
Herd: ECHO FARM -- HINSDALE, NH
Owner: HODGE, COURTNEY -- HINSDALE, NH
ROCKING WS RI INDIA ICELND-ET 467028 'NC '
5/08 287 22830 3.2 732F 3.1 710P
Sire: W.D.R.-ROC-W K.A. EDWARD
Dam: VINRA OUTLAW INDIA-EXP
Herd & Owner: M-K KEIL CATTLE CO. -- RUSSELL, KS
HARD CORE ACE ROXY-EXP 464744 'E93 ' E E E E E
6/09 305 23330 3.5 820F 2.9 675P
Dam: TUDOR HALL RUBENS ROXY
Herd & Owner: FISHER, KEITH A & DONNETTE F. -- NEW
ENTERPRISE, PA
MANDERFELD MCCOY MEDLA 68306655 'NC '
2/01 3x 305 21620 3.8 812F 3.4 739P
Dam: MANDERFELD C.D. MEDLEY
WEISSMANN SAM CANDY 466568 '2E91' E E E V E
5/09 305 21540 4.4 948F 3.0 656P
Dam: WEISSMANN K-CLAY CRICKET
Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS -- CALLICOON
CENTER, NY
M-K KEIL D V DELLA TWIN 68300214 'V85 ' V G V V +
5/03 266 23130 3.2 740F 3.0 705P 2times
Sire: ROCKING WS G.E. BRADS VALOR
Dam: M-K KEIL DETROIT
Herd & Owner: KEIL CATTLE CO. , M-K -- RUSSELL, KS
GOLD MINE G LOGIC DAPHANY 798 466715 'V88 ' E V E V E
5/05 305 22890 3.8 864F 2.9 655P
Dam: GOLD MINE G TNT DANICA 646-EXP
Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY -- ARLINGTON, IA
Holiday 2013
AMSS Honor Roll
Genetic Expansion
July 2013
Mature Cows
23141 Milk, 805 Fat, 707 Protein Actual
VALLEY VIEW TEDI 1042 360012305 'V85' V V V + V
6-07 305 24040 3.7 890F 3.0 729P
Sire: VALLEY VIEW DIANES TED
Dam : GRADE HOLSTEIN
Owner: CRAWLEYS VALLEY VIEW FARMS -- GRAVETTE, AR
Herd & Owner: CRAWLEYS VALLEY VIEW FARMS, GRAVETTE, AR
August 2013
Junior Three Year Olds
GE VALLEY VIEW SPOTTY 1494 66443111 '+83' G E G + V
3-04 305 21510 3.9 842F 3.2 692P
Sire: MAPLETON VLY MS FONTANA
GE VALLEY VIEW MOLLY 1473 66443090 'V86' V V V V V
3-05 305 20860 3.4 702F 3.3 696P
Sire: BLISSFUL MA SOLOMON ET
GI2 VALLEY VIEW DOTS 1536 TWIN 66949151
'F70' + V + + P
3-00 296 18690 3.2 600F 3.6 673P
Sire: SPUNGOLD-R REBELS POWELL-ET
Dam : VALLEY VIEW MEGS REBA 1135
Senior Three Year Olds
GE2 VALLEY VIEW MARA 1464 66443081 'V87' V V V V V
3-06 305 21240 4.4 938F 3.3 702P
Sire: MAPLETON VLY MS FONTANA
Dam : VALLEY VIEW LEI 896
September 2013
GE VALLEY VIEW JANE 1533 66949147 '+82' V + + + +
3-01 305 21240 3.4 720F 3.2 686P
Senior Four Year Olds
GE VALLEY VIEW JOSIE 1279 64008881 '+82' V V V + G
4-11 305 21130 3.6 761F 3.3 697P
Dam : VALLEY VIEW DI 984
Mature Cows
VALLEY VIEW TEDI 1039 360012304 '+84' + E F + V 6-09
305 23930 3.6 868F 2.9 703P
Sire: VALLEY VIEW DIANES TED
October 2013
Junior Two Year Olds
GE VALLEY VIEW HABIT 1670 69303263 'V85' V V V V +
2-03 305 16650 4.7 781F 3.6 594P
Sire: SPUNGOLD-R FROLIC PONCHO-ET
Senior Two Year Olds
GE WEISSMANN B.R. STRIDE 68304500 'V86' V E V + V
2-06 305 17630 4.0 713F 2.9 509P
Sire: KULP-GEN JURIST ACE-ET 370012479
Dam : WEISSMANN OTHELLO BIG RED
Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS -- CALLICOON CENTER,
NY
GE VALLEY VIEW MANDY 1540 66949154 'V85' V V V V +
3-02 292 22490 3.6 805F 2.9 642P
GE VANESSA OF COOL SPRINGS 68307993 'V88' V E V V E
3-05 305 20510 3.8 773F 3.2 661P
Sire: SPUNGOLD-R FROLIC PONCHO-ET
Dam : CEMHF STYLE VALENTINE-RED
Owner: HESS, ALLEN -- SMITHSBURG, MD
GE M-K KEIL G.P. OPAL 68303537 'V87' E E V E +
4-06 305 32370 3.0 959F 3.0 973P
Sire: CLAYSIDE GE BRAD
Owner: M-K KEIL CATTLE CO -- RUSSELL, KS
GE CLAYSIDE MM JOY-JOY 471000209 'E90' V E V V E
4-09 305 25190 3.0 749F 2.7 673P
Sire: CLAYSIDE MILK MONEY
Owner: COOK, DIANE -- WYANDOTTE, OK
Mature Cows
R-GENERATION ADVENT LISSIE 360012173
'2E94' E E E E E
6-10 305 26070 3.6 945F 2.9 765P
Sire: KHW KITE ADVENT-RED-ET
Dam : R-GENERATION CLAY LIBBY
Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON -- COCHRANTON, PA
Herdbook
July 2013
MANDERFELD MCCOY NITZA 68306651 'NC'
2-00 305 24250 3.4 831F 3.1 741P
Dam : MANDERFELD JERRY NITZY
Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD -- FAIRBAULT, MN
MANDERFELD MCCOY MARBLE 68306652 'NC'
2-01 293 23680 3.6 859F 3.1 730P
Dam : MANDERFELD C.D. MUGGY
WIDE-OPEN JONATHAN CHICAGO 68306906 'V88' V V V V V
2-02 305 19460 4.1 789F 3.4 671P
Sire: INNISFAIL JONATHAN-TWIN
Dam : WIDE-OPEN CLAY CHARTREUSE
Owner: BUE, KATIE -- ALMA CENTER, WI
MAPLETON VLY HERO RAMONA 68306009 '+84' + + V + V
2-04 304 18470 3.6 662F 3.0 549P
Sire: THIMBLEBERRY HERODOTUS
Dam : MAPLETON VLY MS RITA
KUSZMAR PRIMROSE SALLY68307227 'V87' V + V V V
2-04 305 17970 3.6 645F 3.1 564P
Dam : BLUE DEVILS EMILY SOO
Owner: KUSZLYK, JOHN P. & MARJORIE A. -- BATAVIA, NY
CORSTAR LIRIANO MAIZE EXP 840003003996942
'V89' + E V V E
2-02 305 17910 3.9 695F 3.2 578P
Dam : NORTH STARS MANDY-ET
Owner: CORY SALZL -- EDEN VALLEY, MN
FAWNWOOD CWBOY MARLEY 1618 EXP 67351618
'+84' V V + V +
2-03 305 12020 4.9 586F 3.8 452P
Dam : FAWNWOOD CD MARLEY 1431
Owner: MASON, P. THOMAS -- CHESTERTOWN, MD
MAPLETON VLY SHALE RAZZLE 68305258 '+84' + + + + V
2-07 305 20870 3.2 665F 3.1 646P
Sire: GOLD MINE EBROSE KAO SHALE 160
Dam : MAPLETON VLY RUFUS REUNITI
ECHO FARM FAMOUS GODIVA 68305062 'V86' V V + V V
2-10 305 18650 3.2 596F 3.1 582P
Sire: VINRA BAR-D FAMOUS-TWIN
Dam : ECHO FARM OTHELLO GOOGLE-ET
Owner: SCHOFIELD, GORDY -- HINSDALE, NH
GMC RED RUBEN JOANIE EXP 68304394 'V88' V V V V E
2-11 305 17280 4.0 683F 3.4 586P
Sire: INNISFAIL RED RUBEN
Dam : GMC P.PETE JOANNE
Owner: CLARK, BROOKE MORGAN OF -- CORNISH FLAT, NH
MANDERFELD LOGIC LYNDIE68303381 '+82' F V + + +
3-03 305 22280 4.9 1083F 3.6 804P
Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE LEANN
Owner: MANDERFELD FARMS -- FARIBAULT, MN
MANDERFELD C.D. MONA LISA 68304967 'V86' V + V V V
3-00 305 20870 2.9 603F 3.0 620P
Sire: BAR-D KRAUSES FAWNS C.D.
Dam : MANDERFELD MOONSHINE MELODY
DAN SAL ACE SHEKEIL 68302622 'V87' V E V + V
3-05 305 19060 3.9 751F 3.2 605P
Sire: KULP-GEN JURIST ACE-ET
Dam : DAN SAL PRINCESS SHAKIRA-ET
Owner: BURD, ROSS WARREN -- GRAFF, MO
EASTER BROOK LIR BOSTON EXP 68306386 'V87' + V + V
V 3-02 305 18110 3.6 658F 3.1 560P
Dam : EASTER BROOK LEE BONNET
VALLEY VIEW JUDY 1516 EXP 66949130 'V85' + V V V +
3-01 295 16300 4.0 652F 3.5 567P
Dam : VALLEY VIEW LEI GRACE 1118-EXP
PINE-VALLEY LOGIC ZAINEY 68305552 'E90' V E E E E
3-02 305 15800 4.4 702F 3.2 503P
Dam : WEHLERS KENNY ZANADU
Owner: JAMES, JESSICA -- MINERAL POINT, WI
R-GENERATION OTHELLOS LUST EXP 68306856
'V88' V V E V V
3-09 305 24660 3.5 861F 3.3 811P
Dam : R-GENERATION ADVENT LISSIE
Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON -- COCHRANTON, PA
Cont. on pg. 22
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Through Another's Eyes......
Geoff Cochrane, Federal President
Illawarra Cattle Society of Australia.
USA Trip September 2013.
athie and I arrived in Harrisburg 36
hours after leaving Sydney, Australia, counting time spent waiting at
Los Angeles and Atlanta airports. I'm not
a good air traveller and had had enough of
it after a few hours. My bag turned up at
our hotel after it had a 24-hour holiday in
Hawaii without taking me with it!
After picking up our rental car, we headed to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and were
amazed to see the Amish people bailing hay
with horses.
Some of the first things I noticed were no
Gum Trees, no Bullbars or backyard fences.
We arrived at the Golden Jubilee AllAmerican Show as the Shorthorn and Ayrshire junior shows were on the first class.
We sat up in the grandstand and felt a bit
like fish out of water not knowing anyone
and everybody else seeming to be very
busy showing cattle or running the show.
We were blown away by the size of the
complex only to realize over the next few
days how big it really was as we found the
equine arena, sale ring, cow barns and everything else.
I thought the Junior Champion of the
Milking Shorthorn junior show was an outstanding animal and, as we watched the supreme champions judged by all seven breed
judges in the equine arena, I thought the
beautiful roan heifer, Buckeye Knoll Plm
mazing EXP-ET had an excellent chance.
The Red and White won and we were very
pleased to hear that the roan had come second beating the Holstein, Jersey and all others. We learned this from one of the judges
who joined us for breakfast the next morning at the hotel. He had sat alone at the table
next to us so we asked him to join us. We
were very pleased to pass this information
on to her owners who were also pleased
and excited to hear this. By this time we
had made ourselves known to Cory Salzl
and Jason and Melinda Heeter who introduced us to many of the other breeders, including John and Marjorie Kuszlyk, whose
farm we were unable to visit, but at least
we saw some of their cows at the show. I
counted up to 18 entries in the open show
and was very impressed to see every animal
prepared and presented to a very high level. Again the beautiful roan heifer was an
easy winner in my mind. Congratulations
to Doug Rhodes and his daughters, Hannah
and Sarah, who expressed an interest in the
exchange to Australia in a few years. And
the delightful show Princess, whose name I
have forgotten- sorry!
As we walked around the barns looking
C
20
at cows and meeting people before the allbreeds sale of 79 head, I noticed a lovely
red cow which took my eye. She was a
little small and, although not fully bagged
up at that time, showed an excellent udder,
strong top line, excellent body capacity and
dairyness. Sure enough, Halpins Mona II
was made champion the next day.
It was very pleasing to see the Shorthorns’
average price right up with the top prices,
even if there was only a small number. It
was obvious the Milking Shorthorn breeders only put their best in the sale.
We met an interesting character, Darwin
Braundt, who was involved in the dairy
oxen competitions and display. It was interesting for me, especially, because I have
a team of bullocks, as we call them back at
home, and our team has ten, not 2, animals.
The next day for the in-milk classes, we
sat with Joelle Koller. We followed the
judging and talked cows until near the
champion cow class, when we went down
out of the stand and she introduced us to
her mother, Nedra Koller, who had hosted
a young “exchangee” years ago from Australia. In fact, Cathie had taught him at the
local high school around 1976. She also introduced us to her grandfather, Sam Yoder,
one of the great identities of the show.
I then moved amongst the exhibitors and
cows waiting to go into the group classes,
taking photos and meeting people like Mike
Halpin with his champion cow. Naturally,
he was very busy and wanted to get his
cows milked as would any good cow man.
We stayed an extra half day in Harrisburg
for the open show. Our original itinerary
had not stated that the open show was on
the next morning.
That same afternoon we travelled to Niagara Falls, which is the most amazing natural landform I have ever seen and I have
travelled much. Coming from the driest
continent on earth, I could only describe it
as an ocean pouring into a valley.
The next afternoon we travelled into the
center of Toronto to visit friends whom we
had not seen for 17 years, then on to a little
town called Brussels to stay overnight with
a friend I had meet on a droving trip down
the Birdsville Track in Australia eleven
years ago. We only stayed with him 23
hours, since time was at a premium.
Our next stop was to visit Tim Shearer
and his wife, Irene. We stayed a few hours
and were very pleased to hear from them
that the Australian bull Glenbrook Storm
Ruler had done such a good job for them.
It was very pleasing to hear they had won
an award for the highest production cow in
their province over all breeds. This sort of
success is something that should be shared
Holiday 2013
with all Shorthorn breeders all over the
world. Maybe we should give a membership to every breed organization with which
we have reciprocal rights. In that way the
secretaries could convey this sort of success
to the groups’ members.
Tim and Irene then took us to see their
heifers at another farm. They were being
prepared for their next big local show. Here
we saw "snake rail fences" - this sort of rural history always interests me.
After a very long drive, we found Joan
and Craig Wortman’s place at 8:30 p.m.
up in the hills thanks to Cathie's excellent
navigating and my good driving on the other side of the road. (I had been practising
before I left home) Their daughter, Kylie
Preisinger was staying with them. She had
visited our farms in June and met two of
our sons and their wives when Cathie and
I were away up in the Queensland Outback
doing voluntary work on remote cattle stations. The next morning Joan showed us
through their herd of mainly roans, grazing on a beautiful creek flat. Then on to the
Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, Massachusetts, where we found our
hotel right next to the fairgrounds. We went
straight to watch the youth show. This had
a completely different feel, as we already
knew some people as opposed to Harrisburg where we went in cold and took a
while to fit in. Even before Joan arrived,
I was talking to a man sitting near me in
the stand, Doug Wearing, who was proud
to tell me he was part-owner of one of the
animals that was doing well. Joan and I sat
and discussed the judging and I got to meet
and talk to a lot of people. That night, at
an informal gathering of exhibitors, Kylie
introduced us and people seemed very comfortable coming forward to talk to us both
there. As we walked around the barn, my
eyes soon locked onto a cow that amazed
me. I looked around to see a man sitting in
a chair watching me. I said, " Do you own
this cow?" "Yes.” “I did not expect to see a
cow that good here." Then he replied, "You
wait till you see her legs out walking." Lake
Effect MD Lauren 7215 had the conformation, dairy quality, udder and capacity that
fills my eye. We are not so critical of slightly sickle legs or too straight, for that matter,
probably because our cows are not housed
on concrete; they are out on pasture all year
round. Sure enough, she easily won champion the next day. The reserve, Innisfail Jo
Lady 824 from the same team, was a complete contrast in conformation and would
not do well in our shows, but I understand
that our dairying conditions are so different from yours that it is not surprising that
you may like a different type. John Wayne
Anderson came over and told us his story
of breeding the champion. Stuart and Emily
Rowe have visited our farm several times,
so John Wayne and I had a lot to talk about.
It was very pleasing for me to watch as
the only two animals out of 100 that were
by Australian bulls were both champions,
the junior and the intermediate, although I
was surprised to see the latter win in that
company. At Harrisburg, there were no animals by Australian bulls. In the afternoon,
we watched the ox pulling for some time.
It is of interest to me as I have a team of
ten in my retirement from actively milking
the cows.
We found Sheila Phelon's place in the
dark. The next morning, her son Jim showed
us around their farm and their milking cows
and heifers. To my surprise some of their
(native) heifers were mostly white with
white hooves; I thought you could only get
that with an outcross. We were unable to
find their dry cows running out in the bush,
which I thought could only happen in Australia! Jim then took us to Ben Bemis' place
where we saw one of the in-milk class winners, Garys Liriano Sasparilla EXP, and a
nice red (native) heifer that had got second
in her class.
We drove to Echo Farm of the Hodge family in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, where we
had a bit of a look around before supper.
This was the first farm I had been on where
all the fodder is bought in, so different to
our way of doing things. The next morning
Beth showed us around the cows and the
pudding factory and value-adding business
enterprise which was very interesting and
showed a lot of initiative. In the afternoon,
we travelled to Greg and Marcia Clarke’s
farm at Cornish Flat, New Hampshire,
another very intensive operation on five
acres. Before I got out of the car, I spotted
the champion eating silage in the herd and
looking just as good as she did at the show.
I believe this cow could win at International
Dairy Week here in Australia, which is the
biggest dairy show in the southern hemisphere, so there is a challenge for Greg
and his family. Realistically, the best way
to that is to compete in the All-World Red
Cow Photographic Competition, which
was my idea originally and thankfully was
progressed by other, more talented people.
Greg let me put the cups on Lauren, which
really "made my day." As we left, Greg and
Marcia directed us to see the large covered
bridge, which was most interesting. Before this, we had only seen small ones and
thought that over a creek was a funny place
to build a shed. We have shown our pictures of these bridges to many people here
at home and nobody can guess why a bridge
would have a roof over it . Our hardwood
does not need to be covered.
We headed back to Echo Farm for the
night, then, the next day, made the long trip
back to Harrisburg for our trip home.
On reflection now at home, I feel your
Milking Shorthorns are more like our Illawarras than ever. My first introduction to
your cattle was in the early 70's when Keith
King, Jessie Arthur and others visited our
farm in Kangaroo Valley and sent me your
journals. Your cows are much more refined
now and ours have changed a lot too. Since
the introduction of outside bloodlines,
mainly Red Holstein with limited Scandanavian, our cattle produce far more consistently and persistently, but we have lost
a lot in things like pigmentation, which is
so important in our sunburnt country. We
never had problems with eye cancers with
pure Illawarras but we sure are now. Our
protein test is not what it was, nor the temperament. Our fertility has gone down like
the Titanic, but some of that could be attributed to pushing more milk with protein
feeds and fertilizers these days.
Your organization has done a far better
job of keeping control of outside genetics
than ours. We are now trying to "shut the
gate after the horse has bolted." Nearly all
the cattle at your shows display very good
breed character. An experienced cattle man
would have trouble recognizing what breed
some of the cattle at our shows are and that
distresses me. I also feel it is good you identify your (native) cattle. We should do the
same for what is left of our pure Illawarras
and by that I mean 100% only, not +75% or
+87.5%. I feel the day may come when we
may need these unique blood lines when we
see how the intense use of artificial insemi-
nation over many years has made all breeds
around the world very closely bred with everybody wanting to use the same bulls.
The All-World Red Cow Photographic
Competition and the Youth Exchange Program are examples of how all Shorthorn
aligned breeds can cooperate. There could
be many more. Maybe we should give a
membership to each breed society with
which we have reciprocal rights. In that
way we could each publish all the positive results that we each is achieving which
would be a great encouragement to all. The
exchange of semen and embryos is increasing and that trend will only increase.
Two years ago, Cathie and I visited the
United Kingdom and visited a few Shorthorn herds. I was simply amazed to see
Graeme and Shirley Madeley's herd when
we stayed several days with his family. I
have never photographed so many good
cows in one herd as I did at Graeme's. My
appreciation of the Shorthorn cows has lifted enormously when I have visited both the
U.S. and the U.K. and we all have so much
to offer each other.
Years ago, I used to get ridiculed by
other breeders for sticking with Illawarras.
That does not happen today as those people
have watched my family go from producing
400,000 litres a year to 8,000,000 litres this
year – a 20-fold increase in one generation.
Greg let me put the cups on Lauren, which really "made my day."
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Cont. from pg. 19
FAITH MEADOWS LOGIC TIGGER 68302250 'NC'
3-09 305 23700 3.8 912F 2.8 670P
Dam : ECHO FARM TITANIUM RAINIER-EXP
Owner: DUDDEN, CAROLYN -- PENNELVILLE, NY
SPUNGOLD-R PD POTION ET 68302216 'V86' E V V V +
3-08 305 19980 4.2 846F 3.1 628P
Sire: INNISFAIL PRINCE OF DIAMONDS
Dam : GOLD MINE POPPYS OT KAY
Owner: CLARK, JUSTIN JOHN -- CORNISH FLAT, NH
Junior Four Year Olds
MANDERFELD JERRY BROWNIE 68302748 'G79' V V G F G
4-02 305 27500 3.6 986F 3.0 829P
Sire: MANDERFELD IVANHOE JERRY
Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE BONNIE
MANDERFELD FROLIC BIGGER BIRD 68302326
'V88' V E + V V
4-03 305 26880 4.2 1139F 3.5 932P
Sire: VINRA PEERLESS FROLIC
Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE BIGBIRD
MANDERFELD C.D. BEE 68301241 '+83' + + + V +
4-04 305 26210 3.3 877F 3.1 812P
Sire: BAR-D KRAUSES FAWNS C.D.
Dam : MANDERFELD STETSON BECKY
ECHO FARM ROYAL REVEILLE EXP 68301496 'G79' + V G P +
4-00 305 18150 4.1 737F 3.3 600P
Sire: GE PANORAMA ROYAL TREBLE
Dam : ECHO FARM OTHELLO RHIANNON
Owner: HODGE, COURTNEY OF ECHO FARM -- HINSDALE, NH
Mature Cows
ECHO FARM PLUTONIUM RYLEE 467661 '2E92' V E V E E
5-01 305 24120 3.4 817F 3.0 728P
Sire: ECHO FARM T-BRUNO PLUTONIUM
Owner: KUSZLYK, JOHN P. & MARJORIE A. -- BATAVIA, NY
DAN SAL LOGIC LOLA 465202 '2E91' E E E V E
5-11 305 17640 4.4 784F 3.3 583P
Dam : DAN SAL OTHELLO LILAC
Owner: TRAVIS, ARIC OF -- GRAFF, MO
FOSS CLAY MARIA 507 459269 '+83' V V + G +
7-10 305 16630 4.8 790F 3.2 525P
Dam : FOSS RC MASTER MARIA 409
Owner: FOSS BROTHERS -- KENYON, MN
August 2013
M-K KEIL F.E. EDITH ANN EXP68306287 '+83' + G + V +
2-02 293 19210 3.2 618F 2.9 561P
Sire: VINRA GLEN FROST
Dam : M-K KEIL ETTAS PEARL
Owner: KEIL, KATHERINE -- RUSSELL, KS
M-K KEIL S. I. IRELAND 68306290 'NC'
2-03 272 16970 3.6 609F 3.2 537P
Sire: DAN SAL MAE SPARKY ET
Dam : ROCKING WS RI INDIA ICELND-ET
DAN SAL TREBEL GRETA EXP 68306334 'NC'
2-03 305 16460 3.5 583F 3.1 503P
Sire: GE PANORAMA ROYAL TREBLE
Dam : DAN SAL DAPPER GIGGLES
Owner: BURD, SUSAN ROSE -- GRAFF, MO
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AMSS Honor Roll
EASTER BROOK LIRIANO BIXI EXP 68306387 'V88' E V V V V
3-03 303 23070 4.2 968F 3.3 754P
Dam : EASTER BROOK KC BILOXI
VALLEY VIEW PENNY 1506 68304583 'V85' V V + V +
3-02 305 20020 3.8 770F 3.1 627P
Dam : GOLD MINE DIXIE 1229 EXP
DEB-RAY JP LOGAN KOURT 68305096 'NC'
3-00 305 12640 5.0 635F 3.6 451P
Dam : DEB-RAY LOGAN KOURT
Owner: BECKER, SAVANNAH M. -- PUYALLUP, WA
R-GENERATION BTNY CINDERELLA 68303886 '+82' V V V V G
3-07 277 19830 3.1 617F 3.0 598P
Sire: R-GENERATION RUBEN BOUNTEY
Dam : DESIGNER GENES SAMPSON M&M
Owner: KENNEDY, OLIVIA F. -- COCHRANTON, PA
CORSTAR RUBEN SAHARA EXP ET 840003003752012
'E90' E E E V E
3-06 305 17450 3.7 643F 3.2 552P
Dam : NORTH STARS LOGICS SAVANNAH
Owner: SALZL, CORY -- EDEN VALLEY, MN
INNISFAIL ST LADY 910 EXP 68305790 'E90' V E E E E
3-06 305 15290 4.5 692F 3.9 590P
Sire: INNISFAIL PERFECT STORM
Dam : INNISFAIL KLL LADY 2097
Owner: ANDERSON, JOHN & GREG JR. -- CORNISH, NH
HOMELESS SC SLEET EXP 68302441 'V85' + V V V +
3-10 284 15230 4.3 652F 3.2 482P
Sire: HOMELESS LOGIC STORMCLOUD
Dam : HOMELESS TED SLUSHY
Owner: CLIMER, GINNA -- WASHINGTON CH, OH
ROSECREST PE IVY-EXP 468213 'NC'
4-02 305 20120 4.3 858F 3.5 700P
Dam : INNISFAIL IVY
Owner: YORK, L. HERBERT & BRENDA -- FARMINGTON, ME
GMC-INNISFAIL PRINCESS 805 ET 68300592 'E91' E E E E E
4-03 288 17630 4.9 865F 3.3 573P
Dam : INNISFAIL RB PRINCESS 787-EXP
Owner: CLARK, BROOKE MORGAN OF -- CORNISH FLAT,
NH
ECHO FARM LILLYHILL VEGA 471000175 'E90' V E E E V
4-08 305 21550 3.8 829F 3.1 671P
Sire: INNISFAIL LILYHILL
Dam : ECHO FARM VINNIE BELATRIX TWIN
Owner: HODGE, BETHANY -- HINSDALE, NH
FOSS MIST PATTY 581 68300281 'V86' + V V V V
4-07 305 18230 4.2 771F 3.1 560P
Sire: JET LEGACY DIAMOND MIST-ET
Dam : FOSS DESIGN PATTY 518
Owner: FOSS FARMS -- KENYON, MN
Mature Cows
INNISFAIL RU LADY 6078-EXP 465897 '2E93' E E E E E
6-01 298 23940 3.8 913F 3.3 794P
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Dam : INNISFAIL KO LADY 0107
Owner: ROWE, JOHN STUART & KATIE BUE -- ALMA CENTER, WI
GREEN ACRES LINKS INLET 463264 'E90' V E V E E
6-07 305 20800 3.6 747F 3.0 625P
Sire: GMC REBEL LINKS-ET
Dam : GREEN ACRES TED ISLAND
Owner: GREEN ACRES MILKING SHORTHORNS -- BETHEL, VT
MAPLETON VLY FD IAN-TWIN 465614 '2E91' E E E E E
5-08 305 19020 4.0 768F 3.3 621P
Sire: MAPLETON VLY AC FOUNDATION
Dam : MAPLETON VLY SHALE ZEPHYR
10 Years Old & Older
INNISFAIL BDC STELLA 905 445670 '2E96' E E E E E
13-10 305 22650 3.6 824F 2.9 656P
Dam : INNISFAIL OT STELLA 004-EXP
Owner: FISHER, KEITH A & DONNETTE F. -- NEW ENTERPRISE, PA
September 2013
MANDERFELD COWBOY MEADOW EXP 68306654
'+82' E V V + G
2-01 305 27180 3.5 951F 3.0 814P
Dam : MANDERFELD OUTLAW MADALINE
Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD -- FARIBAULT, MN
MANDERFELD CASH DANIELLE 68307972 'V85' E + V + +
2-00 304 26370 2.6 683F 2.9 756P
Dam : MANDERFELD JERRY DOTTY-TWIN
MANDERFELD MCCOY MEDLA 68306655 'NC'
2-01 305 21620 3.8 812F 3.4 739P
Dam : MANDERFELD C.D. MEDLEY
MANDERFELD LOGIC BIGGEST BIRD 68307970
'V85' V V V + V
2-00 305 20490 3.7 759F 2.9 600P
Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE BIGBIRD
FRE-WAY AC DEE DEE 68305575 '+84' V G G + V
2-08 305 17820 3.7 657F 3.2 562P
Dam : FREUNDS MEGA ZORA
Owner: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH -- MINERAL POINT, WI
MANDERFELD LOGIC LIZABETH 68304941 '+82' V V V G +
3-04 305 26180 2.9 770F 3.0 792P
Dam : MANDERFELD MEGA LUANN
Owner: MANDERFELD FARMS -- FARIBAULT, MN
MAPLETON VLY JP FARRAH 68303835 'V86' + + E + V
3-03 305 18870 4.3 814F 3.4 642P
Dam : MAPLETON VLY CHANCE FRANCIE
VALLEY VIEW LACY 1362 65532977 '+82' E V V + G
4-03 305 21440 3.4 729F 3.1 673P
Sire: SPUNGOLD-R REBELS POWELL-ET
Dam : VALLEY VIEW DIANES MEG 925
SANDY PRAIRIE VAL KAROLINA 68301770 '+83' V V V V G
4-00 305 19280 3.9 758F 3.1 590P
Sire: SANDY PRAIRIE HA VALIANT
Dam : SANDY PRAIRIE HB KEISHA
Owner: MELSON, DERIK RAY -- CHANDLER, OK
GREEN ACRES SUPREME ICEPOP 68300977 'E90' + E E E E
4-03 305 18750 3.7 700F 3.1 580P
Sire: WNA SANDRAS REBEL SUPREME-ET
Dam : GREEN ACRES OUTLAW ICICLE
Owner: GREEN ACRES MILKING SHORTHORNS -- BETHEL, VT
MANDERFELD SAM JINA 68301643 '+81' V + G V G
4-08 305 31180 3.5 1084F 2.8 874P
Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE JINELL
M-KEIL CC CRAZY CARMEL P 68300966 '+81' E F + E G
4-11 283 22420 3.6 798F 3.1 686P
Sire: MOOKAN M.B. CASH-ET
Dam : M-K KEIL CRAZY CADDIE-PS
Mature Cows
M-K KEIL D V DELLA TWIN 68300214 'V85' V G V V +
5-03 266 23130 3.2 740F 3.0 705P
Sire: ROCKING WS G.E. BRADS VALOR
Dam : M-K KEIL DETROIT
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GOLD MINE S BLADE BUCKSKIN 937 68304625
'+84' V V + + V
3-04 266 18600 3.3 610F 3.0 562P
Sire: GOLD MINE CD BLADE
Dam : GOLD MINE SWTHRT BUTTERFLY 783
Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY -- ARLINGTON, IA
WEISSMANN TED U-NES 467853 'V85' + V V + V
5-04 305 21690 3.3 722F 2.9 639P
Sire: VINRA FROST TED
Dam : ECHO FARM CLAY EDELWEISS-EXP
Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS -- CALLICOON CENTER, NY
VALLEY VIEW STACEY 1520 EXP 66949134 '+81' V + V + G
3-04 278 18370 3.8 691F 3.1 568P
Dam : VALLEY VIEW DAISY LEI 798-EXP
WEISSMANN SAM CANDY 466568 '2E91' E E E V E
5-09 305 21540 4.4 948F 3.0 656P
Dam : WEISSMANN K-CLAY CRICKET
GMC OTHELLO JEANIE ET 68303829 'V87' V V + + E
3-03 305 18280 4.1 749F 3.1 565P
Dam : INNISFAIL BDC JEAN 0176-EXP
Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY -- CORNISH FLAT, NH
MANDERFELD SHEFFEY BELLA 68303266 '+83' + V + + +
4-01 305 25360 2.7 696F 3.0 753P
Sire: BLISSFUL STETSON SHEFFEY
Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE ISABELA
MANDERFELD MEGA MARSHA 68300160 '+81' + + + V G
4-11 305 18720 3.7 690F 3.2 591P
Dam : MANDERFELD MAY MAYA
Mature Cows
KUSZMAR ECHO TOO 461517 '2E91' E E E V E
7-07 305 22920 3.7 841F 2.9 662P
Dam : ECHO FARM OTHELLO KATYDID
Owner: KUSZLYK, MARJORIE A. -- BATAVIA, NY
MAPLETON VLY JULIUS FOXY 466166 'E90' E E E E V
5-08 305 30890 3.6 1125F 2.9 887P
Sire: MAPLETON VLY REBEL JULIUS-ET
Dam : MAPLETON VLY AC FESTIVE
WEISSMANN KOURT U CRAZY 460657 'V85' V E V + +
7-06 285 21140 3.1 663F 3.1 651P
Sire: GOLD MINE FROST KOURT
Dam : ECHO FARM CLAY EDELWEISS-EXP
ROVIN RASCAL REWARD RAYNEL 467043 '+83' G E G + +
5-09 305 26790 3.7 994F 2.8 739P
Sire: ROVIN REBEL RACY REWARD
Dam : ROVIN NEV REDY RASCAL
Owner: ROVIN ACRES -- HIXTON, WI
October 2013
REMEMBER ACADEMY SALMN 466352 'V88' E + E E V
6-04 305 25260 3.6 908F 3.4 869P
Dam : REMEMBER PEERLESS SCRIPTURE
Owner: COBB, BEN & TENA -- WINDSOR, CO
VALLEY VIEW SAMMIE 1702 EXP P 70220883
'G76' + G + F G
2-00 298 16760 3.7 625F 3.3 559P
Sire: VINRA KOURT LINUS ET
Dam : GE VALLEY VIEW SHARREN 1386
Owner: CRAWLEY, WILLIAM -- MAYSVILLE, AR
ROVIN MEGA RUBY 2 68305121 'V86' V V E V V
2-10 305 18010 4.0 729F 2.8 509P
Dam : ROVIN RITA LEADER RUBY
Owner: RUZIC, CAROL -- HIXTON, WI
MANDERFELD COWBOY DORSA EXP P 68304965
'G77' F V E + F
3-03 305 29280 3.1 919F 3.1 922P
Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE DORA
GOLD MINE SN SABRINA 918 68303151 'G78' G + V F +
3-05 305 20110 2.4 491F 2.7 552P
Dam : GOLD MINE SN SUPER PASTEL 511
ECHO FARM TITANIUM RENSSELAER 464682 '+80' V V + + F
6-03 305 24430 4.2 1020F 3.0 735P
Sire: ECHO FARM T-BRUNO TITANIUM
Dam : ECHO FARM CONQUEST MARQUETTE
Owner: HODGE, COURTNEY -- HINSDALE, NH
HARD CORE ACE ROXY-EXP 464744 'E93' E E E E E
6-09 305 23330 3.5 820F 2.9 675P
Dam : TUDOR HALL RUBENS ROXY
GOLD MINE G LOGIC DAPHANY 798 466715 'V88' E V E V E
5-05 305 22890 3.8 864F 2.9 655P
Dam : GOLD MINE G TNT DANICA 646-EXP
ROCKING WS RI INDIA ICELND-ET 467028 'NC'
5-08 287 22830 3.2 732F 3.1 710P
Sire: W.D.R.-ROC-W K.A. EDWARD
Dam : VINRA OUTLAW INDIA-EXP
GMC LOGIC LILAC 465234 '2E91' E E E V E
6-02 305 21350 3.6 759F 3.1 668P
Dam : MISS LUCY REBEL LILY
Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY -- CORNISH FLAT, NH
HILLTOP ST 53 68307353 'NC'
6-08 305 21350 3.0 648F 2.7 586P
Sire: HILLTOP SWEET TEMPTATION
Dam : HILLTOP STUB 51
Owner: COOK, DIANE -- WYANDOTTE, OK
ECHO FARM CONQUEST RHAPSODY 457754 '+84' V V + + +
8-07 305 21070 3.5 738F 3.0 630P
Sire: ECHO FARM BEAUTYS KS CONQUEST
Owner: HODGE, COURTNEY OF ECHO FARM -- HINSDALE, NH
10 Years Old & Older
KUSZMAR NAOMI ALFAIR 2-EXP 454141 '2E91' E E E E E
10-06 238 21660 3.4 746F 2.8 610P
Sire: KUSZMAR DEACON JOE
Dam : PINESEDGE ALFAIR OF KUSZMAR
Owner: KUSZLYK, ROBERT H. -- BATAVIA, NY
INNISFAIL REBEL STREAK 453460 '2E91' E E E V E
10-07 305 19630 3.9 774F 3.1 604P
Sire: PINEHURST REBEL 9TH
Dam : INNISFAIL BDC STELLA 905
The Winter issue of the
Milking Shorthorn
Journal
will feature the
All-American nominees
Plan now to advertise
your nominees to the
readers of the
Journal!
Deadline: January 10
Contact Lindsey Rucks to
reserve your space
863.634.3187
[email protected]
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Milking
Shorthorns
The Stuart Rowe Family
6368 Co Rd 7, Orland, California 95963
Contact Purebred Publishing to be
included in this breeder's directory
614.339.5393
Over 75 Years of Breeding!
1141 County Road 2332,Gomo, Texas
Curtis- 217-972-6677
Clayton- 217-972-9082
Mikayla- 217-972-1842
We are back in business!
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EXCALIBUR INSURANCE AGENCY
P.O. Box 500
Hartland, WI 53029
Thomas C. Mikulice
Livestock Insurance Specialist
800-617-2450
Local: 262-367-2450
Fax: 262-367-4250
[email protected]
www.excaliburinsurance.com
PML
Purebred Shorthorns
Easy Calving, Gentle, Color, & Super
Mothers
FOR SALE: Heifer & Bull Calves
P.M. Lyman
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
(706) 769-5909 [email protected]
For Information about the
AMSS Junior Society contact:
Katie Agnew - Advisor
W359 N8470 Brown St,
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
(920) 273-9324
[email protected]
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Junior Spotlights
The National Junior Milking Shorthorn Reporter is Nicholas Achen. He is a
freshman at Warner High School. He is a
14-year-old with a passion for the dairy
industry, but mostly for the Milking Shorthorn industry. Nicholas is involved in 4-H
(Secretary), FFA, the Brown Swiss Association, and National Holstein Associations.
He was introduced to the Milking Shorthorn breed by his older siblings: Jessica,
Jacob, and Roxann Achen. He also inherited the ability to show this breed, from his
mother and Uncle Jeff. Nicholas also exhibits at the local fairs and national shows.
Nicholas’ most memorable time with his
Shorthorns was when he was on the colored
shavings last year at the World Dairy Expo.
He was second place in the open show with
Cherrywood Pat Katherine-EXP.
On the farm Nicholas is in charge of
feeding the show animals, and feeding
grain to the calves of Warner Dairy. In his
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free time after chores he loves to lead the
show animals.
Nicholas's future plans are to attend Purdue University in Indiana, The University
of Minnesota, or South Dakota University
(Jackrabbits). He wants to major in agribusiness. He hopes to someday manage and
showcase his family's show animals.
The Milking Shorthorn breed is special
to Nicholas, because he likes the friendly
community it has. Nicholas also feels this
breed is special, because it is the best association to be a part of. Nicholas Achen is
also the writer of the Junior Spotlights.
Michael Pederson, is the 16-year-old son
of Brian and Trisha Pederson. He is the
outstanding Milking Shorthorn Junior for
this winter season. Michael was introduced
into this wonderful breed by his parents.
He started showing back when he was fiveyears-old. He became involved with the
breed when his mother signed him up for
the local county fair. Michael developed his
passion for the breed and now is showing
from local shows to the International Milking Shorthorn Show in Madison Wisconsin.
Besides showing Michael is involved in
high school golf, FFA, 4-H, and shooting
sports.
His most memorable Milking Shorthorn
experience is when his favorite Shorthorn
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“Penny” was in heat. The story goes a little
like this: at the county fair Penny was in
heat. So they had to tie her up to a gate outside the show ring, just to get the judge to
look at her!
The other responsibilities that Michael
does on the farm are feeding the calves
starter, milk, and water. Then he feeds his
yearlings their grain. He also is in charge of
feeding his pigs for the fair.
Michael’s future plans involve taking
over the NorthStar Family Farm from his
parents.
Milking Shorthorn are really special
to him, because when he first saw one, he
knew there was a spark for fun. Michael attended the fall sales in Minnesota. He got a
buyer's number and started a new 4-H project. Her name was Princess, and when she
had her first calf he named it “Precious”,
because the calf was his first Milking Shorthorn that he bred and owned.
Innisfail Legends of the Fall Sale
Stuart and Emily Rowe of Orland,
California created an event worthy of the
Center of the Universe theme during Expo
week in Wisconsin. The Rowes offered 46
head from the top of their heifer and cow
lot that provided the most discriminating
buyer the opportunity to purchase quality
rarely offered at public auction. The sale
was held on Friday, October 4, a few miles
from the World Dairy Expo grounds at the
WFA Cattle Sales complex in Brooklyn.
The 46 lots averaged $2,810 with a sale
topper of $10,500. Innisfail ST Emily 864
EXP topped the sale and was purchased by
the Emily Syndicate (Bartlett, Clark, Rowe
and Von Tungeln) of Cornish Flats, New
Hampshire. One of the select cows that
sold, Emily 864, is a 92-point daughter of
Innisfail Perfect Storm with records to 3-07
249D 14,150M 3.6% 504P 3.1% 439P RIP.
She stood second in the Four-Year-Old cow
class a few days prior at the International
Show.
Bartlett and Kostka of Salisbury, Massachusetts purchased the high-selling bred
heifer, Innisfail OC Belle 161 for $6,800.
Bred to Destry Lad, the heifer is sired by Innisfail O Connor EXP and from an 89-point
Nysha Mcnutmeg Cyclone dam. The next
dam back is Very Good with 144,270M
5300F 4647P lifetime.
The high-selling calf at $5,100, was Innisfail JK Emily 608 EXP, a June 2013 Innisfail Jekyll EXP sired daughter of the top
selling cow. She was purchased by Roxanne Achen of Cherrywood Farms, Warner,
South Dakota.
Below are additional animals selling over
$3,500.
Innisfail OC Belle 161 ................... $6,800
B: Bartlett and Kostka, Salisbury, MA
Innisfail MG Rosalie 170 EXP ..... $5,200
B: Blackhawk Syndicate, Kempton, IL
Innisfail JK Emily 608 EXP ......... $5,100
B: Roxanne Achen of Cherrywood Farms,
Warner, SD
Innisfail CY Emily 234 ................. $4,200
B: Jeff & Kathy Byers & Family, Milo, IA
Innisfail RU Lady 314 EXP .......... $3,800
B: Alexis Williams, Mabel, MN
Innisfail CY Constance 215 .......... $3,700
B: Dallas Butts of B-D-F Farms, Cory, IN
Innisfail ST Lady 148 EXP .......... $3,600
B: Elron Farms, Lost Nation, IA
Innisfail OC Lobelia 315 EXP ..... $3,600
B: Kingsdale Farms, Victoria, IL
Innisfail MG Princess 222 ............ $3,500
B: Weidner Prairie Farms, Decatur, IL
Innisfail C68 Lily 254 EXP .......... $3,500
B: Misty Monsen, Stoughton, WI
Innisfail HK Rosalie 305 EXP ...... $3,500
B: John & Marjorie Kuszlyk, Batavia, NY
Stuart & Emily Rowe with Innisfail OC Belle 161.
A large crowd gathered Thursday evening for the
preview of cattle and open house.
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AMSS Honor Roll - American Milking Shorthorn Society

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