Fall 2009 Issue - Continental Dorset Club

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A Publication Of The Continental Dorset Club
Volume 11 Issue 3
Fall 2009
SUMMER 2009 HIGHLIGHTS TWO
SPECTACULAR DORSET EVENTS
WOW!! ONLY WAY TO DESCRIBE ALL
CALIFORNIA DORSET BREEDERS
WELCOMES 2009 NATIONAL DORSET AMERICAN JUNIOR SHOW IN OHIO
The 16th Annual All-American Junior Show was held at
SALE
the Darke County Fairgrounds in Greenville, OH from July 3rd-5th
and WOW!! Is the only way to describe the event. 2009 was the
largest show to date with 345 exhibitors entering 1916 head!
There were 23 states represented with 13 breeds of sheep participating in the show.
The Dorset shows, both Polled and Horned, had record
numbers and excellent quality! The Polled Dorset Show had 246
head entered and the Horned Show had 66 head. Both of these
numbers are higher than the National Junior Shows in Louisville
last year. This summer venue allows many families to take off for a
long weekend and enjoy not only a sheep show but recreational
time as well because the All American features so many outside of
the show ring activities.
The Dorset exhibitors also enjoyed a BBQ lunch on
Saturday hosted by the National Junior
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One of the high quality Polled Dorset Fall Ewe Lamb classes
at the 2009 National Dorset Sale in Reno with judge
Jeremy Etzler placing the class.
The 2009 National Dorset Sale headed west to the
Nugget All-American Sale held at the Asquaga Nugget Hotel &
Casino in Sparks, NV and was welcomed with open arms by the
California Dorset breeders. The California group were excellent
hosts for the event held from May 28-30. Polled and Horned
Dorset breeders from all around the country supported the sale by
bringing an excellent consignment of Dorsets to the event.
Things got started on Friday, May 28th with the ewe
shows. There were a lot of quality animals presented to judge
Jeremy Etzler of Ohio. Champion Polled Dorset Ewe went to
Riverwood Farms, Powell OH on their yearling ewe entry and
Reserve Grand Champion went to Spilde Brothers of Stoughton
WI on their late fall ewe lamb. In the horned division, Champion
Ewe went to the yearling ewe from Cassell Horned Dorsets,
Champion Polled Dorset Ewe Drive at the 2009 All-American
Wytheville, VA and Reserve Champion was the other yearling ewe Junior Show with Evan Snyder evaluating. One of the most
entry from the Cassells.
continued on page 5 impressive championship drives ever at a Dorset junior show!
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Grand
Champion
Ram
Cole Saylor, OH
2009 All-American Junior Dorset Show
•
Purchased at the Illinois Dorset Sale
Thank you to our 2009 buyers!
Cole Saylor, OH • Piller Dorsets, IL
A. Thornsbrough, IN • Anna Trotter, IN
Kara McCarthy, OH • Lauralee Martin, OK
Henry & Becky Shultz and Family
PRAIRIE LANE
6219 Audrain Rd 125 • Centralia, MO 65240
(573) 682-5481 • Sarah: (573) 819-0806
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cover:
Summer 2009 Highlights Two Spectacular Dorset Events
California Dorset Breeders Welcomes 2009 National Sale..................................1,5
WOW! Only Way To Describe All-American Show in Ohio................................. 1,7
Table Contents & Director’s Listing....................................................................................3
Dorset Calendar of Events.................................................................................................4
Promotional Items..............................................................................................................4
President’s Message..........................................................................................................6
Feature Article
2009 Annual Board & Membership Meeting Minutes..........................................8,10-11
Announcements
2009 NAILE Schedule of Events & Exhibitor Information...........................................12
REMINDER: Dorset Excellence Program...................................................................12
Great Plains & Western Director Nominating Committees.........................................12
Ann Staver..................................................................................................................14
Dorset Commercial Connection
Steps To Insure Lamb Quality for the Consumer........................................................15
2009 Pennsylvania Ram Test Results........................................................................16
Youth News
2009 Dorset Ewe Futurity Update...............................................................................18
Annual National Junior Dorset Association Meeting To Be Held in Louisville............18
2009 Junior Summer Show Results.
All-American Junior Show......................................................................................22-24
Great Lakes Regional Junior Show........................................................................24-25
New England Regional Junior Show......................................................................26-27
North Central Regional Junior Show......................................................................28-29
Western Polled Regional Junior Show........................................................................29
2009 Summer Sales Results
Wisconsin Invitational Sale.........................................................................................30
National Cornbelt Sale................................................................................................30
Great Lakes Sale...................................................................................................30-31
Nugget All-American National Dorset Sale..................................................31-32,34-35
Midwest Stud Ram Sale.........................................................................................35-38
New England Sale.......................................................................................................38
2009 Dorset Ewe Lamb Futurity Nominators..................................................................40
NEXT NEWSLETTER ISSUE DEADLINE:
DECEMBER 15, 2009 TO BE MAILED FEBRUARY 1ST, 2010
Make sure you advertise in this important post Louisville and preNational Dorset Sale issue. Send your ad information to Advertising
Designer Dale Smith, 17917 Brim Road, Bowling Green, OH 43402
Ph: (419)352-2332 Fax: (419)352-2332 E-mail: [email protected]
Contact the CDC Office for further information.
ADVERTISERS
Prairie Lane Dorsets..........................2
Advertising Rates..............................6
Saylor’s Twin Oaks............................9
Riverwood Farms.............................13
Ewephoric Dorsets..........................14
Lauden Acres...................................15
Woodland Dorsets...........................17
Royal S Graphics.............................17
MGM Dorsets....................................18
CONTINENTAL
CLUB
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
2009-2010
President - Mike Galleher
Great Lakes Director
6000 CR 100
Mt. Gilead, OH 43338
Phone: (419)946-4582
Vice President - John Monahan
Western Director
4324 Spring Hill Rd
Petaluma, CA 94952
Phone: (707)778-7593
Eastern Director
Melanie Barkley
9027 Hyndman Rd.
Manns Choice, PA 15550
Phone: (814)623-5756
Great Plains Director
Tom Diel
22490 Harvest
Morrison, OK 73061
Phone: (405)880-7485
New England Director
Alan “Hoop” Peterson
41 Bell Rd.
Leyden, MA 01337
Phone: (413)774-5134
North Central Director
Larry Hunter
135 E. Broadway
Roseville, IL 61473
Phone: (309)426-2465
Executive Secretary/Treas.
Debra Hopkins
P.O. Box 506
N. Scituate, RI 02857-0506
Phone: (401)647-4676
Fax: (401)647-4679
E-mail: [email protected]
www.dorsets.homestead.com
5D Polled Dorsets............................19
Green River Farms.....................20-21
Southfield/Peterson.........................23
Klampe Polled Dorsets....................27
California Dorset Breeders.............33
This publication is produced
Stony Point Ranch...........................35
three times annually by the:
Bel-Mar Farm....................................37
Continental
Dorset Club, Inc.
Superior Farms................................39
North Scituate, RI
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DORSET CALENDAR
-October 16-17, 2009: New York Bred Ewe Sale, Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NY. Contact:
Banner Sale Management (309)785-5058, www.bannersheepmagazine.com
-October 31, 2009: DEADLINE for sending in Matching NAILE Open Show Premium Funds to CDC Office,
P.O. Box 506, N. Scituate, RI 02857 $10.00 per head in the Open Shows ONLY.
-November 9, 2009: DEADLINE for sending in Regional Point Record Forms for 2009 Dorset Ewe Futurity
Program to CDC Office, P.O. Box 506, N. Scituate, RI 02857
-November 14, 2009: National Junior Dorset Breeders Association Annual Meeting & Pizza Party, 7:00 PM,
N.A.I.L.E. Show Complex, Louisville, KY. Contact CDC Office (401)647-4676
-November 15, 2009: National Polled Junior Dorset Show and National Horned Dorset Junior Show,
N.A.I.L.E., Louisville, KY. Entry info and live show streaming: www.livestockexpo.org
-November 18, 2009: National Polled Open Dorset Show and National Horned Open Dorset Show, N.A.I.L.E.,
Louisville, KY. Entry info and live show streaming: www.livestockexpo.org
-November 28, 2009: Illini Bred Ewe & Ewe Lamb Sale, Univ. of Illinois Stock Pavillon, Urbana, IL. Contact:
Banner Sale Management (309)785-5058, www.bannersheepmagazine.com
-December 10, 2009: CDC Board Tele-Conference Meeting, 7:30 PM EST
-December 15, 2009: ADVERTISING & INFORMATION DEADLINE for 2010 Winter Issue of “The Dorset
Connection”. Contact CDC Office (401)647-4676 or Advertising Editor Dale Smith at (419)352-2332
-January 1, 2010: DEADLINE for notification to CDC Director Nominating Committees for the Great Plains &
Western Regions. Contact CDC Office (401)647-4676
-March 18, 2010: Annual CDC Board of Directors Meeting, Holiday Inn, Richmond, IN
-March 19 & 20, 2010: National Dorset Sale, held in conjunction with Ohio Dorset 50th Anniversary Sale,
Preble County Fairgrounds, Eaton, OH. For entry information contact: Saylor Sale Mgm’t (937)464-7214
-March 19, 2010: Annual CDC Membership Meeting, following Ohio Sale BBQ Bruner Arena, Preble County
Fairgrounds, Eaton, OH
DORSET PROMOTIONAL
ITEMS AVAILABLE
-Dorset Baseball Caps: Cotton twill available with either a embroidered Polled Ram Head (Chocolate or Sage Green) or
Horned Ram Head (Maroon or Forest Green). Logo only so space is available for you to have your own farm name
embroidered on it! Cost (including shipping and handling) is $15.00.
-History Book of The Continental Dorset Club & The Dorset Sheep: This book is 186 pages containing over 300
photos of Dorsets and those who have led the breed through this century. Cost is $15.00 which includes shipping and
handling.
-NEW: Airline Carry On Bag: Zippered 8” square heavy clear plastic bag with the CDC Logo for your liquids to be taken
in carry-on luggage. Cost $3.00 which includes shipping and handling.
-Registration Paper Three Ring Binder: An 11” x 8 1/2” green vinyl covered 1” wide three ring binder with 10 sheet
separators to get you started! CDC logo on front cover. Holds up to 100 sheets. Great for storing and traveling of the
new CDC larger registration papers. Cost is only $10.00 which includes shipping and handling!!
-Ram Head Decals: Polled or Horned ram head available in two sizes. Large 12” diameter and small 6” diameter. Cost
is $6.00 for the large decal and $4.00 for the small decal.
-Magnetic Bumper Sticker featuring the CDC Logo and the phrase: “The Breed for all Seasons....The Breed for all
Reasons”. Cost is $2.00 each.
SEND YOUR CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO:
CDC, P.O. Box 506, N.Scituate, RI 02857
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Keith Berry, IN
judged the Dorset
Wether Sires and
Dams and selected
the fall ewe lamb from
Univ. of Cal-Davis as
Champion and the
yearling from Griffith
Dorsets, Pavillion, WY
as Reserve Champion.
Ewephoric Dorsets
generously donated
awards to the best
headed dorsets. The Polled Dorset Best Headed Ewe was a
beautiful headed yearling ewe from Mona Lisa Pettersson,
Bothell, WA. The best Horned Dorset Ewe was another good
headed yearling ewe from Monte Forster, Tangent, OR.
On Thursday evening, the CDC held it’s Annual
Membership Meeting along with a social hour co-sponsored by
the California Dorset Breeders Association. A good time was had
by all and a lot on money was raised for the California Dorset
group as they had many items for auction from baked goods to
California wine. They also had gift “buckets” for each consignor
and special Dorset guests, filled with items from California.
Thank-you to all the breeders from the West Coast for all of their
hospitality!
WI and the best headed Horned Dorset went to longtime horned
breeders HU-Ranch-Fine Family, Roseburg,OR on their fall ram
lamb.
New J.R. Henderson Supreme Dorset Plaques were
ordered as the original trophies, honoring the longtime CDC
Dorset Secretary from 1923-1974, were retired after 20 years.
The two new plaques were awarded to the two Polled Dorset
Breeding Sheep from Riverwood Farms and Twin Oaks Dorsets.
The California Dorset Association started a new plaque in honor
of California Dorset Breeder Ken Ghiselin that goes to the
California Best Dorset Consignment. That honor went to Johnnie
Johnson of Green River Farms, Davis, CA. Riverwood Farms
won the Harlan Wagner Memorial Award for the best Dorset flock
as well as best Polled Dorset Consignor. Cassell Horned Dorsets
won the Best Horned Dorset Consignment and the Overall Best
Dorset Consignment Award.
The sale results on Saturday featured some very good
prices as the Polled Dorset Breeding Sheep averaged $900.27,
the Horned Breeding Sheep averaged $765.79 and the Dorset
Friday was the day of the ram shows. The Polled
Champion Rams went to a couple of Ohio breeders. Twin Oaks
Dorsets, Belle Center, OH had Champion on thier January ram
lamb and McCarthy Dorsets, Sycamore, OH had Reserve
Champion on their Early Fall Ram Lamb entry. On the horned
side of things, Champion Ram was the Yearling Ram entry from
Cassell Horned Dorsets and Reserve Champion went to the Early
Fall Ram Lamb entry from Ewephoric Dorsets, Shafter, CA.
Champion and Reserve Champion Dorset Wether Sires were a
pair of yearling rams from Griffith Dorsets. The best headed
Polled Dorset was a ram lamb from Spilde Brothers, Stoughton,
Wether Type Sheep had a $314.29 average. A complete sale
report appears later in his newsletter.
All in all it was a very successful weekend for the Dorset
Breed and the 2009 National Sale!
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LETTER FROM CDC PRESIDENT
mike galleher
Greetings from Ohio
As I sit down to write this message on the last day of August, it is Morrow County fair time. We
are not showing this year for the first time in many years due to circumstances that did not allow enough
time for getting the sheep ready. Although I will miss not showing, it is not quite the same with my daughters grown up and out of 4-H and no grandchildren yet to take their place.
After the fair comes the beginning of the school year around here. Just as students prepare for the first day of school, we are
getting ready for the fall lambing season. Setting up the lambing pens, vaccinating the ewes for overeating, and bringing the first ewes
to lamb off pasture are a few of the preparations being made before the first lambs come.
Just as students anxiously await starting their new courses or meeting their new teachers, I am anxiously awaiting the arrival
of the offspring of our new stud rams. Did we choose rams that will improve our flock? Was the nutrition of the ewes adequate for
them to produce large and healthy lambs? Did we put the right ewes in with the right rams?
These questions will be answered as the lambs are born and as they grow. As most of you know improvements to your
flocks take time and effort. As we attempt to make changes to better our sheep, sometimes we think that we are going in the right
direction, but we actually may be taking a step backward in our breeding program.
Our association continues to face many challenges. As the board of directors attempts to make changes to improve the
group and the breed, some may work out and others may not. Sometimes we move too fast for some and too slow for others.
At the board of directors meeting held during the National Show and Sale at Reno in May, we discussed the results of the
survey sent out earlier in this year. As we went over the responses, we were disappointed at the low percentage of the breeders that
responded. The board felt the need for more of you to take part in this process. If you have not filled out a survey yet, we are giving
you until Louisville to respond. Make your opinions known.
I would to say a big thank you to Frank Tiffany for serving on the board the past three years. He has been a valuable part of
the board and will continue to be the webmaster for our website. The board looks forward to working with Hoop Peterson again as he
begins his second time on the board.
Good luck with fall lamb crop and I hope to see many of you at NAILE in November.
Mike Galleher, CDC President
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Dorset Association.
National Officers
Sarah Bush, MO; Troy
Longenecker, PA and
Monica Ebert, KS
were on hand to lead
an informal meeting of
the group. Kaitlyn
Verhaeghe, IN who
also is a National
Officer, was attending
the show also but due
to the long show
schedule was very
busy during lunch.
CDC Eastern Director
Melanie Barkley did a
fun breed standard
education activity with the junior Dorset exhibitors.
Over 150 hotdogs and hamburgers were served to
Dorset exhibitors and their families. Thank-you to the Bush,
Passwater and Betts Families for all of their assistance with the
BBQ!! Without your help it would not of been possible to get all
our exhibitors fed in a timely manner. THANK-YOU!!
Show pictures and show results appear in the Junior
Show Results section of this newsletter. I would also like to thank
the Dorset judge, Evan Snyder, Yukon, OK for the excellent job
he did placing the classes. He told me he really enjoyed judging
the show because he had such a great selection of quality individuals to
work with.
The
highly coveted Top Gun
Awards went
to Olivia
Waggoner,
East Berlin in
the Polled
Show and
Sarah Bush,
Blairstown,
MO won the
Horned
Dorset Top
Gun Award.
Many of the
Dorset exhibitors placed in the top five of other competitions
including promotional, judging contests, basketball tournament
and showmanship classes. They are as follows: Natalie
Harmeyer, IN; Gabrielle Garrison, SC; Breanna Waild, NY; Sarah
Bush, MO; Ridge Betts, DE; Kassidy Oliger, IN; Ethan Hodel, IL;
Thomas Crome, IL; Ben Lawyer, IL; Emma Johnson, OH; Sidney
DeVries, IL; Sarah Johnson, OH; Kylie Schakel, IN; Olivia
Nichols, KY; Cole Saylor, OH and Laurie Fitch, OK. Dorset breeders were very well represented in the Scholarship program as
Anna Trotter, IN; Trent Nichols, KY and Sarah Bush, MO all were
selected to receive an All-American Scholarship. Congratulations
to all!!
The All-American in Ohio had a tremendous amount of
local support from the Ohio Dorset Association and Ohio Junior
Dorset Association. A
special thank-you to
all those breeders and
members including
Becky Saylor, Joy &
Kara McCarthy, and
Roger High. A very
special thanks goes to
Pat Myers, who
organized the entire
Ohio effort for the
show. Thank-you to
the special donators
we had for the Dorset
show including the
two ewe lamb donators Twin Oaks Dorsets and Mark Iughhun Family; special monetary donators Thomas Walsh, Titan Fan, Purple Ribbon Farms; all
the class sponsors and
breeders that bought raffle
tickets. Thanks to all of you
the Dorset breed was the
leader in support for their
show and exhibitors!!
Next year the AllAmerican Junior Show will be
July 2-4, 2010. It will be held
at Michigan State University’s
Livestock Pavillon in East
Lansing, Michigan. Make
plans now to join us and
come and enjoy the experience of the All-American Junior Show !
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FEATURE ARTICLE
2009 ANNUAL BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING
MINUTES: MAY 27, 2009
The meeting was called to order
at 6:05 PM by President Mike Galleher.
Directors Larry Hunter, Tom Diel, Melanie
Barkley, Frank Tiffany and John Monahan
were in attendance. Director elect for New
England Alan “Hoop” Peterson and CDC
Exec. Sec./Treas. Deb Hopkins were also
present.
-Secretary Minutes: Deb Hopkins presented in writing the minutes from the
2008 CDC Fall-Teleconference Meeting
held December 11, 2008. John Monahan
moved to accept the minutes as written.
Frank Tiffany seconded. Motion passed.
-Treasurer’s Report: Deb Hopkins presented the financial report for the fiscal
2008-2009 year to date as of May 19,
2009. Total income is $61,549.94, total
expenses is $69,699.66 for a current net
cash loss of $8,149.72. Account balances: Checking Account: $12,320.11;
Savings Account: $25.00; CD: $24,421.66;
Money Market: $19,995.88; Junior
Association $10,479.32 for total cash
assets of $67,241.97. Frank Tiffany
moved to accept the treasurer’s report.
Larry Hunter seconded. Motion passed.
Deb Hopkins also presented a proposed
budget for 2009-2010 for the board to
review as it goes through the meeting.
Deb Hopkins also presented the accountants annual report for the 2007-2008 fiscal
year for the director’s records. It was
noted that the CDC lost $7,151 last year.
-CDC Stats: Deb Hopkins presented the
2008-2009 statistics to date. As of April 30,
2009, 3182 head have been registered
and 1616 head have been transferred.
The registrations are down 230 head from
the same period last year and the transfers are down 163 head from last year.
-Correspondence: No official correspondence was presented.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
-Dorset Futurity: Melanie Barkley reported that to date 112 ewe lambs have been
nominated. Of those 53 ewe lambs have
been tattooed. There were five group nominators: Riverwood Farms, Superior
Farms, Spilde Brothers, Olivia Waggoner
and Cassell Horned Dorsets. Discussion
on the wether type futurity was discussed.
According to the survey there wasn’t a
whole lot of support at this time with 13
breeders saying yes, 9 no and 14 with no
opinion. It was decided not to enact anything different to the futurity presently.
-Breed Standard: John Monahan thanked
Billy Cox and Greg Ahart for doing the
inspection for the national sale. Discussion
on the purpose of the breed standard
inspection followed. Board felt it is still
important as a judge education tool, gathering of data when needed, and keeping
the breed standard in the forefront. Four
new names were presented to be put on
the certified judges list: Jared Poynter, Jeff
Poynter, Terry Burks and R. Dean Cron.
Larry Hunter moved to accept the four
names presented to the certified judges
list. John Monahan seconded. Motion carried. At this point the board decided to
extend the deadline for the CDC member
surveys to get more surveys into the
office. The results will be evaluated at the
fall board meeting. At that point results will
be published to the membership and
issues dealing with height, weighing animals, slick shearing, and a possible judge
certification school will be discussed. It
was noted that the inspections at
Louisville will not take place in 2009 as
enacted by the board at the last board
meeting.
CDC FALL BOARD
TELECONFERENCE
MEETING
December 10, 2009
If you have any item you would
like to be addressed by the
CDC Board please contact a
director before this date. Your
input is very important to the
functionality of this breed
association! Please have all
member surveys in also.
- Production Dorset Committee: Melanie
Barkley reported that she had sent an
email out to the committee. They were
pleased with the production focus in the fall
newsletter and the establishment of the
Dorset Excellence Program. The committee would like to see some target advertising of production Dorsets in sheep industry
periodicals and get identified in the Dorset
breeders’ directory of production breeders
like the horned Dorset breeders are.
-Dorset Breeder Excellence Program:
Mike Galleher reported that the Horned
Dorset winner presentation will be tomorrow to Marlene & Greg Bell. The Polled
Dorset winners, Ken & Kathy Soder, will
be honored at the Penn Ram Test Sale in
August. John Monahan moved that the
CDC sponsor the two $200 cash awards
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for the Dorset Breeders Excellence
Program starting in 2010 and to award the
$200 cash award for the 2009 Horned
Dorset winner. Tom Diel seconded. Motion
carried. Larry Hunter moved that a breeder can win the Dorset Excellence Award
once every five years. Melanie Barkley
seconded. Motion carried.
-Newsletter and Website: Discussion on
advertising on the website was conducted.
John Monahan moved to make home
page display advertising available to CDC
members for the cost of $50 per month for
an estimated 2.5” by 4” space. Larry
Hunter seconded. Motion carried. Web
master Frank Tiffany will come up with an
advertising plan to be promoted.
Deb Hopkins presented a financial report
on the past two issues of the Dorset
Connection. The 2009 winter issue was 52
pages with 17 ¾ pages worth of advertising for a net income of $334.21. The 2009
Spring/Summer issue was 32 pages long
with 15 ¾ pages of advertising for a net
income of $85.91. Deb thanked all the
breeders for their advertising support thus
making the newsletter a very positive periodical for the breed.
-All-American Junior Show: Deb
Hopkins reported that the 2009 AllAmerican Junior Show will be July 3-5,
2009 at the Darke County Fairgrounds in
Greenville, OH. The Dorset exhibitors and
their families will once again have a lunch
on Saturday sponsored by the Junior
Dorset Association. Evan Snyder and Eric
Bruns will be judging. It looks like it is
going to be a good show as there has
been a lot of interest. Deb would also like
to thank Saylor Twin Oaks and Mark
Iunghuhn & Family for donating ewe
lambs this year for the show. There was a
class sponsorship list taken around at
Ohio and it was filled in very nicely by the
breeders present. The Dorset breed has
also had donations from Purple Ribbon
Farms, Tom Walsh and Titan S. Fan
towards the show. The 2010 show will be
taking place in Michigan.
-National Junior Association: The junior
association is planning on having an informal meeting at the All-American and their
Annual Meeting in Louisville in November.
OLD BUSINESS: None presented.
NEW BUSINESS:
-2009 NAILE National Dorset Shows:
Deb Hopkins reported that Paul Cassell
and Craig Beckmeier have accepted the
judging assignments. The open Dorset
show will be Wednesday, November 18,
2009 with the Polled Dorsets showing first
followed by the Horned Dorsets. Breed
type inspections will not be held this year.
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FEATURE ARTICLE, cont.
-2010 CDC Director Elections: The West
and Great Plains will be electing directors
next winter. Tom Diel’s term will be expiring and John Monahan is eligible for reelection. Nominating committees will need
to be made known to the office for
announcement in the 2009 fall newsletter.
-2010 Regional Junior Show Sites: The
regional show junior show sites for 2010:
*Great Lakes – Ohio State Fair in August
*New England - Northeast Youth Sheep
Show in July
*North Central – Illinois State Fair, Aug.
*West – California State Fair in August
*East – possibility of Keystone Classic
*Great Plains - Tulsa State Fair in
September/October
-2010 Annual Meeting & National Sale:
The national sale for both polled & horned
will be held in conjunction with the Ohio
Dorset Sale in Eaton, Ohio. Schedule will
be similar to past national sales at Ohio
with the board meeting Thursday late
afternoon, inspections during Thursday
and annual meeting Friday evening. Judge
suggestions were as follows: Brad Angus,
Terry Burks, Mark Chapman, Tom
Willwerth and Brad Payne. Mike Galleher
will take suggestions to the organizational
meeting. Future National Sales were discussed and decisions will be made at the
fall board meeting.
-Election of 2009-2010 Officers: Melanie
Barkley moved to keep the same slate of
officers for 2009-2010 of Mike Galleher as
President and John Monahan as Vice
President. Frank Tiffany seconded. Motion
carried.
-Budget: Larry Hunter moved to accept
the 2009-2010 Budget as presented in
writing. Melanie Barkley seconded. Motion
carried.
John Monahan moved to recess
the meeting and reconvene after the annual meeting. Larry Hunter seconded. Motion
carried. Meeting recessed at 8:45 PM.
Meeting reconvened at 7:30 PM
Thursday, May 28, 2009. Discussion on
the CDC DNA Testing policy for embryo
and A.I. work or lack there of was discussed. Research into other breed association policies was requested. Mike
Galleher appointed a committee to study
the possibility of a judge certification education program. Melanie Barkley-Chair,
Hoop Peterson, John Monahan and Eric
Bruns, to report back at the fall board
meeting. Discussion on the development
of an educational CD on the breed standard was discussed for our younger and
new breeders. John Monahan moved to
move forward with an educational CD on
the Dorset Breed Standard. Frank Tiffany
seconded. Tom Diel will organize. Deb
Hopkins is trying to get the ideals on the
polled sheep re-printed with new pictures.
Frank Tiffany brought up a request for the
CDC to write a letter to the federal vets on
opening the borders for complete importation and exportation of sheep of both
sexes. Mike Galleher will compose a letter.
Larry Hunter moved to adjourn
the meeting. John Monahan seconded.
Motion carried. Meeting was adjourned at
8:15 PM AM.
Respectively submitted,
Debra Hopkins
CDC Executive Sec./Treas.
2009 CDC ANNUAL
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
MAY 28, 2009
The meeting was called to order
by President Mike Galleher at 5:50 PM following the social hour sponsored by the
Continental Dorset Club and the California
Dorset Association. Mike Galleher introduced the directors, direst elect Hoop
Peterson, past president Arden Shaffner
and Rick Klampe to
the group. Sale
Manager Greg Deakin
introduced his staff
and said he was
encouraged with the
quality of sheep presented and hoped for
a lot of buyers and
wished everyone the
best on sale day. Mike
Galleher thanked
Jeremy Etzler for
serving as judge for
the national sale and
asked for everyone in
The 2009 Annual Meeting Membership Meeting in the Ponderosa the room to stand up
Room at the Nugget Casino in Sparks, NV. Members enjoying a pre- and introduce themsocial hour visiting with other breeders from around the country.
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Vice President John Monahan presenting
past president Melanie Barkley with her
gavel plaque of appreciation for her service.
selves to the group.
Executive Sec/Treas. Deb
Hopkins read the minutes from the 2008
Annual Membership Meeting that was held
at the Midwest Sale, Sedalia, MO, on June
27, 2008. Billy Cox moved to accept the
minutes as read. Denise Anderson seconded. Motion Carried.
Deb Hopkins presented the financial report for the fiscal 2008-2009 year to
date as of as of May 19, 2009. Total
income is $61,549.94, total expenses is
$69,699.66 for a current net cash loss of
$8,149.72. Account balances - Checking
Account: $12,320.11; Savings Account:
$25.00; CD: $24,421.66; Money Market:
$19,995.88; Junior Association $10,479.32
for total cash assets of $67,241.97. Steve
Cardoza moved to accept the treasurer
report as presented. Terry Penfold seconded. Motion carried.
Deb Hopkins presented the
2008-2009 statistics to date. As of April 30,
2009, 3183 head have been registered and
1616 head have been transferred. The registrations are down 230 head from the
same period last year and the transfers are
down 163 head from last year.
Deb Hopkins also read the final stats for
2007-2008. There were 7434 head registered (down 391 from last year) and 3680
head transferred (down 393 head from last
year). The top fifteen states in registrations
were: 1)Pennsylvania-785 head; 2)Indiana776; 3)Ohio-612; 4)Illinois-589; 5)Iowa541; 6)Minnesota-461; 7)California-388;
8)Wisconsin-366; 9)Oregon-364;
10)Oklahoma-284; 11)Missouri-235;
12)South Dakota-215; 13)New York-212;
14)Virginia-206 and 15)Nebraska-201. The
2007-2008 top fifteen registrars were:
1)Jeffrey A. Hunter, Lafayette, IN-280
head; 2)Karen E. Nichols, Corvallis, OR
(Horned)-200; 3)Superior Farms, Yukon,
OK-134; 4)Roger Huntrods & Sons,
Collins, IA-121; 5)Spilde Brothers,
Stoughton, WI-100; 6)Olivia Waggoner,
East Berlin, PA-93; 7)U.S. Meat Animal
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Research Center, Clay Center, NE-83;
8)Riverwood Farms, Powell, OH-76; 9)H.F.
Sanford & Sons, Faribault, MN-71; 10)TiePaul R. Cassell, Wytheville, VA (Horned)55; 10)Tie-Erin M. Field, Lincoln, CA-55;
12)Steven L. Smith & Family, Piqua, OH
(Horned)-53; 13)Tie-Thomas J. Dagel,
Watertown, SD-48; 13)Tie-Mithoefer
Dorsets, Lafayette, IN-48; 15)Tie-Lauden
Acres, Dalmatia, PA-47 and 15)Tie-J.L.
Thornsbrough, Rossville, IL 47.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
-Futurity: Melanie Barkley reported that to
date 155 polled ewe lambs have been
nominated. Melanie recognized the group
nominators of Spilde Brothers, Riverwood
Farms, Superior Farms, Olivia Waggoner
and the Cassell Family.
-Breed Standard Education/Certified
Judges List: Tom Diel thanked the consignors for their cooperation during the
inspections and also thanked inspectors
Billy Cox and Greg Ahart. Tom also
announced that R. Dean Cron, Jeff
Poynter, Jared Poynter and Terry Burks
have been added to the certified judges
list. The member survey deadline has
been extended until Thanksgiving. The
survey is available at the CDC website
and he encouraged those CDC members
who have not participated yet to do so.
-Production Dorset Committee: Melanie
Barkley reported that they did not have a
formal meeting this year but they have had
email correspondence and still encourage
the fall issue of the Dorset Connection
being production oriented, participation in
the NSIP program and were very pleased
with the start of the Dorset Breeder
Excellence Program.
-National Junior Dorset Association:
Western Director Johanna DeJoria presented a report on the junior association
activities to the group. She reported on the
upcoming All-American Junior Show, outlined the scholarship program and encouraged all that are eligible to apply. She also
announced the annual meeting of the
National Junior Dorset Association will be
2009 Dorset Excellence Horned Breeder
Marlene Bell of Ewephoric Dorsets being
presented with her prestigious award.
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held once again in Louisville Saturday
evening before the National Junior Show
and encouraged all to attend. Johanna
also thanked CDC Secretary Deb Hopkins
for all her help to the group.
-Newsletter/Website: Deb gave the financial report on the Winter 2009 Issue, which
generated a net income of $334.21 and
the Spring/Summer 2009 issue also
recorded a slight income of $85.91.
Advertising has been good for the last two
issues and she thanked the breeders for
their advertising support. Frank Tiffany
reported that the web site will be starting
home page advertising. Details will be
worked out and announced. He asked for
regional news to be submitted to be posted on the regional news page. He also
announced other changes being developed and encouraged any suggestions
from the membership.
-All-American Junior Show: John
Monahan reported that the show will be
July 3-5, 2009 in Greenville, OH. He
thanked Twin Oaks Dorsets and Mark
Iunghuhn & Family for their ewe lamb
donations to help support the All-American
show and all the class sponsors that
signed up at the Ohio Sale in March.
OLD BUSINESS: None brought up.
NEW BUSINESS:
-2009 Regional Junior Shows: John
Monahan reported on the upcoming 2009
Regional Junior Show Sites:
*Great Lakes – Hancock County
Showdown, Greenfield, IN on June 6
*New England - Northeast Youth Sheep
Show, West Springfield, MA on July 17-19
*North Central – Illinois State Fair,
Springfield, IL on August 23
*West – Oregon State Fair, Salem, OR on
August 30
*East – Delaware Junior Livestock
Exposition, Harrington, DE on October 4
*Great Plains - Tulsa State Fair, Tulsa, OK
on October 4
-2009 NAILE National Dorset Shows:
Tom Diel reported that the National Dorset
Shows will be on Wednesday, November
18th. Craig Beckmeier will be judging the
Polled Dorsets and Paul Cassell will be
judging the Horned Dorsets. The Polled
Dorsets will be shown first at 8:00 AM followed by the Horned Dorsets.
-National Sale Rotation: Larry Hunter
reported that the 2010 National Dorset
Sale, for both Polled and Horned Dorsets
will be at the Ohio Dorset Sale, Eaton, OH
on March 19-20, 2010. The 2011 National
Sale has yet to be determined and will be
selected at the fall board meeting.
-Board Meeting Announcements:
President Galleher announced for 20092010 Mike Galleher has been elected
President and John Monahan Vice
President. He also thanked Greg Deakin
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Retiring New England Director Frank Tiffany
being presented with his plaque of appreciation from Vice President John Monahan.
for the publication of the 2009-2010
Dorset Breeders Directory. New directories
are now available.
-Award Presentations: President
Galleher announced the Champion and
Reserve Champions from the female
national sale show from Thursday and presented plaques. The ram plaques will be
given out Friday during the show. He also
announced the Sire of the Year keeper
plaque goes to Haven Point Dorsets &
Superior Farms for “Winston” Lien 501.
President Galleher presented Frank
Tiffany, the retiring director from the New
England Region, with a plaque of appreciation and past CDC President Melanie
Barkley with a plaque of appreciation.
Thank-you to Frank and Melanie for their
special service to the CDC as Melanie still
remains on the board as Eastern Director
and Frank as CDC webmaster. The 2008
Horned Dorset Breeder Excellence
Winners Greg & Marlene Bell were presented with their award. The 2008 Polled
Dorset Breeder Excellence winners Ken &
Kathy Soder, will be awarded their plaque
at the upcoming Penn Ram Test Sale in
August. Congratulations to both.
President Galleher then turned
the meeting over to the California Dorset
Breeders thanking them for co-hosting the
social. President Steve Cardoza of the CA
Dorset Breeders Association, with the
assistance of the CA Dorset Breeders
Association officers and its members
handed out gift buckets to each National
Sale consignor and special guests. The
group also conducted a silent auction.
They also had a regular auction of several
items, including several baked goods by
CA Dorsets members that were donated to
the CA Dorset Association. Gary Saylor
generously donated his auctioneering talents. An entertaining time was had by all.
Tim Hall moved to adjourn the
meeting. Steve Cardoza seconded.
Meeting was adjourned at 7:20 PM.
Respectively submitted,
Debra Hopkins
CDC Executive Sec./Treas.
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2009 NAILE SCHEDULE
OF EVENTS AND
EXHIBITOR
INFORMATION
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Dorsets will once again be
showcased at the upcoming National
Dorset Shows during the North American
International Livestock Exposition in
Louisville, KY. Following is a schedule of
specific Dorset events:
-Lead Classes: Fri., Nov. 13th, 4:00 PM
-Junior Market Lamb Show: Saturday,
Nov. 14th, 8:00 AM. Two classes of
Dorsets if numbers warrant.
-National Junior Dorset Association
Annual Meeting & Pizza Party: Saturday,
Nov. 14th, 7:00 PM
-National Junior Dorset Shows: Sunday,
Nov. 15th, 8:00 AM. Dorset will be late in
the day, so plan accordingly.
-National Open Dorset Shows:
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 8:00 AM, Polleds
first followed by Horneds. Craig Beckmeier
will be judging the Polleds and Paul
Cassell will be doing the Horneds.
Please note that there will not
be any breed type inspections this year
at NAILE. Please make sure you review
the special rules in the Dorset section of
the premium book for both the open and
junior shows as they will be adhered to.
For open show exhibitors: In addition to
sending in your entries and entry fees to
the NAILE when entering the show, please
don't forget to send in the matching
$10.00 per individual entry in the Open
Polled and Horned Dorset shows directly
to the CDC Office. This enables the CDC
to provide matching funds and to guarantee at least $10.00 per individual entry in
premiums. These matching funds need
to be sent to the CDC office ASAP if
you haven’t done so yet. Please note
that junior show sheep do not have to
send in matching funds unless they are
staying on to be shown in the open
shows.
GREAT PLAINS &
WESTERN
NOMINATING
COMMITTEES
The Great Plains and Western
Regions will be electing directors next
year. Following are the nominating committees for these elections:
*Great Plains Director Nominating
Committee:
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REMINDER
~Dorset Excellence Program~
Program is open to ALL breeders of REGISTERED Dorset Sheep. All
types of registered sheep i.e. wether type, commercial, traditional or show
breeding stock Dorset sheep are eligible. The program will include both Dorset
Horns and Polled Dorsets with each competing separately.
The Dorset Excellence Program will be conducted annually from
January 1st through December 31st. Each entry submission will be judged
strictly on an anonymous basis. At no time will judges know which breeder corresponds with submission materials.
The judging criterion for the program is based upon a guidelines system at the discretion of the judging committee. Each submission will be judged
against the Dorset Breed Standard. Entries will not be judged against each
other. Winner(s) will be announced the year at appropriate events for th winners.
ENTRY INFORMATION:
Breeders will be asked to fill out a questionnaire, provide several photos of their flock and furnish a short statement about their flock’s purposes and
goals.
-Submission Requirements: (NO SHOW PICTURES PLEASE)
1. Provide a photo of your brood ewe flock or “keeper” females
2. Supply 2 pictures ~ Head & Profile of your ideal ewe lamb
3. Supply 2 pictures ~ Head & Profile of your ideal brood ewe
4. Supply 2 pictures ~ Head & Profile of your ideal ram
5. Furnish 1 photo ~ Rear picture of your ideal ram or ewe
**Pictures provided must be at least 4” x 4” or up to 8 x 10
inches in size. Either black & white or color photos are
acceptable. High clarity/pixel size is best. Photos cannot be
returned.NOTE: Pictures MUST show your sheep in natural fleece or
slick shorn if you prefer.
No washed, fitted or show pictures accepted.
6. Fill out the Questionnaire and your Flock Purposes & Goals
Statement by requesting an entry be mailed to you by the Continental Dorset
Club or enter online.Online entry requirements will be placed at the bottom of
this information. You should be able to submit all requirements for this program
via email. In case you have difficulties doing so, please request the entry form
be mailed to you and submit all pictures and questionnaire in hard copy via the
US mail.
EACH PROGRAM WINNER WILL ENJOY THE FOLLOWING:
**A Breeder Profile in an issue of the “Dorset Connection” which will include
photos of your farm/ranch/flock and a full story on your operation.
**Donated Cash Award of $200 and perpetual plaque.
**Press Release Publicity in other sheep related publications
ENTRY DEADLINE: DECEMBER 31, 2009
Application available at:
www.dorsets.homestead.com
or by contacting the CDC Office at (401)6474676 or email: [email protected]
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Chairman: Tom Diel, 22490 Harvest, Morrison, OK 74059 Phone: (405)880-7485
-Phyllis Davison, 6751 N Sheridan,
Wichita, KS 67204, Ph:(316)755-1663
-Corey Korth, 13735 CR P18, Blair, NE
68008, Ph:(402)533-2016
*Western Region Director Nominating
Committee:
-Ch.: Jerry Dean, N Santa Margarita Rd.,
Atascadero, CA 93422, Ph:(805)466-9721
-John Fine, 618 Temple Brown Rd.,
Roseburg, OR 97470, Ph:(541)673-0369
-Kelly Griffith, 2090 Missouri Valley Rd.,
Pavillion, WY 82523, Ph:(307)856-8260
If you are interested in running for
director and reside in one of these
regions please contact a member of the
appropriate nominating committee by
January 1, 2010. These committees need
to have their slate of nominees with
resumes into the CDC Office by January
15, 2010. The CDC adult membership in
these districts will be voting in February
2010 for their directors. Current Western
Director John Monahan is eligible to run
for another term, however Great Plains
Director Tom Diel will be retiring from the
board as this is the completion of his second term. Thanks to Tom for his service to
the CDC!
ANN STAVER
Ann Staver, 82, died Saturday
April 18, 2009 at her home in Palmyra, PA.
Born October 3, 1926 in Vestaburg, PA. a
coal mining village, she was the daughter
of the late John and Sophia Buganich,
Ukranian immigrants, who resided on a
farm in Berks County, PA.
Ann grew up on a dairy farm,
earned a degree in agronomy from Penn
State University and was a pioneer for
women in agriculture. When her children
reached school age, Ann returned to the
classroom as a science teacher at
Swatara Junior High School until her
retirement in 1993. Ann was a faithful
community member of East Hanover
Township, Dauphin County as a PTA,
school bard, and zoning board board
member, a swimming instructor, girl scout
leader and poll volunteer. She was an
active participant in the Pennsylvania agriculture community as a 4-H leader, member of the Lebanon County Farm Women,
Manada Nature Conservancy, and a
founding coordinator of the PA Sheep to
Shawl competition.
Following Ann’s marriage to Ken.
the Stavers started farming and raising a
family on their Dauphin County farm, and
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combined their talents and energy into a
lifelong dedication to agriculture and the
sheep industry of Pennsylvania. She was
co-owner with Ken, of a purebred flock of
Polled Dorset Sheep, Ovine Alley Dorsets,
for 40 years. Ann served on the Continental Dorset Club Board of directors as the
Eastern Director from 1982-1987. Ann also
served on the search committee for a new
breed secretary in 1998.
Ann will be sorely missed in the
purebred Dorset industry. Her and Ken
were a fixture at many Eastern sheep
activities including the New England Sale,
Keystone Sale, KILE, Eastern Stud Ram
Sale, PA Farm Show and Penn Ram Test
Sale. Ann was a strong promoter of the
Dorset breed and started out many young
people in the breed.
Surviving her are her husband of
60 years, Kenneth W. Staver; their children Dr. Charles Staver; Dr. Julia Staver
and Dr. Kenneth Staver, Jr.; sisters,
Margaret Barnes and Martha Gallagher;
grandchildren, Carla and Ben Staver,
Sophia Pifer, and Hilary, Charlotte and
Warren Staver. In lieu of flower, memorial
contributions may be made in Ann’s memory to the Grantville Area Food Pantry,
P.O. Box 2, Grantville PA.
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DORSET COMMERCIAL CONNECTION
Steps to Insure Lamb Quality
for the Consumer
By Melanie Barkley
PSU Extension Educator
Media coverage of food products finds many consumers
becoming skeptical about the quality of the foods that they are
eating. As a sheep producer, there are a number of steps you
can follow to insure that the consumer will receive a high quality
product and have an enjoyable eating experience. Here are some
considerations to help insure that a consumer enjoys eating lamb:
Identification: In order to keep accurate flock records, it
is important to have all your animals identified. This is very important for tracking any treated animals in your flock as well as keeping track of pedigrees for registered stock.
Injections and Antibiotics: Regardless of the route of
administration for injectable products, scar tissue will form at the
injection site. As a producer, your goal is to minimize the damage
from injections. When given a choice, select a subcutaneous
product (given under the skin) over an intramuscular product
(given in the muscle). Another important point is to always give
injections in the neck. There is a triangle that is formed from the
shoulder blade, the spine at the bottom of the neck and the cartilage at the top of the neck. All injections should be given in this
area, with not more than 6 to 8 cc given in one location. Choose
an appropriate length and gauge of needles used for injections.
For subcutaneous injections, one half inch in length and 18 or 20
gauge is sufficient. One inch needles can be used for intramuscular injections.
Follow dosage instructions carefully when treating any
animal and record withdrawal dates so that no medication
residues remain in the meat. A good rule of thumb is to record the
date, which animals were treated, what they were treated with,
the dosage and the withdrawal date. You may also want to
include product serial numbers in your records to follow up if a
Maintain up to date records of any medication products
given to livestock. Records should include date, product
used, who was treated, dosage and withdrawal date.
product does not work properly. Be sure to use products that are
approved for use in sheep unless under the direct supervision of
your local veterinarian. And, remember that feed additives may
only be fed to the species listed on the product label.
Animal Handling: Animal handling is important to prevent bruising on carcasses and to keep stress levels low for the
animal until they are harvested. Check all handling facilities and
trailers for any areas where an animal could become bruised or
cut.
Biosecurity: In order to provide a high quality product
for consumers, sheep producers should follow some basic biosecurity principles for keeping their flock healthy. Establish a biosecurity plan for your flock that includes a protocol for any visitors
on your farm. In addition, provide an isolation area for any animals returning to your farm, or arriving at your farm for the first
time from another farm.
Always give injections in the neck of an animal and choose
products given subcutaneously to minimize tissue damage.
Flock Management Plan: Develop a health management plan for your flock to keep the animals healthy and prevent
illness. This plan can include anything from routine health treatments to deworming schedules, mortality disposal and marketing.
Don’t forget to include biosecurity as part of the plan.
Housing and Facilities: Providing adequate fencing,
shelter, ventilation, feeder space, and watering systems will help
to keep animals healthy as well as growing rapidly. This area certainly provides economic benefits to producers as well as presents a positive image to the public.
Nutrition: Meeting nutrient requirements for animals will
promote healthy animals. Keep contaminants such as manure,
fuels, pesticides, and pet foods away from feed sources and
feeding areas. Also, secure grain sources to keep out critters:
rodents, raccoons, opossums, and cats. And, don’t forget to clean
the watering systems and feeders on a regular basis.
Record keeping: In addition to breeding and lambing
records, keep detailed records on medication treatments and
deworming. Keeping track of sheep with chronic problems can be
useful when selecting animals to cull from the flock.
All these items work together to insure that consumers
receive high quality lamb and lamb products. They also help to
reduce processing wastes which in turn can boost prices that
packers are willing to pay for lambs. Why not take a look at your
own operation and identify any areas where you could make
changes to improve the quality of lamb coming from your farm or
ranch.
For more information on sheep quality assurance, visit
the Colorado State University website at
http://www.colostate.edu/programs/SSQA/
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2009 PENNSYLVANIA
RAM TESTS RESULTS
The Pennsylvania Ram Test Sale
was held August 1, 2009 at the
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Livestock Evaluation Center in
Pennsylvania Furnace, PA. The Dorset
breed had a total of 18 rams sold, 12 senior lambs and 6 junior lambs.
Hollystone Farm of Paoli, PA had
the ram testing with the highest Avg Daily
Gain at 0.91 and ADG Ratio at 121 in the
Senior Dorset division. This ram sold to
John Voss for $600. A ram from Roger D.
Bowman, Lenhartsville, PA was the highest indexing ram in the Junior Dorset division. The ram had a ADG of 1.05 and had
an ADG Ratio of 118. This ram sold to
Deborah Sweger for $200.00.
Other high selling rams were
from Brian & Melanie Barkley, Manns
Choice, PA who sold a senior ram lamb to
John Jacob Waltz, Jr. for $550.00. John
Jacob Waltz also bought a Melana Lovell
Senior Ram Lamb for $600.00. Brian &
Melanie Barkley also had the high selling
Junior Ram Lamb that sold to Jean Banff
for $600.00. The eleven senior ram lambs
averaged $419.00 per head and the 5 junior ram lambs averaged $405.00 per head.
There was a very special presentation made at the Penn Ram Test Sale.
CDC President Mike Galleher presented
the 2008 Polled Dorset Excellence Award
winners, Ken & Kathy Soder-K Bar K Farm
of Petersburg, PA with their perpetual
plaque for their prestigious accomplishment. Ken and Kathy are production
Dorset raisers and have participated in the
Pennsylvania Ram Test for several years
so the CDC felt it was very appropriate to
recognize them at this sale. Pictured to the
right is the Soder family with their new
award. Congratulations!
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2009 DORSET EWE
FUTURITY UPDATE
The Dorset Ewe Futurity Program
has been very active this year with a lot of
nominations and point records forms coming into the CDC office. Without your support this successful futurity program would
not be possible! A total of $5250 has been
raised to pay out to the participants of the
polled and horned ewe lamb divisions. On
the back cover of this newsletter is a list of
all the nominators! We were fortunate to
have five group nominators this year.
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YOUTH NEWS
Riverwood Farms Superior Farms, Spilde
Brothers, Olivia Waggoner and the Cassell
Family were group nominators at the 2009
sales.
231 ewe lambs have been nominated this year, 192 polled ewe lambs and
39 horned dorsets. Of those, 84 have
been tattooed by their new junior owners
for participation in the futurity program. To
date the CDC office has received point
record forms from 48 of these junior owners. Don’t forget that you don’t have to
show at a regional junior show to be eligible for premiums but exhibitors are still
rewarded for attending regional shows as
they are awarded double points. These
point record forms need to be received
in the CDC office within 21 days of the
date of the show or they will not count.
They also need to be signed by show
management. Also, the deadline to
send in Regional Point Record forms
into the CDC Office is Nov. 9th. This
allows the office enough time to tabulate
final regional placing before Louisville.
Those regional points will carry over to
your Louisville junior show placing if you
are attending that show to compete for the
separate Louisville premiums.
The yearling ewe division has
had a record number of 9 yearlings nominated. Keep sending those point record
forms in on the yearling ewes. The yearling ewe futurity will also end at the
National Junior Dorset Show in Louisville
like the ewe lamb program.
All the regional polled and horned
ewe lamb winners will be announced and
recognized at the National Junior
Association Meeting on Saturday,
November 14th in Louisville. Immediately
after the junior shows on Sunday,
November 15th, the final national placings
will be announced in the polled ewe lamb,
horned ewe lamb and yearling ewe futurities. Awards will be given out along with
the breeder plaques.
The futurity points are updated on
a regular basis on the CDC website to
keep everyone appraised of point totals.
We do this so you can make sure that the
CDC office has received all your point
record forms. If you have any questions
please feel free to contact Deb Hopkins at
(401)647-4676.
NATIONAL JUNIOR
DORSET ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL MEETING TO
BE HELD IN LOUISVILLE
The National Junior Dorset Breeders
Association will hold its annual meeting in
Louisville on Saturday night, November
14, 2009 at 7:00 PM in the Kentucky
Exposition Center. Exact location will be
announced at the show.
The meeting will feature an election of next years directors, presentation of
the 2009 scholarship awards, presentation
of the 2009 regional futurity awards and a
pizza party for all the Junior Dorset members and their families.
Make plans to attend the National
Junior Dorset Association Annual Meeting
and meet all your fellow exhibitors!!
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2009 JR SUMMER SHOW RESULTS
All-American Junior Show
July 5, 2009
Greenville, Ohio
Judge: Evan Snyder
HORNED DORSETS: (55 head, 15
exhibitors)
-Early Fall Ram Lamb: 1)Will Parker,
Vinemont, AL
-Late Fall Ram Lamb: 1)Champion:
Keegan Padgett, Kirklin, IN
-Spring Ram Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Ridge Betts, Felton, DE;
2)Grace Gadsby, Stoneboro, PA; 3)Britton
Francis, Paris, MO; 4)Noah Richardson,
Westchester, OH; 5)Kaleb Vondenhuevel,
Wapakoneta, OH; 6)Brandon O’Dell,
Spencerville, OH
-Slick Shorn Ram Lamb: 1)Tom Parker,
Vinemont, AL
-Yearling Ewe: 1)Grace Gadsby,
Stoneboro, PA; 2)Ridge Betts, Felton, DE;
3)Grace Gadsby, Stoneboro, PA; 4)Sarah
Bush, Blairstown, MO; 5)Britton Francis,
Paris, MO; 6)Kaleb Vondenhuevel,
Wapakoneta, OH; 7)Sarah Bush,
Blairstown, MO; 8)Kaleb Vondenhuevel,
Wapakoneta, OH
-Pair of Yearling Ewes: 1)Grace Gadsby,
Stoneboro, PA; 2)Sarah Bush, Blairstown,
MO; 3)Kaleb Vondenhuevel, Wapakoneta,
OH
-Early Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Ridge Betts,
Felton, DE; 2)&3)Noah Richardson,
Westchester, OH; 4)Kassidy Oliger,
Hagerstown, IN; 5)Charles Inbody, Jenera,
OH; 6)Will Parker, Vinemont, AL
-Late Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Champion:
Ridge Betts, Felton, DE; 2)Austin Grace,
Westmoreland, NH; 3)Grace Gadsby,
Stoneboro, PA; 4)Keegan Padgett, Kirklin,
IN; 5)Ashlynn Oliger, Hagerstown, IN;
All American Junior Show
Champion Horned Ewe - Late Fall Lamb
Ridge Betts, Felton, DE
Champion Horned Ram - Late Fall Lamb
Keegan Padgett, Kirklin, IN
Res. Champion Horned Ram - Spring Lamb
Ridge Betts, Felton, DE
6)Britton Francis, Paris, MO; 7)Sarah
Bush, Blairstown, MO; 8)Lexy Grace,
Westmoreland, NH; 9)Brandon O’Dell,
Spencerville, OH; 10)Charles Inbody,
Jenera, OH; 11)Brandon O’Dell,
Spencerville, OH; 12)Kaleb Vondenhuevel,
Wapakoneta, OH
-Winter Ewe Lamb: 1)Kassidy Oliger,
Hagerstown, IN; 2)Grace Gadsby,
Stoneboro, PA; 3)Keegan Padgett, Kirklin,
IN; 4)Natalie Richardson, OH
-Spring Ewe Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Grace Gadbsy, Stoneboro,
PA; 2)Britton Francis, Paris, MO; 3)Austin
Grace, Westmoreland, NH; 4)Ashlynn
Oliger, Hagerstown, IN; 5)Sarah Bush,
Blairstown, MO; 6)Kaleb Vondenhuevel,
Wapakoneta, OH; 7)Tom Parker,
Vinemont, AL; 8)Will Parker, Vinemont, AL
-Pair of Ewe Lambs: 1)Ridge Betts,
Felton, DE; 2)Grace Gadsby, Stoneboro,
PA; 3)Austin Grace, Westmoreland, NH;
4)Kassidy Oliger, Hagerstown, IN;
5)Ashlynn Oliger, Hagerstown, IN; 6)Sarah
Bush, Blairstown, MO; 7)Noah
Richardson, Westchester, OH; 8)Charles
Inbody, Jenera, OH; 9)Brandon O’Dell,
POLLED DORSETS: (209 head, 65
exhibitors)
-Early Fall Ram Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Meghan Barkley, Manns
Choice, PA; 2)Thomas Crome, Marshall,
IL; 3)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, Argos, IN;
4)Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL; 5)Olivia
Waggoner, East Berlin, PA; 6)Emily
Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE; 7)Trent
Nichols, Harrodsburg, KY; 8)Ethan Hodel,
Maroa, IL; 9)Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL;
Res. Champion Horned Ewe - Spring Lamb
Grace Gadsby, Stoneboro, PA
Champion Horned Wether
Breanna Waild, Randolph, NY
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Spencerville, OH
-Young Flock: 1)Ridge Betts, Felton, DE;
2)Keegan Padgett, Kirklin, IN; 3)Grace
Gadsby, Stoneboro, PA; 4)Sarah Bush,
Blairstown, MO; 5)Noah Richardson,
Westchester, OH; 6)Kaleb Vondenhuevel,
Wapakoneta, OH
-Best Four Head of Ewes: 1)Grace
Gadbsy, Stoneboro, PA; 2)Sarah Bush,
MO
-Market Lamb: 1)Champion: Breanna
Waild, Randolph, NY; 2)Reserve
Champion: Will Parker, Vinemont, AL;
3)Tom Parker, Vinemont, AL
-Top Gun: Sarah Bush, Blairstown, MO
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Reserve Champion Horned Wether
Will Parker, Vinemont, AL
10)Kara Riccioni, Frenchtown, NJ;
11)Aizian Swartz, Covington, OH
-Late Fall Ram Lamb: 1)Champion: Cole
Saylor, Belle Center, OH; 2)Trent Nichols,
Harrodsburg, KY; 3)Sidney DeVries,
Freeport, IL; 4)Grace Murphy, Plymouth,
IN
-Winter Ram Lamb: 1)Sidney DeVries,
Freeport, IL; 2)Michael Pope, Morristown,
IN; 3)Adam Taylor, Parkton, MD
-Spring Ram Lamb: 1)Caleb Wright,
Alexandria, PA; 2)Olivia Waggoner, East
Berlin, PA; 3)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, Argos, IN;
4)Trent Nichols, Harrodsburg, KY, 5)Emily
Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE; 6)Kara
Riccioni, Frenchtown, NJ; 7)Tirzah Rasys,
Brimfield, MA; 8)Elizabeth Shriver,
Emmitsburg, MD; 9)Michael Pope,
Morristown, IN
-Slick Shorn Ram Lamb: 1)Adam High,
Richwood, OH; 2)Tyler Myers,
Rushsylvania, OH; 3)Ben Lawyer, Carlock,
IL; 4)Heidi Barkley, Manns Choice, PA;
5)Olivia Waggoner, East Berlin, PA; 6)Will
Aycock, Remlap, AL; 7)Christine Ebert, St.
George, KS
-Early Yearling Ewe: 1)Trent Nichols,
Harrodsburg, KY; 2)Johnna Martin, Volant,
PA; 3)Olivia Waggoner, East Berlin, PA;
4)Kara McCarthy, Sycamore, OH;
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Champion Polled Ram - Late Fall Lamb
Cole Saylor, Belle Center, OH
5)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, Argos, IN; 6)Emily
Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE; 7)Sidney
DeVries, Freeport, IL; 8)Ethan Hodel,
Maroa, IL; 9)Kara Riccioni, Frenchtown,
NJ; 10)Grace Murphy, Plymouth, IN;
11)Tirzah Rasys, Brimfield, MA; 12)Jenna
Nicole Davis, Chillicothe, OH; 13)Rachel
Berninger, Wilmington, DE; 14)Micah
Wallace, Hope, IN; 15)Chelsea Johns,
Marysville, IN; 16)Anna Trotter, Marysville,
IN; 17) Aizian Swartz, Covington, OH
-Late Yearling Ewe: 1)Champion: Emily
McCarthy, Sycamore, OH; 3)Meghan
Barkley, Manns Choice, PA; 4)Kaitlyn
Verhaeghe, Argos, IN; 5)Olivia Waggoner,
East Berlin, PA; 6)Kara Riccioni,
Frenchtown, NJ; 7)Caleb Wright,
Alexandria, PA; 8)Austin Hicks, Stillwater,
OK; 9)Meghan Barkley, Manns Choice,
PA; 10)Kylie Schakel, Oxford, IN;
11)Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL;
12)Lauren Wright, Alexandria, PA;
Res. Champion Polled Ewe - Late Fall Lamb
Cole Saylor, Belle Center, OH
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Champion Polled Ewe - Late Yearling
Emily Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE
13)Austin Kuhring, Dieterich, IL;
14)Michael Pope, Morristown, IN;
15)Grace Murphy, Plymouth, IN; 16)Mindy
Stoops Irvine, West Sunbury, PA;
17)Ashley Blum, White Hall, MD
-Slick Shorn Yearling Ewe: 1)Kaitlyn
Verhaeghe, Argos, IN; 2)Austin Hicks,
Stillwater, OK; 3)Tirzah Rasys, Brimfield,
MA; 4)Heidi Barkley, Manns Choice, PA;
5)Austin Hicks, Stillwater, OK; 6)Natalie
Harmeyer, Richmond, IN; 7)Kaleb
Schakel, Oxford, IN; 8)Heidi Barkley,
Manns Choice, PA; 9)Will Aycock, Remlap,
AL; 10)Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL;
11)Jenna Nicole Davis, Chillicothe, OH;
12)Braden Smith, Franklin, IN; 13)Sidney
DeVries, Freeport, IL; 14)Brandi
Henderson, Goshen, IN; 15)Michael Pope,
Morristown, IN; 16)Christine Ebert, St.
George, KS; 17)James Mingus, Tipp City,
OH; 18)Gabrielle Garrison, York, SC
-Pair of Yearling Ewes: 1)Kara McCarthy,
Sycamore, OH; 2)Meghan Barkley, Manns
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2009 JR SUMMER SHOW RESULTS, cont.
Champion Polled Mkt. Lamb - Hvywgt.
Eliot Smith, Kansas
Res. Champion Polled Mkt. Lamb-Hvywgt.
Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, Argos, IN
Choice, PA; 3)Emily Passwaters,
Bridgeville, DE; 4)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe,
Argos, IN; 5)Olivia Waggoner, East Berlin,
PA; 6)Austin Hicks, Stillwater, OK; 7)Kara
Riccioni, Frenchtown, NJ; 8)Grace
Murphy, Plymouth, IN; 9)Heidi Barkley,
Manns Choice, PA; 10)Sidney DeVries,
Freeport, IL; 11)Tirzah Rasys, Brimfield,
MA; 12)Jenna Nicole Davis, Chillicothe,
OH
-Early Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Cole Saylor,
Belle Center, OH; 2)Olivia Waggoner, East
Berlin, PA; 3)Johnna Martin, Volant, PA;
4)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, Argos, IN; 5)Thomas
Crome, Marshall, IL; 6)Sidney DeVries,
Freeport, IL; 7)Trent Nichols, Harrodsburg,
KY; 8)Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL;
9)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, Argos, IN; 10)Jenna
Nicole Davis, Chillicothe, OH; 11)Austin
Hicks, Stillwater, OK; 12)Caleb Wright,
Alexandria, PA; 13)Ethan Hodel, Maroa,
IL; 14)Michael Pope, Morristown, IN;
15)Emily Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE;
16)Elizabeth Shriver, Emmitsburg, MD;
17)Micah Wallace, Hope, IN; 18)Elizabeth
Shriver, Emmitsburg, MD; 19)Mindy
Stoops Irvine, West Sunbury, PA
-Late Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Cole Saylor, Belle Center, OH;
2)Kylie Schakel, Oxford, IN; 3)Kaitlyn
Verhaeghe, Argos, IN; 4)Emily
McCarthy, Sycamore, OH; 6)Grace
Murphy, Plymouth, IN; 7)Sidney DeVries,
Freeport, IL; 8)Ethan Hodel, Maroa, IL;
9)Jenna Nicole Davis, Chillicothe, OH;
10)Trent Nichols, Harrodsburg, KY;
11)Troy Longenecker, Annville, PA;
12)Brandon Hurlock, Tipton, IN; 13)Braden
Smith, Franklin, IN; 14)Michael Pope,
Morristown, IN; 15)Keegan Joel Padgett,
Kirklin, IN; 16)Rachel Berninger,
Wilmington, DE; 17)Anna Trotter,
Marysville, IN
-Slick Shorn Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Olivia
Waggoner, East Berlin, PA; 2)Austin Hicks,
Stillwater, OK; 3)Will Aycock, Remlap, AL;
4)Thomas Crome, Marshall, IL; 5)&6)Heidi
Barkley, Manns Choice, PA; 7)Lauren
Wright, Alexandria, PA; 8)Austin Hicks,
Stillwater, OK; 9)Sidney DeVries, Freeport,
IL; 10) Will Aycock, Remlap, AL;
11)Michael Pope, Morristown, IN; 12)Anna
Trotter, Marysville, IN; 13)Christine Ebert,
St. George, KS
-Winter Ewe Lamb: 1)Austin Hicks,
Stillwater, OK; 2)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, Argos,
IN; 3)Emily Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE;
4)Olivia Waggoner, East Berlin, PA;
5)Trent Nichols, Harrodsburg, KY; 6)Olivia
Waggoner, East Berlin, PA; 7)Ethan Hodel,
Maroa, IL; 8)Grace Murphy, Plymouth, IN;
9)Kara Riccioni, Frenchtown, NJ;
10)Brandon Hurlock, Tipton, IN; 11)Braden
Smith, Franklin, IN; 12)Jenna Nicole
Davis, Chillicothe, OH; 13)Morgan
Dawson, Underwood, IN; 14)Adam Taylor,
Parkton, MD
-Spring Ewe Lamb: 1)Olivia Waggoner,
East Berlin, PA; 2)Levi Woods,
Washington Court House, OH; 3)Thomas
Crome, Marshall, IL; 4)Olivia Waggoner,
East Berlin, PA; 5)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe,
Argos, IN; 6)Kara McCarthy, Sycamore,
OH; 7)Trent Nichols, Harrodsburg, KY;
8)Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL; 9)Austin
Hicks, Stillwater, OK; 10)Kara Riccioni,
Frenchtown, NJ; 11)Austin Hicks,
Stillwater, OK; 12)Kody Wolf, Carey, OH;
13)Caleb Wright, Alexandria, PA;
14)Austin Kuhring, Dieterich, IL; 15)Tirzah
Rasys, Brimfield, MA; 16)Sidney DeVries,
Freeport, IL; 17)Abigail Rasys, Brimfield,
MA; 18)Grace Murphy, Plymouth, IN;
19)Tirzah Rasys, Brimfield, MA;
20)Michael Pope, Morristown, IN;
21)Ashley Rasys; Brimfield, MA; 22)Adam
Taylor, Parkton, MD
-Slick Shorn Dec and Later Ewe Lamb:
1)Kayleigh Verhaeghe, IN; 2)Tyler Myers,
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OH; 3)Ben Lawyer, IL; 4)Kara Riccioni,
NJ; 5)Ben Lawyer, IL; 6)Zach Bobb, IA;
7)Olivia Waggoner, PA; 8)Holly
Swearingen, KS; 9)Morgan Dawson, IN;
10)Christine Ebert, KS; 11)Chad Lawyer,
IL; 12)Brandi Henderson, IN; 13)Will
Aycock, AL; 14)Allison Smith, KS;
15)Christine Ebert, KS; 16)Jacob Mingus,
OH; 17)Gavin Garrison, SC; 18)Georgia
Garrison, SC
-Pair of Ewe Lambs: 1)Cole Saylor, OH;
2)Olivia Waggoner, PA; 2)Kaitlyn
Verhaeghe, IN; 4)Emily Passwaters, DE;
5)Kara McCarthy, OH; 6)Thomas Crome,
IL; 7)Sidney DeVries, IL; 8)Austin Hicks,
OK; 9)Heidi Barkley, PA; 10)Caleb Wright,
PA; 11)Kara Riccioni, NJ; 12)Ethan Hodel,
IL; 13)Michael Pope, IN; 14)Janna Davis,
OH; 15)Ben Lawyer, IL; 16)Tirzah Rasys,
MA; 17)Anna Trotter, IN; 18)Elizabeth
Shriver. MD; 19)Sarah Garrison, SC
-Young Flock: 1)Cole Saylor. OH;
2)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, IN; 3)Thomas
Crome, IL; 4)Olivia Waggoner, PA;
5)Caleb Wright, PA; 6)Sidney DeVries, IL;
7)Emily Passwaters, DE; 8)Heidi Barkley,
PA; 9)Kara Riccioni, NJ; 10)Ethan Hodel,
IL; 11)Ben Lawyer, IL; 12)Tirzah Rasys,
MA; 13)Michael Pope, IN
-Best Four Head of Ewes: 1)Olivia
Waggoner, PA; 2)Kara McCarthy, OH;
3)Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, IN; 4)Emily
Passwaters, DE; 5)Sidney DeVries, IL;
6)Austin Hicks, OK; 7)Kara Riccioni, NJ;
8)Heidi Barkley, PA; 9)Ethan Hodel, IL;
10)Jenna Davis, OH; 11)Michael Pope, IN;
12)Tirzah Rasys, MA
-Lightweight Market Lamb: 1)&2)Laurie
Fitch, OK: 3)Allison Smith, KS; 4)Grace
Murphy, IN; 5)Morgan Dawson, IN; 6)Chad
Lawyer, IL; 7)Jenna Davis, OH; 8)Heidi
Barkley, PA; 9)Will Aycock, AL
-Heavyweight Market Lamb:
1)Champion: Elliot Smith, KS; 2)Reserve
Champion: Kaitlyn Verhaeghe, IN; 3)Tyler
Myers, OH; 4)Brandi Henderson, IN;
5)Lauren Wibben, IL; 6)Laurissa Sovinec,
IN; 7)Troy Longenecker, PA; 8)Christine
Ebert, KS; 9)Mary Evans, OH; 10)Taylor
Helton, IN; 11)Ben Lawyer, IL
-Top Gun: Olivia Waggoner, PA
Great Lakes Regional Dorset
Junior Show June 6, 2009
Greenfield, IN
Judge: Chet Martin
-Junior Showmanship Winner: Sabrina
Boram, Noblesville, IN
-Intermediate Showmanship Winner:
Hannah Self, Noblesville, IN
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Great Lakes Regional Junior Dorset Show
Junior Exhibitors
Hancock County Showdown, Greenfield, Indiana
-Yearling Ewe: 1)Reserve Champion:
Michael Pope, IN; 2)Sabrina Boram, IN;
3)Katie Muir, IN; 4)Michael Pope, IN;
5)Samantha Boram, IN; 6)Nikki Muir, IN
-Early Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Nikki Muir, IN;
2)Michael Pope, IN
-Late Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Champion: Kylie
Schakel, IN; 2)Michael Pope, IN;
3)Brandon Hurlock, IN; 4)Katie Muir, IN;
5)Hannah Self, IN; 6)Braden Smith, IN
-Winter Ewe Lamb: 1)Braden Smith, IN;
2)Brandon Hurlock, IN
-Spring Ewe Lamb: 1)Eli Self, IN
-Wether:1) Champion: Brant Boram, IN
Great Lakes Regional
Junior Showmanship Winner
Sabrina Boram, Noblesville, IN
Senior Showmanship Winner
Michael Pope, Morristown, IN
Intermediate Showmanship Winner
Hannah Self, Noblesville, IN
Champion Polled Ram - Winter Lamb
Michael Pope, Morristown, IN
Champion Polled Ewe - Late Fall Lamb
Kylie Schakel, Oxford, IN
Champion Dorset Wether
Brant Boram, Noblesville, IN
-Senior Showmanship Winner: Michael
Pope, Morristown, IN
exhibitors)
-Winter Ram Lamb: 1)Champion:
Michael Pope, IN
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New England Regional Dorset
Junior Show July 19, 2009
West Springfield, Massachusetts
Judge: Steve Taylor
exhibitors)
-Senior Showmanship: 1)Ashley Rasys,
MA; 2)Tirzah Rasys, MA; 3)Abigail Rasys,
MA; 4)Kara Riccioni, NJ; 5)Becky Couture,
CT; 6)Brie Wickland, MA
-Junior Showmanship: 1)Ross Beed, CT;
2)Elizabeth Shriver, MD
-Novice Showmanship: 1)Grant Cole,
PA; 2)Peter Hussey, MA; 3)Sara Cole, PA
-Yearling Ram: 1)Champion: Kara
Riccioni, NJ
-Senior Ram Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Olivia Waggoner, PA; 2)Tirzah
Rasys, MA
-Junior Ram Lamb: 1)Kara Riccioni, NJ;
2)Tirzah Rasys, MA; 3)Elizabeth Shriver,
MD; 4)&5)Grant Cole, PA
-Slick Sheared Ram Lamb: 1)Peter
Hussey, MA
-Pair of Ram Lambs: 1)Tirzah Rasys,
MA; 2)Grant Cole, PA
-Best Headed Ram: 1)Tirzah Rasys, MA;
2)Grant Cole, PA; 3)Kara Riccioni, NJ;
4)Peter Hussey, MA
-Senior Yearling Ewe: 1)Tirzah Rasys,
MA; 2)Ross Beed, CT; 3)Kara Riccioni, NJ
-Junior Yearling Ewe: 1)Olivia Waggoner,
PA; 2)Kara Riccioni, NJ; 3)Becky Couture,
CT
-Slick Shorn Yearling Ewe: 1)Tirzah
Rasys, MA; 2)Peter Hussey, MA; 3)Ashley
Rasys, MA
-Pair of Yearling Ewes: 1)Tirzah Rasys,
MA; 2)Kara Riccioni, NJ
-Early Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Champ. Ewe:
Olivia Waggoner, PA; 2)Dillon Brady, NH;
3)&4)Elizabeth Shriver, MD
-Late Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Dillon Brady, NH;
2)Grant Cole, PA; 3)Troy Longenecker, PA
-Slick Shorn Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Olivia Waggoner, PA
-Winter Ewe Lamb: 1)Olivia Waggoner,
PA; 2)Grant Cole, PA; 3)Sara Cole, PA
-Spring Ewe Lamb: 1)Olivia Waggoner,
PA; 2)Dillon Brady, NH; 3)Kara Riccioni,
NJ; 4)Troy Longenecker, PA; 5)&6)Tirzah
Rasys, MA; 7)Abigail Rasys, MA; 8)Dillon
Brady, NH; 9)Ashley Rasys, MA; 10)Brie
Wickland, MA
-Slick Shorn Winter/Spring Ewe Lamb:
1)Kara Riccioni, NJ; 2)Peter Hussey, MA
-Pair of Ewe Lambs: 1)Olivia Waggoner,
PA; 2)Dillon, Brady, NH; 3)Troy
Longenecker, PA; 4)Kara Riccioni, NJ;
5)Tirzah Rasys, MA; 6)Elizabeth Shriver,
MD; 7)Grant Cole, PA
-Best Headed Ewe: 1)Tirzah Rasys, MA;
2)Becky Couture, CT; 3)Abigail Rasys,
MA; 4)Kara Riccioni, NJ; 5)Dillon Brady,
NH
-Best Pair of Bred & Owned Lambs:
1)Olivia Waggoner, PA; 2)Kara Riccioni,
NJ; 3)Tirzah Rasys, MA; 4)Grant Cole, PA;
5)Peter Hussey, MA
-Exhibitors Flock: 1)Olivia Waggoner,
PA; 2)Kara Riccioni, NJ; 3)Tirzah Rasys,
MA; 4)Elizabeth Shriver, MD; 5)Grant
Cole, PA; 6)Peter Hussey, MA
-Market Lamb: 1)Troy Longenecker, PA;
2)Brie Wickland, MA
New England Regional
Res. Champion Polled Ram - Senior Lamb
Olivia Waggoner, East Berlin, PA
Champion Polled Ewe - Early Fall Lamb
Res. Ch. Polled Ewe - Slick Shorn Fall Lamb
New England Regional Junior Dorset Show
Polled Dorset Ewe Championship Drive
Northeast Youth Sheep Show, West Springfield, Massachusetts
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Champion Polled Ram - Yearling
Kara Riccioni, Frenchtown, NJ
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HORNED DORSETS: (14 head, 4
exhibitors)
-Jr Showmanship: 1)Kristen
Shippee, MA
-Novice Showmanship: 1)Jade
Zimmerman, PA; 2)Austin Grace, NH
-Senior Ram Lamb: 1)Champion
Ram: Austin Grace, NH
-Junior Ram Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion Ram: Austin Grace, NH;
2)Jade Zimmerman, PA
-Pair of Ram Lambs: 1)Austin Grace,
NH
-Best Headed Ram: 1)Austin Grace,
NH; 2)Jade Zimmerman, PA
-Yearling Ewe: 1)Jade Zimmerman,
PA; 2)&3)Kristen Shippee, MA; 4)Jade
Zimmerman, PA
-Pair of Yearling Ewes: 1)Jade
Zimmerman, PA; 2)Kristen Shippee,
MA
-Early Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Jade
Zimmerman, PA
-Late Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion Ewe: Austin Grace, NH;
2)Jade Zimmerman, PA; 3)Lexy
Grace, NH
-Winter Ewe Lamb: 1)Champion
Ewe: Jade Zimmerman, PA
-Spring Ewe Lamb: 1)&2)Austin
Grace, NH
-Pair of Ewe Lambs: 1)Austin Grace,
-Best Headed Ewe: 1)Austin Grace,
NH; 2)Lexy Grace, NH; 3)Jade
Zimmerman, PA; 4)Kristen Shippee,
MA
-Best Pair Bred & Owned: 1)Austin
Grace, NH; 2)Jade Zimmerman, PA
-Exhibitors Flock: 1)Austin Grace,
Champion Horned Ram - Senior Lamb
Austin Grace, Westmoreland, NH
Champion Horned Ewe - Winter Lamb
Jade Zimmerman, Reinholds, PA
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Res. Champion Horned Ewe -Late Fall Lamb
Austin Grace, Westmoreland, NH
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North Central Regional Junior Dorset Show
Junior Exhibitors, CDC Director Larry Hunter and Judge Jeff Poynter
Illinois State Fair, Springfield, Illinois
-Senior Showmanship Winner:
Grace Murphy, IN
-Intermediate Showmanship
Winner: Jordan Schaal, IL
-Junior Showmanship Winner:
Ethan Hodel, IL
-Early Fall Ram Lamb: 1)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 2)Ethan Hodel, IL; 3)Andy
Woods, IL; 4)Cory Moshier, IL
-Late Fall Ram Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Trevor Torrance, IL;
2)Cory Moshier, IL; 3)Grace Murphy,
IN; 4)Austin Kuhring, IL;
5)Andy Woods, IL
-Winter/Spring Ram Lamb:
1)Champion: Makayla Shaffner,. IL;
2)Makayla Shaffner, IL; 3)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 4)Cory Moshier, IL;
5)Trevor Torrance, IL; 6)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 7)Andy Woods, IL
-Slick Shorn Ram Lamb: 1)Andy
Woods, IL
-Pair of Ram Lambs: 1)Makayla
Shaffner, IL; 2)Cory Moshier, IL;
3)Sidney DeVries, IL; 4)Trevor
Torrance, IL; 5)&6)Andy Woods, IL
-Yearling Ewe: 1)Reserve
Champion: Sidney DeVries, IL;
2)Makayla Shaffner, IL; 3)&4)Grace
Murphy. IN; 5)Austin Kuhring, IL;
6)Cory Moshier, IL; 7)Trevor Torrance,
IL; 8)Sidney DeVries. IL; 9)Austin
Kuhring, IL; 10)Andy Woods, IL
-Slick Shorn Yearling Ewe: 1)Grace
Murphy, IN; 2)Cory Moshier, IL;
3)Ethan Hodel, IL; 4)Sidney DeVries,
IL; 5)Grace Murphy, IN; 6)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 7)&8)Jordan Schaal, IL;
9)Andy Woods, IL
North Central Regional
Champion Polled Ram - Wtr./Spr. Lamb
Makayla Shaffner, Annapolis, IL
Res. Champion Polled Ram - Late Fall Lamb
Trevor Torrance, Good Hope, IL
North Central Regional Dorset
Junior Show August 23, 2009
Springfield, Illinois
Judge: Jeff Poynter
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-Pair of Yearling Ewes: 1)Grace
Murphy, IN; 2)Cory Moshier, IL;
3)Sidney DeVries, IL; 4)Grace
Murphy, IN; 5)Sidney DeVries, IL;
6)Austin Kuhring, IL; 7)Jordan Schaal,
IL; 8)Andy Woods, IL
-Early Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Futurity
Champion: Ethan Hodel, IL;
2)&3)Sidney DeVries, IL; 4)Cory
Moshier, IL; 5)Molly Jo Woods, IL
-Late Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Champion:
Grace Murphy, IN; 2)Sidney DeVries,
IL; 3)Austin Kuhring, IL; 4)Makayla
Shaffner, IL; 5)Ethan Hodel, IL; 6)Cory
Moshier, IL; 7)Trevor Torrance, IL;
8)Andy Woods, IL
-Winter/Spring Ewe Lamb:
1)Makayla Shaffner, IL; 2)Grace
Murphy, IN; 3)Austin Kuhring, IL;
4)Sidney DeVries, IL; 5)Ethan Hodel,
IL; 6)Cory Moshier, IL; 7)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 8)Austin Kuhring, IL;
9)Andy Woods, IL
Champion Polled Ewe - Late Fall Lamb
Senior Showmanship Winner
Grace Murphy, Plymouth, IN
Res. Champion Polled Ewe - Yearling
Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL
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Champion Dorset Wether
Riley Parsons
Intermediate Showmanship Winner
Jordan Schaal, Farina, IL
-Slick Shorn Ewe Lamb: 1)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 2)Andy Woods, IL;
3)Tiffany Phillips, IL
-Pair of Ewe Lambs: 1)Grace
Murphy, IN; 2)Sidney DeVries, IL;
3)Makayla Shaffner, IL; 4)Ethan
Hodel, IL; 5)Sidney DeVries, IL;
6)Cory Moshier, IL; 7)Austin Kuhring,
IL; 8)&9)Andy Woods, IL
-Mixed Pair of Lambs: 1)Makayla
Shaffner, IL; 2)Grace Murphy, IN;
3)Ethan Hodel, IL; 4)Sidney DeVries,
IL; 5)Austin Kuhring, IL; 6)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 7)Cory Moshier, IL;
8)Trevor Torrance, IL; 9)&10)Andy
Woods, IL
-Flock: 1)Makayla Shaffner, IL;
2)Grace Murphy, IN; 3)Sidney
DeVries, IL; 4)Ethan Hodel, IL; 5)Cory
Moshier, IL; 6)Austin Kuhring, IL;
7)Sidney DeVries, IL; 8)&9)Andy
Woods, IL
-Market Lamb: 1)Riley Parsons, IL;
2)&3)Andy Woods, IL; 4)&5)Jordan
Schaal, IL; 6)Tiffany Phillips, IL
Western Regional Dorset Junior
Show
August 30, 2009
Salem, Oregon
Judge: Tor Sorenson
Champion Futurity Ewe Lamb
Junior Showmanship Winner
Ethan Hodel, Maroa, IL
POLLED DORSETS:
-Junior Ram Lamb: 1)Champion:
Ashley & Kristina Klampe, OR;
2)Reserve Champion: Johanna
DeJoria, OR
-Yearling Ewe: 1)Champion: Eric
Reynolds, OR; 2)Johanna DeJoria,
OR; 3)Ashley and Kristina Klampe,
OR; 4)Johanna DeJoria, OR
-Pair of Yearling Ewes: 1)Johanna
DeJoria, OR
-Fall Ewe Lamb: 1)Reserve
Champion: Mitchel Davis, OR:
2)Jackson Christian, OR;
3)&4)Johanna DeJoria, OR; 5)Heather
Look, OR
-Spring Ewe Lamb: 1)Ashley &
Kristina Klampe, OR; 2)Johanna
DeJoria, OR; 3)Rebekah Sapp, OR;
4)Johanna DeJoria, OR
-Pair of Ewe Lambs:
-Best Pair: 1)Ashley and
Kristina Klampe, OR;
Western Regional
Champion Polled Dorset Ewe - Yearling
Eric Reynolds, Albany, OR
(Western Regional Horned
Dorset results will appear in
the next Dorset Connection
along with Great Plains
Regional and Eastern
Regional Show Results that
occurred in October.)
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2009 North Central Regional
Junior Dorset Show Sponsors
Thank-you for your support!!
Western Regional
Champion Polled Dorset Ram - Junior Lamb
Ashley & Kristina Klampe, Jefferson, OR
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2009 SUMMER SALES RESULTS
WISCONSIN INVITATIONAL SALE
April 25, 2009
Janesville, Wisconsin
-Yearling Ram (1 head avg. $250.00):
1)Houfe Dorsets, WI to F & K Farms, Sheboygan Falls, WI $250
-Fall Ram Lamb (3 head avg. $308.33):
1)Champion: Hayes Dorsets, IL to Andrew Sorg, Darien,WI $200
2)Reserve Champion: Cedar Lane Farms, WI to Rocky Knob
Farms, Roberts, WI $525
3)MGM Farms, IN to F & K Farms, Sheboygan Falls, WI $200
-Spring Ram Lambs (2 head avg. $162.50):
1)Koerper Dorsets, IL to Petersen Sheep, Arlington, MN $150
2)Daniels Family, IL to Kyla Peterson, Columbus, WI $175
-Yearling Ewes (9 head avg. $297.22):
1)Champion: Spilde Dorsets, WI to Lindow Farms, Chili, WI
$400
2)Reserve Champion: Lien Dorsets, WI to Rocky Knob Farms,
Roberts, WI $325
3)Lien Dorsets, WI to Rocky Knob Farms, Roberts, WI $325
4)MGM Farms, IN to MHW Farms-Bob & Lila Maher, Colfax, IA
$300
5)Houfe Dorsets, WI to Brenden Price, Pardeeville, WI $300
6)Shumaker Dorsets, WI to Jonathan Albright, Rock City, IL $275
7)Spilde
Dorsets, WI to
Shirley
Scheele,
Stockton, IL
$275
8)Spilde
Dorsets, WI to
Allen Scheele,
Stockton, IL
$250
9)Houfe
Dorsets, WI to
Roger Price,
Pardeeville, WI
$225
-Fall Ewe
Lambs (4 head
Wisconsin Invitational Sale
avg. $287.50):
Champion Polled Ram - Fall Lamb
1)Shumaker
Hayes Dorsets, Forreston, IL
Dorsets, WI to
Spilde BrothersKent & Dan,
Stoughton, WI
$300
2)Shumaker
Dorsets, WI to
Ewe Jer Acres,
Edgerton, WI
$300
3)Spilde
Dorsets, WI to
Ewe Jer Acres,
Edgerton, WI
$250
4)Hayes
Dorsets, IL to
Wisconsin Invitational Sale
Jonathan
Champion Polled Ewe - Yearling
Albright, Rock
Spilde Brothers, Stoughton, WI
City, IL $300
-Spring Ewe Lambs (4 head avg. $231.25):
1)Koerper Dorsets, IL to Jonathan Albright, Rock City, IL $250
2)MGM Farms, IN to Brandon Loehrke, Waupaca, WI $225
3)Double C Dorsets to Petersen Sheep, Arlington, MN $225
4)Daniels Family, IL to Petersen Sheep, Arlington, MN $225
23 LOTS GROSSED $6,250.00 AVERAGING $271.74
CORNBELT NATIONAL SALE
May 23, 2009
DesMoines, Iowa
-Yearling Ram (1 head avg. $500):
1)Champion: Sugarloaf Dorsets, MN to Oklahoma State
University, Stillwater, OK $500
-Early Fall Ram Lambs (2 head avg. $200):
1)Wolkow Dorsets, SD to Gary L. Altemeier, Kellog, IA $200
2)Fruechte Family Dorsets, SD to Andy Woods, Baylis, IL $200
-Late Fall Ram Lamb (1 head avg. $400):
1)Reserve Champion: Dew Drop Farms, MN to Leon Byers,
Harvard, IL $400
1)Wolkow Dorsets, SD to Rocky Knob Farms, Roberts, WI $275
2)Arndt Acres, MN to Brent Hines, Indianola, IA $200
-Early Fall Ewe Lambs (7 head avg. $467.86):
1)Champion: Wolkow Dorsets, SD to Kyle Gutormson,
Brookings, SD $800
2)Reserve Champion: Dew Drop Farms, MN to Jonathan
Albright, Rock City, IL $850
3)Fruechte Family Dorsets, SD to Tonak Dorsets, Willow Lake,
SD $300
4)Hayes Dorsets, IL to Jonathan Albright, Rock City, IL $400
5)Gene & Marci Sanford, MN to Kari Hake, Murphysboro, IL $300
6)Hayes Dorsets, IL to Jonathan Albright, Rock City, IL $425
7)Arndt Acres, MN to Brent Hines, Indianola, IA $200
-Late Fall Ewe Lambs (3 head avg. $350):
1)Dew Drop Farms, MN to Jonathan Albright, Rock City, IL $600
2)Sugarloaf Dorsets, MN to Rocky Knob Farms, Roberts,WI $200
3)Sugarloaf Dorsets, MN to Rocky Knob Farms, Roberts,WI $250
-Early Spring Ewe Lamb (1 head avg. $325):
1)Wolkow Dorsets, SD to Kyle Gutormson, Brookings, SD $325
-Late Spring Ewe Lambs (2 head avg. $425):
1)Gene & Marci Sanford, MN to Mitchel Donkers, Faribault, MN
$550
2)Wolkow Dorsets, SD to MHW Farm-Bob & Lila Maher, Colfax,
IA $300
GREAT LAKES SALE
May 24, 2009
Wooster, Ohio
-Yearling Ram: (1 head avg. $375):
1)Champion: Nichols Dorsets. KY to Spring Falls Farm, Dalton,
NY $375
-Spring Ram Lambs (2 head avg. $375):
1)Reserve Champion: Bradford Farms, OH to Brandon Hurlock,
Tipton, IN $425
2)Bel-Mar Farm, OH to Edward Nichols, Wheeling, WV $325
-Yearling Ewes (5 head avg. $260):
1)Champion: Bradford Farms, OH to Kaiden Davis, Dalton, NY
$325
2)Kelkenberg Family Farm to Spring Falls Farm, Dalton, NY $300
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Nichols Dorsets, Harrodsburg, KY
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3)Nichols
Dorsets, KY to
George T.
McConnell, W.
Salem, OH
$250
4)Brian Halt,
NY to Henslee
& Daughters
Show Lambs,
Seville, OH
$225
5)DeGroat’s
Dorsets, OH to
Anne Mills,
Imlay City, MI
$200
-Fall Ewe
Lambs (4 head
avg. $250):
1)Bradford
Farms, OH to
Spring Falls
Farm, Dalton,
NY $400
2)Woodland
Dorsets, OH to
Anne Mills,
Imlay City, MI
$200
3)Down Valley
Farm, NY to
George T.
McConnell,
West Salem,
OH $200
4)JEM Farm,
OH to Anne
Mills, Imlay City,
MI $200
-Spring Ewe Lambs (3 head avg. $325):
1)Reserve Champion: Bel-Mar Farm, OH to Kody Wolf, Carey,
OH $500
2)Brian Halt, NY to Spring Falls Farm, Dalton, NY $275
3)Brian Halt, NY to JEM Farms, West Milton, OH $200
Nugget All-American Invitational
National Dorset Sale
May 30, 2009
Sparks, Nevada
POLLED DORSETS
-Yearling Rams (5 head avg. $810):
1)Reserve Senior Champion: Riverwood Farms, OH to Lauden
Acres, Dalmatia, PA $2100
2)Beaver Creek Ranch, CA to John Hays, Winter, CA $550
3)Spilde Dorsets, WI to Patty Brown, Gig Harbor, WA $350
4)Pettersson Farms, WA to Bramblewood Farms, Maple Ridge,
BC, Canada $850
5)RW Farms, ID to Highlands Sheep & Wool Co., Benton,CA
$200
-Early Fall Ram Lambs (4 head avg. $1500):
1)Reserve Grand Champion & Senior Champion: McCarthy
Dorsets, OH to Linda Pauly, Delta, UT $2650
2)Riverwood Farms, OH to Woodland Dorsets, Belle Center, OH
$1950
3)Pine Ridge Dorsets,
PA to Marvin Koerper,
Geneseo, IL $1200
4)Nelson Hamps &
Dorsets, CO to WoolyBully Farms,
Janesville, CA $200
-Late Fall Ram
Lambs (7 head avg.
$753.37):
1)Reserve Junior
Champion: Lauden
Acres, PA to Finney
Land & Livestock,
Buhl, ID
Nugget All-American Sale
2)Riverwood Farms,
Champion Polled Ram - January Lamb
OH to Cardoza’s
Twin Oaks Dorsets, Belle Center, OH
Diamond C Ranch,
Los Gatos, CA $950
3)Bianchi Family, CA
to Becky Bowlds,
Willits, CA $600
4)McCarthy Dorsets,
OH to Natalie Collins,
Merced, CA $325
5)Spilde Dorsets, WI
to Tony Stotera,
Dexter, OR $1800
6)Klampe Polled
Dorsets, OR to
Calahan Anderes,
LeGrande, OR $400
7)Mindy Gibson, MO
to 3 L’s, Delta, UT
Res. Champ. Polled Ram - Early Fall Lamb
$200
McCarthy Dorsets, Sycamore, OH
-December Ram
Lambs (2 head avg. $525):
1)Riverwood Farms, OH to Indian Hill Dorsets, Kempton, PA $850
2)Beaver Creek Ranch, CA to Mulehead Growers, Red Bluff, CA
$200
-January Ram Lambs (4 head avg. $1287.50):
1)Grand & Junior Champion Ram: Twin Oaks Dorsets, OH to
Nelson’s Dorsets, CO $4000
2)Superior Farms, OK to Chuck Turley, Norco, CA $600
3)Shaffner Dorsets, IL to RW Farms, Nampa, ID $350
4)Paradigm Dorsets, CA to 3 L’s, Delta, UT $200
-Fall Yearling Ewes (21 head avg. $1122.62):
1)Reserve Senior
Champion: Lauden
Acres, PA to Twin
Oaks Dorsets, Belle
Center, OH $1300
to Cordray Dorsets,
Belvidere, IL $1900
3)Riverwood Farms,
OH to Woodland
Dorsets, Belle Center,
OH $700
to Kerry & Cindy
Alexander, Norwood,
CA $400
Best Headed Polled Dorset Ram
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Riverwood Farms, Powell, OH
Res. Champ. Polled Ewe - Late Fall Lamb
5)Pettersson Farms, WA to Kristina Repasky, Prior Lake, MN
$1900
6)Reynolds Stock Farm, OR to Finney Land & Livestock, Buhl, ID
$300
-Spring Yearling Ewes (21 head avg. $1122.62):
1)Grand & Senior Champion Ewe: Riverwood Farms, OH to
Emily Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE $9000
2)Riverwood Farm, OH to Mona Lisa Pettersson, Bothell, WA
$750
3)Haven Point Dorsets, PA to Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL $1600
4)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Linda Mastin, Fife, WA $450
5)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Linda Mastin, Fife, WA $550
6)Lauden Acres, PA to Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL $1200
7)Spilde Dorsets, WI to Bridgette Eldridge, Winters, CA $500
8)Spilde Dorsets, WI to Superior Farms, Yukon, OK $1500
9)Superior Farms, OK to Kayla Marks, Woodland, CA $800
10)Spilde Dorsets, WI to Bridgette Eldridge, Winters, CA $500
11)Pettersson Farms, WA to Cheryl Bohannan, Sutter, CA $500
12)Haven Point Dorsets, PA to Johanna DeJoria, Newberg, OR
$1900
13)Klampe Polled Dorsets, OR to Superior Farms, Yukon, OK
$750
14)Houfe Dorsets, WI to Ashley Martin, Adrian, OR $400
15)Spilde Dorsets, WI to Kristina Mickelson, Petaluma, CA $550
other high sellers:
19)Stony Point Ranch, CA to Bridgette Eldridge, Winters, CA
$1000
-Early Fall Ewe Lambs (15 head avg. $621.67):
1)Green River Farms, CA to Cordray Dorsets, Belvidere, IL $1100
2)Lauden Acres, PA to Daniels Family Dorsets, Forreston,IL $900
3)Twin Oaks Dorsets, OH to Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL $1800
4)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Lee Donald Olson, New Virginia, IA
$400
5)Riverwood Farms, OH to Purple Ribbon Farms, Arcola, IL$1600
6)Spilde Dorsets, WI to Josh Polich, Visalia, CA $750
7)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Lee Donald Olson, New Virginia, IA
$500
8)Lauden Acres, PA to Highland Sheep & Wool, Benton, CA $250
9)Haven Point Dorsets, PA to Freitas/Bianchi, Oakdale, CA $300
10)Klampe Polled Dorsets, OR to Josh Polich, Visalia, CA $325
-Late Fall Ewe Lambs (13 head avg. $792.31):
1)Reserve Grand Champion & Junior Champion: Spilde
Dorsets, WI to Shepherd’s View, Bridgeville, DE $5000
2)McCarthy Dorsets, OH to Marvin Koerper, Geneseo, IL $1700
3)Van Bair Farms, PA to Finney Land & Livestock, Buhl, ID $250
Best Headed Polled Dorset Ewe
Mona Lisa Pettersson, Bothell, WA
4)Van Bair Farms, PA to Kristina MIckelson, Petaluma, CA $350
5)Riverwood Farms, OH to Nelson Dorsets, Eaton, CO $500
6)Klampe Polled Dorsets, OR to Mitchel Davis, Jefferson, OR
$600
7)Northern Starr Livestock, MN to Linda Pauly, Delta, UT $275
8)Pettersson Farms, WA to Cheryl Bohannan, Sutter, CA $300
-December Ewe Lambs (4 head avg. $2018.75):
1)Reserve Junior Champion: Superior Farms, OK to Austin
Hicks, OK $5000
2)Haven Point Dorsets, PA to Emily Passwaters, Bridgeville, DE
$2200
3)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Nelson Dorsets, Eaton, CO $600
4)Superior Farms, OK to Jackson Christian, Aumsville, OR $275
-January Ewe Lambs (8 head avg. $265.63):
1)Green River Farms, CA to Cardoza’s Diamond C Ranch, Los
Gatos, CA $450
2)Stony Point Ranch, CA to Bridgette Eldridge, Winters CA $200
3)Green River Farms, CA to Jessica Gamel, Stevinson, CA $300
4)Mindy Gibson, MO to Finney Land & Livestock, Buhl, ID $225
5)Superior Farms, OK to 5D Polled Dorsets, Perkins, OK $350
6)Paradigm Dorsets, CA to Camille Gordon, Citrus Heights, CA
$200
-Spring Ewe Lambs (2 head avg. $250):
1)Millers Livestock, OR to Kinsey Rau, Chico, CA $300
2)Klampe Polled Dorsets, OR to Greg Ahart, Truckee, CA $200
HORNED
DORSETS
-Yearling Rams
(2 head avg.
$525):
1)Grand & Senior
Champion:
Cassell Horned
Dorsets. VA to
Lazy 54 FarmHeather Look,
Hubbard, OR
$700
2)Monte Forster,
OR to Coyote
Acres, Fawcett,
AB, Canada $350
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Res. Champ. Horned Ram - Early Fall Lamb
Ewephoric Horned Dorsets, Shafter, CA
Best Headed Horned Dorset Ram
HU Ranch, Roseburg, OR
-Early Fall Ram Lamb (1 head avg. $950):
1)Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion: Ewephoric
Horned Dorsets, CA to Thiels King Settlement Farm, Norwich, NY
$950
-Late Fall Ram Lambs (2 head avg. $300):
1)Reserve Junior Champion Ram: HU Ranch, OR to Clear
Skies Sheep Co., Bonners Ferry, ID $275
2)HU Ranch, OR to Odle Sisters, Shedd, OR $325
-December Ram Lamb (1 head avg. $1000):
1)Junior Champion: Ewephoric Horned Dorsets, CA to Joe Crill
& Family, Rochester, IN $1000
1)Grand & Senior Champion: Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to
Ridge Betts, Felton, DE $2650
2)Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion: Cassell
Horned Dorsets, VA to D. Lance Carter, Bakersfield, CA $1500
3)Ewephoric Horned Dorsets, CA to Johanna DeJoria, Newburg,
OR $1500
4)HU Ranch, OR to Thiels King Settlement, Norwich, NY $400
5)Monte Forster, OR to Thiels King Settlement, Norwich, NY $575
6)HU Ranch, OR to Thiels King Settlement, Norwich, NY $450
-Slick Shorn Yearling Ewes (2 head avg. $512.50):
1)Ewephoric Horned Dorsets, CA to Jean Shaw, Waverly, IA $600
2)Monte Forster, OR to Houfe Dorsets, Milton, WI $425
-Early Fall Ewe Lamb (1 head avg. $600):
1)Ewephoric Horned Dorsets, CA to Christina Shotts, DeGraff,
Res. Champ. Horned Ewe - Yearling
Champion Horned Ewe - Yearling
OH $600
-Late Fall Ewe Lambs (2 head avg. $675):
1)Junior Champion: Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to Lazy 54
Farm-Heather Look, Hubbard, OR $1100
2)Ewephoric Horned Dorsets, CA to Greg Ahart, Truckee, CA
$250
-Slick Shorn Fall Ewe Lamb (1 head avg. $250):
1)Ewephoric Horned Dorsets, CA to Greg Ahart, Truckee, CA
$250
-January Ewe Lamb (1 head avg. $650):
1)Reserve Junior Champion: Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to
Lazy 54 Farm-Heather Look, Hubbard, OR $650
WETHER SIRES & DAMS
-Yearling Ram (1 head avg. $200):
1)Reserve Grand Champion: Griffith Dorsets, WY to Donald
Whitworth, Dixon, CA $200
1)Reserve Grand Champion: Griffith Dorsets, WY to Janet
Tullock, Ramona, CA $400
2)Griffith Dorsets, WY to Greg Ahart, Truckee, CA $375
-Fall Ewe Lambs (2 head avg. $362.50):
1)Champion: UC Davis, CA to Janet Tullock, Ramona, CA $400
2)UC Davis, CA to Cathy Bartels, Prineville, OR $325
-December Ewe Lamb (1 head avg. $225):
1)UC Davis, CA to Kinsey Rau, Chico, CA $225
Best Headed Horned Dorset Ewe
Monte Forster, Tangent, OR
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Champion Dorset Wether Sire - Yearling
Griffith Dorsets, Pavillion, WY
Champion Dorset Wether Dam - Fall Lamb
UC Cal Davis, Davis, CA
-Spring Ewe Lamb (1 head avg. $275):
1)UC Davis, CA to Tyler Dietz, Merced, CA
$275
7 LOTS GROSSED $2,200.00
AVERAGING $314.29
Midwest Stud Ram Sale
June 26, 2009
Sedalia, Missouri
POLLED DORSETS
-Yearling Rams (2 head avg. $600):
1)Flinchum Polled Dorsets, CO to Johnston
Dorsets, Morris, MN $750
2)Spilde Dorsets, Stoughton, WI to Andy Woods, Baylis, IL $450
-Early Fall Ram Lambs (8 head avg. $803.13):
1)Grand & Senior Champion: Ram & Ewe Farm, OH to Paul &
Nancy Wissinger, Sinking Spring, PA $3200
2)Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion: Pine Ridge
Dorsets, PA to Merhoff Dorsets, Ponca City, OK $750
3)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to Johnson Brothers, Hillsboro, OH $350
4)Riverwood Farms, OH to Jonathan Albright, Rock City, IL $500
5)Chapman Sheep Farms, MI to Tracy Sample, Annapolis, MO
$400
6)McCarthy Dorsets, OH to Pikeside Farm-The Poitras Family,
Brimfield, MA $850
-Late Fall Ram Lambs (6 head avg. $641.67):
1)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to URI Foundation, Kingston, RI $700
2)Ram & Ewe Farm, OH to Levi & David Moore Family, Kirksville,
MO $1400
3)Dew Drop Farms, MN to Arndt Acres, Norwood, MN $550
4)Mindy Gibson, MO to Bradley Baral, Bunker Hill, KS $350
5)Flinchum Polled Dorsets, CO to Dan Johnson, Russell, MN
$550
1)Junior Champion: McCarthy Dorsets, OH to Fruechte Family
Dorsets, Estelline, SD $650
2)Reserve Junior Champion: Riverwood Farms, OH to Lee
Donald Olson, New Virginia, IA $800
3)Cedar Lane Farms, WI to Shane Lobdell, Lena, IL $600
4)Riverwood Farms, OH to Matthew Frost, Reeds, MO $725
5)5D Polled Dorsets, OK to Nicole Johannes, Carthage, MO $250
6)Lien Dorsets, WI to Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL $650
7)Superior Farms, OK to Shannon Jesse, Thompson, MO $450
8)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to Shannon Jesse, Thompson, MO $275
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-February Ram Lambs (8 head avg. $309.38):
1)Ram & Ewe Farm, OH to Kriss Hiltz, Berwick,NS, Canada $400
2)Sugarloaf Dorsets, MN to Green River Farms, Davis, CA $250
3)McCarthy Dorsets, OH to Lee Donald Olson, New Virginia, IA
$550
4)Superior Farms, OK to Larosh-Davison, Wichita, KS $375
5)Riverwood Farms, OH to Michael Menke, West Point,IA $225
-March Ram Lamb (1 head avg. $200):
1)Millennium Farms, IN to John Fought, Carlisle, PA $200
-Slick Shorn Spring Ram Lamb (1 head avg. $275):
1)Oklahoma State Univ., OK to Mueller Family, Monroe, NE $275
1)Grand & Senior Champion: Riverwood Farms, OH to Superior
Farms, Yukon, OK $4750
2)Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion: Lauden Acres,
PA to Ethan Hodel, Maroa, IL $1000
3)Lauden Acres, PA to Riverwood Farms, Powell, OH $1800
5)Riverwood Farms, OH to Nelson Dorsets, Eaton, CO $2100
6)Gene & Marci Sanford, MN to Donker’s Dorsets, Faribault, MN
$750
7)Superior Farms, OK to Riverwood Farms, Powell, OH $1600
8)Pine Ridge Farms, PA to Nelson Dorsets, Eaton, CO $1000
9)Lauden Acres, PA to Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL $600
10)Riverwood Farms, OH to Spilde Brothers, Stoughton, WI $900
11)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Shelby Gean, Halls, TN $900
12)Lauden Acres, PA to Arlin Peterson, Houston, MN $475
13)Riverwood Farms, OH to Marvin Koerper, Geneseo, IL $750
14)Sugarloaf Dorsets, MN to Meyer Hampshires, Arenzville, IL
$350
15)Superior Farms, OK to Charles Hammon III, Halls, TN $350
-Slick Shorn Yearling Ewe (1 head avg. $725):
1)Superior Farms, OK to Mueller Family, Monroe, NE $725
-Early Fall Ewe Lambs (25 head avg. $595):
1)Dew Drop Farms, MN to Homestead Farm, Fort Lupton, CO
$1500
2)Twin Oaks Dorsets, OH to Superior Farms, OK $2600
3)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Superior Farms, OK $650
4)Spilde Dorsets, WI to Andrew Cordray, IL $1500
5)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Nelson Dorsets, Eaton, CO $550
6)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to Green River Farms, Davis, CA $700
7)Riverwood Farms, OH to Sugarloaf Dorsets, Pipestone, MN
$1000
8)Sugarloaf Dorsets, MN to Johnston Dorsets, Morris, MN $350
9)Wolkow Family, SD to Fruechte Family Dorsets, Estelline, SD
Champion Polled Dorset Ram - Early Fall
Ram & Ewe Farm, South Solon, OH
$350
10)Van Bair Farms, PA to Trent, Kyler & Macey Langvardt,
Chapman, KS $350
11)McCarthy Dorsets, OH to William Thompson, Andrews, TX
$475
12)Lauden Acres, PA to J & K Dorsets, Shelbyville, MO$450
13)Superior Farms, OK to William Thompson, Andrews, TX $250
14)Chapman Sheep Farm, MI to John & Ross Sparrow, Ulman,
MO $225
15)Egan Dorsets, WI to Casey Smith, Mt. Gilead, OH $300
other high sellers:
17)Riverwood Farms, OH to Ethan Hodel, Maroa, IL $1200
-Late Fall Ewe Lambs (13 head avg. $386.54):
1)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to Marvin Koerper, Geneseo, IL $900
3)Dew Drop Farms, MN to Austin Kuhring, Dieterich, IL $600
4)Van Bair Farms, PA to Meyer Hampshires, Arenzville, IL $400
5)Riverwood Farms, OH to Grant Cole, Ulster, PA $400
other high sellers:
10)Riverwood Farms, OH to Purple Ribbon Farms, Arcola, IL
$625
-Slick Shorn Fall Ewe Lambs (2 head avg. $187.50):
1)DeVries Dorsets, IL to Christine Ebert, St. George, KS $200
2)DeVries Dorsets, IL to John & Ross Sparrow, Ulman, MO $175
-January Ewe Lambs (17 head avg. $358.62):
1)Reserve Junior Champion: 5D Polled Dorsets, OK to
Riverwood Farms, Powell, OH $700
2)Lien Dorsets, WI to Andrew Cordray, Belvidere, IL $450
3)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to Fruechte Family Dorsets, SD $375
4)Twin Oaks Dorsets, OH to Nelson Dorsets, Eaton, CO $700
5)McCarthy Dorsets, OH to Lee Donald Olson, New Virginia, IA
$700
6)Wolkow Family, SD to Lake Breeze Dorsets, Port Washington,
Wi $500
7)5D Polled Dorsets, OK to Aaron Crome, Marshall,IL $375
8)Pine Ridge Dorsets, PA to Turner Show Stock, Van Alystyne,
TX $325
9)Millennium Farms, IN to West Family Sheep, Huntsville, TN
$275
10)Superior Farms, OK to Lake Breeze Farms, Port Washington,
WI $425
-February Ewe Lambs (14 head avg. $457.14):
1)Junior Champion: Ram & Ewe Farm, OH to Purple Ribbon
Farms, Arcola, IL $1650
2)Superior Farms, OK to Sidney DeVries, Freeport, IL $750
Champion Polled Dorset Ewe - Yearling
Riverwood Farm, Powell, OH
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3)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to Sidney DeVries,
Freeport, IL $400
4)Prairie Lane Farm, MO to Kara McCarthy,
Sycamore, OH $625
5)Prairie Lane Farm, MO to Lauralee Martin,
Chandler, OK $625
6)5D Polled Dorsets, OK to J & K Dorsets,
Shelbyville, MO $200
7)Paul & Nancy Wissinger, PA to Willow
Manor Farms, Palmerton, PA $500
8)Mithoefer Dorsets, IN to Kyle Sappington,
Queen City, MO $200
-March Ewe Lambs (2 head avg. $312.50):
1)Superior Farms, OK to Shannon Jesse,
Thompson, MO $425
2)Millennium Farms, IN to Turner Show
Stock, Van Alystine, TX $200
-Slick Shorn Spring Ewe Lambs (2
head avg. $400):
1)Maple Hollow Farm, PA to Broken B
Farms, Milan, MO $400
2)Maple Hollow Farm, PA to Broken B
Farms, Milan, MO $400
139 LOTS GROSSED $75,075.00
AVERAGING $540.11
HORNED DORSETS
-Yearling Rams (2 head avg. $312.50):
1)Champion: Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to
Coyote Acres, Fawcett, AB, Canada $375
2)Reserve Champion: Rick Grimme, IN to
Britton Francis, Paris, MO $250
-Fall Ram Lambs (3 head avg. $183.33):
1)Patoka Valley Sheep, IN to McPhee Full
Bloom Farm, Stewartsville, MO $200
2)Old Chester Farm, OH to McPhee Full
Bloom Farm, Stewartsville, MO $200
3)Galleher Horned Dorsets, OH to Candy
Lutz, West Salem OH $150
-Spring Ram Lambs (3 head avg. $183.33):
1)Rick Grimme, IN to Britton Francis, Paris,
MO $200
2)Lance Thompson, OH to Candy Lutz, West
Salem, OH $200
3)Rick Grimme, IN to McPhee Full Bloom
Farm, Stewartsville, MO $150
1)Reserve Champion: Galleher Horned
Dorsets, OH to Paul Cassell, Wytheville, VA
$700
2)Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to Willow Manor Farm, Palmerton,
PA $1200
3)Galleher Horned Dorsets, OH to Britton Francis,Paris, MO $375
-Fall Ewe Lambs (7 head avg. $300):
1)Old Chester Farm OH to Melvin Stewart, Marysville, OH $300
2)Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to Britton Francis, Paris, MO $550
3)Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to Melvin Stewart, Marysville, OH
$300
4)Patoka Valley Sheep, IN to Melvin Stewart, Marysville, OH $250
5)Patoka Valley Sheep, IN to Melvin Stewart, Marysville, OH $300
-Early Spring Ewe Lambs (3 head avg. $858.33):
1)Champion: Cassell Horned Dorsets, VA to Keegan Padgett,
Kirklin, IN $2000
2)Monte Forster, OR to Paul Cassell, Wytheville, VA $300
3)Galleher Horned Dorsets, OH to Brandon O’Dell, Spencerville,
OH $275
-Late Spring Ewe
Lambs (3 head avg.
$450):
1)Cassell Horned
Dorsets, VA to Fred
Ansolabehere,
Bakersfield, CA $850
2)Cassell Horned
Dorsets, CA to Melvin
Stewart, Marysville,
OH $300
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$10,025.00
AVERAGING
Champion Horned Dorset Ewe - Early Spring
$417.71
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DORSET WETHER SIRES & DAMS
-Yearling Rams (4 head avg. $293.75):
1)Star Dust Sheep Farm to Boehm Dorsets, Racine, MN $300
2)Piper Club Lambs to Arlin Peterson, Houston, MN $300
3)Nathan Dorsets to Jeff & Kerri Ebert, St. George, KS $275
4)Muhlenkamp Club Lambs to Arlin Peterson, Houston, MN $300
-Fall Ram Lambs (5 head avg. $235):
1)Hauger Club Lambs to Mueller Family, Monroe, NE $250
2)Piper Club Lambs to William Thompson, Andrews, TX $275
3)GT Dorsets to Kyle Crosby, Roachdale, IN $250
1)Sidwell Show Sheep to Stuart Cole Speck, Lohn, TX $1150
2)Slack Club Lambs to Triple D Sheep, Merced, CA $2150
3)Hewlett Club Lambs to Balfanz Farms, Waterford, WI $1150
4)Slack Club Lambs to Gunter Club Lambs, Grimsley, TN $1000
5)RSO Livestock to Ashlyn Beckmann, Fredericksburg, TX $350
6)Taylor Made Club Lambs to Amber Savoie, Cut Off, LA $375
7)Enfield Club Lambs to Jeff & Kerri Ebert, St. George, KS $225
8)GT Dorsets to Guy McKean, Stoneboro, PA $250
other high sellers:
12)Daniels Club Lambs to Triple G Livestock, Keota, IA $900
-February Ram Lambs (13 head avg. $734.62):
1)Champion: Hewlett Club Lambs to Piper Family, McQuinley
Club Lambs & Daniels Club Lambs, Connersville, IN $2200
2)Slack Club Lambs to Boehm Dorsets, Racine, MN $1300
3)Taylor Made Club Lambs to Griffith Dorsets,Pavillion,WY $2100
4)Sidwell Show Sheep to Jeff & Kerri Ebert, St. George, KS $800
5)Star Dust Sheep
Farm to Trent, Kyler &
Macey Langvardt,
Chapman, KS $425
6)Hewlett Club Lambs
to Aaron Meyer,
Marengo, IA $700
7)Hauger Club Lambs
to Franz Farms,
Bingham, MN $400
-March Ram Lambs
(6 head avg.
$1170.83):
1)Reserve
Champion: Slack
Club Lambs to Kathy
Kauffman, Oldham,
Champion Dorset Wether Sire - February
SD $1100
Hewlett Club Lambs, Independence, KS
2)Clair Club Lambs to
Heisdorffer Dorsets,
Sigourney, IA $3100
3)McKinney Club
Lambs to Sunshine
Farm, Wright City, OK
$1400
4)Myers Club Lambs
to Jeff & Kerri Ebert,
St. George, KS $450
5)Hauger Club Lambs
to Fisher Club Lambs,
Wilder, ID $700
-Yearling Ewes (3
head avg. $708.33):
1)Taylor Made Show
Lambs to Joe
Champion Dorset Wether Dam - February Brammer, Seaman,
Myers Club Lambs, Rushsylvania, OH
OH $900
2)Amyx Sheep Farm to William Show Lambs, Mabel, MN $1000
-Fall Ewe Lambs (2 head avg. $175):
1)Double A Farm, to Donnie Hamilton, West Liberty, OH $200
2)Double A Farm to Audra Slay, Five Points, AL $150
-January Ewe Lambs (10 head avg. $840):
1)Sidwell Show Sheep to Cross Creek Club Lambs,
Gnadunhutten, OH $1000
2)Star Dust Sheep to Fisher Club Lambs, Wilder, ID $1600
3)Hewlett Club Lambs to Stuart Cole Speck, Lohn TX $2300
4)Daniels CLub Lambs to Fisher Club Lambs, Wilder, ID $500
5)Amyx Sheep Farm to Turner Show Stock, VanAlystine, TX
$675
6)Enfield Club Lambs to Balfanz Farms, Waterford, WI $450
7)Daniels Club Lambs to Karen Robbins, Folsom, LA $900
-February Ewe Lambs (17 head avg. $685.29):
1)Champion: Myers Club Lambs to Bamberg Dorsets, Crescent,
OK $1000
2)Piper Club Lambs to Austin Hicks, Stillwater, OK $1000
3)Star Dust Sheep Farm to Lester Lucas, Johnson, KS $1000
4)Sidwell Show Sheep to Cross Creek Club Lambs,
Gnadunhutten, OH $1300
5)Leonard Club Lambs to Joe Brammer, Seaman, OH $400
6)Taylor Made Show Lambs to Trent, Kyler & Macey Langvardt,
Chapman, KS $400
7)Sidwell Show Sheep to Northern Oklahoma College, Tonkawa,
OK $800
8)Taylor Made Show Lambs to Fisher Club Lambs,Wilder,ID $500
9)Daniels C.L. to Dogwood Hills Farm, Rosewood, MS $800
other high sellers:
14)Boehm Club Lambs to Curtis Hewlett,Independence,KS $1800
-March Ewe Lambs (8 head avg. $1168.75):
1)Reserve Champion: 1)Clair Club Lambs to Clay Elliot,
Calumet, OK $2250
2)Wasteney Club Lambs to Clay Elliot, Calumet, OK $3200
3)Bowers Dorsets to Terry Pencil, Brighton, CO $1600
4)Star Dust Sheep Farm to Fisher Club Lambs, Wilder, ID $400
5)Taylor Made Show Lambs to Fisher Club Lambs, Wilder, ID
$1000
-April Ewe Lamb (1 head avg. $600);
1)Leonard Club Lambs to Bamberg Dorsets, Crescent, OK $600
New England Sale
July 18, 2009
West Springfield, Massachusetts
POLLED DORSETS
-Champion Ram: Southfield, Corporation, MA to Nancy
Wetherbee, Sherman, CT $400
-Reserve Champion Ram: Troy Longenecker, PA to Barb
Szenpetery, West Salem, OH $150
-Champion Ewe: Olivia Waggoner, PA to Dillon Brady,
Goffstown, NH $750
-Reserve Champion Ewe: Rachael Gately, CT to Jeff Jordan,
Chichester, NH $375
HORNED DORSETS
-Champion Ram: Jade Zimmerman, PA to John Fought, Carlisle,
PA $200
-Champion Ewe: Thomas Walsh, ME to Jade Zimmerman,
Reinholds, PA $425
-Reserve Champion Ewe: Thomas Walsh, ME to Paul Cassell,
Wytheville, VA $425
-High Selling Ewe: Thomas Walsh, ME to Patoka Valley Sheep,
IN $875
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The
Continental
Dorset Club, inc
Debra Hopkins, Secretary
P.O. Box 506
North Scituate, RI 02857
No return service requested
2009
2 009 DORSET EWE LAMB FUTURITY
BREEDER NOMINATORS
SPILDE BROTHERS, STOUGHTON, WI
RIVERWOOD FARM, POWELL, OH
SUPERIOR FARMS, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
CASSELL HORNED DORSETS, WYTHEVILLE, VA
OLIVIA WAGGONER, EAST BERLIN, PA
SAYLOR TWIN OAKS, BELLE CENTER, OH
MITHOEFER DORSETS, LAFAYETTE, IN
MIKE & WENDY VAN WAGNER, DAUPHIN, PA
MCCARTHY POLLED DORSETS, SYCAMORE, OH
WOLKOW POLLED DORSETS, DESMET, SD
SARAH SHULTZ-GEHRING, CENTRALIA, MO
LAUDEN ACRES, DALMATIA, PA
MINDY GIBSON, HOUSTONIA, MO
CORDRAY DORSETS, BELVIDERE, IL
RAM & EWE FARM, SOUTH SOLON, OH
ISAIAH BAUCK, NEW YORK MILLS, MN
HAVEN POINT DORSETS, VOLANT, PA
KRISTINA REPASKY, PRIOR LAKE, MN
RICK KLAMPE, JEFFERSON, OR
LANCE THOMPSON, CARROLLTON, OH
JOHN FLINCHUM, LONGMONT, CO
SCHWARTZ HORNED DORSETS, SPENCERVILLE, OH
5D POLLED DORSETS, MORRISON, OK
EWEPHORIC HORNED DORSETS, SHAFTER, CA
H. F. SANFORD & SONS, FARIBAULT, MN
SUGARLOAF DORSETS, PIPESTONE, MN
MARVIN KOERPER, GENESEO, IL
PURPLE RIBBON FARM, ARCOLA, IL
GREEN RIVER FARMS, DAVIS, CA
CEDAR LANE FARM, MANAWA, WI
WOODLAND DORSETS, BELLE CENTER, OH
GALLEHER HORNED DORSETS, MT. GILEAD, OH
SQUIRES HORNED DORSETS, CHESTERVILLE, OH
MCDANIEL HORNED DORSETS, ARLINGTON, IN
THOMAS WALSH, NORTH BERWICK, ME
SOUTHFIELD CORPORATION, SOUTHFIELD, MA
STEP AHEAD DORSETS, GILSON, IL
GRACE MURPHY, PLYMOUTH, IN
LAROSH-DAVISON DORSETS, WICHITA, KS
ROBERT & LINDA HIGHFIELD & FAMILY, WASH. CH, OH
MARK & DEBORAH BELL & FAMILY, CASSTOWN, OH
BRIAN & MELANIE BARKLEY, MANNS CHOICE, PA
D. JOEL PARKER, EDINBURG, IN
MAKAYLA SHAFFNER, ANNAPOLIS, IL
MARK IUNGHUHN & FAMILY, PRINCETON, IN
KARIN PETERSON, LEYDEN, MA
FREITAS/BIANCHI, OAKDALE, CA
MONA LISA PETTERSSON, BOTHELL, WA
DUSTY RINCKER, STEWARDSON, IL
KIM ROOT & FAMILY, CARROLL, OH
A. THORNSBROUGH, WEST LEBANON, IN
POYNTER SHEEP FARM, PARIS, IL
DANIELS FAMILY DORSETS, FORRESTON, IL
HAYES DORSETS, FORRESTON, IL
KENNETH WAGNER, PETALUMA, CA
TRENT, CRUZ & OLIVIA NICHOLS, HARRODSBURG, KY
MAUREEN LIEN & DAUGHTERS, CAMBRIDGE, WI
KENDRICK DORSETS, VERMONT, IL
RACHAEL GATELY, SOMERS, CT
HAROLD & LINDA TYSON, KEMPTON, PA
KEVIN WHITMER, BRADFORD, OH
RICK GRIMME, SHARPSVILLE, IN
JENNIFFER OBERHOLZTER, EAST EARL, PA
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!!

Fall 2009 Issue - Continental Dorset Club

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