September 2021
INSIDE: NY State Show Results Looking Back with Barrie All-NY Entry Forms
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CONTENTS Departments
(USPS 382-940) (ISSN 0279-8611) Official Publication of the New York Holstein Association
Volume 76
No. 6 September 2021
Published monthly except February, April, August, and November, 1st of each month. News and advertising forms close 25 days in advance of publication date. Livestock advertising rates upon request. Melissa Hart, Editor PO Box 10 Dryden, NY 13053 Phone: 517-398-1957 farm.writer@hotmail.com NYHA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Jason Pullis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315-794-6737 1st Vice President Beth Keene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 607-345-0031 2nd Vice President Jason Lloyd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 518-231-1731 Secretary Chelsea Hanselman . . . . . . . . . . . 607-437-5866 Treasurer Betsey Gerber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 607-237-7288 Cam Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Harkenrider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curtis Nolan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Junior Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Executive Manager’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 NYHA President’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Obituary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Index to Advertisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Features Looking Back with Barrie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 New York State Holstein Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Running Low on Eartags? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 New York State Red & White Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 New York State Junior Holstein Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 New York State Junior Red & White Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 Cattaraugus County Holstein Club Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Eastern New York Holstein Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 O-H-M Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Chenango County Holstein Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 All-NY Red & White Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 All-NY Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 & 32
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The New York State Holstein Show did not disappoint as one of the strongest shows in the country. Judge Callum McKinven excitedly gave a high five to Adam Liddle as he named Liddleholme Resur Lu-ET Grand Champion of the show. Roll-N-View Jacoby Emery-ET was named Intermediate and Grand Champion of the Junior show and was in the capable hands of Caitlin Bennett. See all the results starting on page 16.
From the Editor With the camera to my face in the middle of the ring, they announced the winner of the 150,000-pound class at the New York State Holstein show, Liddleholme Resur Lu-ET. The crowd let out a whoop and a holler and applause grew as one of New York’s favorite cows had made it back to the show ring and confirmed her spot in the champion drive. I quickly walked back to my computer as my throat began to tighten after witnessing a crowd of Holstein enthusiasts express their appreciation for one of their hometown heros. MELISSA HART When the cows came back out for Senior Champion, Lu was pulled out and stood as pretty as a picture while Callum McKinven deliberated his decision. Like a magnet, he was drawn to Lu and when he tapped her as Senior Champion, I knew he would probably take her all the way to Grand-- and he did. A cow with a following is a sentimental rush. Add in her beautiful ring presence and her timeless charm and you’ve got a cow with a faithful fan base. We know she won’t last forever and in the coming years, her age begin to show, but in the eyes of dairymen from the registered purist to the commercial realist, Ole Lu will continue to be known for her balance, style and undeniable quality. The moment Judge McKinven made her his Grand Champion, all was right in the world in Greenwich, New York. And in the present culture, we needed that. I have no idea where Lu will be in the coming weeks, but on August 9th, she as the queen of the day and will continue to hold her place in the court of New York’s finest bred and owned. Complete results from the state show can be found beginning on page 16, along with the county shows from around the state. And don’t miss out on Looking Back with Barrie on page 8! The next issue is the World Dairy Expo issue! Make sure your farm is included in this special edition that will be distributed in Madison, Wisconsin! Contact me at 517-398-1957 or email farm. writer@hotmail.com to save your spot!
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We have officially moved and our mailing address has changed. Please send all mail to PO Box 10, Dryden NY 13053.
2021 All-NY Contest and 2021 All-NY Red & White Forms can be found on pages 30, 31 and 32. Deadline is November 15th, 2021!
The mission of the NY Holstein Association is to promote and add value to our breeders and members through events and activities, and build a strong fraternity of individuals with a passion for NY Holsteins. Chelsea Hanselman Executive Manager Cell: 607-437-5866 - Office: 607-273-7591 Email: chanselman@nyholsteins.com Stacie Sherman - Office Assistant Email: ssherman@nyholsteins.com www.nyholsteinevents.com
State Office: Street Address: 2085 Dryden Rd., Freeville, NY Mail: PO Box 10, Dryden, NY 13053 Ph: 607-273-7591 - Fax: 607-273-7612 Melissa Hart - Editor 517-398-1957 Email: Farm.writer@hotmail.com NYN September 2021 - 5
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Looking Back With Barrie DREAMSTREET CLASSIFICATION AND THE COLOMBIA EXPORT DEAL Barrie Potter of Syracuse enjoys reminiscing about his early years in the Registered Holstein business, influential cows, and those charismatic icons who kept the business colorful.
It was classification time at Dreamstreet, and at a normal operation this would be one stop at one farm. But Dreamstreet was different. There were roughly 1,000 head to get ready at 24 different farms, which required a team of fitters and one boss named Buddy. Buddy Flemming had hired the usual suspects: Potter, Cooner, Scott Turner, Jerry Young, Mark Crandall and Martha Seifert. “We would start clipping a good two weeks before classification and get one herd done in a day. I was the greenest one of the bunch,” Barrie remarked. “Of course, the Coach Lamp Inn was our home away from home.” Buddy liked to keep tabs on the clipping crew and would call the herd manager at each farm and see if the crew had arrived yet. When Cooner got wind of this, they started getting to the farm at 5 a.m. “Buddy would call the farm manager and ask, ‘Those guys show up yet?’ And when the farm manager said ‘Yes, they got here at 5 a.m.,’ Buddy was always surprised.” It took two classifiers to knock out the farms. They would score two herds in the morning and two in the afternoon. “We would wash four herds the day before, so when they scored they would look their best,” Barrie said. The last farm to score was always the Bond farm because that had the best set of cows. “After classification, Maggie Murphy would show up and we would spend a couple of days picturing all the new excellent cows. We would go to two or three spots to picture and bring the nearby cows to that spot.” Buddy liked this crew and wanted to keep them around for the summer, so he would hire them to do vacation milking for the employees who wanted some time off. “One of the guys came up to Cooner and said, ‘So, you guys are the vacation milkers?’ And Cooner gave him one of his business cards that said clipping and hoof trimming on it. Then he asked the guy: ‘Does that card say anything about vacation milking?’”
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TEAM C & P Details were not the forte of Team Cooner and Potter. When it came to moving cows from one farm to another or retrieving heifers from the heifer growers and placing them at the right farm, the books didn’t always balance. Barrie explained, “Dennis Lucas from Montana usually took care of moving cattle from one farm to another, but he went on vacation and Cooner and I had to do it. We had a list of cattle that we moved and then we turned the sheets into the office. “When Dennis got back from vacation, he said he had cattle he was still trying to locate because the sheets were filled out incorrectly.”
CATTLE TO COLOMBIA Dreamstreet, Ruann and Pinehurst all had cattle that were being exported to Colombia. Buddy called Barrie at 8 o’clock one night and said he had to go to the Newburgh airport (now New York Stewart International Airport) to take care of the export cattle. “I had just finished a long day working on the farms and didn’t have the chance to change clothes, so with the truck loaded with a milker pump and
The Delaware County Holstein Show Grand Champions from the 1981 NYHN.
some supplies that we needed to take care of 40 head of cattle, I got in and drove to Newburgh,” Barrie recalled. They arrived at midnight, took care of the cattle and got a room at a nearby motel. Returning to their motel the next day, they found someone else in their room. Buddy was fuming when he approached the front desk clerk and spotted his suitcase behind the counter. “The desk clerk called around and found a motel with a vacancy and, on the way out to the truck, Buddy threw the room key in the trash can and said, ‘It’ll be a cold day in Hell when I return that room key to them,’” Barrie said. Duncan Bellinger was in charge of the Colombia export deal. “Peter Coyne was working for Ruann at the time and he came with those cattle, and when the Dreamstreet cattle arrived, Cooner came too and brought some clean clothes for me. “We treated these cattle like they were our show string. We rinsed them down twice a day because it was really hot. By the time they boarded the plane for Colombia, they were in show shape and looked great.” After a few days off and a trip back home, Barrie went back to Dreamstreet and made ready to move into the Delaware County show and then on to the New York State Fair. At the Delaware County show, two herds took up one tent. Stalled head-to-head, Dreamstreet was on one side and Tyrbach Farm was on the other. George Morgan, the original owner of Dreamstreet, now owned Tyrbach and, according to Barrie, “It was an all-out war between the two farms. There was a lot of expensive cows and a whole lot of smack talk.” According to the show report submitted by Mrs. Herb Hait: Judge John Sullivan, LeRoy, NY, found that the competition was strong as 234 head of quality registered Holsteins paraded before him. Dreamstreet Holsteins, Walton, showed the Grand & Reserve Grand entries. Grayview Croquet Convincer, a wellbalanced individual with a beautiful udder, became the overall Champion of the day, with Cedar Crag Elevation Sungold named in the Reserve slot. The Shelton Merrett Memorial production trophy also went to Dreamstreet Holsteins to a cow named Schruppdale Astro Hoppie. Premier Breeder for the year was Dairysmith Farm, Franklin, the Donald Smith Family. Tyrbach Farm, Walton, NY, the George Morgan Holstein herd, received the Premier Exhibitor laurels. Best Udder of the show also went to Tyrbach Holsteins. Bedford Farms, Jefferson, exhibited the best animal bred by senior exhibitor with Relay Elevation Mermaid Mary. Incidentally, Cedar Crag Elevation Sungold was the winner of the dry 3- & 4-year-old class. She
We loaded straight trucks with cattle and took them over on the passenger ferry to Martha’s Vineyard for Seaside Dairy.
freshened again and she would try to anchor the New York State Fair string.
A DISCOVERY ON THE WAY TO MARTHA’S VINEYARD Another excursion with cattle took Barrie to a place he had never been, and has never been again since - Martha’s Vineyard. Seaside Dairy on Martha’s Vineyard had purchased about 60 head in the Dreamstreet Summer Dream Sale. They wanted to process their own milk and sell ice cream. So, at midnight, Buddy and his gang loaded up two straight trucks and a gooseneck and drove to Woodshole on Cape Cod to get on the passenger ferry. “But just before we loaded the trucks, Buddy asked if anyone wanted to have a beer. So, we did. One of the truckers was a young guy and was instructed by his boss, ‘Whatever you do, don’t tick Buddy off.’” When Buddy offered him a beer, he took it. Then when Buddy asked if he wanted a second beer, he said yes. “Buddy looked at him and said, ‘Oh no you won’t; this is serious business and these are expensive cattle.’” Barrie added, “They guy admitted later that he didn’t want the first beer, but he knew he wasn’t supposed to tick Buddy off, so he took it.” This trip to Martha’s Vineyard was also when he found out a little-known fact about Buddy: “He was awful nervous about getting on that boat and so that’s when I found out Buddy couldn’t swim.” They got the cattle settled in at Seaside Dairy and didn’t waste any time getting back to Walton. Barrie noted they had taken a cooler with them to Martha’s Vineyard and purchased some fresh lobster. “When we got back to the Coach Lamp, the cook fixed them for us - and we enjoyed a great dinner.” Next time: The New York State Fair and Madison
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Executive Manager’s
Report
And just like that another summer has come and gone. It seems like I blinked and August was gone. Despite it going so quickly it certainly
was a busy month. We started the month by moving the office from our previous space in Ithaca. We are officially moved into our new space in Freeville and are slowly getting things together. A huge thank you to Stacie Sherman for all of the time and effort spent packing and unpacking thingsthis move would not have been possible without her! Just a note for all- we are using a PO Box instead of having mail delivered directly to the new office. The physical address of the new space is 2085 Dryden Road in Freeville, but mail should be sent to PO Box 10, Dryden NY 13053. Directly after our move I headed to the Washington County Fairgrounds in Greenwich NY to kick off the 2021 New York Holstein State Show. For the second year in a row the quality of cattle exhibited was tremendous. Callum McKinven placed 297 cattle over the two-day show. Thank you to everyone who supported the show, whether it be by attending one of the show days or by exhibiting cattle. I truly enjoy being part of putting on a show that allows for family, friends, and fellow farmers to come together over a few days, making memories that will last forever. We were able to give out $7,500 in champion checks and almost $4,000 in cash prizes thanks to our generous sponsors. Thank you to the staff from the Washington County Fairgrounds and to all of those that volunteered their time to make the show possible. A special thank you to Jason Lloyd, Deb, Maci and Camryn Crothers, Barb Hanselman, Jason Pullis, Beth Keene, Ruth McCuin, Kate Gulley, Rick Welsh, Stacie Sherman and our National Holstein rep, Kennedy Crothers. Congratulations to all of those that were able to host a county show this summer and to those that exhibited. I was fortunate enough to get to several shows this summer and will be making it a goal to get to more next summer. Just a reminder, if you haven’t sent in your official placings from your show, please do. You can mail them to the office or email them to me. All-NY and the R&W All-NY forms are posted in this issue. The deadline for both is November 15, 2021. Winners will be announced at the 2022 convention. Speaking of convention, junior advisors and juniors, please start thinking about convention contests. It is 10 - NYN September 2021
How is it September already? Summer shows are over and school is here. Where did our summer go? I hope everyone had an amazing summer, including good times spent with friends and family, full of fun and laughter. To wrap up this summer, come join the New York Holstein Association Caitlyn VanDeusen at Ridgedale Farm in Sharon Springs on September 11th for the Summer Picnic. It will be a great time for everyone to come together. Along with the end of summer, an important thing to think about is convention. I know that convention seems a long way off, but it is just a few months away. Make sure to get a head start and don’t wait till the last minute to prepare for contests like dairy bowl or speeches, and make sure to get those DJM books started! Good luck to everyone as the school year and fall sports start. Hope to see you all at the Summer Picnic!
Dairy Dilemma Novice: What is the name of the gas that is produced by manure digesters and can be converted into electricity? Junior: In relation to animal health, what does the acronym ELISA stand for? Senior: What is the term used to describe the movement of nitrate through soils to groundwater? Novice: Methane Junior: Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay Senior: Leaching
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never too early to start practicing. DJM books will be due before you know it so start thinking about those as well! I hope to see you all at the “end of summer” picnic at Ridgedale- the Conard family has a great day planned for all and we will be doing the raffle calf drawing there. I hope you all have a bountiful Fall crop season and good luck to those showing at any of the Fall shows- I hope to see some of you there!
From The NYHA President By Jason Pullis
September, already. The summer has come and gone, and our county fairs and shows are about over. We always say, “Where does the time go?” but the fact is, there are still 168 hours in a week, just as there have always been. Time refuses to stand still - and the summer of 2021 was no exception. Here at New York Holstein, we have had a busy summer too. Chelsea has been up the road and down the road attending numerous county shows throughout New York. In early August she and Stacy moved our home office from the old digs on Hanshaw Road in Ithaca to a new, smaller space right on Route 13 just outside Dryden. You might ask why we would go through the hassle of moving fewer than 10 miles? With less staff using the space, we came to the conclusion that we needed less of it. With a smaller space comes a smaller rental cost, thus benefitting our bottom line. I haven’t been to our new office yet, but the pictures I have seen show a bright, open space with lots of natural sunlight and a feel that looks “homey.” Just a few days after orchestrating the office move, it was time for the second annual New York Summer Holstein Show in Greenwich. Probably the best word I can come up with to describe the show is “WOW.” If you were in the barns, at ringside or watching on the internet at home, you were probably amazed by the quality of cattle that New Yorkers brought out to the ring, class after class. As I was checking animals into the ring throughout the show, all I could wonder was how on Earth Judge Callum McKinven could sort them out. There was good after good, from the top to the bottom. Congratulations to all of the exhibitors for bringing their best to the show and for getting them to the ring in fine form! Fall shows including the Big E, Eastern National in Harrisburg and World Dairy Expo are right around the corner. If the show in Greenwich was any indication of how things will go this fall, New York exhibitors should be in fine form for the shows ahead. Best of luck to all exhibitors going forward. Shortly after the completion of the heifer show in Greenwich, I was walking around visiting with exhibitors when I received a text from good friend Deb Quackenbush. It occurred to me that she hadn’t been at the show that day, even though she had planned on attending. The text simply said: “We lost Pete today.” The Pete she was referring to was Peter DeBlock, a cousin of hers and another good friend of mine. At 78 years of age, his health wasn’t in tip-top shape, so his passing didn’t totally surprise me; however, there is a difference between not being surprised and still being
saddened by the loss of a friend. Pete was an ardent Holstein enthusiast and supporter. He lived in Fonda but was a lifelong member of the USO Holstein Club. He was a member of the Cornell Dairy Judging team while in college, spent a number of years serving his country in the U.S. Army and was a longtime member of the sales management team at the Backus organization. I first met Pete while in high school and, when I became Editor of the News in 2003, he became a regular caller and we visited almost weekly. He assisted me in writing tribute stories in the magazine for Dr. George Trimberger and Charles Backus after their deaths. Over time I began to look forward to those calls (usually on Mondays). Some weeks we would talk longer than others. Some days there was a deadline approaching or I was on the road, but that just made for more conversation the next time. He knew a lot of people and had a lot of time on his hands, so he was usually full of good stories about Holstein doings from today and yesteryear. As I changed jobs and eventually returned home to the farm, the conversations continued, sometimes not nearly as often as we would have liked. Pete loved the Holstein breed and always enjoyed dreaming about having an endless supply of funds and putting together the next great herd. The enthusiasm was always there - and that was something that I always admired about him. Life and its circumstances hadn’t always been kind to Pete, but he always made the best of it and never complained. Right up to our last conversation sometime in July, he was always looking forward to that next great opportunity to be in the Registered Holstein business. Many times during our conversations, he would insist he wanted me to speak at his funeral. He always said if I didn’t have anything to say, just get up and tell the audience when the next advertising deadline for the News was and call it good. I did attend his funeral with the intention of honoring his wishes, but the service was quite brief and the pastor never asked if anyone else wanted to share anything. One thing that the pastor did talk about was the fact that Pete would undoubtedly be free from his health burdens and be looking for all of the great cows as soon as he got to Heaven. Enjoy the show, my old friend - for you have earned your place at the ringside. And for those of you wondering, the advertising deadline for the October issue of the News will be September 10. Call Melissa today, and tell her that Jason and Pete sent you. NYN September 2021 - 11
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Obituary PETER S. DEBLOCK, JR.
Peter S. DeBlock, Jr. of Fonda passed away peacefully at his home on Sunday, August 8, 2021. Born on January 12, 1943, in Goshen NY, he was the son of the late Peter S. DeBlock, Sr. and Grace “Betty” (Sadler) DeBlock. Growing up on a dairy farm in New Hampton, NY, Pete joined the Creeden Hill 4-H Club at age 11 and showed his first calf at the Orange County Fair. This ignited in him a lifelong passion for registered Holstein dairy cattle. He was a lifetime member of both the National Holstein Friesian Association and the New York State Holstein Friesian Association. In high school he joined the FFA, was the chapter president, and was also Senior Class president of the Class of 1961, the first graduating class of Minisink Valley
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Central School. He also held offices in the New York State FFA and won the state public speaking contest. He graduated from Cornell University where he participated in the dairy judging team. Pete proudly served in the U. S. Army where he was stationed in Germany. He then worked for many years for the R. Austin Backus Cattle Auctioneers Co., Mexico NY until retiring due to disability. He was a member of the Saving Grace Baptist Church, Fonda. Pete was proud of his Dutch heritage and passionate about DeBlock family genealogy. A trip to Holland seeking out the birthplaces of the family was one of his cherished memories. He is survived his sister, Lois Knapp (Ted) of Gloversville; half-sister Patricia Brown, Saranac Lake NY; a special Aunt, Marge DeBlock; as well as nieces, nephews, cousins and many, many good friends. In lieu of flowers, Memorial Donations in Peters’ memory can be made to The Gideons International, PO Box 1103, Northville NY 12134; (https://www.gideons. org/donate), or the Holstein Foundation, PO Box 816, Brattleboro VT 05302. Condolences to the family may be made online by visiting the family’s page at www.agcolefuneralhome.com.
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Best Three Senior Females NY State Show 2021 From left: KR KB Cupid EX-93, 1st place 5-year-old – owned by Maple-Downs and Peter Vail KR Cr Dazzling VG-86, 2nd place Summer Jr 2 KR Monterey Dorothy EX-92, 3rd place 5-year-old
Kings-Ransom Cr Dazzling VG-86 1st Summer Jr 2, Tri-County 2nd NY State Show and best udder, Res Int Champ of Jr show PTA 3.20T 2.64 UC 2383 GTPI Dazzling is a Crushabull x Kings-Ransom Delta Destiny EX-92 2nd Dam Doorman Debonair EX-94 3rd Dam Dorcy Dextra EX-94 Dazzling’s June King Doc daughter is 3.78T and A2A2!
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NEW YORK STATE
Holstein Show August 8-9, 2021 – Greenwich, NY Judge: Callum McKinven, Quebec, CAN Total head shown: 217
Premier Breeder & Exhibitor Heifer - Reyncrest Farm Premier Breeder - Oakfield Corners Dairy Premier Exhibitor - Elmvue Farm Best Bred & Owned - Liddleholme Resur Lu-ET, Anthony Liddle Grand Champion - Liddleholme Resur Lu-ET, Anthony Liddle Reserve Grand Champion - McgarrFarms Solomon Zara, Jim Butler Senior Champion - Liddleholme Resur Lu-ET, Anthony Liddle Reserve Senior Champion - Rach Len Dundee Lilly, Eaton, Cates, Morrill, Zeh, Glamourview Farms Intermediate Champion - McgarrFarms Solomon Zara, Jim Butler Reserve Intermediate Champion Ernest-Anthony Temptation, Makayla Osinga Junior Champion - Cornerest Artist Meteor, Pat Conroy, Adam Clark, Jim Butler, Aaron Eaton Reserve Junior Champion Luncrest Delta Atlanta-2278, Luncrest Farm LLC, Jamie Black Lauren Nelson
Spring Heifer Calf (25) 1. MS Glamourview L Beyonce-ET, Eaton Holsteins F&D Borba 2. Reyncrest DLamba Lit Up, Reyncrest Farm 3. ZBW M Denver Serenity, Mason Ziemba 4. MS Warrior Regal-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 5. Rossdale Artist Snickers, Jackson Peters Winter Heifer Calf (28) 1. Luncrest Delta Atlanta-2278, Luncrest Farm LLC, Jamie Black Lauren Nelson 2. Reyncrest Ava Palm Bay, Reyncrest Farm 3. Driscoll Hill Look At Me ET, Glenn Mcneil Allen Vangorder 4. Kozy-Kountry USpice-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 5. Cash-al Artist Miley Cyrus, Chase & Alexis Cashell Fall Heifer Calf (24) 1. Ho-Craw DB Andromeda-ET, R. Shelby, Sandra Crawford, Maple Downs Farm II and Peter Vail 2. Reyncrest Denver Polly, Reyncrest Farm 3. Luncrest Handsome Art-2266, Luncrest Farm LLC and Hackett Holsteins
Grand & Senior Champion Liddleholme Resur Lu-ET 16 - NYN September 2021
4. Opsal Mad At Me-Red-ET, Emily Lampson 5. Creamcheese RPM Cheesecake, Eaton Holsteins, Brad Cates Summer Yearling (13) 1. Maple-Downs SDKCK Aurora-ET, Alexis Payne 2. Oakfield Warr Levity-Red-ET, Glamourview Farm, Eaton Holsteins 3. ODS Gebarten BKWD Alishia, Jacob & Hannah Coller & Sara Aldous 4. Reyncrest C Posh Spice, Mackenzie Reynolds 5. Kings-Ransom Tatoo Cookie-ET, Reyncrest Farm Spring Yearling (18) 1. Cornerest Artist Meteor, Joel Nelson 2. Reyncrest EX Limit-TW, Reyncrest Farm 3. Golden-Rose Lilygirl-Red-ET, Eaton Holsteins, Mike Heath 4. Petitclerc Denver Amber, Makenna Osinga 5. Golden-Oaks Master LeddyET, Eaton Holsteins, Pat Conroy, Clarkvalley
Reserve Grand and Intermediate Champion Mcgarr-Farms Solomon Zara
Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow (13) 1. Ernest-Anthony Temptation, Makayla Osinga 2. Cashells UN Cutie-RED-ET, Elmvue Farm 3. Liddleholme DM Precious-ET, Maple-Downs Farms And Duane Tillapaugh C/O Jason Lloyd 4. OCD Benefit Captain-ET, Molly and John Scoville 5. Lantland Unden Libby, Kirt, Jacob Menzi, And Mallory Rhodes Lantland
Grand Champion Open Show from left: Abby Rouland, Pat Conroy with Honorable Mention, Jim Butler with Reserve Grand, Adam Liddle with Grand Champion, Judge Callum McKinven, Pat McGarr, Sarah McGarr with Eoghan McGarr, NY Dairy Queen Shelby Benjamin, Katy Larmon.
Senior Champions Open Show from left: Abby Rouland, Pat Conroy with Reserve Senior Champion, Adam Liddle with Senior Champion, Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin, Katy Larmon.
Winter Yearling (9) 1. Reyncrest Doorman Greedy, Reyncrest Farm 2. Cashell’s Jordy Corona-red-ET, Brett Cowen 3. Elmvue Doorman Kinetic-ET, Elmvue Farm 4. Crystal-Star Avln Chanel, Mason Ziemba 5. MS Raps Ruby Red-ET, Eoghan Mcgarr
2. Kings-Ransom CR Dazzling-ET, Nate King 3. Mikelholm Jordy Rock On-Red, Emily Mikel 4. Lantland Jordy Sasha-Red, Kirt Menzi Jr. 5. Horizon Tatoo Tinder, Ariel Garland and Matt Campbell
Senior-Two-Year-Old-Cow (20) 1. Reyncrest Go For Gold-ET, Reyncrest Farm 2. OCD Crushable Sidekick-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy 3. Jacobs Unix Meli-ET, Elmvue Farm 4. Oakfield Solomon Sunset-ET, Anthony Liddle 5. Pineyvale Tatoo Blizzird, Lance Mcclure Junior-Three-Year-Old-Cow (9) 1. Mcgarr-Farms Solomon Zara, Jim Butler 2. Roll-N-View Jacoby Emery-ET, Caitlin Bennett 3. MS ABBA Amazing 2319-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy 4. Woodmansees DRMN Elsa-ET, Elmvue Farm 5. Jacobs Unix Marvel, Elmvue Farm Senior-Three-Year-Old-Cow (8) 1. Oakfield Gold Luck-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy 2. MS Nolan Absolute Gina, David Post, Michael Nolan Allen Mcclure 3. Jacobs Gold Chip Lizel-ET, Elmvue Farm 4. Eildon-Tweed Cynthia-ET, Hailee Liddle Blake Wadsworth 5. Ridgedale Raquel, Cyrus Conard
Fall Yearling (2) 1. Petitclerc Unix Salsa, Eaton Holsteins, Brad Cates 2. Yorkmont Arbor Lola-Red, Brent Perry Yearling In Milk (3) 1. N-Springhope Thunderbird, K & B Nedrow & Retso Holsteins 2. Gladtime-KVD America Sassy, Keenan Thygesen 3. Ms Andringas Flare-Red-ET, Justine Kelsey Summer-Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow (12) 1. Curr-Vale Awesome Addie-Red, Emma Currie
Junior Champions Open Show from left: Lexi Payne with Honorable Mention, Colleen Hackett with Reserve Junior Champion, Lauren Nelson with Junior Champion, Judge Callum McKinven, NY Queen Shelby Benjamin. NYN September 2021 - 17
Four-Year-Old-Cow (12) 1. Wil-O-Mar Diamndbk Rose-RED, Elmvue Farm 2. Sidbeauty Dmpsy Brittany-ET, Eaton Holsteins, Raymond Anthony 3. Windex Reginald Loyal-ET, Joshua Douglas 4. Oakfield Goldwyn Daisy-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy 5. Tusc-Vu Avalanche Cali, Isaac Folts Five-Year-Old-Cow (8) 1. Kings-Ransom KB Cupid-ET, MapleDowns Farms & Peter Vail 2. ZBW-Ziems ListenToMe-Red, Mason Ziemba 3. Kings-Ransom MNT Dorothy, Adam King 4. Vinbert Durbin Army, Hailee Liddle 5. Reyncrest Corvette Gracie, Reyncrest Farm
Intermediate Champions Open Show from left: Katy Larmon, Brian Carscadden with Honorable Mention, Evan Creek with Reserve Intermediate Champion, Jim Butler with Intermediate Champion, Judge Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
Aged-Cow (9) 1. Rach Len Dundee Lilly, Eaton, Cates, Morrill, Zeh, Glamourview Farms 2. Carpsview Armani Velvet-ET, Elmvue Farm 3. OCD Atwood Salsa Dancer-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy 4. Maple-Downs Armani Glamor, Maple Downs Farms II 5. D-Andrews Absolute Lush, Kirt Menzi Jr. 150,000lb Cow (4) 1. Liddleholme Resur Lu-ET, Anthony Liddle 2. Highcroft Absolute Lily-RED, Glamourview Farm, Eaton Holsteins 3. Eildon-Tweed Chapter 23-ET, Blake Wadsworth 4. Gillette Lauthority 2nd Run, Peter Vail & Retso Holsteins Junior-Best-Three-Females (3) 1. Reyncrest Farm 2. Reyncrest Farm 3. Luncrest Farm Llc
Intermediate Champions Open Show from left: Shelby Benjamin, Callum McKinven, Katy Larmon.
Produce of Dam (1) 1. Oakfield Corners Dairy Dam & Daughter (1) 1. Liddleholme Best-Three-Females (3) 1. Reyncrest Farm 2. Oakfield Corners Dairy 3. Oakfield Corners Dairy
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Futurity (8) 1. OCD Benefit Captain-ET, Molly & John Scoville 2. Jericho-Dairy Undenied Libby, Jacob Menzi, Kirt Menzi Jr., Mallory Rhoades 3. Mikelholm Jordy Rock On-Red, Emily Mikel 4. J-Foltz Doorman Hawaii, Issac Folts 5. Dwibet Solomon Kacee, Dwibet Farms
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Red & White Holstein Show August 8-9, 2021 Greenwich, NY – Judge: Callum McKinven, Quebec, CAN Total Head Shown: 147
Premier Breeder - Heifer Show Lilly Marshman Premier Exhibitor - Heifer Show Chloe and Claire Lamb Premier Breeder - Lilly Marshman Premier Exhibitor - Elmvue Farm Grand Champion - Wil-O-Mar Diamndbk Rose-RED, Elmvue Farm Reserve Grand Champion Coganados D Avianca-Red-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy Senior Champion - Wil-O-Mar Diamndbk Rose-RED, Elmvue Farm Reserve Senior Champion Coganados D Avianca-Red-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy Intermediate Champion - Hurcroft Awe Lillyann-Red, Oakfield Corners Dairy Reserve Intermediate Champion - REYNCREST DBACK CICI-RED, Reyncrest Farm Junior Champion - Oakfield WARR Levity-Red-ET, Glamourview Farm, Eaton Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion - KozyKountry USpice-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb Spring Heifer Calf (9) 1. MS Warrior Regal-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 2. Hittsong BL ABBY-red-et, Hailee Liddle
Grand Champion Wil-O-Mar Diamndbk Rose-RED
3. stan hol unstopabull clove-red, Cadem Stanton 4. Kamps-Rx Altd Arbormist-Red, Katelyn Jasmin 5. May-K-Mark Unst Sharmin-Red, Preston Peabody Winter Heifer Calf (9) 1. Kozy-Kountry USpice-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 2. Mikelholm Lamborgini-Red-ET, Emily Mikel 3. Scarlet-Summer Berry-Red, Preston Peabody 4. Moserdale Unstop Wreath-Red, Chase Snyder 5. Posthaven U Sassafras-ET, Dan Menendez & Andy Post Fall Heifer Calf (17) 1. Opsal Mad At Me-Red-ET, Emily Lampson 2. Oakfield warrior shine-red, Makayla Osinga 3. Tiger Lily Unst Riah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman 4. Future-Manor Twister-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 5. Oakfield Unstbll Lassi-Red, Oakfield Corners Dairy Summer Yearling (10) 1. Oakfield WARR Levity-Red-ET, Glamourview Farm, Eaton Holsteins 2. Curr-vale warrior Avery-red, Makayla Osinga 3. Eaton-GV Warrior Adele-Red, Gerritt Kerssies, Eaton Holsteins
Reserve Grand Champion Colganados D Avianca-Red-ET
4. Oakfield JR EllieMay-Red-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy 5. Tiger Lily Jordy Roe-Red, Lily Marshman Spring Yearling (5) 1. Golden-Rose Lilygirl-Red-ET, Eaton Holsteins, Mike Heath 2. BPD Unstopabull Alexa-ET, Kenyon Hill Farm 3. Fantasy-Found DBK Dozer-Red, Daniel Hosking 4. Ms ZBW Beach Party Stop-Red, K&B Ziemba & C, D & E Rigas 5. ZBW M Unst Listen Up-Red-ET, Duncan And Courtney Bailey Winter Yearling (2) 1. Cashells Jordy Corona-Red-ET, Brett Cowen 2. MS Raps Ruby Red-ET, Eoghan Mcgarr Fall Yearling (1) 1. Yorkmont Arbor Lola-Red, Brent Perry Yearling-In-Milk (1) 1. Ms Andringas Flare-Red-ET, Justine Kelsey Summer-Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow (6) 1. Curr-Vale Awesome Addie-Red, Emma Currie 2. Mikelholm Jordy Rock On-Red, Emily Mikel 3. Lantland Jordy Sasha-Red, Kirt Menzi Jr.
Honorable Mention Highcroft Absolute Lily-Red NYN September 2021 - 19
4. North-Effect AT Phoenix-Red, Dennis Snyder 5. Summit-Up Rager Corra-Red, Dereck Wood Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow (2) 1. Cashells UN Cutie-Red-ET, Elmvue Farm 2. LME Jordy Cousin-Red, Jacob Moore Senior-Two-Year-Old-Cow (4) 1. Reyncrest Dback CiCi-Red, Reyncrest Farm 2. Liddleholme Luver-Red-ET, Kennedy Crothers Anthony Liddle 3. Joleanna Ammo Mcfly-Red, Preston Peabody 4. HS-Hotstuff AN Spicy-RedET, Reyncrest Farm & Fly Higher Holsteins
Grand Champions Open Show from left: Katy Larmon, Shelby Benjamin, Aaron Eaton with Honorable Mention, Rick Allyn with Reserve Grand, Randy Frasier with Grand Champion, Callum McKinven, Abby Rouland.
Junior-Three-Year-Old-Cow (3) 1. Hurcroft Awe Lillyann-Red,Oakfield Corners Dairy 2. Tiger-Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman 3. Premier-View Awe Nancy-Red, Tyler Larmon Senior-Three-Year-Old-Cow (2) 1. Maiz-N-Blu Add Lucy-RED, Maple Downs Farms II 2. Yorkmont Zinger Ella-Red, Yorkmont Farm
Intermediate Champions Open Show from left: Kay Larmon, Lyndsay Yerina with Honorable Mention, Tyler Reynolds with Reserve Intermediate Champion, Chris Curtis with Intermediate Champion, Judge Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
Four-Year-Old-Cow (4) 1. Wil-O-Mar Diamndbk Rose-RED, Elmvue Farm 2. Shorebrook P-Butter-Red, Brad Cates, Steve Morill, Jack Zeh 3. Co-Vista Redburst Vixen-Red, Kirt Menzi Jr. 4. Rocklan-ZBW M Paris-Red, K&B Ziemba & C, D & E Rigas Five-Year-Old-Cow (3) 1. ZBW-Ziems ListenToMe-Red, Mason Ziemba 2. Fantasy-Found Luxury-Red, Elmvue Farm 3. North Star Acres Jelsht-Red, Karen LaBombard
Intermediate Champions Open Show from left: Shelby Benjamin, Judge Callum McKinven, Katy Larmon.
Aged-Cow (3) 1. Colganados D Avianca-Red-ET, Oakfield Corners Dairy 2. LME Armani Rascal-Red, Anthony Liddle 3. Futurama Redburst Hazel-Red, Mason Jamie-Lynn Ziemba, Helm 150,000lb Cow (2) 1. Highcroft Absolute Lily-Red, Glamourview Farm, Eaton Holsteins 2. Parkvue Absolute Rap-Red-ET, Cookiecutter Holsteins 20 - NYN September 2021
Junior Champion Open Show: Gabby Taylor, Caitlin Eaton with Honorable Mention, Chloe Lamb with Reserve Junior Champion, Jamie Black with Junior Champion, Shelby Benjamin, Judge Callum McKinven.
NEW YORK STATE
Holstein Junior Show August 8-9, 2021 – Greenwich, NY Judge: Callum McKinven, Quebec, CAN
Grand Champion - Roll-N-View Jacoby Emery-ET, Caitlin Bennett Reserve Grand Champion - Windex Reginald Loyal-ET, Joshua Douglas Senior Champion - Windex Reginald Loyal-ET, Joshua Douglas Reserve Senior Champion - ZBW-Ziems ListenToMeRed, Mason Ziemba Intermediate Champion - Roll-N-View Jacoby Emery-ET, Caitlin Bennett Reserve Intermediate Champion - Lantland Unden Libby, Kirt & Jacob Menzi, & Mallory Rhodes Lantland Junior Champion - Maple-Downs SDKCK Aurora-ET, Alexis Payne Reserve Junior Champion - ODS Gebarten BKWD Alishia, Jacob & Hannah Coller & Sara Aldous Spring Heifer Calf 1. ZBW M Denver Serenity, Mason Ziemba 2. MS Warrior Regal-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb Winter Heifer Calf 1. Kozy-Kountry USpice-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 2. Fireburger Master Magnific, Hannah Coller Fall Heifer Calf 1. Luncrest Black Rose 2251-ET, Noah MacDonald 2. Tiger Lily Unst Riah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman Summer Yearling 1. Maple-Downs SDKCK Aurora-ET, Alexis Payne 2. ODS Gebarten BKWD Alishia, Jacob & Hannah Coller & Sara Aldous
Grand Champions Junior Show from left: Abby Rouland, Katy Larmon, Mason Ziemba with Honorable Mention, Joshua Douglas with Reserve Grand, Caitlin Bennett with Grand Champion, Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
Spring Yearling 1. McGarr-Farms Unix Zany, Norah Mccarthy 2. J-Folts Awesome Halawa-ET, Isaac Folts Winter Yearling 1. Crystal-Star Avln Chanel, Mason Ziemba 2. Fairmont Doorman Soho-ET, Keenan Thygesen Yearling In Milk 1. Gladtime-KVD America Sassy, Keenan Thygesen Summer-Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. Kings-Ransom CR Dazzling-ET, Nate King. Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. Lantland Unden Libby, Kirt & Jacob Menzi, & Mallory Rhodes Lantland 2. Kings-Ransom MNT Cuddles-ET, Nate King Senior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. Pineyvale Tatoo Blizzird, Lance Mcclure 2. Petitclerc Avalanche Syrah-ET, Johnathan King Junior-Three-Year-Old-Cow 1. Roll-N-View Jacoby Emery-ET, Caitlin Bennett 2. Pineyvale Crush Robin, Kirt & Jacob Menzi, & Mallory Rhodes Lantland Senior-Three-Year-Old-Cow 1. Eildon-Tweed Cynthia-ET, Hailee Liddle & Blake Wadsworth 2. Oakfield Callen SanDiego, Jackson Peters Four-Year-Old-Cow 1. Windex Reginald Loyal-ET, Joshua Douglas 2. Tusc-Vu Avalanche Cali, Isaac Folts
Grand Champions Junior Show from left: Abby Rouland, Shelby Benjamin, Callum McKinven, Katy Larson. NYN September 2021 - 21
Senior Champions Junior Show from left: Abby Rouland, Katy Larmon, Blake Wadsworth with Honorable Mention, Mason Ziemba with Reserve Senior Champion, Joshua Douglas with Senior Champion, Judge Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
Intermediate Champions Junior Show from left: Katy Larmon, Blake Wadsworth with Honorable Mention, Nate King with Reserve Intermediate Champion, Caitlin Bennett with Intermediate Champion, Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
Five-Year-Old-Cow 1. ZBW-Ziems ListenToMe-Red, Mason Ziemba 2. Kings-Ransom MNT Dorothy, Adam King Aged-Cow 1. D-Andrews Absolute Lush, Kirt Menzi Jr. 2. Futurama Redburst Hazel-Red, Mason Helm & JamieLynn Ziemba 150,000lb Cow 1. Eildon-Tweed Chapter 23-ET, Blake Wadsworth Junior Champions Junior Show from Left: Gabby Taylor, Chloe Lamb with Honorable Mention, Hannah Coller, Sara Aldous with Reserve Junior Champion, Lexi Payne with Junior Champion, Judge Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
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NEW YORK STATE
Red & White Holstein Junior Show August 8-9, 2021 – Greenwich, NY Judge: Callum McKinven, Quebec, CAN
Grand Champion - ZBW-Ziems ListenToMe-Red, Mason Ziemba Reserve Grand Champion - Tiger-Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Senior Champion - ZBW-Ziems ListenToMe-Red, Mason Ziemba Reserve Senior Champion - Co-Vista Redburst VixenRed, Kirt Menzi Jr. Intermediate Champion - Tiger-Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Reserve Intermediate Champion - Lantland Jordy Sasha-Red, Kirt Menzi Jr. Junior Champion - Kozy-Kountry USpice-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb Reserve Junior Champion - Tiger Lily Unst Riah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman Spring Heifer Calf 1. MS Warrior Regal-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 2. Stan Hol Unstopabull Clove-Red, Cadem Stanton
Summer-Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. Lantland Jordy Sasha-Red, Kirt Menzi Jr. Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. LME Jordy Cousin-Red, Jacob Moore Senior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. Joleanna Ammo Mcfly-Red, Preston Peabody Junior-Three-Year-Old-Cow 1. Tiger-Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Four-Year-Old-Cow 1. Co-Vista Redburst Vixen-Red, Kirt Menzi Jr. Five-Year-Old-Cow 1. ZBW-Ziems ListenToMe-Red, Mason Ziemba Aged-Cow 1. Futurama Redburst Hazel-Red, Mason & Jamie-Lynn Ziemba, Helm
Winter Heifer Calf 1. Kozy-Kountry USpice-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb 2. Scarlet-Summer Berry-Red, Preston Peabody Fall Heifer Calf 1. Tiger Lily Unst Riah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman 2. Future-Manor Twister-Red-ET, Chloe & Claire Lamb Summer Yearling 1. Tiger Lily Jordy Roe-Red, Lily Marshman 2. Whittier-Farms Tricky-Red, Bradley Rowland Winter Yearling 1. MS Raps Ruby Red-ET, Eoghan Mcgarr Fall Yearling 1. Yorkmont Arbor Lola-Red, Brent Perry
Grand Champions Junior Show from left: Abby Rouland, Katy Larmon, Averie Brown with Honorable Mention, Lily Marshman with Reserve Grand, Mason Ziemba with Grand Champion, Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
Junior Champion Junior Show from left: Gabby Taylor, Claire Lamb with Honorable Mention, Lily Marshman with Reserve Junior Champion, Chloe Lamb with Junior Champion, Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin.
Senior Champions Junor Show from left: Abby Rouland, Katy Larmon, Caitlin Bennett with Honorable Mention, Averie Brown with Reserve Senior Champion, Mason Ziemba with Senior Champion, Callum McKinven, Shelby Benjamin. NYN September 2021 - 23
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ShowReports 2-Halocrest Hancock Carol, Howard Ivett & Country Ayre Farm LLC 3-Erin-Kine Mae, Erin-Kine Holsteins
Cattaraugus County Holstein Club Show August 3, 2021 60 Head Shown Judge: Shaun Merrill
Grand Champion Open Show Hott Mess M Happy Hour-TW, Hill, Neckers & Wisely Reserve Grand Champion Open Show ZBW Doc Privy, Hill, Neckers & Wisely Junior Champion Open Show Future Manor Twilyt-Red-ET, Blake Hill Reserve Junior Champion Open Show Yotpolis Tatoo De France, Nicholas Yotpolis Grand Champion Junior Show Hope-Acres McCutchen Prime, Calvin Dechow Reserve Grand Champion Junior Show Hope-Acres Kingboy Pass, Bridget Dechow Junior Champion Junior Show Future Manor Twilyt-Red-ET, Blake Hill Reserve Junior Champion Junior Show Barbland Reeve Violet-Red, Addyson Shawley Best Bred & Owned in Show Erin-Kine J Slater Selenium, Erin-Kine Holsteins Spring Calf 1-Yotpolis Tatoo De France, Nicholas Yotpolis 2-Yotpolis Unix TGIF, Nicholas Yotpolis 3-LBH Unix Tipper, Ashlyn & Sarah Harvey
Fall Calf 1-NHW Denver Astro, Lind, Hill, Pascarella & Neckers 2-Yotpolis ABA Target, Nicholas Yotpolis 3-My-Type Moovin South-Red-ET, Hill, Neckers & Wisely Summer Yearling 1-GFF-Hill-Shar Denvr Paisley, Hill, Neckers, Sharp & Wisely 2-Halocrest Crusha Sugar-TW, Howard Ivett 3-Epic-View Fuel Efficient, Tony & Vincent Pascarella Spring Yearling 1-D-J Woodford Wilmina, Olivia Shawley 2-Trulea Sharp Srshbull Carla, Hill, Neckers, Sharp & Wisely 3-Halocrest D Back Sunshine, Howard Ivett Winter Yearling 1-Waywardwin-H GW Atwood Loop, Hill, Neckers & Wisely 2-Erin-Kine L Doc Daylily, Erin-Kine Holsteins 3-Halocrest N Again Julia-Red, Autumn Gregory Fall Yearling 1-Decker Diamondback Nickal, Hill, Neckers & Wisely 2-Firewall Electric-Red-ET, Hill, Neckers & Wisely Dry 3 & 4-Yr Old 1-Oakfield Byway Tarzan-ET, Onnolee Lind 2-Triple-Oak Saloon Keely, Jack & Carolyn Herman Milking Yearling 1-NHW Hotspot Twine, Hill, Neckers & Wisely
Winter Calf 1-Future Manor Twilyt-Red-ET, Blake Hill
Junior 2-Year-Old 1-ZBW Doc Privy, Hill, Neckers & Wisely 2-Erin-Kine J McCutch Mercury, Erin-Kine Holsteins
Junior Champion from left: Judge Shaun Merrill, Blake Hill with his JC Future Manor Twilyt-Red-ET, Nicholas Yotpolis with Res Junior Champion Yotpolis Tatoo De France, Alternate NYS Dairy Princess Holly Niefergold
Grand Champion from left: Alternate NYS Dairy Princess Holly Niefergold, Eric Hansen with Res Grand ZBW Doc Privy owned by Hill, Neckers & Wisely, Bunny Pascarella with GC Hott Mess M Happy Hour-TW owned by Hill, Neckers & Wisely, Co-owner Larry Hill, Judge Shaun Merrill
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NY Show Reports Senior 2-Year-Old 1-Depot Byway Lippy 6283, Hill, Neckers & Wisely 2-Wayward-Wind Dorm Tiki Bar, Lind & Hill 3-Halocrest Merjack Shimmer, Howard Ivett Junior 3-Year-Old 1-Lynnanne Redhot Dot-Red, Hill, Neckers & Wisely 2-Erin-Kine J Slater Selenium, Erin-Kine Holsteins 3-Ovaltop Archrival Lolli, Hill, Neckers & Wisely Senior 3-Year-Old 1-Halocrest Luxus Sunny, Howard Ivett 2-D-J Doorman Dora, D-J Farm
Eastern New York Show Report Duchess County Fairgrounds Rhinebeck, NY Head Shown: 105 Judge: Andrew Reynolds
Premier Breeder - Willow-Brook Farm Premier Exhibitor - Watch-Hill Holsteins OPEN SHOW Junior Champion of Open Show - Luncrest Farm Reserve Junior Champion of Open Show - Watch-Hill Holsteins Best Animal Bred & Owner Under 2 of Open Show Luncrest Farm Open Champion of Open Show - Tim & Beth Coon, Carly Coon, James Perotti, Anthony Perotti, Clark Woodmansee III Reserve Open Champion of Open Show - Kenneth G. Beneke Grand Champion of Open Show - Tim & Beth Coon, Carly Coon, James Perotti, Anthony Perotti, Clark Woodmansee III Reserve Grand Champion of Open Show - Tim Coon Best Animal Bred & Owned Over 2 of Open Show Tim Coon Intermediate Champion of Open Show - Liliana & Emily Coon Reserve Intermediate Champion of Open Show Willow-Brook Farm Junior Champion of Open Show - Luncrest Farm Reserve Junior Champion of Open Show - Watch-Hill Holsteins Best Animal Bred & Owner Under 2 of Open Show Luncrest Farm JUNIOR SHOW Open Champion of Junior Show - Hope Miller Reserve Open Champion of Junior Show - Jennifer Van Anden Grand Champion of Junior Show - Liliana Coon Reserve Grand Champion of Junior Show - Hope Miller Best Animal Bred & Owned Over 2 of Junior Show Liliana, Emily & Arvine Coon Intermediate Champion of Junior Show - Liliana, Emily & Arvine Coon
Reserve Intermediate Champion of Junior Show Coglan Mullen Junior Champion of Junior Show - Emily Coon Reserve Junior Champion of Junior Show - Liliana Coon Best Animal Bred & Owned Under 2 of Junior Show Liliana Coon Bull Calf 1. Liliana Coon & Emily Coon Spring Heifer Calf 1. Sarah Cotter 2. Lloyd & Nancy Vaill 3. Declan Newcomb Winter Heifer Calf 1. Jessica Meiller 2. Liliana, Emily, Arvine, Emmett, Robert and Lorraine Coon 3. Tollgate Farm Fall Heifer Calf 1. Luncrest Farm & Edward C. Hackett IV 2. Sierra Wilson 3. David Schillawski Summer Yearling 1. Watch-Hill Holsteins 2. Kogan Lawrence 3. Justin Lawrence Spring Yearling 1. Watch-Hill Holsteins 2. David Schillawski 3. Liliana Coon & Emily Coon Winter Yearling 1. Hill-N-Hollow Farm 2. Carissa Whitehead 3. Liliana Coon & Emily Coon Fall Yearling 1 Edward C. Hackett IV & Friendship Farm 2 Ethan, Abigail & Aidan Arsenault 3 Jessica Meiller & Kristen Pelletier Junior Best Three Females, Under Two, Bred by Exhibitor 1. Watch-Hill Holsteins 2. Lo-Nan Farms 3. Tim & Beth Coon Dry Three- & Four-Year-Old 1. Bekah Martz Dry Aged Cow 1. Ivy-Moon Holsteins 2. Edward C. Hackett IV Summer Two-Year-Old 1. Kenneth J. Beneke 2. David Schillawski Junior Two-Year-Old 1. Waterfall Acres NYN September 2021 - 25
NY Show Reports
O-H-M Show Report Virginia Wolfe, Reporter
2. Pleasant View Farm 3. David Schillawski Senior Two-Year-Old 1. Tollgate Farm 2. Watch-Hill Holsteins 3. Millbrook Holsteins Junior Three-Year-Old 1. Tim Coon 2. Kenneth J. Beneke 3. Watch-Hill Holsteins Senior Three-Year-Old 1. Ed & Laura Millus 2. Liliana, Emily & Arvine Coon 3. Ivy-Moon Holsteins Four-Year-Old 1. Kenneth J. Beneke 2. Watch-Hill Holsteins 3. Millerhurst Farm Partnership Five-Year-Old 1. Tim & Beth Coon, Carly Coon, James Perotti, Anthony Perotti, Clark Woodmansee III 2. Ken-Ray Farm Aged Cow 1. Kenneth J. Beneke 2. Watch-Hill Holsteins 3. Edward C. Hackett IV Produce of Dam 1. Lo-Nan Farms 2. Tollgate Farm 3. Sarah Cotter Dam & Daughter 1. Tim Coon 2. Watch-Hill Holsteins 3. Tollgate Farm Best Three Females 1. Willow-Brook Farm 2. Watch-Hill Holsteins 3. Tollgate Farm
Fonda, NY – The O-H-M (Otsego, Herkimer, Montgomery) Holstein Club held their annual club show on Thursday, July 22, 2021 at the Fonda Fairgrounds. Over 100 exceptional Holsteins were paraded before Judge Ken McEvoy of Marathon, NY. Both junior and senior members from the three county area participated as well as several breeders from neighboring counties. Five showmanship classes started the show for the junior members with Justin Wolfe, of Otsego County winning Master Showman followed closely as Reserve Master Showman was Mason Ziemba of Oneida County. Following the judging of the individual heifer classes Judge McEvoy chose the Summer Yearling Heifer, Maple-Down Sdkck Aurora-ET, owned by Alexis Payne of Schoharie County as the Jr. Champion of both the jr. division and open division of the show. Ava Canary, Montgomery County, first place Fall Heifer Calf, Canary Doorman Ruby, was named the Reserve Jr. Champion as well as the Best Bred & Owned Heifer of the Jr. division. The Reserve Jr. Champion of the Open division of the show went to the second place Summer Yearling Heifer Bred & Owned by Ziemba, Oster & Vail, ZBW-Retso-PV Denver Lockdown. Championship winners in the milking cow classes went to 6 different breeders. In the Jr. Division of the Show Isaac Conard’s, Montgomery County, Sr. 3 Year Old cow, Ridgedale Raquel was declared the Intermediate Sr. Champion. And Charlise Canary’s, Montgomery County, Jr. 3 Year Old Cow, Canary Crush Aspen, was awarded Reserve Intermediate Champion. Winning Sr. Champion honors in the Jr. Division of the show was Isaac Conard’s 4 Yr. Old cow, Plum-Line Absolute Calypso and Austin Ainslie’s, Otsego County, 5 year old cow, Oakfield Lo Scarlett-Red-ET. The two Intermediate Champions in this division went on to also be declared the Grand and Reserve Grand Champions for the Jr. division of the show. Intermediate Champion of the open division of the milking cow classes went to Elmvue’s, Montgomery County, Sr. 3 year old, Jacobs Gold Chip Lizel-ET. Reserve honors was awarded to the Jr. 3 Year Old, Rivercross Doorman Alice bred & owned by Rivercross Holsteins, Otsego County. The Senior and Grand Champion of the open division of the show was awarded to the first place
Family Herd 1. Liliana, Emily & Arvine Coon Highest Milk Record 1. Liliana, Emily & Arvine Coon 2020 Futurity 1. Willow-Brook Farm 2. Ivy-Moon Holsteins 3. Shannon Fletcher 2021 Futurity 1. Shilldale Farm 2. Pleasant View Farm 3. Willow-Brook Farm 26 - NYN September 2021
2021 Master Showman Justin Wolfe and Reserve Master Showman Mason Ziemba
NY Show Reports 4 year old cow, Ovaltop Ladd-P Ranait-Red, bred and owned by Ovaltop Holsteins, Otsego County. Reserve Sr. and Reserve Grand Champion was awarded to the first place Aged Cow, Maple-Downs Armani Glamor bred and owned by Maple Down Farm II, Schoharie County. Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor banners were won by Ovaltop Holsteins of Richfield Springs, NY. SHOW SUMMARY
Winter Yearling: 1. Mason Ziemba – Liddleholme Avalan Margo; 2.Elmvue Farm- Elmvue Doorman Kinetic-ET Fall Yearling: 1. Eric Worden- Wormont Jordy Maggie 2606 Best Three Jr. Females: 1. K&B Ziemba, B. Oster, P.Vail; 2. Canary Family Fall Yearling In Milk: 1. Maple Downs & Cole GoodhueMaple-Downs-DT Unix Alanna
Spring Heifer Calf: 1. Kaylee Byma – E-Skinner Milio Hickup-ET; 2. Elmvue Farm – Elmvue Siidekick Rhiann
Summer Jr. 2 Year Old: 1. Maple-Downs & Peter VailPineyvale Solomon Acie; 2. Ridgedale Farm- Casview Ridgedale Khloe
Winter Heifer Calf: 1. K&B Ziemba; B. Oster; P Vail – ZBW-Retso-PV AD Lyselle; 2. Andy Post & Dan Menendez-Posthaven Unstop Sasophras-Red-ET
Jr. 2 Year Old: 1.Maple Downs & Duane TillpaughLiddleholme DM Preciouus-ET; 2. Elmvue Farm – Arolene Duhibou Apple Elmay
Fall Heifer Calf: 1. Ava Canary- Canary Doorman Ruby; 2. Alexis Wolfe- Ovaltop Warrior Ripley-Red
Sr. 2 Year Old: 1.Daniel McClure – Pineyvale Twizzle Rip; 2. Maple-Downs Farm II – Maple-Downs Awesome AylaET
Summer Yearling: 1. Alexis Payne-Maple-Downs Sdkck Aurora-ET; 2. Ziemba, Oster, & Vail – ZBW-Retso-PV Denver Lockdown
Jr. 3 Year Old: 1. Rivercross Holsteins- Rivercross Doorman Alice; 2. Charlise Canary- Canary Crush Apen
Spring Yearling: 1. Retso Holsteins- Retso Sidekick Charlee-ET; 2. Elmvue Farm- Ms Elmvue Doorman LaMarca
Sr. 3 Year Old: 1. Elmvue Farm – Jacobs Gold Chip Lizel-ET; 2. Ridgedale Farm – Ridgedale Raquel
Junior Show Junior Champion: Maple-Downs Sdkck Aurora-ET (Summer Yearling by Walnutlawn Sidekick) exhibited by Alexis Payne and Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Canary Doorman Ruby (Fall Calf by Val-Bisson Doorman) exhibited by Ava Canary.
Intermediate Champion JR Show: Ridgedale Raquel, Isaac Conard’s Senior 3-year-old by Diamondback was Intermediate & Grand Champion of the Junior Show and Canary Crush Aspen, Charlise Canary’s Junior 3-year-old was Reserve Grand & Reserve Intermediate Champion. Daniel McClure’s Senior 2-year-old, Pineyvale Twizzle Rip, was Honorable Mention.
Junior Champion Open Show: The Summer Yearling, Maple-Downs Sdkck Aurora-ET exhibited by Alexis Payne was named Junior Champion of the Open Show as well and Reserve Junior Champion was ZBW-Retso-PV Denver Lockdown (2nd place Summer Yearling by Brenland Denver) exhibited by Kevin and Barb Ziemba, Brian Oster, and Peter Vail, she was also named Best Bred and Owned Heifer of the show.
Intermediate Champion Open Show: In the Open Show, Elmvue Farm won Intermediate Champion with Jacobs Gold Chip Lizel-ET the winning Senior 3-year-old and Cassie Menendez won Reserve Intermediate Champion with Rivercross Doorman Alice the winning Junior 3-year-old. NYN September 2021 - 27
NY Show Reports Four Year Old: 1. Ovaltop Holsteins- Ovaltop Ladd-P Ranait-Red-PO; 2. Elmvue Farm – Elmvue Capital Z Nickie Five Year Old: 1. Brad & Cindy Murphy- Bracin Doorman Carry; 2. Ovaltop Holsteins – Ovaltop Dback Noleta Aged Cow: 1. Maple-Downs Farm II – Maple Downs Armani Glamor; 2. Ovaltop Holsteins – Ovaltop Maxwell Paige-Red 150,000 Lbs Cow: 1. Maple-Down Farm II – MapleDowns Annabelle-ET; 2. Ovaltop Holstens – Ovaltop Dundee Ester Sr. Best Three Females: 1. Ovaltop Holsteins Dam/Daughter: 1. Ovaltop Holstens; 2. Austin Ainslie Produce of Dam: 1. Ovaltop Holsteins Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: Ovaltop Holsteins
Grand Champion & Senior Champion JR show : Plum-Line Absolute Calypso, Isaac Conard’s 4-year-old was Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show. Austin Ainslie’s 5-year-old, Oakfield Lo Scarlett-Red-ET (by Blondin Lotus), was Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show.
Chenango County Holstein Show August 15, 2021 Judge: Matt Sharpe
OPEN SHOW Premier Breeder & Exhibitor - Evans Holsteins Total Performance Winner - Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Best Bred & Owned - Senior animal - Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Grand Champion - Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Reserve Grand Champion - Evans-H Byway ChiChi, Evans Holsteins Senior Champion - Evans-H Byway ChiChi, Evans Holsteins Reserve Senior Champion - Valley-Dell Picasso SaraRed, Groelson Farm Intermediate Champion - Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Reserve Intermediate Champion - Oakfield Armani Truffle, Nate Rumovicz Best Bred & Owned Junior Animal - Tiger Lily Unst Rayah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman Junior Champion - Dithmarsia Addison Londyn, Taylor Hodge Reserve Junior Champion - Tiger Lily Unst Rayah-RedET, Lily Marshman JUNIOR SHOW Best Bred & Owned – Senior Animal - Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Grand Champion - Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Reserve Grand Champion - Evans-H Byway Jamisen, Alex Evans Senior Champion - Evans-H Byway Jamisen, Alex Evans Reserve Senior Champion - Evans-H Brokaw Shanghigh, Alex Evans Intermediate Champion - Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman Reserve Intermediate Champion - Oakfield Armani Truffle, Nate Rumovicz Best Bred & Owned Junior Animal - Tiger Lily Unst Riah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman Junior Champion - Dithmarsia Addison Londyn, Taylor Hodge Reserve Junior Champion - Tiger Lily Unst Riah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman Spring Heifer Calf 1. E-Skinner Milio Hickup-ET, B&L Dairy 2. Byma Crush Elle, Luke Byma 3. B&L Diamondback Rebecca, Kaylee Byma 4. Highborn Atrium Tulip, Thomas Hanehan 5. Mar-Lou Rager Pringle-Red, Grace Hodge
Grand & Senior Champion open show: Ovaltop and Maple Downs exhibited the Senior Champion and Grand Champions of the Open Show. Grand & Senior Champion was the winning 4-year-old, Ovaltop Ladd P Ranait-Red-PO. Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion was Maple-Downs Armani Glamor, the winning Aged Cow and Honorable Mention was the 2nd place 4-year-old, Elmvue Capitol Z Nickie, exhibited by Elmvue Farm. 28 - NYN September 2021
Winter Heifer Calf 1. Dithmarsia Addison Londyn, Taylor Hodge 2. Byma Doc Dazzle, Luke Byma 3. Collins-Pride Doc June, Kaylee Byma 4. Jac-Light Summerfest Button, Levi Byma 5. Evans-H Warrior Jeniqua-Red, Evans Holsteins Fall Heifer Calf 1. Tiger Lily Unst Riah-Red-ET, Lily Marshman 2. Brabant Subban Bailey, Brabant Farm
3. Ms Aol Arista Rapid-Red, MacKenze Meisner 4. Tollgate D-Back Phedupia, Morgan Hodge 5. Ned-El-A Answer 5719-Red, Thomas Hanehan Summer Yearling 1. B&L Diamondback Mystery, Luke Byma 2. Brabant Blackwood Pearl, Brabant Farm 3. Evans-H Warrior Julep-Red, Evans Holsteins 4. Tiger Lily Jordy Roe-Red, Lily Marshman 5. Del-Fri Acres War Rudy-Red, Joseph Thomsen Spring Yearling 1. Tiger Lily Awe Clair-Red, Shelby Benjamin 2. Clover-Patch Rager Twizzler, Nate Rumovicz Winter Yearling 1. Saturn Coronado Aria, Saturn Farm
3. Tiger-Lily Picas Lauren-Red, Tiger-Lily Picas Lauren-Red Junior-Three-Year-Old-Cow 1. Tiger Lily Incr Ripley-Red, Lily Marshman 2. Oakfield Armani Truffle, Nate Rumovicz Senior-Year-Old-Cow 1. Ms Jacoby Madeline, Evans Holsteins 2. Valley-Dell Lotus Sunny-Red, Groelson Farm 3. Joleanna Diamondback Magpie, Saturn Farm Four-Year-Old-Cow 1. Clover-Patch Beemer Maggie, Owen Hill 2. Evans-H Crush Connelly, Evans Holsteins 3. Evans-H Jacoby Lunacy, Alex Evans
Junior Best Three Females 1. Byma Dairy 2. Brabant Farm 3. Lily Marshman
Five-Year-Old-Cow 1. Evans-H Byway ChiChi, Evans Holsteins 2. Valley-Dell Picasso Sara-Red, Groelson Farm 3. Smith-JS Sweet Dreams, Smith Farm 4. Evans-H Brokaw Shanghigh, Alex Evans 5. Smith-JS Phoenix, Smith Farm
Dry-Three-&-Four-Year-Old-Cow 1. Pineyvale Ammo Smooth,Saturn Farm
Aged-Cow 1. Evans-H Byway Jamisen, Alex Evans
Aged-Dry-Cow 1. Valley-Dell Picasso Sara-Red, Groelson Farm
Dam & Daughter 1. Lily Marshman 2. Nate Rumovicz 3. Cora Hodge
Junior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. Reeber Cdoor Llama Llama, Savilla Layne Zimmerman 2. Mar-Lou Diamondback Prancer, Cora Hodge Senior-Two-Year-Old-Cow 1. Maple-Dream RR Echo-Red, Cora Hodge 2. Joleanna Denver Rain Chill, Saturn Farm
Produce of Dam 1. Lily Marshman Best Three Senior Females 1. Evans Holsteins
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ALL-NEW YORK AND JUNIOR ALL-NEW YORK RED & WHITE CONTEST ENTRY FORM **All entries & photos must be received by November 15, 2021 **
All-New York Entry
Junior All-New York Entry (check all that apply)
Bred & Owned Entry
CLASSES RECOGNIZED Calf – born September 1, 2020 and after (Spring Calf, Winter Calf, & Fall Calf)
Heifer – born September 1, 2019 – August 31, 2020 (Summer Yearling, Spring Yearling, Winter Yearling, Fall Yearling)
Young Cow – born September 1, 2017 and after
(Milking Yearling, Jr. 2-Year-Old, Sr. 2-Year-Old, Jr. 3-Year-Old, & Sr. 3-Year-Old)
Mature Cow – born September 1, 2016 and before
(4-Year-Old, 5-Year-Old, Aged Cow, Production Cow – 125,000-Lb. & above)
2019 All-New York Red & White Contest Rules 1. Only Holsteins of 87% or greater RHA (Registered Holstein Ancestry) are eligible. 2. Animal must have been owned by a NY Holstein resident member at the time of a show in which the animal qualified. Partnership animals will be accepted providing one partner was a NY Holstein resident member at the time of the show in which the animal qualified. 3. To qualify, animal must show in a county Holstein show, county fair, district show, or be among the top five New York placings at the to New York Spring Red & White Show or the New York Holstein State Show or the New York State Fair Red & White Show. 4. Junior exhibitors who meet the qualifications of this contest are eligible to enter. Animals shown by a junior with a non-ownership certificate are also eligible. 5. Recognition will be given for the Best Bred & Owned animal in all individual classes. 6. The All-New York committee reserves the right to reject entries/photographs that do not meet these rules or photo specifications above. 7. All entries and appropriate photographs must be received by November 15, 2021 to be eligible for the contest. **Junior recognition will be given in each of the four classes
COUNTY & DISTRICT SHOWS
STATE SHOWS NY Holstein State Red & White Show NY State Fair Red & White Show
NATIONAL SHOWS NY Spring Red & White Show, Hamburg, NY Northeast Fall Red & White Show, Springfield, MA All-American Red & White Show, Harrisburg, PA International Red & White Show, Madison, WI
I understand the above rules and verify that all information on this entry is complete and correct. I also verify that all information on the en- closed show record is complete and correct. I understand that the results of this contest are contingent on the judges’ placings of the entries. Signed
(Exhibitor)
Date
Any questions should be directed to Chelsea Hanselman 607-437-5866 Mail completed entry, photos and show record to: New York Holstein Association – PO Box 10, Dryden NY 13053 or email to chanselman@nyholsteins.com Please list all placings for every 2021 show (black & white and red & white) in which entry competed, regardless of placing. Omission or misrepresentation of any placing will result in disqualification. Please type or print legibly. Include only class placings, Best Udder of Class, Best Udder of Show, and Champion designations. DO NOT include production awards, Best Bred & Owned, futurity placings, showmanship placings or any notes or comments about the condition of the animal on show day. Sample entry: “2nd & Reserve Junior Champion at New York State Spring Junior Holstein Show.” Please separate shows by level of competition as indicated below on this form. Name of Animal Class
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ALL-NEW YORK & JUNIOR ALL-NEW YORK CONTEST ENTRY FORM **All Entries & Photos Must Be Received by November 15, 2021** **This deadline will be strictly enforced**
All-New York Entry
Bred & Owned Entry
Junior All-New York Entry (check all that apply)
Class in which Competing
Birth Date of Entry
Name of Entry
Registration No.
Name/Address of Breeder
Date Purchased
Sire
Registration No.
Dam
Registration No.
Name of Exhibitor Address
Town
Email Address
Phone
Zip
Included with this entry form must be: A complete 2021 show record in the format attached to this entry form Photos - (Juniors & Seniors must submit one photo per entry - digital or hard copy.)
Photo Rules for All Entries
I. Only professional photos will be accepted. A professional photo is defined as: a) side view of the animal b) standard professional pose and set-up c) photographer’s identification/insignia must appear on the front of photo d) digital photos must be high resolution/clear and of quality to be published II. All photos must be a current year photo of the animal III. Digital photos may be sent via email or reproduced on high-quality photo paper. Photo submitted ID number Photo being sent by
Date Taken
Spring Heifer Calf-born on or after 3/1/21 Winter Heifer Calf-born 12/1/20 to 2/28/21 Fall Heifer Calf-born 9/1/20 to 11/30/20 Summer Yrlg. Heifer-born 6/1/20 to 8/31/20 Spring Yrlg. Heifer-born 3/1/20 to 5/31/20 Winter Yrlg. Heifer-born 12/1/19 to 2/28/20
Classes Recognized
Fall Yearling Heifer-born 9/1/19 to 11/30/19 Fall Yearling Heifer In Milk-born 9/1/19 to 11/30/19 Jr. 2-Yr.-Old Heifer-born 3/1/19 to 8/31/19 Sr. 2-Yr.-Old Heifer-born 9/1/18 to 2/28/19 Jr. 3-Yr.-Old Cow-born 3/1/18 to 8/31/18 Sr. 3-Yr.-Old Cow-born 9/1/17 to 2/29/18 4-Yr.-Old Cow-born 9/1/16 to 8/31/17
5-Yr.-Old-Cow-born 9/1/15 to 8/31/16 Aged Cow-born before 9/1/15 150,000-lb. Cow **Junior Best Three Females **Produce of Dam **Daughter-Dam **Best Three Females
**Denotes classes not offered in the Junior All-New York Contest
2021 All-New York Contest Rules
1. Only Holsteins of 87% or greater RHA (Registered Holstein Ancestry) are eligible. 2. Animal must have been owned by a NY Holstein resident member at the time of a show in which the animal qualified. Partnership animals will be accepted providing one partner was a NY Holstein resident member at the time of the show in which the animal qualified. 3. To qualify, animal (or group) must show in a county Holstein show, county fair, district show, or be among the top five New York placings at the Eastern Spring International (Carousel) OR New York Holstein State Show OR New York State Fair. 4. One switch will be allowed in group classes. 5. Junior exhibitors who meet the qualifications of this contest are eligible to enter. Animals shown by a junior with a non-ownership certificate are also eligible. 6. Recognition will be given for the Best Bred & Owned animal in all individual classes. 7. The All-New York committee reserves the right to reject entries/photographs that do not meet these rules or photo specifications above. 8. All entries and appropriate photographs must be received by November 15, 2021 to be eligible for the contest.
2021 Junior All-New York Contest Rules
1. Only Holstein females of 87% RHA (Registered Holstein Ancestry) are eligible. Owner must be a resident Junior member of the NY Holstein Association at the time of the show in which the animal qualified. 2. Ownership date must be recorded on the animal’s registry certificate as July 15, 2021 or earlier. Animals must have been owned/leased by member at a show in which she qualified. An animal owned by a partnership of Junior members is eligible provided each member meets all qualifications. Junior-Senior partnership animals are not eligible for this contest. 3. To qualify animal must have placed either first or second at any local or district 4-H, FFA, Junior Show, Holstein Show, or Open Show OR have placed in the top five at the New York Holstein State Show OR New York State Fair Junior Show or the New York State Junior Show at Carousel. 4. Recognition will be given for the Best Bred & Owned in each class. 5. The All-New York committee reserves the right to reject entries/photographs that do not meet these rules or photo specifications above. 6. All entries and appropriate photographs must be received by November 15, 2021 to be eligible for the contest.
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I understand the above rules and verify that all information on this entry is complete and correct. I also verify that all information on the enclosed show record is complete and correct. I understand that the results of this contest are contingent on the judges’ placings of the entries. Signed
(Exhibitor)
Date
Any questions should be directed to Chelsea Hanselman 607.437.5866 Mail completed entry, photos and show record to: New York Holstein Association – PO Box 10, Dryden NY 13053 or email chanselman@nyholsteins.com Please list all placings for every 2021 show in which entry competed, regardless of placing. Omission or misrepresentation of any placing will result in disqualification. Please type or print legibly. Include only class placings, Best Udder of Class, Best Udder of Show, and Champion designations. DO NOT include production awards, placings in any Red & White shows, Best Bred & Owned, futurity placings, showmanship placings or any notes or comments about the condition of the animal on show day. Sample entry: “2nd & Reserve Junior Champion at New York State Spring Junior Holstein Show.” Please separate shows by level of competition as indicated below on this form. Name of Animal Class
OPEN SHOW PLACINGS
JUNIOR SHOW PLACINGS
COUNTY SHOWS
DISTRICT SHOWS
STATE SHOWS
STATE SHOWS NY Spring Junior Holstein Show
NY Holstein State Show NY State Fair Open Show
NATIONAL SHOWS Northeast Spring National Holstein Show, Hamburg Eastern National Holstein Show, Harrisburg International Holstein Show, Madison Northeast Fall Holstein Showcase, Eastern States NAILE, Louisville
NY Holstein State Show (Jr. Division) NY State Fair Open Show (Jr. Division)
NATIONAL SHOWS Northeast Spring National Holstein Show (Jr. Division), Hamburg Premier National Jr. Show, Harrisburg Eastern National Holstein Show (Jr. Division) International Junior Holstein Show Northeast Fall Holstein Showcase (Jr. Division) Grand National Jr. Show NAILE Open Show (Jr. Division)
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4th Dam: MD-Delight Durham Atlee-ET (EX 92) 3-11 2x 365 38,290 5.5 2091 3.3 1249 Unanimous All-American Sr. 3-Year-Old 2005
MAPLE-DOWNS CONTRAST ABIGAIL (2E 92, 93-MS) 1-10 2x 283 18,477 4.2 785 2.8 516 2-09 2x 321 23,242 4.2 973 2.9 679 3-09 2x 353 26,725 3.7 1002 2.7 712 4-11 2x 349 26,003 3.7 959 2.6 677 6-00 2x 239 21,114 4.1 862 3.0 628 Inc.
5th Dam: MD-Delight Storm Amberlee-ET (VG 88-DOM) 2-02 2x 365 26,170 3.7 969 3.2 835 6th Dam: Ms Kingstead Chief Adeen-ET (2E 94-DOM) 3-05 2x 310 30,180 4.0 1209 3.4 1020
Sired by Larcrest Contrast, she is still milking 70 pounds a day and due in March to Diamondback. She has a milking daughter by Doorman and a King Doc daughter due in December.
7th Dam: Aitkenbrae Starbuck Ada (2E 94-DOM) 5-06 2x 365 30,055 3.5 1043 3.5 1049 All-American Sr. 3-Year-Old 1990
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ARTimmel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Calf-Tel/Kelly Driver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 CaroVail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Cook Farm LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Co-Vale Holsteins LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Coyne Farms Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Cybil Fisher Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Dairy Agenda Today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Daniel Brandt Pedigrees & Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Denise Lloyd / New York Life Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Field of Dreams Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 & 3 Granny-Anne Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Joleanna Holsteins, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Kings Ransom Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Manavale Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Maple Downs Hay & Straw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Michael J. McCaffrey/aAa Weeks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Midas Touch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Mike Walker Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 New York Holstein Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Oakfield Corners Dairy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Ovaltop Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Premier Select Sires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Roedale Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 The Cattle Exchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Tiger Lily Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Wideawake Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
GENOMIC DIVERSITY ON THE FARM 48 females on farm over 3000GTPI
16 different sires • 34 different dams • 25 different maternal grandsires • 14 distinct cow families
OCD Jacey 2421
EX-94 – EEEEEE – 2E – DOM
Design Topline Marketing + Design • Jacey 2421 Beth Herges photo • Delta 33343 Jenny Thomas photo Fame & Blance 36328 Lea McCullough photo • Supersire 9882 Kathy DeBruin photo
2 female maternal descendants >3000GTPI Jacey X EX Epic X 7 more VG/EX dams in the Crimson family
OCD Delta 33343 EX-91 – VEVVE
Twitch granddaughter >3000GTPI Delta X EX Doorman X VG Shamrock X 2 more VG dams Dam of 7HO14365 Nemo & 200HO11231 Option
Lars-Acres Felices Fame EX-91 – EEEVE – 2E – DOM
11 female maternal descendants on farm >3000GTPI Goldwyn X 7 EX/VG dams from the Raven’s Nominated Holstein International’s Global Cow of the Year! Notable male descendants in AI: 7HO12601 Franchise 7HO14319 Forte 200HO11751 Ferraro 200HO11879 Flashlight 200HO12219 Fromage
OCD Supersire 9882
VG-86 – VV++V – DOM
8 females in the family >3000 GTPI Supersire X EX Robust X 8 more VG/EX dams From the Rudy Missy’s Multiple sons and grandson’s in AI including 7HO12899 SlamDunk & 7HO12897 Samuri
OCD Delta Balance 36328 EX-91 – VE+VE – 2E
2 maternal descendants >3000GTPI Both are >1150NM Delta X Jabir X VG Cameron by 10 more VG/EX dams From the Barbie’s
Jonathan Lamb 585-704-2501 • Alicia Lamb 585-993-8026 Jamie Black 518-353-2602 • Adam Dresser 716-474-1193
www.oakfieldcornersdairy.com oakfieldcorners@rochester.rr.com
Lady in Red!
Midas-Touch HW Royal-Red-ET 1-11 150D 12,170M 4.3 528F 3.0 369P ME 30,270M GTPI +2645 Dam of Ringtone-Red 551HO4622
Her dam: Midas-Touch Airaine-Red-ET VG-86 2-11 365D 33,550M 4.7 1592F 3.0 1021P
Royal exemplifies our goal of breeding cows that carry on their genetics through great daughters and sons. Royal is a Great Granddaughter of Gen-I-Beq Snowman Akiliane-ET EX 91.
Focused on Making the Right Ones! DAVID & LOUANNE KINg 69 Halfway House Rd. – Waddington, NY 13694 315-322-4162 – 315-212-0032 (cell) – www.midastouchgenetics.com Follow us on Facebook at Midas Touch genetics.
