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All -NY Entry Info Futurity Entry Forms NY County Show Reports
If you build it, they will come.
He’ll Get the Job DONE CHERRYPENCOL LARGO-ET Riveting x Jedi x Commander GTPI +2876 NM$ +763 +637M +69F +31P DPR +2.9 Calving Ease 2.1% Low SCC +3.0 Fertility AaA Rating: 426351
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Dam: Cherry Acres Jedi Lauri VG-85 Jedi x Commander x Numero Uno GTPI +2715 NM$ +599 +1210M +41F +52P PL +5.5 Heath
A great fundraiser was held at the St. Lawrence County Show for the St. Lawrence Holstein Club. FOD donated a peach pie and it sold for $400. Thanks to David King, Brad Cates, Jack Zeh and Steve Morrill for purchasing the pie!
♥ Getting the Job Done Right!
Gary and Janet Tubolino & Family 41 Grove St. • Adams, NY 13605-1203 Fax: 315-232-4153 • Gary’s Cell: 315-405-1588 jgsjg@gmail.com www.fieldofdreamsgenetics.com
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Classification Highlights 8 New Excellents Ovaltop Sid Dream Ovaltop Goldwyn Emily-ET Ovaltop Maxwell Paige-Red Ovaltop Ladd-P Ranait-Red Ovaltop Atwood Sugar Ovaltop Achrival Tess Ovaltop Lotus Tiger-Red
10 VG Two-Year Olds Ovaltop Sid Kracker
Excellent-90 @3yrs. (Ex-91MS) 2-5 2x 314 23,087 4.0 932 3.2 741 Daughters by Doorman Backed by 6 generations of Excellent Dams Howard W. Wolfe & Family 436 Chyle Road – Richfield Springs, NY 13439 ovaltop2@gmail.com
Howard & Ginny 315.858.2882 Doug 315.858.9058 Mike & Monica 315.858.1460 www.ovaltopholsteins.com
NYS Master Breeder Herd 28 Year PBR Herd BAA: 110.0 – 28 EX 42 VG 12 GP DHIR Avg. 26,519 3.7 972 2.9 772
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CONTENTS Departments
(USPS 382-940) (ISSN 0279-8611) Official Publication of the New York Holstein Association To promote the Holstein breed for the economic and social benefit of junior and senior members. Volume 75
No. 6 September 2020
Published monthly, except February and August, 1st of each month. News and advertising forms close 25 days in advance of publication date. Livestock advertising rates upon request. Melissa Hart, Editor 840 Hanshaw Rd., Suite #5 Ithaca, NY 14850 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 Luke Getty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 518-428-5880 Cam Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Harkenrider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curtis Nolan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Junior Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Executive Managers Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 NYHA President’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 NY Futurity Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 All-NY Entry Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-28 Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Features HAUSA Delegate Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Looking Back with Barrie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Cortland Classic Show Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Delaware/Schoharie Show Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 OHM Show Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Lewis County Show Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Nioga County Show Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 St. Lawrence County Show Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Tri-County Show Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
About the Cover
New York in the summer is scenic at the very least, and NYHN photo contest finalist, Alyssa Grocott, Little Falls, captured that beauty in her cow photo. The 2020 contest is underway and you can enter by emailing your photos to Melissa Hart at farm.writer@hotmail.com. Your photo may grace the cover of the NYHN!
From the Editor As I stood in the barnyard and looked over the vast green alfalfa field that laid against the rolling green hills on a sunny August day, I felt like I was peering in on a little piece of heaven. On our way to the Cortland Classic, we were advised that we really should stop at Currie Holsteins in Tully. Taking that advice, we rolled into the driveway, stepped out of the car and were met with the warm smile and friendly handshake of Chad Currie. It was a regular workday on the farm, but Chad was happy to step MELISSA HART outside the daily routine to welcome two strangers who wanted nothing more than to walk through the barn full of deep-pedigreed Registered Holsteins. Introductions were made to the herdsman, Paul Snyder, and we were off to the story telling races as Paul and my husband Bobby, swapped tales from back in the day. Having shared a visit with Maggie Murphy the day before at a show in Ohio, it was providential that we stood in the barn where she and her husband spent so many years working with some of the legends of the breed. John Currie darkened the barn door with a friendly welcome and two hours later we had gone through the cows, talked over the history of Curr-Vale, discussed the future of Curr-Vale and I stepped out to take in the beauty of Curr-Vale. The only way to describe it was that it felt like home. We had been on the road for a few days, we were in unfamiliar territory and five hundred miles from our southern Michigan farmstead. I looked across the green fields that would keep a herd of cows fed when the tundra turned frozen and frigid and the overwhelming sense of calm sent a flush of peace down to my bones. In a world that goes by too quickly with full schedules and endless commitments, I want to thank the Currie Clan for taking the time to make a couple of strangers feel welcome at Curr-Vale. Did you miss out on the summer shows? No worries, we have plenty of show results in this issue and the October issue will feature the results from the long-awaited NY State Holstein Show! Also, don’t forget to fill out your entries for the All-NY contest and the futurity! Those entry forms are in this issue.
NY Holstein Notifications New York Holstein State Show September 1st-5th at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Greenwich NY
Thanks to our generous event sponsors, we are able to provide over $7,000 in champion awards, as well as prize money for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place animals in each class. Prize money payout for both B&W and R&W shows: $1000 Grand Champion $500 Reserve Grand Champion $250 Senior Champion $100 Reserve Senior Champion $250 Intermediate Champion $100 Reserve Intermediate Champion $250 Junior Champion $100 Reserve Junior Champion Prize money payout for both B&W and R&W JUNIOR shows: $500 Grand Champion $250 Reserve Grand Champion $100 Senior Champion $50 Reserve Senior Champion $100 Intermediate Champion $50 Reserve Intermediate Champion $100 Junior Champion $50 Reserve Junior Champion
New York Breeders Sale Friday, October 16, 2020
Making quality cattle from across New York State available to you! This year’s sale will be virtual with Dave Rama auctioneering. Cornell’s dairy science students will be available to wash and fit animals and assist with getting the perfect picture or video of every animal. Selections are now underway and we invite you to be part of this year’s sale! Contact Chelsea Hanselman at 607-437-5866 to discuss consignments.
All-New York & Junior All-New York Entries
Applications and pictures are due to the office by Thursday, October 15, 2020 - you can also email them to Chelsea Hanselman at chanselman@nyholsteins.com. Entry forms are found in this issue of the NEWS and online at www.nyholsteinevents.com .
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Entry forms are found in this issue of the NEWS. Entries must be postmarked by November 2, 2020.
Juniors
Distinguished Junior Members, Junior Star Breeder, Junior Production Awards, and Excellent Animal Bred and Owned by a Junior- ALL applications must be postmarked by November 11, 2020. *Watch for an announcement on the NY Holstein fb page about a DJM Workshop!
NY DJM finalists Cassie Menendez and Morgan Hungerford
2021 Junior Convention Mark your calendars! January 16-18, 2020. Location TBD.
Cows of the Century Contest Don’t forget to vote! Head to https://tinyurl.com/nycentury to vote for your ten favorite #NYCowsoftheCentury by November 1st.
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 Jennifer Ginzery - Office Manager Email: jginzery@nyholsteins.com Stacie Sherman - Office Assistant Email: ssherman@nyholsteins.com
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State Office Address: 840 Hanshaw Rd., Suite #5 Ithaca, NY 14850 Ph: 607.273.7591 • Fax: 607.273.7612
Melissa Hart Editor 517-398-1957 Email: Farm.writer@hotmail.com Holstein USA Field Representative: Mike McCaffrey, NY - 724-877-5154 NYN September 2020 - 5
Recent Red Scores
Ralph and Prickles Had a Boy Liddleholme Ralph Prick
NM$ 110 Milk +798 +6F +13P CE +2.2 PTAT +2.35 PL +.5 DPR +.7 Non-carrier of Haplotypes UDC+1.56 FLC +1.2
Curr-Vale Apple Pear-Red Ex-92 @ 7-4
Dam: Skycrest Mincio Prickles EX-95
Sire: MS AOL DBack Ralph-RC Full brother to MS-AOL DB Raspberry-Red-ET VG-89 1st Milking Yearling Open and Jr Show WDE 2018 Int. Champion Jr. Show WDE 2018 Prick will be drawn this fall and available in December. Thanks to the Liddle Family for making the bull available.
In other news…Dandy went EX-94! Tiger Lily Ladd Ridley-Red Ex-90 @3-4 owned by Lily Marshman Tiger Lily Abs Lara-Red Ex-91-2E @ 6-6 owned by Lily Marshman Long-Brook Abs Spice-Red Ex-90 @ 5-9 owned with Hembury Farms Tiger Lily Rager Clover-Red Ex-90 @ 4-4 owned by Karly Marshman Tiger Lily Awe Apple Pie-Red Ex-90 @ 3-10 owned with Merrillea Holsteins Tiger Lily Awe Rejoice-Red VG-86 @2-7 owned by Lily Marshman Tiger Lily Jordy Ragan-Red VG-85 @2-7 owned with Merrillea Holsteins Cherry Lily Jordy Snowwhite-Red VG-85 @2-4 owned by Lily Marshman Tiger Lily Incred Ripley-Red VG-85 @2-3 owned by Lily Marshman 3633 County Rte. 32 Oxford, NY 13830 (607) 843-5881 • Fax: 9172 e-mail: tigerlilydairy@frontiernet.net Follow us on Facebook! Visitors & inquiries always welcome! 6 - NYN September 2020
Windex Fremont Dandy EX-94 96MS EEEEE
Dam: Windex Advent Delight-Red VG-88 Sire: Duckett-SA Fremont-ET Her Diamondback daughter went EX-90 92MS as a 3-YrOld and she has 2 more Diamondback sisters! Dandy is milking 120lbs per day and is serviced to sexed King Doc. We have certified organic baleage for sale. Inquiries Welcome! Dale, Debbie, Kayla and Bryce Windecker 656 Minot Corners Rd. Frankfort, NY 13340 315-717-4456 BAA 107.6 7 EX 47 VG 28 GP
Hello everyone and welcome to September! It is crazy to think that we are only four months away from 2021, but I am sure that these next four months will fly by. Usually September means back to school, but that might not be the case this year for some of us. I am excited because Cornell Danielle Herrick is planning on having us actually come to campus, even if some of the classes are still in the online setting. I have been looking forward to college for the longest time, and though it isn’t going to be exactly what I was expecting for my first year, I am just excited to go for the experience. At my high school we had an FFA program, but there wasn’t really anyone who did much of anything with dairy. There were a few younger kids who showed cows, but no one my age was into it, at least not in the way that I was. I had to rely on programs such as the 4-H and Holstein Association to be able to interact with people who shared my interest in the dairy industry. Don’t get me wrong, these are amazing programs and I have learned so much from them, and my college roommate is someone that I met through the Holstein Association, but half of the time kids I met through these programs lived on the other side of the state. This is one of the reasons why I was so excited to be going to college, because being in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, I would be constantly around people who had similar experiences to what I have had. Not only that, but I would be able to take the classes that I was actually interested in and that would help prepare me for a future job. Even though this year is going to be completely different from what school is usually like, I encourage you all to make the most out of it. Maybe you use this as a chance to become better with using technology, which could be very helpful in the future, or you take the extra time to study a little bit more. Whatever the school year looks like for you, I hope that you are able to enjoy it, but I also hope that things get back to a somewhat normal routine by the time 2021 rolls around.
Tri-County News
By Caitlyn VanDeusen Hello everyone! Can you believe that summer is almost over? I know I can’t. This summer was like none other. With county fairs and many other shows being canceled it was a summer no one will ever forget. Throughout these past couple months, we haven’t been able to see our friends or celebrate the amazing cows within our area. Luckily though for our Tri-County members we were finally able to do just that at the Tri8 - NYN September 2020
County Holstein Show. Members were able to show their cows, and for most of us it was the first time this year. It was truly one of the best things in the world. With everything going on it was amazing to be able to do something “normal” again. Now onto the results, starting with showmanship. In the 10 and under class, Lily Olsen was 1st and Lucas Nolan was 2nd. For the 11-12-year olds, Hannah King was 1st and Riley Kobor was 2nd. Then in the 13-15year olds, Lauren King came in 1st and Mason Ziemba came in 2nd. In the 16-21-year-old class Ashlynn Foster came in 1st and Tyler Larmon was 2nd. Finally, for Master Showmanship, Lauren King was named Master Showman, Mason Ziemba was named Reserve Master Showman, and Lily Olsen was Honorable Mention. Congratulations to all who competed in showmanship! The other 2 days of the show consisted of our heifer and cow classes. Landon Nolan was 1st place in the Spring Calf class with BPD Unstopabull Alexa-ET. Lily Olsen came in 1st place in the Winter Calf class with Whitdale Lightning Red-TW. Nicole Robinson came in 1st place in the Fall Calf class with Elm-Spring Blake Cheeky. Ryan Peck came in 1st place in the Summer Yearling class with Clear-Echo Sidekick 4773. In the Spring Yearling class, Johnathon King came in 1st place with Fairmont Unstopabull Amy. In the Winter Yearling class, Hailee Liddle came in 1st with Ms Blexy DRMN Blessing-ET. In the Fall Yearling class, Grace Stroud came in 1st with MS Beachnutacres ZBW Eva. Whitdale Lightning Red-TW shown by Lily Olsen was named Junior Champion and Liddleholme Avalan Margo shown by Mason Ziemba was named Reserve Junior Champion. The last day of the Tri County Holstein Show consisted of the cow classes. Hannah King came in 1st place in the Junior 2-year-old class with Kings-Ransom Und Curlie. Wyatt Mitchell came in 1st place in the Senior 2-yearold class with Liddleholme D-Back Asia-Red. Lauren King came in 1st place in the Junior 3-year-old class with Kings-Ransom KR Climax. Nate King came in 1st place in the Senior 3-year-old class with Kings-Ransom Merjack Melons. Liddleholme D-Back Asia-Red shown by Wyatt Mitchell was named Intermediate Champion and Kings-Ransom Und Curlie shown by Hannah King was named Reserve Intermediate Champion. In the 4-year-old class, Adam King came in 1st place with Kings-Ransom Monterey Clash. In the 5-year-old class, Blake Wadsworth came in 1st place with Eildon-Tweed Chapter 23-ET. In the Aged Cow class, Bryan Twinkle came in 1st place with Trinkle At Gaby. Kings-Ransom Monterey Clash shown by Adam King was named Senior Champion and Liddleholme Take-Two shown by Hailee Liddle was named Reserve Senior Champion. Finally, Kings-Ransom Monterey Clash shown by Adam King was named Grand Champion and Liddleholme D-Back Asia-Red shown by Wyatt Mitchell was named Reserve Grand Champion. The Tri-County Holstein Club would also like to thank Tim Abbott for judging at our show, Chelsea Hanselman for helping in the ring, and Cybil Fisher for taking amazing pictures of our cows! Congratulations to all who showed!
Obituary GRACE MARIE GIFFORD
UNADILLA - Grace Marie Gifford, 96, passed away peacefully on Aug. 17, 2020, at Fox Nursing Home, Oneonta, following a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. Grace was born June 20, 1924, to Andrew and Ida (Weyrauch) Wagner. She graduated from Deposit Central School and married William Gifford on May 20, 1944. Married for 52 years, they worked together every day raising their family, creating a beautiful homestead and building the Crest Knoll herd of Registered Holsteins on Route 8 in Deposit. She was predeceased by her husband in 1996 and remained in their farmhouse for 20 independent years. A familiar sight in summer was Grace mowing her acre and one-half lawn on her Cub Cadet with her beloved Chocolate Lab, Ben, watching from under a shade tree. In 2016, Grace moved to Unadilla right around the corner from her loving daughter and son-in-law, Cathy and Dave Johnson, who diligently saw to her comfort until her move to Fox Nursing Home in 2019. Grace was a dedicated and contributing member of the Masonville Federated Church. For many years, her strawberry rhubarb pies were a special part of their church suppers. Grace is survived by her daughters, Judy (Richard) Robertson of Trumansburg and Patsy Gifford of Groton;
Calendar of Events SALES Sept. 19 10:30AM - Cazenovia,NY. The Reflections of Ju-Vindale Registered Holstein Dispersal- Hosking Sales LLC. Owners: Vincent & Juliet Wagner Sept. 25 Fun in the Sun Sale Homestyle, The Cattle Exchange Sept. 26 11:00AM - Cazenovia, NY. Ju-Vindale Complete Machinery & Equipment Auction. Hosking Sales LLC. Owners: Vincent & Juliet Wagner Oct. 16 NY Breeders Virtual Sale Oct. 24 Hobart, NY Pineyvale Dispersal, The Cattle Exchange Managing EVENTS Sept. 4-5 NY Holstein State Show Washington County Fairgrounds, Greenwich NY
stepson, Clayt (Sandy) Gifford of Deposit; and son-inlaw, David Johnson of Unadilla. Grandchildren include, Scott (Susanne) Robertson of Buckley, Washington, Richard (Susan) Robertson of Mecklenburg, Joel (Kim) Robertson of Binghamton, Amy (Tom) Planty of Rock Stream, Molly Hill of Gorham, John (Kristen) Robertson of Trumansburg, Shari (Fred) Ploutz of Oneonta, Kelli (Bill) Morgan of Union Springs, Marc (Nicki) Johnson of Guilford, Luke (Janette) Johnson of Unadilla, Josh (Karli) Johnson of Otego, Derek (Erin) Johnson of Unadilla, Katy (Diesel) Hitt of Adams Center, Andy Graves of Charlotte, North Carolina and Art (Kailla) Graves of Portland, Oregon; step-grandchildren, Stephen (Pam) Gifford, Denise (Rick) Smith, Bill (Carol Ann) Gifford, Vicki (Doug) Tiffany, Dave Gifford, Jane (Pete) Menelly, and Joe (Karen) Gifford. Thirty-nine great-grandchildren and nine great-greatgrandchildren also survive along with many nieces, nephews and cousins as the family continues to grow. In addition to her husband, Grace was predeceased by her daughter, Cathy Johnson; stepson, Richard Gifford, Wagner; siblings, Richard, Jenabel, Lila, Helen, Bill and Tom; and grandchildren, Betty and Gary Gifford. Special thanks and appreciation to the caring staff at Fox Nursing who saw to Grace’s needs the last year of her life much of which was during the isolation of the pandemic. Special thanks also to her caregiver Avis Dalton, who became a special loving friend during Grace’s time in Unadilla. Condolences and memories may be shared online at www.landersfh.com.
SALE SCHEDULE Upcoming Sales Managed by The Cattle Exchange SEPTEMBER 25 12 Noon (Eastern Time) Fun in the Sun Sale ~ Homestyle Edition II. Broadcasted live with real-time bidding from Delhi, NY via Cowbuyer.com. Featuring the highest available Genomic Females of the breed for NM$, GTPI, Type! This sale series continues to break all the record books, so don’t be left out! OCTOBER 16 New York Breeders Virtual Sale 2020 Pineyvale Sale SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, Hobart, NY One of the highest BAA herds in the country at 113.7%! With the exception of several of the kids show projects, the entire herd will sell! If you are looking for quality replacements, give us a call! No order is too large or too small! Call or Email for 1st Class Catalogs.
DEADLINES Sept. 15 NYHN October Ad Deadline Nov. 1 Voting Deadline for Cow of the Century Contest
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Executive Manager’s
Report
Wow, I cannot believe summer is almost over! I certainly did not anticipate it to be as busy CHELSEA HANSELMAN as it has been but I am so glad it was. I have had the opportunity to travel all over the State these last couple of months and meet so many of you already! I hope you all have had a chance to enjoy all that summer has to offer, whether it be attending a show, a BBQ with family or friends, taking a walk to admire your crops, watching a sunset, or even just enjoying a bowl of ice cream after a long day of hard work. Just a few short months ago it seemed as if we would not have much to look forward to this summer- however, I am honored to be part of an association that cares about their members and woks to do everything they can to remind them why they do what they do. The number of county clubs that were able to put together shows for all of you to exhibit your finest cattle at is impressive. I personally know the work that goes into putting on a show during these hard times and I am so proud that so many of you were able to accomplish such a fete. Exhibitors, please make sure to thank all of the volunteers involved into putting on such a showit takes countless hours to make it happen! I am also so impressed with the quality of cattle that I saw walk through each show ring. Regardless of the size of the show, the quality was there and that is a testament to the hard work that each of you put in every day. With summer coming to a close, we begin to prepare for the start of school (however that may look for your school this year). It is also the time for you all to start thinking about the All-NY contest, Distinguished Junior Member (DJM) contest, and the other various contests held at convention. If any of you have any ideas or suggestions for convention, please reach out to me. The Junior convention this year is being hosted by the Chenango County Holstein Club and I look forward to working closely with them on this. We do not have locations set for either convention due to the uncertainty of the future in regards to COVID; however, we hope to finalize this in the next couple of weeks. If any county junior clubs need help getting organized for any of the convention contests, please reach out. I know several people who could help with dairy bowl, speech contests, dairy knowledge, etc. We are moving forward with having a Fall sale but have chosen a different format than previous years. This year’s sale will be virtual with Dave Rama 10 - NYN September 2020
auctioneering. We are renaming the sale to the NY Breeder’s Sale to spotlight our breeder’s in New York. We intend to continue to work with the Cornell Dairy Science students for this sale to help support their club. This sale has a history of producing success storieswhether it be a show winner or a breed-leading high genomics cow. If you are interested in consigning to the sale, reach out to Chelsea Hanselman. I hope to see you all at the NY Holstein State Show in Greenwich N.Y. I am excited to see New York’s finest cattle all in one place! If you cannot make it, Dairy Agenda and Cowsmo will be providing live coverage. For those of you heading off to college or starting back at school, good luck! Parents, enjoy it while you can!
2021 Holstein USA Delegate Election Underway Brattleboro, Vt.,— Holstein Association USA’s 2021 delegate election process is currently underway. Each year, members have the opportunity to nominate members from their state to serve as voting delegates at the following year’s Holstein Association USA Annual Meeting, held in conjunction with the National Holstein Convention. The 2021 Annual Meeting will be held in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, June 23 - 24.
IMPORTANT DEADLINES Here are the important deadlines to take into account: September 25 - Nominating petitions must be received by Holstein Association USA October 9 - Deadline for nominees to withdraw names from the ballot November 1 - Ballots mailed to members December 31 - Ballots must be received by Holstein Association USA February 1, 2021 - 2021 delegate election finalized Typically, members become ineligible to serve as a delegate after serving as a delegate at three consecutive Annual Meetings. With the cancellation of the 2020 Annual Meeting, that requirement will be waived and all members will be eligible to be nominated and serve as a delegate. With questions about the Holstein Association USA delegate process, contact Jodi Hoynoski at 800.952.5200, ext. 4261 or by email.
From The NYHA President Jason Pullis
Where does the time go? After a spring season with the kids home from school that seemed to drag on forever because of the battles over math lessons and prepositional phrases, the summer flew by in the blink of an eye. Around here, it seemed to be a summer full of “coming of age” moments for us. Thirteen-year-old Maxwell has picked up a lot of slack on busy nights (and some mornings too), handling chores in the calf barn. Over the last few weeks, he has consistently been helping with milking chores as well, managing the five units on his side of the barn with relative ease and with relatively little interference from myself or his Uncle Luke. Not to be outdone, Owen (11 years old) has become very adept at filling the feed cart and feeding the milking cows in the barn. If there is a job to do with the skidsteer, he is the man doing it. Now with September here, it looks like our dependence on our
junior helpers will change a little bit. At this time, the plan is for our kids to head back to school. How long they stay and to what extent we approach “normal” is yet to be seen. Regardless, I realize that education needs to be their priority, but that won’t stop me from trying to squeeze a little more help from them any time that I can. Watching them grow up on the farm, working side by side with us and become responsible young men was one of the benefits that we were searching for when we returned to the farm in 2012. Even in a world of chaos, New York Holstein has been extremely busy throughout the summer. Chelsea has been on board for over two months now and she is quickly learning the ropes of the organization and how things click. She has spent a great deal of time attending every club or regional show that happened in July and August and has been on top of every detail for the upcoming State Holstein Show to be held in Greenwich on September 4th and 5th. Even though it is a two day show, I hope you can make time to attend for at least one day. The executive and show committees
have worked very hard to put together an event that members can participate in and be proud of. We realize that Greenwich is not exactly a central location within the state, but finding a venue that had adequate facilities for the number of animals we are expecting and be willing to host an event of this caliber was no easy task. I have great confidence that everything will go off as planned and a show that all New Yorkers can be proud of will take place. We’ll see you there! Have you been following the daily Facebook posts about the New York Cows of the Century? Every day seems to bring out some new and interesting facts about the greatest cows that all have New York connections. I picked my top 10 favorites early on, but I may have to reconsider after reading some of the stories behind these cows. I hope all of our members have had a safe and productive summer and I hope to see you down the road at some point. As always, my phone is usually on, so please call or text if there is something on your mind. See you in Greenwich! Jason
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Looking Back With Barrie 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.
A CAST OF CHARACTERS In March of 1981, Barrie Potter was asked to work the Berkshire Valley Dispersal owned by Ken Main of Copake, NY. The sale was held directly across the road from where the World Dairy Expo Supreme Champion, Cutting Edge T Delilah, would sell for $210,000 some 38 years later in 2019. The usual suspects were on the sale crew, Ralph Gushie, Bobby Goodine, Doug Seidel, Frank Marstella , Bill Chilcoat, Tim Coons, aka “Cooner” and others. “That was the first time I met Cooner,” Barrie remarked. Bill Chilcoat was one of the older members of the sale crew and was a mentor for the younger guys. He had worked most of the sales for Hanover-Hill Sales and Service and was one of the regulars with the HanoverHill show string. “Billy had managed Deep Lake Guernseys and was the one who actually came up with Deep Lake Signs.” Barrie continued, “We had gone into a restaurant for dinner, and they had a black sign with those white plastic letters, and Billy thought that would be a good idea to use for signs over the cows. So, he started making those signs and Dreamstreet, and everyone else started using them in their barns at home and at the shows with their pedigree information. That was his thing.” Bill also had a clipper repair and sharpening service, he did a lot of clipping in eastern New York, helped the Hanover-Hill show string in Ontario, and won the Klussendorf in 1984. Barrie added, “When we would picture cattle with Maggie Murphy, Bill was always on the halter. He was a great mentor; everyone who worked with him learned a lot.”
THE PINEHURST CREW A crew from Pinehurst Farms in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, would often show up to help with the sales. “They worked at the farm, but they also did shows and sales and could come and go when they wanted,” Barry explained. “They would come out and work the big sales for Hanover-Hill, and Doug Seidel and other guys would go work sales for David Bachman.” The Pinehurst crew arrived for the Berkshire Valley Sale, and they all headed to the bar, “That’s where I first met Cooner.” Tim Coons of Amenia, NY., had been at a wedding earlier that evening and showed up at the bar where the guys were enjoying a nightcap. “I looked out on the dancefloor, and there was a guy in a leisure suit and a perm, and he was having a good time dancing.” Barrie continued, “The next morning, I saw him at Ken Main’s in his work clothes.” Thirty-nine years later, Cooner and Barrie are still working side by side at shows and sales. 12 - NYN September 2020
Ralph Gushie and the boys from Pinehurst were familiar with each other and had worked together in the past. Barrie laughed and said, “Ralph and I were in the same motel room, and the Pinehurst guys came banging on the door. It was cold out, and they came in and tore the blankets off Ralph’s bed and threw them on his truck, saying they thought his truck was cold.” Barrie continued, “Ralph had a few choice words for them, but then at 4 am, we all got up and went to work together.” Frank Marstella from Maine, was another famous herdsman who liked to use his time off to work the sales. “He was a really good cowman, and after one sale, he wanted Seidel to take him to the bus station so he could head home. Seidel told him he would get him a plane ticket, but Frank insisted on taking the bus. The next time I saw Frank, he said he was never going to take the bus again; it took him 24 hours to get home.”
THE CRAZY 8 SYNDICATE Back at the Berkshire Valley sale, there happened to be a dairy sale at the local stockyards. The boys couldn’t resist and decided to poke around at the sale to see what was selling. They found a Bootmaker daughter named Nell, “There was a group of us who went in on her for $700, and we called it the ‘Crazy 8 Syndicate.’ We bought her to run her through the Ken Main sale.” Barrie continued, “The problem was, the cow leaked milk one side, so she was lopsided.” While the local vet didn’t think it was a good idea to run the cow through Ken’s sale, Bootmaker Nell made her entrance into the sale ring, and Dave Younger took a little extra time. Barrie explained, “Younger made a big deal out of her saying that since the sale crew doesn’t get paid much, they were going to sell this cow as strictly a charity case.” The Crazy 8 Syndicate realized its first profit when Nell was struck off at $1100.
A CALL FROM BUDDY FLEMMING After the Berkshire Valley Sale, Barrie was back home in Connecticut when the phone rang one night --it was Buddy. Barrie explained, “Buddy said he had just started working at Dreamstreet and he was looking for someone who was ‘willing to work, didn’t know that much and was willing to do things my way.’” Dave Younger and Doug Seidel assured Buddy that Barrie would be a good fit for the job. Dreamstreet milked approximately 1000 cows on twenty-six different farms all in Delaware County. Barrie arrived about two weeks before the spring show in Syracuse, “When I drove up there, I never realized how spread out Dreamstreet was,” Barrie commented. When Buddy introduced Barry to Dennis Lucas, Barrie’s memory came to life as he remembered Lucas as “the guy from Eastern States who was putting baby pigs in everyone’s sleeping bags the night after the show.” The next few weeks were a whirlwind for Barrie as he worked for Dreamstreet at the spring show and then on to Audet’s Sale in Vermont. Barrie commented, “That could be a novel.” Next month….the Audet Novel
Once in a Lifetime For classification we were able to have the whole family home, four generations. It was especially nice to have Grandma (Mary Inman), the matriarch of the family, there to watch, someone who has instilled in all of us a love for good cows. With everyone helping to get ready for the classifier, it not only made the whole experience more fun but also more meaningful and memorable, almost nostalgic in a way. All the prep paid off as we had one of the best classifications we can remember. CLASSIFICATION RESULTS: This time around: 13 new excellent (7 homebred) 1 new 94 1 New Ex 2 yr old, 4 new 92 , 3 new 91 Herd Totals: 27 Excellent 13 Very good BAA: 112.7 Herd Average: 2x 28,755 M, 3.8 F, 3.0 P SSC: 48,000
Having Trevor back on the farm has been great in several ways. For over 22 months the cows have been averaging over 90 lbs a cow, at one point even reaching an average of 102 lbs/cow. He has a passion for developing great cows and we appreciate all he has done. It’s been nice to have a fresh set of legs in the fourth quarter, so to speak. A huge thanks to Al and Carolee McClure and Dave Post who let Trevor select three awesome young cows last year, all of which ended up going excellent this time. Also, thanks to Jerry Law, Beth Gallagher, Bill-Mar Farms and Lilly Schmitz for helping Trevor grow his herd with promising cows. COVID has allowed Nikki to return to the farm this summer and we have been thankful for all the ways she has added to the labor force, both in the barn and helping run the new farm store we opened last year.
Spring-Fed Logan Lea EX-94 3E
Offspring from Lea include a 4 yr old Gold Chip daughter that went 90, and a 4 yr old Gold Chip granddaughter that went 92.
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Dreane Astre Inksou EX-96 4E
Grand daughter, Law-View Aftershock Iman-ET now EX94. Calved in June with McCutchen heifer.
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The Reflections of Ju-Vindale REGISTERED HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 – 10:30 AM Sale held on the farm - 2074 Ballina Road, Cazenovia, NY 13035 160 head consisting of 80 milking age, 80 heifers and calves there are 15 R&W. July classification 8EX,40 VG, 29 GP DHI RHA 21,034 3.8 801 2.9 613 Aug. SCC 74,000 yrly ave. 102,000 The Maternal lines are consistent & Deep with up to 13 generations to carry the Ju-Vindale Prefix. Sires represented: Dempsey, Aftershock, Durable, Armani, Mogul, McCutchen, Diamondback, Corvette, GoldChip, Trump, Jonah, plus much more. Service sires used: PepRed, Wonderboy, King Doc, Renegade, Gold Chip, Redcloud-Red, Jaguar, Jedi plus many more. Year around herd with 21 fresh June/July, 7 Due Aug., 15 Due Sept. Plain-O-Redliner Ali - 3E-92 Her VG87 Armani Dtr sells on service to Red Cloud. Her Dtr. by Mil-R-Mor Karl sells also, 2nd Dam 2E EX94 Rubens. Billy Heath
** Look for Avacado-Red she’s VG88 and a sure bet to be EX, Dam is EX w/30,000M the next 6 of 7 Dams are EX from the “Adeens”. She has a Diamondback yrlg and is due in Jan. to Jordy. ** Pay Special attention to the group of Windy-Knoll-View Pep-Red Dtrs some are R&W and they are special. Watch for Pep Julia she’s a Summer Jr. 2yr. for the fall shows - 9 Gen of VG & EX and she’s going to be tough to beat!! ** VG 88 3yr. old Trump completes 13 Generations of Ju-Vindale breeding going back to Ju-Vindale Dancer VG88 w/ several sons in AI. Watch for Lot 1 Durable Dolly VG87 - Trump Dolly’s maternal sister fresh in April still milking 93# bred to Backflip - her dtr. by Corvette also sells- this is a tremendous family that started it all for JuVindale in April of 1976. Mgrs. Note: Vince & Juliet have long been known to be breeders of great Registered Holsteins and are maybe the most impressive care takers of their farm and cattle to be found anywhere in the U.S. Their farm is superbly managed and the cattle are stellar from top to bottom!! Come spend the day and help Vince & Juliet celebrate their accomplishments as outstanding Dairymen and breeders at their Retirement Dispersal. Free coffee & doughnuts morning of the sale. Lunch will be provided by Madison County Jr. Holstein Club.
Sale Managed by:
6071 State Highway 8 New Berlin, NY 13411 Owners:
Ju-Vindale Holsteins Vincent & Juliet Wagner 2074 Ballina Road Cazenovia, NY 13035 717-202-5131
View & bid online in real time at cowbuyer.com. Bidders must be pre-approved. Sale Staff: Tom Hosking – Auctioneer 607-972-1770 Dan Hosking – Auctioneer 607-972-8773 John Burkett – Pedigrees 814-381-9070 Jarrod Burleigh – Ringman 570-772-3542 Dan Z. Stoltzfus – 717-283-7282 Cole Goodhue – 802-782-1316 NYN September 2020 - 15
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Thank you to everyone who believes in us with the day to day care or show care of your cattle! We enjoy working with all TYPES. NYN September 2020 - 17
NEW YORK 2020
ShowReports
Cortland Classic Cortland, NY August 9, 2020 Judge: Adam Liddle OPEN SHOW Grand & Senior Champion Co-Vale Goldchip Poker (Gold Chip), 1st 4-Year-Old, Co-Vale & Eaton Holsteins LLC Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion Curr-Vale Damion Ladlynn-ET (Damion), 1st Aged Cow, Currie Holsteins HM Grand & HM Senior Champion Mac-Mara Aw Shucks (Atwood), 1st 5-Year-Old, McEvoy Farms Intermediate Champion McGarr-Farms Solomon Zara RC (Solomon), 1st Junior 2-Year-Old, Norah McCarthy Reserve Intermediate Champion Curr-Vale Jacoby Panther (Jacoby), 1st Senior 3-Year-Old, Currie Holsteins HM Intermediate Champion Petitclerc Avalanche Sissy (Avalanche), 2nd Junior 2-Year-Old, Mcevoy Farms Junior Champion Ms Raps Ruby-Red-ET (Jordy), 1st Winter Calf, Eoghan McGarr Reserve Junior Champion Petitclerc Unix Salsa (Unix), 1st Fall Calf, CoVale & Eaton Holsteins LLC HM Junior Champion Mac-Mara Blake Merlot, 2nd Winter Calf, McEvoy Farms
JUNIOR SHOW
GRAND CHAMPION OPEN SHOW
Spring Calf, Issac Folts HM Junior Champion Junior Show Rocky-Top Avalanche Mercy (Avalanche), 4th Winter Calf, Roseland Holsteins Spring Calf Class: 1st place- J-Folts Awesome Halawa-ET exhibited by Isaac Folts 2nd place- Roseland Warrior Tieray-Red exhibited by Roseland Holsteins Winter Calf Class: 1st place- Ms Raps Ruby- Red- ET exhibited by Eoghan McGarr 2nd place- Mac-Mara Blake Merlot exhibited by McEvoy Farms Fall Calf Class: 1st place- Petitcleric Unix-Salsa exhibited by Covale and Eaton Holsteins LLC 2nd place- T-Farm Doc Rocket exhibited by Zoie Skinner Summer Yearling: 1st place- Morrill Diamondback 4088-ET exhibited by Fantasy Found Holsteins 2nd place- Merrilea Bflip Bumblebee exhibited by Merrilea Holsteins
Grand & Senior Champion Junior Show McGarr-Farms Solomon Zara (Solomon), 1st Junior 2-Year-Old, Norah McCarthy Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion Junior Show Tusc-Vu Avalanche Cali-ET (Avalanche), 2nd Senior 3-Year-Old, Issac Folts HM Grand & HM Senior Champion Junior Show HFM Airlift Elsa (Airlift), 2nd 4-Year-Old, Aleta Gross
Spring Yearling: 1st place- Roseland Elegance exhibited by Roseland Holsteins 2nd place- J-Folts Doorman Hawaii exhibited by Isaac Folts
Junior Champion Junior Show Hs-Hotstuffs Av Hotlady-ET (Avalanche), 1st Winter Yearling, Issac Folts Reserve Junior Champion Junior Show J-Folts Awesome Hawlawa-ET (Awesome), 1st
Fall Yearling Heifer: 1st place- J-Folts Sandstorm Lydia exhibited by Isaac Folts 2nd place- Pavany Doorman Roxette-ET exhibited by Alexzandria French
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Winter Yearling: 1st place- HS Hotstuff AV Hotlady exhibited by Isaac Folts 2nd place- McGarr Farms Ho Bountiful exhibited by Norah McCarthy
GRAND CHAMPION JR SHOW
Junior 2 year old: 1st place- McGarr-Farms Solomon Zara RC exhibited by Norah McCarthy 2nd place- Petitcleric Avalanche Sissy exhibited by McEvoy Farms Senior 2 year old: 1st place- Rockland-MT Kingboy Charm-ET exhibited by Hal Lusk 2nd place- McGarr-Farms Cgain Genie exhibited by McGarr Farms Junior 3 year old: 1st place-Bry-Ry Defiant Snappe exhibited by Fantasy-Found Holsteins 2nd place- Curr-Vale Jacoby Turquoise exhibited by Currie Holsteins Senior 3 year old: 1st place- Curr-Vale Jacoby Panther exhibited by Currie Holsteins 2nd place- Tusc-View Avalanche Cali-ET exhibited by Isaac Folts 4 year old: 1st place- Co-Vale Goldchip Poker exhibited by Co-Vale & Eaton Holsteins LLC 2nd place- HFM Airlift Elsa exhibited by Aleta Gross 5 year old: 1st place- Mac-Mara Aw Shucks exhibited by McEvoy Farms 2nd place- KCS Atwood Terra exhibited by Kevin Streeter Aged Cow: 1st place- Curr-Vale Damion Ladlynn-ET exhibited by Currie Holsteins 2nd place- Westan Dapper Anna exhibited by Burrond Farm
NY Show Reports Delaware and Schoharie County Clubs Cobleskill, NY August 16, 2020 Judge: Gus Schwartzbeck OPEN SHOW Grand Champion Posthaven Absolute Sasy, Aged Cow, exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm Reserve Grand Champion Maple Downs Diamondback Addie-ET, Jr. 3 yr. old, exhibited by Maple Downs Farm Senior Champion Posthaven Absolute Sasy, Aged Cow, exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm Reserve Senior Champion Maple downs Armani Glamor exhibited by Maple Downs Farm Honorable Mention Jericho Dairy Baracuda-ET, 4 year old, exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm Intermediate Champion Maple Downs Diamondback Addie-ET, Jr. 3 yr. old, exhibited by Maple Downs Farm Reserve Intermediate Champion Maiz-N-Blu Addiction Lucy-Red, Sr. 2 yr. old, exhibited by Maple Downs Farm HM Intermediate Champion Posthaven Corvette Shiler, Sr. 3 yr. old, exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm Junior Champion EGL-Acres Solomon Kiki-ET, Spring Yearling, exhibited by Emily Lampsom Reserve Junior Champion Maple-Downs-HH Immunity Zara, Summer Yearling, exhibited by Maple Downs Farm/Hill N Hollow HM Junior Champion Maple-Downs-PV Monterey Gracie, Fall Calf, exhibited by Alexis Payne, Maple Downs Farm
JUNIOR SHOW
GRAND CHAMPION OPEN SHOW
Intermediate Champion Junior Show Posthaven Corvette Shiler, Sr. 3 year old, exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm Reserve Intermediate Champion Junior show Roll-N-View Jacoby Emery-ET, Jr. 2 year old, exhibited by Daniel McClure, Pineyvale Farm HM Intermediate Champion Junior Show Ranson-Rail Adhere Willow, Sr. 2 yr. old, exhibited by Mallory Rhodes, Lantland Farms Junior Champion Junior Show Maple-Downs-PV Monterey Gracie, Fall Calf, exhibited by Alexis Payne, Maple Downs Farm Reserve Junior Champion Junior Show Collins-Pride Rager Lyric-Red, Winter Calf, exhibited by Luke Byma HM Junior Champion Junior Show Pineyvale King Dog Ration, Spring Calf, exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm Spring Calf Class: Junior and Open Division 1st place- Pineyvale King Dog Ration exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm 2nd place- Whitdale Crown Royal Dipsy exhibited by Preston Peabody, Duell Hollow Farm Winter Calf Class: Junior Division 1st place- Collins-Pride Rager Lyric-Red exhibited by Luke Byma 2nd place- Whitdale Lightening-Red-Tw exhibited by Lily Olsen Open Division 1st place- Collins-Pride Rager Lyric-Red exhibited by Luke Byma 2nd place- EGL-Acres Jordy Lovejoy-Red exhibited by Emily Lampson
Grand Champion Posthaven Absolute Sasy, Aged Cow, exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm Reserve Grand Champion Jericho Dairy Baracuda-ET, 4 year old, exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm
Fall Calf Class: Junior and Open Division 1st place- Maple-Downs-PV Monterey Gracie exhibited by Alexis Payne, Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Pineyvale Jordy Bear Cub exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm
Senior Champion Junior Show Posthaven Absolute Sasy, Aged Cow, exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm Reserve Senior Champion Junior Show Jericho Dairy Baracuda-ET, 4 year old, exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm Honorable Mention Senior Champion Junior Show Maple-Downs Soloman Elsa, 2nd place 4 year old, exhibited by Cassie Menendez, Rivercross
Summer Yearling: Junior Division 1st place- Randsom-Rail Tatoo Daisy exhibited by Kirt and Jacob Menzi/Mallory Rhodes, Landtland Farms 2nd place- Pineyvale Artistocrat Million-Red exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm Open Division 1st place- Maple-Downs-HH Immunity Zara exhibited by Maple Downs Farm/Hill N Hollow
GRAND CHAMPION JR SHOW
2nd place- Randsom-Rail Tatoo Daisy exhibited by Kirt and Jacob Menzi/Mallory Rhodes, Landtland Farms Spring Yearling: Junior Division 1st place- Jericho Dairy Undenied Libby exhibited by Kirt and Jacob Memzi, Mallory Rhodes, Lantland Farms 2nd place- Sleeperridge Diamondback Jini exhibited by Kendall Blakemore, Sleepers Ridge Holsteins Open Division 1st place- EGL-Acres Solomon Kiki-ET exhibited by Emily Lampsom 2nd place- Jericho Dairy Undenied Libby exhibited by Kirt and Jacob Memzi, Mallory Rhodes, Lantland Farms Winter Yearling: Junior Division 1st place- Color Blind Ammon Abigail exhibited by Preston Peabody, Duell Hollow Farm 2nd place-Roll-N-View Jordy SindyLouWhoRed exhibited by Lillie Schmitz, Green Grassy Dairy Open Division 1st place- Maple-Downs PV Diamondback GinET exhibited by Maple Downs Farm and Duane Tillapaugh 2nd place- Joleanna Bailey Midnighttrain exhibited by Ben and Linda Byma Fall Yearling Heifer: Junior Division 1st place- Elm-Spring Byway Helen exhibited by Lillie Schmitz, Green Grassy Dairy 2nd place- Castlemont Unstoppabull JovonRed exhibited by Robert Burns Jr., Triple Creek Farm Open Division 1st place- Maple-Downs Crush Adira-ET exhibited by Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Elm-Spring Byway Helen exhibited by Lillie Schmitz, Green Grassy Dairy Fall Yearling in Milk Junior Division 1st place- Den-Rein Ammo Mudslide exhibited by Anna Reinshagen, Ranannakay Farm Open Division 1st place- Maple Downs Awesome Ayla-ET exhibited by Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Den-Rein Ammo Mudslide exhibited by Anna Reinshagen, Ranannakay Farm
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NY Show Reports Junior 2 year old: Junior Division and Open Division 1st place- Roll-N-View Jacoby Emery-ET exhibited by Daniel McClure, Pineyvale Farm 2nd place- Stan Hol Raimund C-Red exhibited by Cadem Stanton Senior 2 year old: Junior Division 1st place- Ranson-Rail Adhere Willow exhibited by Mallory Rhodes, Lantland Farms 2nd place- Posthaven G W Atwood Cash exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farms Open Division 1st place- Maiz-N-Blu Addiction Lucy-Red exhibited by Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Ranson-Rail Adhere Willow exhibited by Mallory Rhodes, Lantland Farms Junior 3 year old: Open Division 1st place- Maple Downs Diamondback AddieET exhibited by Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Hosking Doorman Vida exhibited by Hell Hollow Farm Senior 3 year old: Junior and Open Division 1st place- Posthaven Corvette Shiler exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm 2nd place- Liddleholme Beemer Ivanka-ET exhibited by Isaiah Blakemore, Sleepers Ridge Holsteins 4 year old: Junior and Open Division 1st place- Jericho Dairy Baracuda-ET exhibited by Lance McClure, Pineyvale Farm 2nd place- Maple-Downs Soloman Elsa exhibited by Cassie Menendez, Rivercross Holsteins 5 year old: Junior Division 1st place- Vintage-View QP Doll exhibited by Tori Reeese, Lantland Farms 2nd place- Lantland Absolute Terry exhibited by Jacob Menzi, Lantland Farms Open Division 1st place- Maple Downs Armani Glamor exhibited by Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Vintage-View QP Doll exhibited by Tori Reeese, Lantland Farms Aged Cow: 1st place- Posthaven Absolute Sasy exhibited by Andrew Post, Posthaven Farm 150,000 Pound Class: Junior Division 1st place- Lantland Aspen Hemley exhibited by Kirt Menzi, Lantland Farms Open Division 1st place- Posthaven Hank Creampuff exhibited by Posthaven Farm 2nd place- Lantland Aspen Hemley exhibited by Kirt Menzi, Lantland Farms 20 - NYN September 2020
Lewis County Show Lowville, NY August 14, 2020 Judge Reid Lundy OPEN SHOW Grand & Senior Champion Windy-Knoll-View Windbrook Pencil-ET, 5 year old, exhibited by Marcus Moser Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion Headwater Atwood Charlotte, Sr. 3 year old, exhibited by Ella Sherman HM Grand & HM Senior Champion Headwater Diamondback Cheerio, Jr. 3 year old, exhibited by Carl Sherman Junior Champion Ms Secret Crush, Winter Yearling, exhibited by Jackson Peters Reserve Junior Champion Ms Raps Jordy Razzma-Red-ET, Fall Calf, exhibited by Jason and Jordan HM Junior Champion OCD Benefit Captain-ET, Spring Yearling, exhibited by Molly and John Scoville Junior Show Grand & Senior Champion Junior Show Midas Touch Diamondback Cheech, Jr. 3 year old, exhibited by Loren Putman Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion Junior Show Interflame Defiant Destiny ET, Sr. 3 year old, exhibited by Bailey Wright HM Grand & HM Senior Champion Junior Show Retso Goldwyn Cassie-ET, Jr. 2 year old, exhibited by Hannah Coller Junior Champion Junior Show Petitcleric Unix Summit-ET, Spring Yearling Heifer, exhibited by Hannah Coller Reserve Junior Champion Junior Show Ranway Dropkick Margarita, Fall Heifer Calf, exhibited by Olivisa Simser HM Junior Champion Junior Show Reyncrest Expander Dirty Shirley, Spring Heifer Calf, exhibited by Ashley Aldous Spring Calf Class: 1st place- Moserdale Lariat Plexi exhibited by Marcus Moser 2nd place- Starry-Falls Vette Adalyne exhibited by Samuel VanBuren Winter Calf Class: 1st place- Liddleholme Move On-ET exhibited
GRAND CHAMPION JR SHOW
by Landon Peters 2nd place- Maiden-Kine Cindy Lou Who exhibited by Molly and John Scoville Fall Calf Class: 1st place- Ms Raps Jordy Razzma-Red-ET exhibited by Jason and Jordan Thomas 2nd place- Ms Raps Jordy Rosette-Red-ET exhibited by Jason and Jordan Thomas Summer Yearling: 1st place- DE-Bergen Wild-Red exhibited by Delaney Bergen 2nd place- Starry-Falls Jordy Classic exhibited by Caleb Van Buren Spring Yearling: 1st place- OCD Benefit Captain-ET exhibited by Molly and John Scoville 2nd place- Ms Raps Diamondback Rumble Red-ET exhibited by Adam Little and Jason & Jordan Thomas Winter Yearling: 1st place- Ms Secret Crush exhibited by Jackson Peters 2nd place-Doorman Scarlett-ET exhibited by Samuel Van Buren Fall Yearling Heifer: 1st place- Moserdale Crush Hope exhibited by Moserdale Dairy 2nd place- Parkvue Doorman Frizbe exhibited by Timothy Lee Staring Summer Junior 2 year old: 1st place- Oakfield Flash Tart-ET exhibited by Rachel VanBuren Junior 2 year old: 1st place- Moserdale Crush Mieka exhibited by Moserdale Dairy 2nd place- Miss OCD Zion Chantel exhibited by Darren McIntyre and Deborah Richardson Senior 2 year old: 1st place- Headwater Crush Lovebug exhibited by Eric and Lorelle Sherman Junior 3 year old: 1st place-Headwater Diamondback Cheerio exhibited by Carl Sherman
GRAND CHAMPION OPEN SHOW
Senior 3 year old: 1st place- Headwater Atwood Charlotte exhibited by Ella Sherman 2nd place- Co-Vista Doorsopen Always-ET exhibited by Samuel VanBuren
NY Show Reports
OHM Show
July 24, 2020 Fonda, NY Judge Reid Lundy
4 year old: 1st place- Bergen Doorman Camille exhibited by Marcus Moser 5 year old: 1st place- Windy-Knoll-View Windbrook PencilET exhibited by Marcus Moser 2nd place- Oakfield Windbrook Cogsworth-ET exhibited by Deborah Gracey-Richardson Iron Grandma: 1st place- Headwater Lenny Chaz exhibited by Eric Sherman
Nioga Show
Batavia, NY July 31, 2020 Judge: Jason Zimmerman OPEN SHOW Junior Champion: Oakfield AS Aviva-Red exhibited by Alicia and Jonathon Lamb and Jamie Black Reserve Champion: Oakfield Ava Timeless exhibited by Alicia and Jonathon Lamb Grand Champion: Tusc-View Avalanche CaliET exhibited by Isaac Folts Reserve Grand Champion: Ms E-Skinner Abso Fresh- Red exhibited by Payton Bennett
JUNIOR SHOW Junior Champion: Liddleholme AV Mocha exhibited by Chloe Lamb Reserve Champion: HS Hotstuff AV Hotlady exhibited by Isaac Folts Grand Champion: Tusc-View Avalanche CaliET exhibited by Isaac Folts Reserve Grand Champion: Mikelholm Dempsey Bingo exhibited by Emily Mikel Spring Calf Class: 1st place- J-Folts Awesome Halawa-ET exhibited by Isaac Folts 2nd plac- E-Skinner Unstopabull 7886-Red exhibited by Payton Bennet Winter Calf Class: 1st place- Oakfield As Aviva-Red-ET exhibited by Alicia and Jonathon Lamb and Jamie Black 2nd place- Liddleholme AV Mocha exhibited by Chloe Lamb
OPEN SHOW
GRAND CHAMPION JR SHOW
Fall Calf Class: 1st place- Oakfield Ava Timeless-ET exhibited by Alicia and Jonathon Lamb 2nd place- Firewall Electric-Red-ET exhibited by Hill, Wisely, and Neckers Summer Yearling: 1st place- Oakfield Bene Electric-ET exhibited by Alicia and Jonathon Lamb 2nd place- Dresser Jordy Rumor-Red exhibited by Adam Dresser Spring Yearling: 1st place- Heinman Delight Cheda exhibited by Ryan Hamilton 2nd place- J-Folts Doorman Hawaii exhibited by Isaac Folts Winter Yearling: 1st place- HS Hotstuff AV Hotlady exhibited by Isaac Folts 2nd place- WayWard-Wind Dorn Tiki Bar exhibited by L&B Hill, Onolee Lind Junior 2 year old: 1st place- Mikelholm DB Beauty exhibited by Emily Mikel 2nd place- Oakfield US Tesla-ET exhibited by Brody Jackson Senior 2 year old: 1st place- Oscwil Solomon 13819 exhibited by Hill, Wisely, and Neckers Junior 3 year old: 1st place- Ms E-Skinner Abso Fresh-Red exhibited by Payton Bennett 2nd place- Mikelholm Dempsey Bingo exhibited by Emily Mikel Senior 3 year old: 1st place- Tusc-View Avalanche Cali-ET exhibited by Isaac Folts 2nd place- Graceful Dback Rascal exhibited by Hill, Wisely, and Neckers 4 year old: 1st place- Georgetown Goldsun Marbear exhibited by Hill, Wisely, and Neckers
GRAND CHAMPION OPEN SHOW
Grand Champion: Jericho-Dairy Baracuda- ET, 4 year old, exhibited by Lance McClure Reserve Grand Champion (and Best Bred & Owned) Maple Downs Diamondback Addie, Jr. 3 year old, exhibited by Maple Downs Farm Honorable Mention- Signature B Class-ET, Senior 3 year old, exhibited by Elmvue Farm Senior Champion : Sr. Champion - Jericho-Dairy Baracuda- ET, 4 year old, exhibited by Lance McClure Reserve Sr. Champion- Maple Downs Armani Glamor, 5 year old, exhibited by Maple Downs Farms Intermediate Champions: Intermediate Champion: Maple Downs Diamondback Addie, 3 year old, exhibited by Maple Downs Farm Reserve Intermediate Champion: Signature B Class-ET, Senior 3 year old, exhibited by Elmvue Farm Junior Champions Junior Champion: Maple Downs-HH Solomon Rosebud, Fall Yearling, exhibited by Maple Downs Farm Reserve Junior Champion: SN-Prestige Jordy High Life, Winter Calf, exhibited by Dan Lyness and Sarah Phillips
JUNIOR SHOW Grand Champion and Senior Champion Jericho-Dairy Baracuda- ET, 4 year old, exhibited by Lance McClure Reserve Grand Champion: Posthaven Absolute Sasy exhibited by Andrew Post Intermediate Champions Intermediate Champion: Ovaltop Sid Rafa, Jr. 2 year old, exhibited by Alexa Wolfe Reserve: Maple Downs Immunity Jill, Sr. 2 year old, exhibited by Kelsey Campbell Junior Champions Junior Champion: Liddleholme Avalanche Margo, Winter Calf, exhibited by Mason Ziemba Reserve Junior Champion: Maple Downs-PV Monterey Gracie, Fall Calf, exhibited by Alexis Payne Spring Calf: 1st place- Ridgedale Doorman exhibited by Ridgedale Farm 2nd place- Pineyvale King Doc Ratio exhibited by Lance McClure Winter Calf: 1st place- SN-Prestige Jordy High Life-ET exhibited by Dan Lyness and Sarah Phillips NYN September 2020 - 21
NY Show Reports
Junior Champion Petitcleric Unix Summit-ET, Spring Yearling Heifer, exhibited by Hannah Coller Reserve Junior Champion Ranway Dropkick Margarita, Fall Heifer Calf, exhibited by Olivisa Simser HM Junior Champion Midas-Touch Undenied Effortless-ET, Spring Heifer Calf, exhibited by Loren Putman
2nd place- Liddleholme Avalanche Margo exhibited by Mason Ziemba Fall Calf: 1st place- Liddleholme Jordy Lou-ET exhibibted by Liddleholme Holsteins 2nd place- Maple Downs-PV Monterey Gracie exhibited by Alexis Payne Summer Yearling: 1st place- Ms BV Solomon Hope-ET exhibibted by Anthony Crothers and Al and Chris McClure 2nd place- Morrill Diamonback 4088-ET exhibited by Fantasy Found Holsteins Spring Yearling: 1st place- Ms Elmvue Doorman Hysteria-ET exhivibted by Elmvue Farm 2nd place- Ms Elmvue Doorman Hardrock-ET exhibited by Elmvue Farm
JUNIOR SHOW GRAND CHAMPION JR SHOW
Jr. Three Year Old Class: 1st place- Maple Downs Diamondback Addie exhibited by Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Garay Goldwyn Amaze-ET exhibited by Liddleholme Holsteins Sr. Three Year Old Class: 1st place- Signature B Class-ET exhibited by Elmvue Farm 2nd place- Gaige McCutchen Tess exhibited by Brandon Perna
Winter Yearling: 1st place- Maple Downs-PV Diamondback Gin exhibited by Maple Downs and Duane Tillapaugh 2nd place- Elmvue Nitro Cheer exhibited by Elmvue Farm
4 Year Old Class: 1st place- Jericho-Dairy Baracuda- ET exhibited by Lance McClure 2nd place- Ridgedale Elysian-ET exhibited by Ridgedale Farms with
Fall Yearling: 1st place- Maple Downs-HH Solomon Rosebud exhibited by Maple Downs Farm 2nd place- Lafoagere Side Sunshine exhibited by ZBW & ST Genetics
5 Year Old Class: 1st place- Maple Downs Armani Glamor exhibited by Maple Downs Farms 2nd place- Carpsview Armani Velvet-ET exhibited by Elmvue Farm
Summer Jr. Two Year Old Class: 1st place- with Milksource Sills BMR Bilexi exhibited by Lori Bensen and Dan Sill 2nd place- Canary Crush Aspen exhibited by Charlise Canary
Age Cow Class: 1st place- Posthaven Absolute Sasy exhibited by Andrew Post 2nd place- Golden-Rose ABS Ginger-ET exhibited by Ridgedale Farm
Jr. Two Year Old Class: 1st place- Ovaltop Sid Rafa exhibited by Alexa Wolfe 2nd place- Roll-View Jcby Emery-ET exhibited by Lance and Dan McClure
150,000 Pound Class: 1st place- Aspiration Goldchip Lexi exhibited by Roedale Farm 2nd place- Posthaven Hank Creampuf exhibited by Posthaven Farms
Sr. Two Year Old Class: 1st place-Ridgedale Racquel exhibited by Isaac Conard 2nd place- Maiz-N-Blue Add Lucy-RED exhibited by Maple Downs Farm
St Lawrence County Show Governor, NY August 13, 2020 Judge: Adam Liddle OPEN SHOW Grand & Senior Champion Telstar Franchise Helen-ET, 4-year-old, exhibited by Steve Morrill and Jack Zeh Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion Midas-Touch Diamondback Cheech-Red-TW, Jr. 3 year old, exhibited by Loren Putman HM Grand & HM Senior Champion Roput Destry Savannah-Rae, 5 year old, exhibited by James Putman
GRAND CHAMPION OPEN SHOW 22 - NYN September 2020
Grand & Senior Champion Junior Show Midas Touch Diamondback Cheech, Jr. 3 year old, exhibited by Loren Putman Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion Junior Show Interflame Defiant Destiny ET, Sr. 3 year old, exhibited by Bailey Wright HM Grand & HM Senior Champion Junior Show Retso Goldwyn Cassie-ET, Jr. 2 year old, exhibited by Hannah Coller Junior Champion Junior Show Petitcleric Unix Summit-ET, Spring Yearling Heifer, exhibited by Hannah Coller Reserve Junior Champion Junior Show Ranway Dropkick Margarita, Fall Heifer Calf, exhibited by Olivisa Simser HM Junior Champion Junior Show Reyncrest Expander Dirty Shirley, Spring Heifer Calf, exhibited by Ashley Aldous Spring Calf Class: 1st place- Midas-Touch Undenied Effortless-ET exhibited by Loren Putman 2nd place- Ms Martys Mogul Miracle exhibited by Co-Vale, Steve Morrill, Jack Zeh Winter Calf Class: 1st place- DM-Don-Sher Denver Magic exhibited by Danielle McNeil 2nd place- Midas-Touch Crushabull Eve-ET exhibited by Jennifer King Fall Calf Class: 1st place- Ranway Dropkick Margarita exhibited by Olivisa Simser 2nd place- North Effect Jordy Revieve-Red exhibited by Dennis Snyder Summer Yearling: 1st place- Midas-Touch King Dog Cochran exhibited by Jennifer King 2nd place- OCD Jordy Lexicon-Red-ET exhibited by David King Spring Yearling: 1st place- Ms Martys Solomon Mary exhibited
GRAND CHAMPION OPEN SHOW
NY Show Reports by Amelia Rodee 2nd place- Midas Touch Tattoo Cherish-ET exhibited by Hannah Coller Winter Yearling: 1st place- Petitclerc Unix Summit-ET exhibited by Hannah Coller 2nd place-Petitclerc Solomon Sunset-ET exhibited by Sarah Rodee Fall Yearling Heifer: 1st place- Foy-View Uptown Abbey exhibited by Makayla Pickering
2nd place- LFPG Sason Detox exhibited by Loyal Gregory 125,000LB cow: 1st place- Clem-El Lheros Peyton exhibited by Sydney Bennett 2nd place- Roput G W Atwood Kolie exhibited by James Putman
Tri-County Show Schaghticoke, NY July 29, 2020 Judge: Tim Abbott OPEN SHOW
GRAND CHAMPION OPEN SHOW
Avalon Margo (2nd place winter calf) exhibited by Mason Ziemba Honorable Mention- Ms Blexy Doorman Blessing-ET (Winter yearling) exhibited by Hailee Liddle
Junior 2 year old: 1st place- Retso Goldwyn Cassie-ET exhibited by Hannah Coller 2nd place- Midas-Touch Solomon CelebrationET exhibited by Jennifer King
Grand Champion: LME Armani Rascal-Red (5 year old) exhibited by Brock Liddle Reserve Grand Champion: Pleasant Nook Doorman Madison-ET (4 year old) exhibited by Adam Liddle and Jamie Black
Premier Exhibitor and Breeder: Kings-Ransom Farm
Senior 2 year old: 1st place- Midas Touch Brennan Janet-ET exhibited by David King 2nd place- Poppydale Hypnotic Kendra-Red exhibited by Elizabeth Trombley-Couillard
Senior Champion: LME Armani Rascal-Red exhibited by Brock Liddle (5 year old) Reserve Senior Champion: Pleasant Nook Doorman Madison-ET exhibited by Adam Liddle and Jamie Black (4 year old)
Showmanship: Master Showman- Lauren King Reserve Master Showman- Mason Ziemba
Junior 3 year old: 1st place-Midas-Touch Diamondback CheechRed-TW exhibited by Loren Putman 2nd place- Roput Solomon Prenup exhibited by Sarah Rodee
Intermediate Champion: Liddleholme Diamondback Asia-Red exhibited by Wyatt Mitchell (Senior 2 year old) Reserve Int. Champion: Midas Touch Doorman Chinks exhibited by Jeff King and Jaylene Lesher (Senior 3 year old)
Senior 3 year old: 1st place- Interflame Defiant Destiny exhibited by Bailey Wright 2nd place- Bronhom Barbwire Ivana-Red exhibited by Caitlin Bennett 4 year old: 1st place- Telstar Franchise Helen-ET exhibited by Steve Morrill and Jack Zeh 2nd place- Stunning Winbrook Lizzy-ET exhibited by Noah and Rayne Ives
Junior Champion- Liddleholme Jordy Lu-ET (Fall calf) exhibited by Liddleholme Reserve Junior Champion- Hs Hotstuff Diggity-Red (Spring yearling) exhibited by Fly Higher Holsteins Honorable Mention- Lafougere Side Sunshine (Fall Yearling) exhibited by ZBW/Retso
JUNIOR SHOW
5 year old: 1st place- Roput Savannah Rae- ET exhibited by James Putman 2nd place- T-Far Aftershock Gusty exhibited by Loren Putman
Grand Champion: Kings-Ransom Monterey Clash (4 year old) exhibited by Adam King Reserve Grand Champion: Liddleholme Diamondback Asia-Red (Sr. 2 year old) exhibited by Wyatt Mitchell
Aged Cow: 1st place- Maplegrand Rambo Tamara exhibited by Kaleb and Kolby Sample
Senior Champion: Kings-Ransom Monterey Clash exhibited by Adam King (4 year old) Reserve Senior Champion: Liddleholme TakeTwo exhibited by Hailee Liddle (4 year old) Intermediate Champion: Liddleholme Diamondback Asia-Red exhibited by Wyatt Mitchell (Senior 2 year old) Reserve Int. Champion: Kings-Ransom Undenied Curlie exhibited by Hannah King (Junior 2 year old)
GRAND CHAMPION JR SHOW
Junior Champion- Whitedale Lightening-RedTW (Winter calf) exhibited by Lily Olsen Reserve Junior Champion- Liddleholme
Reserve Premier Exhibitor and Breeder: Luncrest Farm
Spring Heifer Calf Class: 1st place- AOT Avalanche Hangover-ET exhibited by AOT Genetics/Reyncrest 2nd place- BPD Unstopabull Alexa- ET exhibited by Landon Nolan (1st place junior) Winter Heifer Calf Class: 1st place- Whitedale Lightening-Red TW exhibited by Lily Olsen (1st place junior) 2nd place- Liddleholm Avalan Margo exhibited by Mason Ziemba Fall Heifer Calf Class: 1st place- Liddeholm Jordy Lu-ET exhibited by Anthony Liddle 2nd place- Cornerrest Artist La Prima exhibited by Cornerest Farm Summer Yearling Heifer Class: 1st place- MS-AOL Unstopable Catch-Red exhibited by Brock Liddle 2nd place- OCD Jordy Rascal exhibited by Reyncrest Farms/Fly Higher Holsteins Spring Yearling Heifer Class: 1st place- HS Hotstuff Diggity-Red exhibited by Reyncrest Farms/Fly Higher Holsteins 2nd place- Retso-PV Honeysuckle-Red exhibited by Retso/Peter Vail Winter Yearling Heifer Class: 1st place- Ms Shazam Shooter-2072-ET exhibited by Luncrest/Reyncrest Farm 2nd place- Ms Denver Baby exhibited by Retso Fall Yearling Heifer Class: 1st place- Lafougere Side Sunshine exhibited by ZBW/STGenetics 2nd place- Ms Beechnutacres ZBW Eva exhibited by Grace Stroud (1st place junior)
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NY Show Reports
exhibited by Luncrest Farm 2nd place- Gloryland Amazing Rae-P-ET exhibited by Robert and Ashlyn Abbott Senior 3 year old: 1st place- Midas Touch Doorman Chinks exhibited by Jeff King and Jaylene Lesher 2nd place- Liddleholme-LG Ashlyn exhibited by Adam Liddle and Luke Getty 4 year old: 1st place- Pleasant Nook Doorman Madison-ET exhibited by Adam Liddle and Jamie Black 2nd place- Kings-Ransom Monterey Clash exhibited by Adam King
GRAND CHAMPION JR SHOW
Fall Yearling in Milk: 1st place- Ms AOL Diamondback RadienceRed exhibited by Andrew Reynolds and Whitney Kugler Junior 2 year old: 1st place- Kings-Ransom Undenied Curlie exhibited by Hannah King 2nd place- Luncrest Uni Munch-1980 exhibited by Luncrest Farm Senior 2 year old: 1st place- Liddleholme Diamondback Asia-Red exhibited by Wyatt Mitchell 2nd place- Kings-Ransom Copy Dream exhibited by Lauren King Junior 3 year old: 1st place- Luncrest Byway Amaz-1884
5 year old: 1st place- LME Armani Rascal-Red exhibited by Brock Liddle 2nd place- Eildon-Tweed Chapter 23-ET exhibited by Blake Wadsworth Age Cow: 1st place- Parkvue Absolute Rap-Red-ET exhibited by Cookiecutter LLC 2nd place- Jacobs Gold Chip All-ET exhibited by Luncrest Farm
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New York Breeders Sale Friday, October 16th 2020
Making quality cattle from across New York State available to you! This year’s sale will be virtual with Dave Rama auctioneering. Cornell’s dairy science students will be available to wash and fit animals and assist with getting the perfect picture or video of every animal. Selections are now underway and we invite you to be part of this year’s sale! Contact Chelsea Hanselman at 607-437-5866 to discuss consignments. The catalog will be online at www. DairyAgendaToday.com
150,000-lb Milk Production 1st place- Gillette Lauthority 2nd Run exhibited by Retso/Peter Vail 2nd place- Fly-Higher Shan Misty- ET exhibited by Fly Higher Holsteins
A Family Line Like No Other Nominated for NY Cow of the Century
Sher-Mar Lee Mitzi EX-91 4E VEEE GMD DOM The top Honor List cow for 1979 Lifetime 200,450M 3.6 7290F Dam: Sher-Mar Mingo Mimi EX-90 2E VEVE 11-11 365 28,340M 4.0 1146F Lifetime: 161,990M 3.9 6284F Her Daughter: Sher-Mar Highmark Hiawatha 4E-94 GMD-DOM Nominated All-American 4-YR- Old 6-10 365 37470M 5.0 1869F Lifetime: 156,868 4.0 6260F Mitzi was a great brood cow. Her son, Dreamstreet Odyssey is the sire of Bendy-Brook Odyssey Favorite, the dam of Tri-Day Ashlyn EX-96. Hiawatha developed her own great family line and is the 3rd dam of former production record holder, Golden-Oaks Mark Prudence EX-95.
Sher-Mar Farm
Sherman and Marge Herrington • Hoosick Falls, NY 24 - NYN September 2020
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Building on the Bedrock
The Next Gen
Kings-Ransom Monterey Cans EX-92 3Y, 94-MS PTA +2.74T +2498GTPI 1-11 3 305 27250 94 4.7 1289 3.3 890 90 365 31440 94 4.8 1498 3.3 1044 90 3-07 2 305 31180 91 4.5 1407 3.2 985 91 A Cleavage Daughter Monterey x 95 Mogul x 8 Gen EX Cans spring show plans were cancelled by Covid-19, but watch for her this fall. We are now ivf’ing her 2635 GTPI Delta daughter and 3.29T Crushabull and have embryos available. Cleavage’s impact runs strong in our herd, with 4 more 3-yearold daughters scoring EX this month. King Royal Climax EX91, 93-MS Merjack Melons EX91 Byway Chichi EX Kingboy Crease EX Her young fresh King Doc daughters are very exciting!
Kings-Ransom Monterey Clash EX-94 Max Score 96MS PTA +2.46T +2274 GTPI 2-00 3 305 25120 92 4.0 996 3.3 840 89 320 26200 92 4.0 1050 3.4 878 89 3-1 365 33950 4.1 1393 3.2 1092 A daughter of Cleo Monterey x 95 Mogul x 8 Gen EX She is fresh with her 3rd calf and is making embryos, contact us for availability. We also have her daughters by Crushabull, Discjockey, Tattoo, Excalibur. They all carry her eye-catching high style that makes her so fancy! Cleo’s impact is being shown by her young daughters... all sisters to Clash and all scored VG or EX. They are: EX Kingtut VG-87 Solomon VG Solomon VG Avalanche And her young fresh King Doc, Jacoby and Undenied sisters are very special. Recent Classification Highlights 24 new EX. 2 new 94’s 2 new 93’s 20 new VG 2 year olds
Our other new 94-point cow is a direct daughter of Dorcy Dextra EX94 Kings-Ransom Doorman Debonair. Her daughter Delta Destiny (EX92) is developing her own list of special daughters including Granite Dandy (new EX). Dandy’s son 94H19526 Dreambig is 2.94T, 2679 GTPI and A2A2 with a different sire stack of Samaritan x Granite x Delta. Another 2-year-old highlight is Delta Destiny’s daughter, Frazzled Dilly Dilly scoring VG88 at 2Y. Dilly’s daughters by Hotjob, Eisaku and Riveting are in our regular IVF program.
311 King Rd. – Schuylerville, NY 12871 – 518-695-9245 – Jeff’s Cell: 518-791-2876 – jkingkrf@gmail.com NYN September 2020 - 25
2022 NEW YORK HOLSTEIN FUTURITY NUMBER 46 PURPOSE: The New York Holstein 2-Year-old Futurity is a project of the New York Holstein-Friesian Association to stimulate interest in the breeding and exhibiting of outstanding Registered Holsteins. PROCEDURES: This 2-Year-old Futurity is based upon the nomination of an animal by an owner, to be shown in the 2-Year-old Futurity class at a designated show in the year that she is an eligible 2-Year-old. Three nominations are required for each animal that competes. All nominations are the responsibility of the owner and must be made on regulation entry blanks, accompanied by specified fees, and meet nomination dates and other rules as set forth below. The accumulated monies, received from the three nominations, shall make up the purse for any one year and shall be divided as prize money among the exhibitors, according to the placings as set forth below. FUTURITY ENTRIES: The show is charged with the enforcement of all the rules and the responsibilities of the operation of the Futurity. RULES AND CONDITIONS ELIGIBILITY: Any registered Holstein female, 87% or higher, bred by a member of the New York Holstein-Friesian Association (senior or junior) that was born from September 1, 2019 to August 31, 2020 is eligible for Futurity Number 46. On first nominations an animal may have papers pending, however, on second nominations, registration numbers must be available. FEES: 1st payment of $3.00 with nomination shall be paid by November 2, 2020. 2nd payment of $8.00 with nomination shall be paid by November 1, 2021. 3rd payment of $10.00 shall be postmarked as instructed on the third nomination letter or 30 days prior to the showing of the Futurity class. NOMINATIONS: Any member, resident or not, in good standing of the New York Holstein Association may nominate any number of eligible heifers. The second and third payments shall likewise be mailed and postmarked not later than the due dates. PURSE: The purse in this event shall consist of all monies received by the New York Holstein Futurity as nomination fees, subsequent payments or contributions, less the actual expenses incurred in its promotion and management. All Futurity monies shall be kept in a separate Futurity fund and used only for Futurity purposes and shall be withdrawn only under bona fide signature of the treasurer of the New York Futurity, with the approval of the Futurity Committee. The purse in this event will be divided among the top twenty placings under the formula listed below. If less than 20 animals are shown, all monies shall be paid by dividing proportionately between all exhibitors in FuTuRITY #46. 1st place winner............................20% 2nd place ......................................12% 3rd place........................................09% 4th place........................................08% 5th place........................................06% Next 5 places........................04% each Next 5 places........................03% each Next 5 places........................02% each REFUNDS: When nomination fees and subsequent payments in connection with the Futurity are received, they are committed to the purse for this event and no refunds will be made, whether or not the animal is shown or its eligibility discontinued by the owner. In the event, however, that any condition should arise which prevents the showing of the Futurity, the right is reserved to cancel same and refunds made to persons owning females that have been nominated, their share of all monies accrued after the deduction of actual expenses in the promotion of this Futurity. MAINTAINING ELIGIBILITY: Eligibility after an animal has been nominated as a calf is maintained by making subsequent payments on the due dates as specified heretofore. This responsibility rests solely with the owner, after being notified of re-entry dates, and failure to make the next payment cancels eligibility and all previous fees become a part of the purse. SALE OF THE ELIGIBLE ANIMALS: When an animal that is entered in the New York Holstein Futurity is sold, the eligibility may be maintained by the new owner, and it shall be his/her responsibility to inform the Futurity Secretary of the change in ownership. The seller shall inform the buyer that the animal purchased is already entered in the Futurity and it will be the responsibility of the buyer to submit subsequent fees in accordance with the rules and closing dates. MISCELLANEOUS: The New York Holstein-Friesian Association nor New York Show Committee is in no way responsible for the condition of the premises in which the Futurity is held and is not liable in the event of accident or loss to persons or property. All matters pertaining to the showing of the Futurity are subject to the rules, regulations and health requirements of the show at which the Futurity is held. Registration papers must be available upon checking into the show ring. THE FUTURITY IS A CHALLENGE TO YOUR ABILITY TO SELECT HEIFERS THAT WILL DEVELOP INTO YOUR BEST 2-YEAR-OLDS Futurity #46 Entry Form – Nomination #1 Exhibitor Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Address ________________________________________________________________ Phone # __________________________ City ________________________________________________________________ State______________ Zip Code __________ Entry Name __________________________________________________________ Registration #______________ DOB_______ Sire ________________________________________________________________ Registration #_________________________ Dam _______________________________________________________________ Registration #_________________________ Breeder’s Name ________________________________________ Breeder’s Address ___________________________________ *please make copies as necessary*
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ALL-NEW YORK & JUNIOR ALL-NEW YORK CONTEST ENTRY FORM **All Entries & Photos Must Be Received by October 15, 2020** **This deadline will be strictly enforced**
All-New York Entry _______________
Junior All-New York Entry_______________ (check all that apply)
Bred & Owned Entry_______________
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________________________ Zip ___________ Email Address _______________________________________________________________ Phone _____________________________________ Included with this entry form must be: ________________ A complete 2020 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 ______________
Classes Recognized Spring Heifer Calf-born on or after 3/1/20 Winter Heifer Calf-born 12/1/19 to 2/29/20 Fall Heifer Calf-born 9/1/19 to 11/30/19 Summer Yrlg. Heifer-born 6/1/19 to 8/31/19 Spring Yrlg. Heifer-born 3/1/19 to 5/31/19 Winter Yrlg. Heifer-born 12/1/18 to 2/28/19
Fall Yearling Heifer-born 9/1/18 to 11/30/18 Fall Yearling Heifer In Milk-born 9/1/18 to 11/30/18 Jr. 2-Yr.-Old Heifer-born 3/1/18 to 8/31/18 Sr. 2-Yr.-Old Heifer-born 9/1/17 to 2/28/18 Jr. 3-Yr.-Old Cow-born 3/1/17 to 8/31/17 Sr. 3-Yr.-Old Cow-born 9/1/16 to 2/28/17 4-Yr.-Old Cow-born 9/1/15 to 8/31/16
5-Yr.-Old-Cow-born 9/1/14 to 8/31/15 Aged Cow-born before 9/1/14 150,000-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
2020 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, district show, or be among the top five at the New York Holstein State Show. 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 October 15, 2020 to be eligible for the contest.
2020 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, 2020 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 first or second at any local or district, Junior Show, Holstein Show, Open show OR have placed in the top five at the New York Holstein State Show. 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 October 15, 2020 to be eligible for the contest. NYN September 2020 - 27
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 - 840 Hanshaw Rd., Suite #5, Ithaca, NY 14850 Please list all placings for every 2020 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 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
_________ New York Holstein State Show
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NATIONAL SHOWS
NATIONAL SHOWS
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_________ Mid-East Spring National Holstein Show _________ Northeast Spring National Holstein Show _________ Southern Spring National Holstein Show _________ Midwest Spring National Holstein Show _________ Western Spring National Holstein Show _________ Mid-East Summer National Holstein Show _________ Midwest Fall National Holstein Show _________ Eastern Fall National Holstein Show _________ Northeast Fall National Holstein Show _________ Southern Fall National Holstein Show _________ International Holstein Show _________ Mid-East Fall National Holstein Show _________ Southern Fall National Holstein Show _________ Mid-East Fall National Holstein Show _________ NAILE, Louisville Open Show (Jr. Division)
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1 East Hadley Rd. – Hadley, MA 01035 Gordie & Beth Cook – Cell 413-447-1461 Hank & Debra Cook and Family Cell 413-320-1017 – www.cookfarm.com
Bruce & Kathie Hinz and Justin & Carrie Hinz 7923 Centerville Rd. – Fillmore, NY 14735 Justin: 585-689-0251 – Bruce: 585-689-0249
Gabriel & Penelope Carpenter Josiah & Alexandra 36 South St. – Dryden, NY 13053 607-543-1219 – Jonah 2:8 wideawakeholsteins@yahoo.com
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Visitors and Inquiries on Cattle Always Welcome 309 Covered Bridge Rd. • Unadilla, NY 13849 Luke 607-435-2228 • Derek 607-435-1478 Joleanna@frontiernet.net
1609 Redstone Trail Green Bay, WI 54313 (H) 920.465.3880 (C) 920.737.3050
Bellvale Farms
Lea Jordan Associate Photographer 608.214.1845 leamccullough@gmail.com
The Buckbee & Noteboom Families 75 Bellvale Lakes Rd. Warwick, NY 10990 Al’s Cell: 845-742-8380
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Jordy son from Hotstuff
Cattle of all ages available! Deep pedigrees, outstanding type – the foundation kind! u
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Strengthen your breeding program with Hercules! PTA +3.13 +2.14 UDC +2.76 FLC SCE 10.6% Dam: Starmark AD Hotstuff-Red-ET 2E-94 Semen is available at $10/Unit or $8/Unit for orders over 100 units plus shipping. Free delivery in New York State.
Breeding Stock of all ages available
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167 Valley Lane, Annville, PA 17003 brandtfive@comcast.net Ph: 717-821-1238 E-mail: brandtfive@comcast.net
Magazines For Sale DEAN SHARP District Sales Representative Western NY Cell: 585/721-8066 E-mail: dsharp@semex.com
Holstein World issues from 1978 – 1982 New York Holstein News issues from 1975 – Present Cost: 50 cents/issue Call: Scott Rhode 607-483-8991 or 607-731-7483
NYN September 2020 - 29
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NEW Score, NEW Record, NEW Babies Her Dam: Aspiration Gibson Lexi-ET (2E 90) 5-08 2x 349 22,730 4.5 1013 3.4 770 LT: 102,170 4.0 4075 3.2 3285
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2nd Dam: Ridgedale Liz (3E 92) 7-07 2x 361 26,310 3.9 1014 3.2 838 LT: 159,280 3.6 5755 3.1 4956
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3rd Dam: EX 90 4th Dam: 5E 94 5th Dam: 2E 92 6th; Dam: 2E 90
NEWS Aspiration Lexi (2E 94) 2-04 3x 293 20,880 3.6 759 2.7 570 3-04 3x 365 29,580 4.2 1242 2.8 829 4-07 3x 365 42,060 4.0 1683 2.8 1180 6-00 2x 283 40,300 4.0 1630 2.7 1069 6-11 2x 365 47,792 4.5 2127 2.7 1273 Life to Date: 187,637 4.2 7739 2.7 5144
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Building Something Special
Lexi is the 7th generation EX and in July, four heifer calves from Lexi x Luck-E Awesome were born. We have her Doorman Summer Yearling as well. She was the 1st place 150,000lbs cow at the OHM Club Show and is due in December to Thunderstorm.
Allan & Pat Pullis Jason, Holly, Max, & Owen Pullis Luke, Theresa, Adam, Lucia & Noah Pullis 626 McShane Rd., Richfield Springs, NY 13439 Phone: 315-858-0651 Luke’s Cell: 315-263-7422 Jason’s Cell: 315-794-6737
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Harmony
Oakfield Reality EX-95 – EEEEE – 3E
7-08 365D 3X 34465M 4.1% 1401F 2.9% 1009P Life to Date: 2548D 194,710M 3.9% 7577F 3.1% 6013P (as of 7/3/2020) Reality X VG Advent X 2E-96 Stormi Hazel Grand Champion- 2020 New England Summer Show At 10 years of age and in her 7th lactation, Harmony is our first homebred Committee Cow.
Watch for her Unstopabull embryos selling on September 18 in the Bright Futures 2 Elite Embryo Auction. Jonathan Lamb 585-704-2501 • Alicia Lamb 585-993-8026 Jamie Black 518-353-2602 • Adam Dresser 716-474-1193
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Jangle: Brood Cow from Every Angle Midas-Touch Jedi Jangle-ET EX-92 EEEE 93-MS
Res. All-Canadian Jr. 2-Yr-Old 2018 HM All-American Jr. 2-Yr-Old 2018 4th Jr. 3-Yr-Old WDE 2019 2nd Jr. 2-Yr-Old Royal 2018 Int. Champion & HM Grand Champion Harrisburg All American 2018 Sold for $77,000 at Get in the Game Sale, Oct 2019
Midas-Touch Tar Jools-ET VG-87 EXMS 2-0 143d 14110 milk ME 39370
She is in our IVF Program. Embryos exported. Inquiries welcome.
Production, Type and Sweet Udders from this cow family! 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
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Midas-Touch Brenn Janet-ET VG 86 1st Sr. 2 yr old St Lawrence County Holstein Show. She is from an EX Yoder sister to Jangle.