Ridgeview Farms - Definite Difference XII

Ridgeview Farm Bob & Jami Goble

Definite Difference X11 Sunday, October 13, 2013 - 12 p.m. (est) At the Farm - Alto, Michigan

Ridgeview Farm

11630-100th Street Alto MI 49302 jami@ridgeviewfarm-goble.com

Bob & Jami Goble

Bob’s cell # 616-299-8681 Jami’s cell # 616-366-6533 Vince’s cell # 616-558-1892 www.ridgeviewfarm-goble.com

Family Traditions.

They are essential in our lifestyle and we work hard to maintain them, as well as instill the idea of beliefs into our children.

My family’s biggest radiation every year is Definite Difference. It has been our project for 12 years, and we aren’t slowing down yet. This event is so much more to us than a sale, it is a time to catch up with our customers and showcase everything that we have been working at over the past year.

As soon as Hailey, Max, Grant and Nolan get home from our County Fair, we launch right into the catalog and pictures. At least it’s a break from those show cattle right? It is so important to us to get our children involved, because even after 12 years of putting this on, we are still learning, and it is the perfect opportunity for the kids to learn too. Because farming isn’t just a hobby for our family, it is our life. Saying that we “Eat, Sleep and Breathe Farming” is by no means an understatement.

Once school starts back up, we get into our routine. The kids head off for a day of learning, and Jami and I work from sun up to sun down. When the kids get home they get straight to homework and chores, seems like the work never ends around here. One of our favorite family times is our weekly Bonfire in the back yard. It’s our time to unwind, catch up with each other and enjoy our children. Family Tradition.

Once again, we have a great group of consignors with a strong set of cattle coming to Definite Difference again this year Goble Cattle Co., Cutlers Little Farm, Harris Creek Herefords, Cottonwood Springs Farm, Parks Farm, Rollins Herefords, and Decker Farms have all selected from the top of their herds to bring quite an offering for your evaluation. Top notch pedigrees, second to none management, they are cattle with big futures from reputable breeders.

Our offering in Definite Difference 12, with the exception of one, are all first calf heifers, raising outstanding calves with long, bright futures ahead of them. The calves are from leading genetics from across the continent. We bring the best, and we stand behind our cattle 100%.

To our friends and families, thanks for your support and friendships, it makes what we do so much more fulfilling. Big thanks to Vince Fischer once again for all his hard work. We would not be standing tall without you.

Hope to see everyone on Saturday afternoon for fellowship and a big steak dinner, Bob

Definite Difference XII

Sunday October 13, 2013 * 12 p.m. (est) Bob’s cell (616) 299-8681 Jami’s cell (616) 366-6533 Vince Fischer cell (616) 558-1892

View video of our sale cattle online at Cattle In Motion -Videos up on Sept. 9th Pre register for Live Bidding www.cattleinmotion.com

Sale Staff Cody Lowderman*auctioneer........(309) 313-2171 Dale Stith*auctioneer...........(918) 760-1550 John Meents*AHA/HW.....................(419) 306-7480 Monte Lowderman*Lowderman Cattle Co...(309) 255-0110 Lou Ellen Harr*J&L Cattle Services....(419) 685-0549 Dustin Layton*Layton Marketing Service...(405) 464-2455 Gene Steiner*Steiner Auctions.....(513) 616-4086 Mike Sorensen*Livestock Plus......(641)745-7949 Acknowledgements Vince Fischer ......(616) 558-1892 Bull Creek Vet Clinic..... Veterinarians Don Birk........Photography Jami Goble......Sale Book

Cattle Viewing & Social 3-7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12,2013 Come enjoy Beef with us.

Terms and Conditions:

Sale Date & Time: Sunday, October 13 2013 12 p.m... (est) Location: At the farm in Alto MI. I-96 west towards Grand Rapids, Exit 52 ( HWY 50) south to 100th Street, west 1/2 mile on North side Sale Day Phone: * Bob’s cell 616-299-8681 Terms: Cash or check.

Registration Certificates: It is the buyer’s responsibilty to provide seller with the correct name and address for transfer of animal.

EPD’s: EPD’s given are most current Liability: Each animal will be the buyer’s responsibility as soon as it is sold, but will be cared for a reasonable length of time.

Normal precautions will be taken for each animal.

Guarantee: The cattle will sell in accordance to the recommended terms and conditions of the American Hereford Assn Trucking: We will help arrange trucking at the least possible cost to central drop off points, trucking expense will be pre-paid at time of settlement.

Transfers: Cattle will not be transferred until paid in full.

Health: Proper health papers will be available. Brucellosis Free and Whole Herd TB tested.

AI Certificates: Any female that is mated to an AI sire not owned by Ridgeview Farm will not have an AI certificate provided.

Insurance: Insurance will be available through Harding and Harding.

Lunch: Lunch will be provided on Sale Day. Bids: The auctioneer in charge will have final say in regards to all final bids. We hope everyone can attend, but for those who cannot may contact Bob, Dale or any other sale staff.

Air Travel: Grand Rapids airport is less then 30 minutes from the farm. If you need pick up arrangements please let Jami know.

Accommodations: Please contact Jami for a reservation. jami@ridgeviewfarm-goble.com *616-366-6533 cell Sale Book Material: Statements made from the auction block precede any written material.

Genetic Defects: All cattle are free of genetic defects recognized by the American Hereford Assn. as of October 13, 2013.

Lot Lot11A

Terms to be announced.

His dam was a prior lot one in our sale. She is a beautiful female with a perfect udder and conformation. This son of Denver champion Trust is stout built, short marked, fully pigmented and loaded with eye appeal. He is sound footed and athletic. He will sire performance sons and super productive daughters.

Birth weight 82 lbs.

Co-owned with Cutler’s Little Farm.

NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W Service Sire of Lot 1 & 2

BPH 714 Right Serenade 066X Dam of Lot 1

LOT 2

Lot 2

Terms to be announced.

This lad could be really special. He has a mom that is pure brood cow. She has that massive rib shape, a near perfect udder, breeds quickly and has a pedigree that has withstood time. This calf is super fronted, heavy muscled, long bodied and sound. The cow power wrapped up here will breed true and his daughters will be herd builders. Birth weight 88 lbs.

Co-owned with Cutler’s Little Farm.

RVP 122L It’s a Wrap et 1107W Dam of Lot 2

Lot 3A

LCC 14T Dream Catcher 9173 Lot 3

Bred June 9th to STAR Bright Expectations 33Y et / Safe in calf A super performance, stout son of Denver Supreme champion About Time who sired both horned champions in Denver this past January. This calf has tremendous extension from end to end. He is long, correct and really stylish. This calf will add style and market appeal to your calf crop.

He is a twin with a birth weight of 68 lbs. Dehorned.

This is one productive milk cow bred by our friends at Lowderman Cattle Co. If you like them long jet fronted then you will love this awesome calf raiser.

LotLot 4 3

CSF 8203 Chey 1206 Lot 4

Bred July 4th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y / Safe in calf If you want one that is going to grow then buy this guy. He has performance bred in top and bottom and his look shows it. His dam side incorporates some of the finest in Line One Hereford genetics.

Birth weight 82 lbs.

This female has been everything we expected. She is easy doing, fertile, a great calf raiser while doing it all on low inputs. This kind will keep us all in business.

Co-owned with Cutler’s Little Farm.

Lot 4A

Lot 5

Bred June 4th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y / Safe in Calf A female we should not sell and do not plan on selling her son.

This is a powerfully bred maternal package and qualified to be the dam of a herd sire for us. Her calf will be his sire’s replacement as we lost Kilowatts this year. The Shrek cattle have been popular for over ten years and will be for many more.

No guesswork with this Cecil and Jeff Jordan bred cow.

Lot 4

Reference Sire: GOBLE ACE 238A Kilowatts replacement / 2013 calf of Lot 5

Lot 6

LOT 6A

Bred Apr. 25th to BOYD World Wide 9050et / Safe in calf A dark red, heavy muscled Kilowatt son that will sire those show steers. He is double bred Kilo and traces to one of Joan’s favorite cows 227S. Birth weight 80 lbs. He should be heifer acceptable. Co-owned with Cutler’s Little Farm.

A dark red, red eyed cow by the old popular and proven Online. Not many more opportunities to purchase his daughters. Lots of maternal qualities with this cow.

JPF GOBLE Ms K Z216 $12,000 full sib to Lot 7

LOT 7

JPF Ms Mal 5w - Dam of Lot 7 A full sister sold for $12,000 to Rollins Herefords in our 2012 sale. We just had to keep his mom as she is one of John’s favorites. It is easy to see why the way she produces. Buy this calf and count on super replacement females.

Birth weight 80. Owned with John Parks Farm

Lot 8

LOT 8A

Bred April 4th to NJW 73S W18 Hometown 10Y/ Safe in calf This should be one good breeding bull. He is super long, balanced, smooth and correct. He is short marked, pigmented and his genotype indicates he will leave a power packed set of females. Kilowatts daughters have great uddders and check out this guy’s young mom. Birth weight 74 lbs We love this young cow bred by Albin Farms in Illinois. She is sweet fronted, deep bodied, has a neat hip and leg to go with her beautiful udder. She is full of cow power when you study the donor dams in her pedigree. Boomtown Girl P416 is a full sister to the famed bull P606. Meredith 284F was a super donor for The Oaks Farm in Georgia. FMC Fergs Pride did a great job for Star Lake. All this makes for predictable genetics.

LOT 9

LAKE 002 Kilowatts 104S - Sire to Lot 8A

Bred June 19th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y / Safe in calf Our only daughter of the popular sire “Tank 45P” and a true cowman’s kind of cow. She is super big bodied and easy fleshing to go with a near perfect udder. Her dam’s side is loaded with proven Victor genetics from the South’s best herds. This type of female will keep us in the cattle business.

LOT 9A LOT 10

Bred April 22nd to PHH PCC 818 True Grit 0002/ Safe in calf From a phenotype standpoint many will say this is the best cow in the sale.............and she may be. It is difficult to make one any better looking. She came to us from Lamb Brothers Beef but her pedigree combines many of North America’s well known herds. I was asked recently “what is a great one?”

My opinion it is the ones you make that way and this one has that potential and more.

Lot 11

LOT 11A LOT 9

Bred April 5th to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W et/ Safe in calf

Look at her EPDs, pedigree for maternal and the way mom milks then buy this top shelf cow prospect. Birth weight 70 lbs. This moderate frame cow from our friends at J&L Cattle in Ohio may be the most efficient cow in the herd. She just simply knows how to come to work prepared to get the job done. For students of pedigrees she has a very unique combination of genetics from Neil Trask breeding with Rupert 0590 & WYO 2B to linebred Boomer 29F...........all bulls that left the industry with better momma cows.

LOT 12

Bred May 30th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y/ Safe in calf Our only Worldwide selling but what a sweet prospect. She also is the optimum tool for maintaining or lowering birth weight. These cattle are becoming more and more popular as breeders sample this sire. The wet daughters at Grassy Run and Boyd Beef only add confidence that they will work. Birth weight 82lbs We are certain all will like this one. She was Haley’s show heifer and now at the very top of all our brood cows. Her grandmother 1036 was our foundation cow at Ridgeview and produced for us until almost 20 years old.

When you evaluate this pair there is so much to like. Miranda is a future donor if we know anything at all

LOT 12A

BOYD World Wide 9050 et Sire of Lot 12A

LOT 13

LOT 13A

Bred April 26th to AH JDH Cracker Jack 26U et/ Safe in calf This is sweet prospect whether you are looking for that junior heifer or cow prospect. She has style and eye appeal in a correct package. As an added bonus she sports a top set of EPDs. Birth weight 70 lbs All will love this attractive John Parks two year old that calved at 22 months. She is picture of form and function in a perfect package with a great heifer calf. Owned with John Parks Farm

LOT 14

Bred May 13th to GO 3196 Advance S109/ Safe in calf Just like her sister lot 13 this lady is loaded with eye appeal. She is young and productive looking. These Advisor females have all the right pieces to breed forever.

Owned with John Parks Farm

LOT 15

LOT 15A

Bred April 1st to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W / Safe in calf It sounds like a broken record but these Kilowatt heifer calves will be such nice brood cows. This one has a powerful built mom bred by Lamb Brothers. We are so proud of the job these two years are doing. Birth weight 74 lbs Here is another home run producer that does it on very little feed. Her pedigree has generations of longevity bred in and genetics that have withstood all the trends in the marketplace. She is fault free.

LOT 16

LOT 16A

Bred April 10th to NJW 73S W18 Hometown 10Y / Safe in Calf If you like them long, stout, a little heavier bone and really pretty then this is the one for you. She has extra gas in her tank. Birth weight 77lbs This girl is built much the same as the lot 15 cow. She has all the economic attributes we need whether in the purebred or commerical business. You will like her pigment, dark color and big body.

LOT 17

Bred April 8th to RVP STAR 533P Can-Am 57U et/ Safe in calf Oh my what a sharp pretty front end to match a perfect udder.

This girl is double bred TOP MSU MS 15G 8619, the donor for Jim Herman and family that made such an impact on their program and Star Lake. You won’t have to worry about her ability to raise her calf well.

Owned with John Parks Farm

LOT 18A

LAKE Lady 225U - Dam of Lot 18

Bred May 30th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y/ Safe in Calf Check this one out as she may be the sleeper. She is choke fronted, square made, super attractive and has a sweet disposition. Her genetics indicate she will be there when the time comes. Birth weight 70 lbs. A daughter of the very popular Topp Herefords sire Tundra 8R. Not many more of them around and the time is now to capitalize on this proven unit. She traces to the great Elm-Lodge donor Roxwood Charity 10C.

LOT 19A

Bred April 2nd to AH JDH Cracker Jack 26U et/ Safe in calf A sale feature and rightfully so. This could be our top heifer calf and she has the mother to back her up. This gal is so long, balanced, sound made and soggy.

She is the kind that can show, win and then produce at the top. She was our display heifer calf at our May sale. Birth weight 68 lbs.

Start the sale.........and she might! Hard to fault this one’s pedigree, conformation or production. We are not surprised as she is a descendant of what we considered our great donor Dominette 4026. This cow family just didn’t have bad ones. Owned with Rollins Herefords

LOT 19

LOT 20A

Bred on Aug. 1 to NS LAKES Kilo 002 / Exposed to GOBLE Lifeline 214W This is such a nice patterned heifer with all the pieces in the right places.

She will be easy for a junior to show and then should breed really well.

Birth weight 70lbs This Green Meadow Farm female is sired by one of the under used bulls of our breed. He left such a productive set of cows for all who used him. Gayla Y103 is typical of their calf raising ability.

She will make you money.

Lot 21A

Bred May 25th to STAR Brite Expectations33Y / Safe in Calf The cowboys should like this long fronted, bold sprung prospect. She comes from a family of milk and performance. Looking at her indicates she will carry on the family tradition. Birth weight 73lbs It is hard to argue with the job this young two year old did. She will be low maintenance and bring in a fat one each year. Her pedigree is laced with several “stars of the breed�.

LOT 22A

Bred June 9th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y/ Safe in calf Showtime! Balanced is the best word to describe this fancy prospect both in phenotype and her EPD profile. We can’t emphasize enough the importance of structural correctness when looking for these junior heifers. This one will be able to show herself. Birth weight 74 lbs.

May just be the soggiest made cow in the sale. Remember you buy them for what they can produce and it’s hard to argue with her coupon. She is also positive for all carcass traits for those who are interested. She will be a buy.

LOT 22

LOT 23

Bred may 11th to LCC 2T Long Drive 3Y et / Safe in Calf

NS LAKE Kilo 002 Sire of Lot 23

Bred April 8th to NJW 73S M326Trust 100W et / Safe in Calf

This will be a 3 in 1 investment package. It is hard to have a better udder than this pretty fronted lady. She is double bred Kilo and from one of our foundation cow families Jane X8. Birth weight 87 lbs.

This is one of the youngest calves and the only one sired by Grassy Run’s quality sire 520X who is a full brother to the famed Victor 719T. Birth weight 89lbs You will love the length of body and front on this pretty uddered daughter of the very popular Genex sire Revolution 4R. She has super data and years of production ahead of her.

LOT 24

TH 122 71I Victor 520Xet Sire of Lot 24A

LOT 25A

Bred April 27th to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W et/ Safe in Calf This one is all girl. You will love her femininity and broodiness. She is the kind that can sneak up on you in the show ring and then standout in the cow pasture. Birth weight 70lbs Please be attentive on this cow.

She may have as much potential for long term return as any offered.

Her genetics are an interesting combination of maternal and growth genetics that give her an advantage in the production arena. Oh yeah and I forgot to mention she is high quality besides.

LOT 25

Bred May 30th to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y/ Safe in calf This is a grand daughter of MSU Pearl 67G who was a most successful and popular donor for Whaley Polled Herefords in Georgia and DeShazer Cattle in Texas.

We can recommend any of these young cows that were bred by Mark Brescher at Green Meadow Farms. His program is production driven

Exposed to GOBLE LifeLine 214W Another young two year old that calved long before her second birthday. Fertility may be as valuable a trait as we have. This one combines some of MSU and Journigan Ranch’s best breeding.

TH 122 71l Victor 719T Famed sire of Lots 28A, 30A, 33A, and 36

GMF PH Ms Git R U810 Maternal Sib to Lot 28

Bred July 8th STAR Brite Expectations 33Y/ Safe in calf These females by 719T are valuable property across North America as cows. He may be the most heavily used A.I. sire in North America.

Note she is one of the youngest selling. Birth weight 88lbs Here is a descendant of a great breeding cow family Gayle 39N. She settled on first A.I. service to calve at two years old just as one would want. She is doing a nice job on her baby while taking care of herself. Pretty much what we want them all to do.

LOT 29A

Bred April 4th to NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W / Safe in calf As you can see from her photos Kilowatts has done it again. Stay alert and take advantage of his daughters selling. We lost him and therefore will have limited availability in the future. They do make sweet cows.

Birth weight 76lbs You have to admire the job this female is doing.

She calved early and is putting her all into her calf. These Rox’s Gunner cows have been very pleasing

LOT 30

Bred May 6th to KJ HVH 33N Redeem 485T et Safe in calf This 719T should be valuable property as a two year old. Study her mom and imagine this girl looking like that. This entire pedigree has market acceptance.

Birth weight 78 lbs This is a beautifully constructed young two year old in a moderate size package. She is over the top when it comes to eye appeal and cosmetics. Some pay lots for all this “make up”. Here it will come at no extra charge.

GOBLE Aces N Eights 321W - Sire of Lot 31

GOBLE Homegrown 213X Materinal Brother to Lot 31

Bred Aug. 15th to GOBLE LifeLine 214W * A sister to herd sire Homegrown who was lot one in an earlier sale. Her dam is a productive unit we bought from Stone Ridge Manor in Pennsylvania. She was sold in our May sale and went back home to Gettysburg. Lots of milk in this family.

LOT Lot 3233

Bred June 4th to STAR TRF Battle Chief 356P / Safe in calf This Eastside bred unit is big bodied and soggy made. She is sired by a popular Ward Ranch bull that now works the herd of Notchy Creek Farm in Tennessee. This cow is low input which creates more opportunities for profit at sale time.

CLF GCC Stockling Y212 Max’s show heifer and 3/4 sister to Lot 33

Bred June 14 to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y/ Safe in calf A broken record but 719T’s have long term value. Study the EPD profile on this one and imagine the income potential she will have as a producing unit.

When you study her mom you will understand the possibilities here. Birth weight 75lbs Regardless of how good a photo shoot we have we always have at least one disappointment..........here she is! She just would not play ball with us and could have taken the best photo of the day.

This is truly one of the highest quality individuals in this sale and she will be easy to spot.

Lot 33A

STAR TRF Battle Chief 356P et Sire of Lot 33

LOT 34

LOT 35

GMF Ms Gay Y111 et Dam of Lot 36

This is a rugged made easy feeding prospect that will just get better and better. Birth weight 91 lbs.

If you like them thick, deep and looking like a cow then this girl is for you. She should have one of the heaviest weaning weights in the offering. Our experience with heifers like this is that they are some of the most beautiful two year olds when calved out. Birth weight 92 lbs

All this girl has to do is grow up and look like mom then all will love her. Her genetics tell us she will be a front pasture female.

Birth weight 70 lbs

LOT 37

Wow we don’t know where to start. A daughter of the immortal Online and so young. Her cow family has been one of our best income producers for many years.

A full sister to this heifer sold in our 2011 sale for $20,000. Her grandmother was our first Junior National champion and famed donor.

Her dam 6019 is also the dam of herd sire Ace N Eights and now works for Lowderman Cattle Co. This heifer has unlimited potential.

Birth weight 85 lbs

LAKE Lavern 210M Donor Grandmother of Lot 37 Sold in 2002 - Definite Difference II

GOBLE Miss Online 217Y $20,000 full sister to Lot 37 Sold in 2011 - Definite Difference X

LOT 38 De-scurred This daughter of Trust is pure cow prospect. The first daughters of Trust are everything one would want and more. This one is built to last and will be a sweet fronted, big rib, grass converting machine. We also expect that near perfect udder when she calves.

Birth weight 86lbs. Owned with Decker Farms

Church View Total Lady 517W Dam of Lot 38 -Sold in Definite Difference X

LOT 39 This one has that real long sleek front and square hip. She is bred a little different on the dam side which makes for an outcross pedigree for us. We truly expect this gal to just get better and better. Birth weight 90 lbs Owned by Goble Cattle Co.

LOT 40

A big time sale feature and one we are not sure why we are selling. She is kid broke, bred A.I. and darn sure good. This is the kind of female that makes us proud to be a Hereford breeder. Investment time!

Bred May 11th to AH JDH Cracker Jack 26U et /Safe in calf

LOT 41 We tried to offer a cross section of our bred yearlings. This lady looks like a cow and comes with the proper cosmetics and documentation. Loads of future with heifers like this.

Bred May 4th to LAKE 002 Kilowatts 104S/ Safe in Calf

A very short marked, big volumed heifer sired by national Champion Bright Future. Her dam is a donor at Kegley Farms in Wisconsin, she is long bodied with a ton of power. This is a cow prospect with a bright future ahead of her.

Exposed to GOBLE LifeLine 214W

A paternal sister to lot 32. This heifer was raised by our friends Jay and Shelly Stull in Maryland but she is a descendant of one of our original donor dams Kylie 4J. We know this heifer has the potential to be a top end producer Exposed to GOBLE LifeLine 214W

Junior Rewards

AWARD LEVEL Junior Jackpot

Grand Champion***$100 Res. Grand Champion***$75

County Fair Level

Grand Champion****$250 Res. Grand Champion***$100

State Fair Level

Grand Champion****$500 Res. Grand Champion***$250

AHA Regional Junior Show Grand Champion****$1000 Res. Grand Champion***$750

Junior National Hereford Expo Grand Champion***$2,500 Res. Grand Champion***$1,500 Division Champion***$1,000 Res. Division Champion***$500 Class winner***$250

Horned A heifer from the Perks program in Illinois. Her sire is a high performance son of Victor 719T and her dam is from a strong line of Perks breeding.

Bred May 21st to LAKE 002 Kilowatts 104S / Safe in Calf

Reward Rules

1. Awards are given to heifers, bulls and steers.

2. Junior must provide Ridgeview Farm with the show photo, show results (name and place of show) along with award won. Ridgeview Farm will not chase down photos, it is up to the junior to provide the photo in order to receive credit.

3. A junior may win one award per level per animal.

4. All photos must be to Ridgeview Farm

by Aug. 1, if your fair is laterarrangements must be made prior to Aug. 1.

5. Rewards will be given as credit in next years sale.

LOT 45

Max’s show heifers that we should be keeping but they have to pay their bills too. She is absolutely a beautiful female that is typical of the quality sired by Ace N Eights.

The men at Plum River Ranch should be proud of this one.

Bred May 12th to MSU TCF Revolution 4R

LOT 46 Elm-Lodge is noted for producing those sweet, productive cows. This one will follow in that tradition when she comes into production. Her sire was their selection in the Denver sale and he has bred really well for them. Her dam is a top producing female from the well known Mohican program in Ohio.

Exposed to GOBLE LifeLine 214W

Goble Cattle Co. Max Goble*Grant Goble*Nolan Goble

LOT 47

We are not sure we know how to get them any better than this. She is super easy on the eye, has the genetics to hit home runs, the data to attract even the most discriminate buyers and the performance to back it all up. We want our best in the sale or we would just calve her and then charge even more for her. Birth weight 80 lbs

LCC 19D Mary’s Little Ann 8129 Dam of Lot 47

LOT 48

STAR one Star E Nite 332W et Dam of Lot 48

Bred April 25th to KJ HVH 33N Redeem 485T et / Safe in Calf We just love this two year old and think you will too. She is made just right, bred in the purple and milks like a Jersey. Her cow family is noted for champions and production. Ginger Gal 511P was champion at an earlier Junior National and Remitall Ginger 23G was one of the most successful donors in the history of the Star Lake program.

Lot 49 Lot 49A

Bred May 25th to STAR TRF Battle Chief 356P et / Safe in Calf We think you will like this sassy short marked upheaded baby. She has the look to wear a show halter well.

Birth weight 74 lbs We don’t have many Cam-Am daughters in production but just like the folks at River Valley in Canada we love the ones we have.

Study the udder and functional traits of this young cow. She can bring lots to a program and work forever. Her mom isn’t shabby either with cattle like Carla 35J and Wyo 2B in her pedigree.

Lot 50 Kilowatts Sired Steer

Bred June 14 to STAR TRF Battle Chief 356P et/ Safe in Calf This cow is sired by the proven and popular M326 who also is the sire of Trust. She is functional, always in good rig and requires little to no maintenance

LOT 50

We have never sold a better one. Her dam was our best cow and produced daughters that sold to DelHawk and Hansen’s Double G. This one is her best yet. She is competitive, sound, eye appealing and has unlimited potential in the show ring and pasture. Birth weight 75 lbs

Fischer 002 Maddie 301P Dam of Lot 51

LOT 52

This zipper fronted show prospect is super extended from end to end. She is another member of the great Dominette 4026 cow family. The Dominette 218N is a Ridgeview donor and super cow.

This one should really breed well. Birth weight 84 lbs

LOT 53

CLF GCC Good Lookin W223 Dam of Lot 53

A functional two year old with a great udder and big steer calf. She is putting her all into her work and has pounds at side to prove it.

LOT 54

Bred June 31st to STAR Brite Expectations 33Y/ Safe in Calf This pair can put you in the Hereford business in a hurry. Both this calf and her mom are super high quality well bred individuals from a power cow family.

Give this heifer a close look because we think you will appreciate her quality.

Birth weight 70lbs If a picture is worth a thousand words then who can tell what this female may be worth. She is one of the reasons why ole Battle Chief is still roaming around Ridgeview. We have trouble finding a fault when analyzing this cow. Sure hate to see her go.

LOT 54A

GMF PH Ms Git R Done U810 Dam of Lot 54

Nancy & Tim Keilty 6192 S. French Rd Cedar MI 49621 * (231)228-6578 Chad Braden (517)204-7756 www.cottonwoodspringsfarm.com

LOT 55

This is the first Longdrive to be born on the Farm, and what a way to start. If you want to be competitive next year, look no further, she will be.

3102 has the backing of one of our best Online daughters, that has not missed yet. Add the great 244 and 56N on the top side and you can see it’s bred into her. Style, muscle and soundness what a great combination.

CSF 18U Olivia 2102 Grand Champion female at the Indiana State Fair Purchased in our 2012 sale by The Ramsey Family

LOT 56 A stout December heifer that is at the top of her class. 2120’s dam is a Sooner daughter, that is as consistent as they come, and has earned her way into the Donor pen.

Perfect Timing has produced exactly how we thought with easy births, vigor and growth. Function, pedigree and EPD’s that fit todays industry.

LOT 57

A rock solid 2 year old that has out done herself with her first calf. Beautiful udder and milk flow on this female that goes back to the great maternal bull Sooner.

Y208 was AI’ed to H BK CCC SR Game Changer ET on 5-8 and then Pasture exposed to LCC 2T Longdrive 3Y from 5-10 to 8-1.

A very complete January heifer out of the proven MSU BR Hallmark 25H. Proven pedigree and functional traits make this heifer a wise investment.

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The Only Brite Expectations to Sell!!!

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LAST: this is a perfect spot for this only Brite Expectations sired calf in the sale. In May they were very well excepted. The Brite Expectations have great cosmetics, are thick with lots of eye appeal. This young lassie comes from generations of Ridgeview breeding. Her dam was a show heifer out of a show heifer Julia 31S, who was reserve division in Louisville. Julie has a lot of performance, will have a great udder design and mothering abilities. One of the true features with a great show look, classy and sassy describes this heifer.

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