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I just spent the last two weekends in Quebec and Ontario attending the first female sales of the fall season. The quality was very good, the enthusiasm was high and the sales were strong. Everyone is talking about the fall yearling market and how strong the calf market has started. In the east there were many reports of calves with milk still dripping out of their mouth over $1,000 and some Charcross yearling steers weighing 1,070 lbs. bringing nearly $1,400. Wow. The interesting thing in this was the yearlings were bought by a packer to put on feed so you wonder how nervous they are about future supplies and costs.

I was also talking to an auction market manager in Manitoba who told me about their regular sale in late September. One package of 72 exotic cross steers weighing 703 lbs. sold for $1.41. He went on to say the 600 lb. calves were bringing the $1.40 but the extra hundred pounds was just an extra $140 dollars. Pounds are paying as the feed prices increase and we need to sell this story to the industry. Charcross feeders are worth more when feed prices are high, as they are faster growing, which means more efficient. I have said it before and it is worth repeating, the only thing free in the cattle business is hybrid vigor and everyone needs to take advantage of it.

So what does the crystal ball into the future show? Don’t we all wish we knew, but I think there are some positive situations that make this look like it could be longer term. The drought in the southern U.S.A. will prolong the shortage of beef in North America in the coming years. Texas

A & M University estimates that 500,000 beef cows will be sold out of Texas because of the high cost to feed them. This is about 10% of their beef herd. Now many of these will go to

slaughter as will many more out of Oklahoma with some estimates of 12% of their cowherd of 2 million leaving. Considering as of July 1st we only had 4.2 million beef cows in Canada, these are significant numbers.

We also know there are a number of commercial producers in Canada packing it in, adding to the overall number decline. Rich Nelson, the director of research at Allendale Inc in Illinois suggests cattle futures may reach an all-time high of $1.36 a pound within the next year. In the short term this increased cull out of Texas and other places may limit the increase in prices but after these get through the system there will be short supplies and higher prices.

The Charolais female sales this fall will provide some great opportunities for existing breeders to expand and new breeders to get started. As I stated in my Fall Connection article, I truly believe this is the best opportunity, since the rise to dominance of the Charolais bull in the early ‘80s, to become a Charolais breeder.

With the strength of the Charolais bull market and the future outlook, we need to have more Charolais breeders. We all need to try to encourage purebred breeders from other breeds to diversify into the Charolais business like many Charolais breeders did 15 years ago quite successfully. Running two complimentary breeds can be beneficial, to both sides of the operation, as many commercial producers out there are running more than one breed of bull. If they can go to one farm or one sale and get all their needs looked after by someone they like dealing with, it will be good for both parties involved.

My concern in all of this is the lack of Charolais breeders in some areas. This provides many problems. One you don’t have anybody promoting and defending Charolais in the local coffee shop or curling rink. Two, if there isn’t a breeder in some areas, the commercial producer may just

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buy a bull of another breed because it is more convenient not because he wants to. Three, the contracting of breeder numbers will continue and there will become even fewer Charolais breeders.

Let’s all do our part this fall to spread the Charolais word. By attending and participating in some of the commercial and purebred shows and sales this fall, you will be helping to create the enthusiasm about Charolais needed in our industry. Enthusiasm breeds enthusiasm and this will help us expand into the next decade and beyond.

See you down the trail this fall or give me a call if you have some ideas or comments for me. Craig and I are always ready to be of assistance.

Until next time, Helge

CYPRESS HILLS CHAROLAIS

BREEDERS

President: Darwin Rosso

Secretary/Treasurer: Murray Blake

Cedarlea Farms

Garner & Lori Deobald

Box 294, Hodgeville, SK S0H 2B0

T/F: 677-2589 • g.deobald@sasktel.net

Wood River Charolais

Murray & Nicole Blake Box 86, McCord, SK S0H 2T0

T: 478-2520 • woodrivercharolais@sasktel.net

N3 Stock Farms

Lyle & Lynn Wilson Box 37, Admiral, SK S0N 0B0

T: 297-6263

Rosso Charolais

Darwin & Kevin Rosso #78, 325 4 Ave. SW, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 5V2

T: 693-2384 • rosso.c@sasktel.net

Char-Top Charolais

Glen & Lyn Sauder

Box 569, Gull Lake, SK S0N 1A0

T: 672-3979

Prairie Sky Farms

Lloyd & Christina Daniels Box 185, Avonlea, SK S0H 0C0

T: 868-4429

J'étais au Québec et l'Ontario les deux derniers week-ends, assistant aux premières ventes femelles de l'automne. La qualité était très bonne, l'enthousiasme était haut et les ventes étaient fortes. Chacun parle du marché d'un an d’automne et comment fort le marché de veau a commencé. Dans l'est il y avait beaucoup de rapports de veaux sevrés juste qui ont vendu pour plus de 1.000$, et des bêtes d'un an croisé Charolais pesant 1.070 livres apporter presque 1.400$. Incroyable. Une note intéressante, un usine de transformation ont acheté des bêtes d'un an à alimenter, ainsi vous vous demandez comment nerveux ils sont au sujet de futurs approvisionnements et coûts.

J’ai parlé également avec un gérant d'enchère au Manitoba qui m'a donné les détails de leur vente régulière en septembre. Un paquet de 72 bouvillons croisés exotiques pesant 703 livres ont vendu pour 1,41$. Les veaux pesant 600 livres apportaient 1,40$ mais le cent livres supplémentaires étaient justes des frais supplémentaires 140$. Les livres payent pendant que les prix des aliments augmentent, nous devons vendre cette histoire à l'industrie. Les veaux croisés Charolais aux parcs d’engraissement ont plus de valeur quand le prix des aliments du bétail est élevé ; ils sont plus efficaces parce qu'ils se développent plus rapidement. Dans l’industrie du bétail la seule chose libre est la vigueur hybride et chacun doit tirer profit d’elle.

Qu’est-ce-que le futur apporte-t-il ? Je souhaite que nous ayons su. Il y a

quelques situations positives qui permettent pour que les marchés restent plus forts à long terme. La sécheresse du sud des États-Unis prolongera en prochaines années le manque de boeuf en Amérique du Nord. L’université d’A & M du Texas estime que 500.000 vaches de boucherie seront vendues hors du Texas en raison du coût élevé pour les alimenter. C'est environ 10% de leur troupeau de boeuf. Plusieurs de ces animaux seront abattus, comme beaucoup plus de l'Oklahoma avec des évaluations de 12% de 2 millions vaches qui partent. Ce sont des nombres significatifs considérant qu’au 1er juillet nous avons eu seulement 4.2 millions de vaches de boeuf au Canada.

S'ajoutent au déclin dans le nombre de bétail il y a de nombreux producteurs commerciaux au Canada qui quittent l'industrie de boeuf. Rich Nelson, le directeur de recherche chez Allendale inc. en Illinois, suggère que les transactions à terme de bétail puissent atteindre dans l'année suivante une haute absolue de 1,36$ par livre. Le plus grand nombre de bétail étant mis à la reforme au Texas et d'autres endroits peut limiter à court terme l'augmentation des prix. L'approvisionnement de cheptels bovins sera diminué une fois que ces animaux inférieurs passent par le système donc créant des prix plus élevés à long terme.

Cet automne les ventes femelles du charolais présentent de grands opportunités d'augmenter leur troupeau pour des éleveurs existants et pour de nouveaux sélectionneurs à commencer un troupeau. Je crois vraiment que c'est la meilleure occasion, depuis le début des années 80, de devenir un éleveur du charolais. Nous avons besoin de plus

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d’éleveurs du charolais pour satisfaire la demande du marché fort du charolais. Nous tout avons le besoin d'encourager les éleveurs de race d'autres du charolais à diversifier dans les affaires du charolais, comme beaucoup des éleveurs du charolais avons fait il y a 15 ans tout à fait avec succès. Il peut être salutaire élevant deux races de boeuf. Beaucoup de producteurs commerciaux emploient plus d'une race de taureau à multiplier leurs femelles. S'ils peuvent acheter tous les taureaux requis à une ferme ou d'une vente et trouver quelqu'un ils aiment s’occuper, il est bon pour les deux parties concernées.

Mon souci est le manque d’éleveurs du charolais dans quelques régions qui crée beaucoup de problèmes. Un exemple d'un problème, il n’y a pas un éleveur dans le café-restaurant local pour favoriser et défendre le charolais. Deux, s'il n'y a aucun éleveur dans un secteur, le producteur commercial peuvent juste acheter un taureau d'une autre race hors de la convenance, pas parce qu'il le veut. Trois, il y a moins et peu d’éleveurs du charolais.

Nous tout le besoin de faire de la publicité au sujet du charolais. Vous aidez à créer l'enthousiasme pour le charolais requis dans notre industrie en s'occupant et en participant aux expositions et aux ventes commerciales et de race.

L'enthousiasme crée plus d'enthousiasme qui nous aide à augmenter dans la décennie suivante et là-bas.

Contactez-moi si vous avez quelques idées ou commentaires. Craig et moi sont toujours prêts à être d'aide.

À la prochaine, Helge

FROM

CANADIAN CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION

2320 - 41st Avenue N.E. Calgary, AB T2E 6W8

Phone: (403) 250-9242 Fax: (403) 291-9324 E-Mail: cca@charolais.com Home Page: www.charolais.com

PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVES:

ALBERTA

President: Darren Paget, Donalda Secretary: Jeralyn Rasmussen, Innisfail

SASKATCHEWAN

President: Orland Walker, Hudson Bay

Secretary: Dave Blechinger, Rosetown

MANITOBA

President: Harry Airey, Rivers

Secretary: Rae Trimble Portage la Prairie

ONTARIO

President: Brian Coughlin, Cobden

Secretary: Doris Aitken, Mount Forest

QUEBEC President: Francois Couture, Notre-Damedu-Bon-Conseil Secretary: Laurent Jourdain

MARITIMES

President: Ricky Milton, Cornwall, PE Secretary: Jennifer MacDonald, St. Mary’s, Kent Co., NB

STAFF: General Manager: NEIL GILLIES Registry: JUDY CUMMER French Liaison: CYNTHIA BECK 306-436-2007 CBeck@charolais.com

EXECUTIVE:

PRESIDENT: WADE BECK Box 5, Lang, SK S0G 2W0 Ph (306) 436-4564 email: wcbeck@sasktel.net

1st VICE-PRESIDENT: BRENTSAUNDERS RR 3, Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 (519) 986-4165 Fax (519) 986-4273 email: saunders@bmts.com

2nd VICE-PRES: CAMPBELL FORSYTH Box 3, Eriksdale, MB R0C 0W0 (204) 739-2678 Fax (204) 739-5547 email: cmforsyt@mts.net

PAST PRESIDENT: LYLE BIGNELL Box 1055, Stettler, AB T0C 2L0 (403) 742-6792 Fax (403) 742-8128 email: lylebignell@hotmail.com

DIRECTORS:

BERNARD BEGIN 1630 Rg St-Martin, Ste-Marie, PQ G6E 3A8 (418) 387-7514 Fax (418) 387-5623 email: louberfarm@hotmail.com

BRIAN COUGHLIN

RR3 1012 Snake River Line, Cobden, ON K0J 1K0 (613) 646-9741 (613) 312-0270 email: cornervu@nrtco.net

URSULA CORPATAUX Box 397, Erskine, AB T0C 1G0 Ph/Fax (403) 742-3337 ucorpataux@xplornet.com

DORY GERRARD RR 2, Innisfail, AB T4G 1T7 (403) 227-5632 Fax (403) 227-2583 email: info@gerrardcattlecompany.com

JOHN WILGENBUSCH Box 4, Halbrite, SK S0C 1H0 (306) 458-2688 Fax (306) 458-2371 email: wilgenbusch@sasktel.net

RICKY MILTON 4558 Rt. 19 RR 2, Cornwall, PE C0A 1H0 (902) 393-8699 email: rmilton@upei.ca

Things are indeed looking up!

What started out as an indifferent spring and early summer actually turned out to be an exceptional cropping year in most regions due to an excellent long spell of warm sunny weather at the back-end of the summer and early fall. There is an abundance of feedstuffs and cattle prices as good as we have seen in many seasons, and unbelievably, in High River which borders the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, on week into October... still no killing frost.

Commercial cattlemen are weighing every option available as they try to maximize the market opportunities. The majority of the yearling cattle have been traded with prices in the $1,000 - $1,100 range commonplace. And as the calves start coming in from the pastures the question many are posing, what to do... sell all of the calves now while the price is good and buy back in the new-year, or sell the heaviest calves now and buy back in the new-year. Should I trade my heifers now or wait until February? The speculation is that good quality bred heifers are going to trade in the $1,700 range? So, most definitely the decisions are going to be challenge, but at least they are going to be more pleasurable ones. Continuing on, analysts with the Cattle Network Drovers newsletter claim that in the U.S. – cattle futures rose to an all time high and hold potential to climb further in 2012 amid strong beef demand and shrinking animal inventories.

Switching up to Charolais business, having been in conversation with many breeders recently all indicators are that bull sales, specifically next spring’s Charolais bull sales are going to surpass anything we have experienced before. This will pose the next important choice for many breeders as they contemplate how many heifers are going to be retained, as the prospects for selling bulls look good for some time to come.

And as you would have heard me repeat many times before, my colleague Jack Black from Bridge Lake Charolais, Bridge Lake, BC always informs me...Neil things are starting to look-up!

From the Registry Desk of Judy Cummer

The weaning deadline for both “online” members and those that submit their weights on paper is October 31st, 2011, if you want to have them included in the Fall EPD Evaluation. Your calving information must be in the office prior to submission of your weaning weights.

If you haven’t yet enrolled your “W” heifers, you have until December 31st, 2011, to do so. Any “W” enrolments received after December 31st, 2011, will be assessed the late fee of $25 plus GST on top of the regular enrolment fee of $25 plus GST. For our “online” members this cannot be done online, you have to contact the office to have them enrolled. We don’t want to bill late fees on these heifers so please get them in prior to the deadline.

The two CCA Scholarships and the Dale Norheim Memorial Scholarship application deadlines have been extended to October 31st, 2011. All three scholarships can be applied for on the same scholarship form which is available on our web page www.charolais.com. Just click on the 2011 CCA Scholarship and Dale Norheim link on the front page of the web page on the right hand side and then click on the application form. All three scholarships are in the amount of $1000 each. Please fill these out and send all pertinent documents to email address jcummer@charolais.com or fax them into the office at (403) 291-9324 prior to the deadline.

Neil Gillies, General Manager, Canadian Charolais Association

Du bon augure!

Les producteurs commerciaux de bétail cherchent chaque option disponible pendant qu'ils essayent de maximiser des occasions du marché. La majorité de bétail d'un an se sont vendues avec des prix varié entre 1.000$ - 1.100$. Beaucoup de producteurs se demandent quoi faire avec les veaux qui retourne du pâturage ; vendez les veaux maintenant tandis que le prix du boeuf est bons et de rachat les animaux dans la nouvelle année, ou est-ce qu’ils vendent maintenant les veaux le plus lourd et achète les bétail requis dans la nouvelle année ? Est-ce qu'ils vendent leurs génisses maintenant ou attendent jusqu'à février ?

Les génisses multipliées de bonne

qualité se vendront dans la gamme de 1.700$ est la spéculation. La décision est un défi autour le moment quand on se vend les veaux et les génisses, mais au moins le défi est plus agréable. Les analystes avec le bulletin de conducteurs de bestiaux de réseau de bétail «Cattle Network Drovers » réclament qu’aux ÉtatsUnis le prix de bétail s'est élevé à un haut sans précédent. Le bulletin aussi dit qu’il y a le potentiel pour les marchés de bétail à s'élever beaucoup plus en 2012 parmi une demande forte de boeuf et des inventaire de vache diminué ; une situation positive pour nous ici au Canada.

Changeant le sujet en affaires du charolais, mes conversations avec beaucoup de sélectionneurs indiquent que les ventes de taureau du charolais au printemps vont surpasser tous nos espoir. Ceci pose le prochain choix important pour

beaucoup de sélectionneurs comme ils contemplent combien de génisses doivent être maintenues, car les perspectives pour vendre des taureaux semblent bonnes pour un certain temps à venir.

Du bureau d’enregistrementJudy Cummer

D'être inclut dans les évaluations de progeniture d'automne la date limite est le 31 octobre 2011 pour tout l’adhésion.

Votre information de vêlage doit être au bureau à Calgary avant la soumission de l’information de poids de sevrage. Sans les frais de rétard vous avez jusqu'au 31 décembre 2011 á enroler les génisses né en 2009. Entrez en contact avec le bureau pour le faire, il n’est pas possible à le faire online. Il y aura les frais de retards de 25$ si le bureau reçoit les enrolments après le 31 décembre 2011 pour les génisses né dans l’année de « W ».

Les dates-limites d'application pour les deux bourses de l’ACC et la bourse commémorative de Dale Norheim ont prolongé au 31 octobre 2011. Appliquez pour les bourses en utilisant la forme de bourse disponible sur notre page Web www.charolais.com. Cliquez sur le lien de « 2011 CCA Scholarship and Dale Norheim » sur la page plan du Web du côté droit et puis cliquez sur le formulaire de demande. Chacune des trois bourses est dans la quantité de 1.000 $. Complétez et envoyez tous les documents approprié à l'email address jcummer@charolais.com ou envoyezles par fax au bureau (403) à 291-9324 avant la date-limite.

Neil Gillies, General Manager, Canadian Charolais Association

IT IS TIME… CATTLE FOLK… TO CONSIDER POUNDS… THIS PUTS JINGLE IN YOUR JEANS CHAROLAIS CROSS WILL DO IT CHOMIAK CHAROLAIS HAS THE CATTLE TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN CHOMIAK CHAROLAIS HAS BEEN SELECTIVELY ADDING THE RIGHT GENETIC TRAIT TO THEIR HERD FOR MANY YEARS CHOMIAK CHAROLAIS, IN PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE, HAS GENERATED A WHOLESOME HERD OF FEMALES CHOMIAK CHAROLAIS HAS BEEN SELECTING HERD SIRES KEEPING IN MIND THE ALLIANCE WITH COMMERCIAL CATTLE FOLK, PRIMARILY POUNDS AND CALVING EASE CHOMIAK CHAROLAIS CURRENT SIRES: A POLLED FULL FRENCH PURCHASED FROM RUDIGER CHAROLAIS; A POLLED HALF FRENCH WITH TT LEPTIN GENE; A POLLED SIRE FROM EATON RANCH IN MONTANA SERVICING OUR HEIFERS A NEIGHBOR’S FRIENDLY SPECKLE PARK BULL DECIDED THAT THE URGE FOR OPEN HEIFERS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE WAS A GOOD IDEA; NOW WE HAVE 6 SPECKLE CROSS CALVES... SOMEONE INDICATED THAT THESE CROSSES ARE POPULAR 4H CANDIDATES

CORNERVIEW/

Renfrew Show

Renfrew Fair

September 11, 2011 • Renfrew, ON Judge: Bernard Leahy

37 entries – A BOSS Show

Bulls Born in 2011

1. CRG TAKIN’ NAMES 3Y(CRG Total Control 36T), Craig Oattes, Cobden; 2. CORNERVIEW YOUNG GUN 2Y (LT Rio Blanco 1234 P), Cornerview Charolais, Cobden; 3. CORNERVIEW YUKON 27Y (Sparrows Coach 467S), Cornerview Charolais; 4. BLACKBERN YORK 6Y (Winn Mans Lanza 610S), Blackbern Farm, Foresters Falls; WHITEWATER YARDMASTER 3Y (Winn Mans Lanza 610S), Whitewater Charolais, Foresters Falls.

Bull Calf Champion

CRG TAKIN’ NAMES 3Y, Craig Oattes Reserve Bull Calf Champion CORNERVIEW YOUNG GUN 2Y, Cornerview Charolais

Bulls Born in 2010

1. CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE 27X (Sparrows Coach 467S), Cornerview Charolais; 2. HICKS MOSSBURG 7X (WESC Hicks Revolver 14R), Hicks Charolais, Arthur; 3. HICKS LUGAR 10X (WESC Hicks Revolver 14R),

Hicks Charolais; 4. ETR WILD FIRE 901X (Beach Valley Excalibur 1T), Beach Valley Farms, Pembroke.

Junior Champion Bull CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE 27X, Corneerview Charolais

Reserve Junior Champion Bull HICKS MOSSBURG 7X, Hicks Charolais

Bulls Born in 2009

1. SHARODON WYATT 3W (LT Bluegrass 4017P), Sharodon Farm, Peterborough; 2. HICKS SIR WINSTON 33W (Sparrows Vintage 75R), Hicks Charolais.

Senior Champion Bull SHARODON WYATT 3W, Sharodon Farm

Reserve Senior Champion Bull HICKS SIR WINSTON 33W, Hicks Charolais

Grand Champion Bull CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE 27X, Cornerview Charolais

Reserve Grand Champion Bull SHARODON WYATT 3W, Sharodon Farm

Females Born in 2011

1. SHARODON YUPPIE 6Y (Sharodon Wyatt 3W), Sharodon

Farm; 2. CORNERVIEW YANNIS 18Y (Sparrows Coach 467S), Cornerview Charolais; 3. CORNERVIEW YOUR FAVE 19Y (Sparrows Coach 19Y), Cornerview Charolais; 4. ETR CHEYANNE 6Y (Beach Valley Excalibur 1T), Beach Valley Farms; 5. CRG RUMOUR HAS IT 27Y (Cedardale Universal 37U), Craig Oattes.

Heifer Calf Champion

SHARDON YUPPIE 6Y, Sharodon Farm

Reserve

Heifer Calf Champion

CORNERVIEW YANNIS 18Y, Cornerview Charolais

Females Born in 2010

1. MISS CEDARDALE 44X (Sparrows Alcatraz 18N), Craig Oattes; 2. TR MS FIREWATER 84X (TR Mr Fire Water 5729R), Craig Oattes; 3. BAKER FARMS SCEPTIONAL 3X (Cedardale Trademark 33T), Ashley Baker, Sunrise Charolais, Stayner; 4. MISS CEDARDALE 73X (Cedardale Stately 21S), Kevin Clarke, Dunrobin; 5. MISS CEDARDALE 71X (Cedardale Tyrant 31T), Kevin Clark.

Junior Champion Female MISS CEDARDALE 44X, Craig Oattes Reserve Junior Champion Female TR MS FIREWATER 84X, Craig Oattes

Females Born in 2009 with Calf

1. MEDONTE WISHFUL THINKING 7W (SVY Ad Invincible 748T, calf - D R Revelation 467), Medonte Charolais, Hillsdale; 2. CORNERVIEW WILLOW 7W (Sparrows Coach 467S, calf - Cornerview Wallstreet 3W), Cornerview Charolais; 3. BLACKBERN WYOMING 6W (LT Wyoming Wind 4020 Pld, calf - Winn Mans Lanza 610S); 4. BEACH VALLEYSWEETHEART 7W (DBAR Matrix 627S, calf - Beach Valley Excalibur 1T), Beach Valley Farms.

Females Born Prior to 2009 with Calf 1. SHARODON 2B TALULA 4T (EC No Doubt 2022P, calf - LT Bluegrass 4017P), Sharodon Farm; 2. JSR SAPPHIRE 13S (JSR Equity 17M, calf - Beach Valley Excalibur 1T), Beach Valley Farms.

Grand Champion & Renfrew Supreme Champion Female – MEDONTE WISHFUL THINKING 7W, Medonte Charolais

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Charolais Life

This column will be dedicated to keeping Charolais members in touch with the people of the business. It will contain births, weddings, convocations and momentous anniversaries and events of note, but not high school graduations. If you have news and/or photos you’d like to submit, please email charolaisbanner@sasktel.net for print in upcoming issues.

Millangs Celebrate 50th Anniversary

Ontario, on August 6, 2011. Brett works for M&R Feeds and Farm Supply as a farm consultant serving the Pontiac region of Quebec. Stefanie is a Physiotherapist at a clinic in Pembroke. Brett is the son of Brian and Heather Coughlin.

Steppler – Armstrong Wed

Welcome Elise Howe

Kelly and Julie-Anne Howe, of Whitecap Charolais, are pleased to announce Elise Marie was born on June 9, 2011, coming in at 9 lb 5 oz. Big brother Matthew is pleased with his new sister and all are doing well. It'll be a few short years until the kids will be following in Mom’s and Dad's footsteps in 4-H. Grandparents are Lois and Dale Howe, Moose Jaw.

Welcome Brody Cramp

Agnes and Lester Millang, Millang Stock Farm, Camrose, Alberta, celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on August 5. Coughlin – Valiquette Wed

Shane and Allison Cramp, of Medonte Charolais, Hillsdale, Ontario, are pleased to announce the arrival of their son Brody Alexander. Brody was born on July 18th, 2011, weighing 9 lb. 7 oz. He is welcomed into this world by his big sister Brooklyn and grandparents Allan and Brenda Miller, and Wayne and Marjorie Cramp.

Brett Coughlin (Cornerview Charolais, Cobden, Ontario, past CCYA President) and Stefanie Valiquette were married in Eganville,

RENFREW SHOW, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14

Senior Champion Female

MEDONTE WISHFUL THINKING 7W, Medonte Charolais Reserve Senior Champion Female SHARODON 2B TALULA 4T, Sharodon Farm

Grand Champion Female

MEDONTE WISHFUL THINKING 7W, Medonte Charolais

Reserve Grand Champion Female MISS CEDARDALE 44X, Craig Oattes Breeder’s Herd

1. Sharodon Farm; 2. Hicks Charolais; 3. Cornerview Charolais; 4. Beach Valley Farm; 5. Blackbern Charolais. Get of Sire

1. Cornerview Charolais (Sparrows Coach 467S); 2. Hicks Charolais (WESC

2011

Andre Steppler married Katie Armstong on August 6, 2011. They now reside on the Steppler Charolais farm site where Andre continues to manage the Steppler Charolais operation. Katie is employed as a Physiotherapist at the Boundary Trails Hospital. Andre is a CCYA Alumni, MCA Board member and son of Dan and Pat Steppler, Steppler Farms, Miami, Manitoba.

Revolver 14R); 3. Blackbern Charolais (Winn Mans Lanza 610S); 4. Beach Valley Farm (Beach Valley Excalibur 1T). Progeny of Dam

1. Sharodon Farm (Sharodon 2B Talula 4T); 2. Hicks Charolais (Hicks Piquant 20P).

Eastern National Sale

Eastern National Sale

Vente national du Charolais de l’est September 17, 2011 Ste-Marie, QC

Gross Average

1 Cow/Calf Pair $3,750 $3,750

10 Bred Cows 28,000 2,800

20 Bred Heifers 63,650 3,183

5 Heifer Calves 8,450 1,690

2 Pregnant Recips. 7,850 3,925

1/4 Semen Interest 4,000 4,000

38 1/4 Lots $115,700 $3,025

2 Embryo Lots $2,500 $1,250

Total Gross $118,200

Auctioneer: Luc Breton

Blockman: Bernard Begin Sale Manager: By Livestock

Louber Farms hosted this second sale with Bernard Begin again working hard to have cattle from across Canada represented. The sale is a fun event with a good crowd coming and participating. The high quality offering from six provinces sold into five provinces and one U.S. state.

High Selling Bred Cows

Lot 4, LOUBER SILVER EDGE 192R (Double Polled, 84 YW EPD), sired by LT Silver Edge 2289, out of a Jumper daughter, bred to Sparrows Panana 826U. Sold for $4,300 to Hicks Charolais, Arthur, ON. Consigned by Louber Farms, Ste-Marie.

Lot 25, CROSBY’S WINNER 904W (3rd Gen. Polled, 1 BW EPD, 22.8 Milk EPD), sired by SVS Mastercard 2M, out of a Moore’s Golden Boy 724G daughter, bred to Sparrow’s Birmingham 758T. Sold for $4,200 to Claude Lemay, Des Lauren.

Consigned by Cornerstone Charolais, Cornwall, PE.

High Selling Bred Heifers

Lot 23, WR WINNIFRED 180W (Full French, .4 BW EPD, 23.9 Milk EPD), sired by Pinay, out of a WR Neptune 51N daughter, bred to Virgil. Sold for $5,900 to Bar Punch Ranch, Medicine Hat, AB. Consigned by Winters Charolais, Renfrew, ON.

Lot 27, HICKS XCEPTIONAL 8X (3rd Gen. Polled, 2010 Canadian National Senior Heifer Calf Champion), sired by Sparrows Vintage 75R, out of a Hicks Kasino 11K daughter, bred to Hicks Revolver 14R. Sold for $5,850 to Rejean McNeil, St-Marc de Figuery. Consigned by Hicks Charolais.

Lot 8, MISS LOUB SANCHEZ 836W (Double Polled, 1.2 BW EPD, 22.4 Milk EPD), sired by Sparrows Sanchez 715T, out of an Ibob daughter, bred to HTA Mantracker 958W. Sold for $5,500 to Ranch Ostiguy, Ste-Cesaire. Consigned by Louber Farms.

Lot 6, LOUB MISS NO DOUBT 781W (Double Polled, 1.3 BW EPD, 90 YW EPD, 24.1 Milk EPD), sired by EC No Doubt 2022 P, out of an SCM Montana Marbler G216 daughter, bred to JWX Silber Buckle 524U. Sold for $5,000 to Claude Lemay. Consigned by Louber Farms.

Lot 43, JWX XTRA LIFE 818X (Double Polled/s, Double Red, -1.5 BW EPD, 22.7 Milk EPD), sired by Lang’s Red Soldier 22S, out of an SVS Nobleman 25N daughter, bred to SRK Solid 12U. Sold for $4,400 to Slack Farms, Harrisburg, SD. Consigned by Wilgenbusch Charolais, Halbrite, SK.

High Selling Semen Interest

Lot 1, HTA SENATOR 8130U (Double Polled, 60 WW EPD, 106 YW EPD), sired by Merit 5323R, out of a Dim Creek Dividend 43M daughter. 1/4 interest sold for $4,000 to Harcourt Charolais, Quill Lake, SK and Mutrie Farms, Glenavon, SK. Consigned by Louber Farms.

Rejean McNeil selected the second high seller

John Hoff bought the sale high seller

Alexandra Ostiguy, Maxim Beaubier and Pierre Ostiguy consigned and bought two

Claude & Martime Lemay were the volume buyers

Bryan Hicks selected two including the high selling bred cow

Bernard Begin, organizer, blockman, major consignor and buyer in the sale

Claude Lemay (8) Rene Francois Poirier Ranch Ostiguy Charolais (2) LXL Charolais, NB (2) Wilgenbusch Charolais, SK Beach Valley Farms, ON ECS Charolais

Ferme Coujo Charolais (2) Ferme Louber (4) Bar Punch Ranch, AB Rejean Champagne (3) Geoffrey Dumont Giullaume Gelinas (2) Yves Raymond Land O’ Lakes

Charolais Banner • October 2011

Alberta Charolais Association

ALBERTA SELECT CHAROLAIS BULL AND FEMALE SHOW & SALE

Red Deer Westerner Agricentre, Red Deer, AB

DECEMBER 2, 2011

• ACA AGM - Noon

• Bull Show - 4:00 p.m.

• Select a Bull - 6:30 p.m. Purchace a $100 ticket and participate in a chance to win a Herdsire worth $10,000.

• Banquet & Awards - 7:00 p.m.

DECEMBER 3, 2011

• Parade of Bulls - 10:00 a.m.

• Commercial Pick Your Bull - Noon

• Lunch - 12:30 p.m.

• Sale - 1:30 p.m.

All Alberta commercial producers that had a registered bull transfered into their name since January 2010 are invited to come and participate in our Select Show and Sale and register to win their pick of a free bull worth $10,000. All rules are on the ACA website at www.albertacharolais.com For more information contact: Don Grant Tim Bullick 403-556-2695 403-350-9858 dgrant@xplornet.com

Alberta Charolais Association c/o Don Grant Box 4, Site 13, RR 1, Bowden, AB T0M 0K0 403-556-2695

Stephen Charolais Farm

December 3rd, 2011 Red Deer, Alberta

ASSOCIATION NEWS

Welcome New Members/Nouveau Membres

September, 2010 – September, 2011

A & L Robbins Ranching Ltd., Alvin Robbins, Pincher Creek, AB

Vikse Family Farm, Dave & Tracee Vikse, Donalda, AB

Red Ribbon Livestock, Sara Parkinson, Hillsburgh, ON

Charolais Plus, Jean Francois Cardin, St. Bonaventure, PQ

John Waldner, Central Butte, SK

Thistle Ridge Ranch, Ben and Carol Tams, Taber, AB

Clarke Cattle Co., Kevin Clarke, Dunrobin, ON Bill Swenson, Rainer, AB

Benjamin Poitras, Dewberry, AB

Ross Charolais, Mac and Helen Ross, Young, SK

Ross Charolais, Chris Ross, Young, SK Karl & Julie Gabriel, Wroxton, SK

Dr. Melanie Roth & Charhead Ranch, Indian Head, SK

Samantha Sperber, Rimbey, AB Colin Fankhanel, Ferintosh, AB Candace Fankhanel, Ferintosh, AB

High Rock Farms, Jason & Christine Van Tol, Peterborough, ON Laurel Creek Ranch, John Moulding, Abernathy, SK

Holliday Charolais, Rae Holliday, Woodville, ON John Davis, Peterborough, ON Emily Simms, Clarendon, PQ

A and D Charolais, Allan & Derrick Lord, Codringtron, ON Kent Charlton, Hanover, ON Julie McFadden, Powassan, ON White Rocks Charolais, Gary Harasiuk, Clandonald, AB

Victor Hugo Calderon, Mexico

JP Livestock, Joey Parkinson, Hillsburgh, ON

Knowles Bros. Charolais, Ryan & David Knowles, Hants County, NS

Lonnie Liedtke, Palmer Rapids, ON Clay Enterprises, Clifford Knutson, Wapella, SK

North Fork Cattle Co., Penny Marchbank, Onslow Mountain, NS

John MacDonell, Judique, NS

Peter Heins & Sons Ltd., Wes Heins, Diamond City, AB

Melbar Farms, Barry Baldwin, Ameliasburg, ON Kerry Fast, Brandon, MB

Cline Cattle Company, Brad and Juanita Cline, Belmont, MB

MORE CATTLE AVERAGE STEADY Uppin’ the Ante Sale

Uppin’ the Ante Sale

September 24, 2011 • Guelph, ON Gross Average

3 Cow/Calf Pairs $14,400 $4,800

9 Bred Cows 26,000 2,889

20 Bred Heifers 57,450 2,873

19 Heifer Calves 54,000 2,842

51 Lots $151,850 $2,977

Auctioneer: Carl Wright

Blockman: Chester Tupling

Fourteen consignors participated in this 6th Annual event. The quality was higher and more consistent than last year and with 10 more lots the sale was steady and solid. The sale included a herd reduction for Gold-Bar Livestock and saw cattle sell into four provinces.

High Selling Cow/Calf Pairs

Lot 3, WHISKEY HOLLOW UPLIFT 25U (Double Polled), sired by HFCC Pld Evolution 5L, out of a Hicks Lex 13L daughter, bred to PCFL Ultimate14R. Sold for $3,700 to Rollin’ Acres Charolais, Shelburne. Consigned by Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co., Norwood.

Lot 3A, WHC YASMIN 5Y (84 lb. BW), sired by Rollinacres Manohman808U. Sold for $1,900 to Kevin & Anissa Krakar, Vanessa.

Lot 4, CORNERVIEW

WORLDCLASS 26W (3rd Gen. Polled, 99 YW EPD), sired by Sparrows Coach 467S, out of an HTA Whitehot 105A daughter, bred to STA Gibson’s Finest 3X. Sold for $3,400 to Rockin’ Bar A Charolais, Rivers, MB. Consigned by Cornerview Charolais, Cobden.

Lot 4A, Cornerview Yazmin 16Y (3rd Gen. Polled), sired by TLC Integrity 5087P. Sold for $1,600 to to Kevin & Anissa Krakar.

High Selling Bred Cow

Lot 5, MEDONTE RISQUE 7R (Polled), sired by SVY Freedom Pld 307N, out of an SVC Futurist 809X daughter, bred to TR Mr Firewater 5792R. Sold for $4,200 to CM Livestock, Honeywood. Consigned by Medonte Charolais, Hillsdale.

High Selling

Bred Heifers

Lot 17, MEDONTE XTEERNAL AFFAIRS 5X (3rd Gen. Polled, 80 YW EPD), sired by SVY Freedom Pld 307N, out of a Sparrows Eldorado 361L daughter, bred to TR Mr Firewater 5792R. Sold for $6,000 to Elder Charolais, Coronach, SK. Consigned by Medonte Charolais.

Lot 25, PCFL CHEYANNE 9X (Full French), sired by PCFL Wildfire 9T, out of a PCFL Texas Rio 136P daughter. Sold for $6,000 to Stephens Charolais, Moosomin, SK. Consigned by Rollin’ Acres Charolais. High Selling Heifer Calves

Lot 36, ROLLIN ACRES WHY NOT 6Y (Full French), sired by PCFL Whisky-Jack 21T, out of a PCFL Omega 33J daughter. Sold for $5,200 to Stephens Charolais. Consigned by Rollin’ Acres Charolais.

Lot 46, CORNERVIEW YANNA 26Y (3rd Gen. Polled, 3rd Gen. Red), sired by Harvie Crystal D Trigger 35T, out of an HEJ Ripper 66P daughter. Sold for $3,600 to Langstaff Charolais, Wallaceburg. Consigned by Cornerview Charolais.

Lot 39, CORNERVIEW YOLANDA 13Y (3rd Gen. Polled), sired by Sparrows Coach 467S, out of a Whitewater Paymaster 3P daughter. Sold for $3,400 to Louber Farms, Ste-Marie, QC. Consigned by Cornerview Charolais.

Lot 43, CORNERVIEW YANNIS 18Y (Double Polled), sired by Sparrows Coach 467S, out of a PCC Patriot 418P daughter. Sold for $3,400 to Kirlene Cattle Co., Brighton. Consigned by Cornerview Charolais.

Chester Tupling was consignor, selector, blockman & buyer

Colin Montroy bought the high selling bred cow

Kelly Stephens bought the high selling bred heifer and heifer calf

Chloe, Wayne, Sara & Joey Parkinson sweep the ring on two good heifer calves

Arlene Hakkesteegt & Doug Briggs were both consignors and buyers

Brian Coughlin, Ron Elder, Donna Ross & Gord Tomlinson visit after the sale

Pat McCaskie & Family took two show heifer calves

A Guide to Udder & Teat Scoring Beef Cows

Dr. Rick Rasby, University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Introduction

The conformation of a beef cow’s teats and udder are important in a profitable cow/calf enterprise. Females with poor udder and teat conformation are a management challenge for commercial cow/calf producers.

Cattle producers do not have the time or labor to manage around cows that need intervention at calving to physically “milk-out” a quarter(s) so that the calf can suckle or to save the quarter from infection. Research findings in two experiments indicates that the occurrence of clinical mastitis in beef cow herds was 17.5% and 11.9% resulting in a reduction in weaning weights of 12.5% and 7.3%, respectively.

Poor udder and teat conformation can potentially lead to increased calf sickness as teats may be contaminated with mud and debris from a lot or calving area before the calf suckles.

Although selecting and culling based on conformation of teats and udders may be considered convenience trait selection, selecting against poor teats and udders increases profit potential by increasing calf performance, reducing calf sickness, increasing longevity of the cow, and reducing labor inputs.

Udder and teat conformation is moderately heritable (h2 of udder attachment = 0.2 to 0.3; h2 of teat size = 0.5), so enhancing teat and udder quality can be accomplished by

selecting bulls whose female offspring have good teat and udder conformation and by not selecting replacement heifers from dams that have marginal teat and udder conformation. When selecting bulls from your seedstock provider, request the udder score of his dam or visually appraise the udder of the dam to help reduce undesirable udder conformation in your herd.

Udder Suspension and Teat Size

A strong median suspensory ligament is essential for udder conformation. A weak median suspensory ligament results in a lowing of the floor of the udder, sometimes below the hock which makes it more difficult for the calf to nurse and the teats may drag in the mud when the cow walks, and the teats may be suspended inward or outward when filled with milk instead of straight down.

In Panel 1 are drawings of different median suspensory line which illustrates the strength and importance of this ligament. The median suspensory line/ligament in Drawing 1 is pronounced and would be considered ideal. This type of attachment should allow for the udder to be carried above the hock for many years and teats suspended perpendicular to the ground when fill of milk.

Drawing

Drawings 2 and 3 in Panel 1 illustrate different degrees of prominence the median suspensory ligament with the suspensory line in drawing 2 being more pronounced and more favorable than that illustrated in Drawing 3. Notice as the median suspensory ligament becomes less prominent (weaker) the udder begins to “sag” below the hock, the teats suspend closer to the ground. Also notice, as the ligament becomes weaker, the teats tend to splay outward from each quarter. This is more pronounced when the udder is engorged with milk.

Drawing 4 in Panel 1 illustrates

Drawing 1:Prominent median suspensory ligament holds the udder tight to the body cavity. Teats are suspended perpendicular to the ground.

Drawing 2: Intermediately prominent median suspensory ligament suspends the udder farther from the body cavity. The udder is suspended about level with the hock and almost perpendicular to the ground.

Drawing 3:With a very weak median suspensory ligament, the udder and teats are suspended below the hock. When the udder and teats are engorged with milk, teats splay outward.

4:The median suspensory ligament is absent. The udder and teats are suspended below the hocks. The udder balloons and the teats splay outward.

Panel 1: Median suspensory ligament providing various levels of udder support

Panel 2: Ideal udder suppension from a side view

poor udder suspension and no evidence of a median line. In this situation, the udder will be suspended below the hock and teats will not suspend perpendicular from the ground when filled with milk.

Drawings in Panel 2 illustrate ideal udder suspension from a side view. The ideal udder is tight to the body cavity. The floor of the udder should be level. The four quarters should be level from the side and rear. Some udders will slope downward from front to rear, which is less than ideal, and rear udder attachment needs to be high. As the median suspensory ligament becomes less pronounced, the udder floor becomes more rounded.

Common teat sizes and conformations are illustrated in Panel 3. Teats should be medium in length and cylindrical in appearance. The diameter should also be consistent from the top of the teat to the bottom with the end of the teat being rounded.

The teats should be placed in the middle of each quarter and point perpendicular to the ground. In panel 2 are drawings typical teat conformations. The ideal teat is medium in length, cylindrical in appearance with rounded ends (Panel 3, drawings 1, 2, 3, and 4).

Less than ideal teats are less symmetrical and of different sizes and thickness (Panel 3, drawings 5, 6, and 7); are long, pointed, and different sizes (Panel 3, drawing 8), thick, funnel shaped (panel 3, drawing 9), or a combination of thick funnel to thick pear shape (Panel 3, drawing 10).

Teats should suspend perpendicular to the ground from the middle of each quarter when they are filled with milk. Sometimes teats will point inward or outward when filled with milk which is less than ideal.

As teat length lengthens and udder suspension becomes weaker, teats are positioned closer to the ground making it more difficult for the new-born calf to suckle and there is increased chance for teat contamination from the mud or other debris.

A Description of Scoring Udder Suspension and Teat Size

The ideal time to udder score beef cows is within the first 24 to 48 hours after calving as she begins to freshen. Udder conformation will decline as the female ages, but do not take age into account when assigning an udder score.

The following udder scoring system was developed by the Beef Improvement Federation. This scoring system categorizes udder suspension and teat size. A teat score of 9 (very tight, highly desirable) to 1 (pendulous, not desirable) for udder suspension and a score of 9 (very small) to 1 (very large) for teat size.

The BIF scoring system doesn’t account for teat and udder pigmentation. Pigmentation is desirable as it is a guard against sunburn of the teat and udder that can be caused by direct sunshine or reflection of the sun off snow.

Scoring Udder Suspension

Udder suspension is illustrated in Panel 4 associated with the BIF Udder Suspension Score. The tighter to the body cavity that the udder is placed, the more desirable. This allows for the calf to more easily to locate the teats and it is less likely for the teats to drag in the mud.

Udder Suspension Score 9: The udder is placed tight to the body cavity, well above the hocks and close to the body cavity. The quarters are mostly level from the side and rear view. The udder has high rear attachment and the median suspensory ligament is pronounced. Panel 4; Drawing 1.

Udder Suspension Score 7: Similar to an udder suspension score of 9, but the udder is suspended slightly farther from the body cavity. The median suspensory ligament is pronounced keeping the udder level

Drawing 1:Very tight, very pronounced median suspensory ligament. Udder suspension score = 9.

Drawing 2: Tight attachment, pronounced suspensory ligament. Udder suspension score = 7.

Drawing 3:Intermediate attachment. Udder suspension score = 5.

Drawing 4:Loose attachment, weak median suspensory ligament. Udder suspension score = 3.

Drawing 5:Very loose and pendulous attachment, very weak median suspensory ligament. Udder suspension score = 1.

Panel 3: Common teat sizes and conformations

Panel 4: Udder suspension scoring system

and suspending the teats perpendicular to the ground and above the hock. Because the medium suspensory ligament is pronounced, the teats suspend perpendicular to the ground when filled with milk.

Panel 4; Drawing 2.

Udder Suspension Score 5: The medium suspensory ligament is less pronounced and the udder is suspended farther from the body cavity. The teats begin to splay slightly outward when engorged with milk because of the weaker ligament. Also the quarters may not be level. An udder suspension score of 5 is likely the commercial cow average score. Panel 4; Drawing 3.

Udder Suspension Score 3: The median suspensory ligament is vague resulting in loose attachment of the udder. The udder is suspended down to the hocks of the cow meaning that the teats reside below the hock. The quarters are not level and teats splay in an outward direction that is very pronounced when engorged with milk. Intervention may be required at calving. Replacement heifer retention from these dams is discouraged.

Panel 4; Drawing 4.

Udder Suspension Score 1: The median suspensory ligament is absent resulting in a loose and pendulous attachment of the udder. The udder suspends below the hocks and teats reside below the hock. The quarters are not level and teats are not perpendicular to the ground when filled with milk. Intervention is required at calving. Intervention definitely required to avoid a spoiled quarter or mastitis. Replacements should not be kept from these dams and producers should cull these cows. Panel 4; Drawing 5.

Scoring Test Size

Teat size can vary considerably. Panel 5 is drawings of teat sizes associated with the BIF scoring system. As teat size becomes smaller, more symmetrical, and more central in placement on the quarter, it is more desirable. Teat size can be generally categorized as very small, small, intermediate, large, and very large. It is seldom that cattle have the very small teat size. More common are the small, intermediate, and large teat size. As teat size becomes larger they tend to be thicker, less symmetrical, and suspend below

the hock.

Teat Score 9: Teats are very small in length, rounded at the ends, and symmetrical. Teats are located in the center of the quarters and face perpendicular to the ground. Panel 5; Drawing 1.

Teat Score 7: Similar to teat score of 9, but the teats are longer. Teats are located in the center of the quarters and face perpendicular to the ground. Panel 5; Drawing 2.

Teat Score 5: Teats are longer, larger in diameter, appear to be thicker, and are less symmetrical compared to teat size 9, 8, 7, and 6. They may not be perpendicular to the ground or centered on the quarters. Panel 5; Drawing 3.

Teat Score 3: The teats are long and large in diameter, appear thicker, and not symmetrical. They may appear to be funnel shaped. The teats may appear to begin to balloon at the point of attachment to the quarter. Because the teats are long, they are usually suspended below the hock. When engorged with milk, teats will not be perpendicular to the ground. Intervention is usually required at calving. Replacement heifer retention

Drawing 1:Teat size is very small and symmetrical. Teat size score = 9.

Drawing 2: Teat size is small and symmetrical. Teat size score = 7.

Drawing 3:Teat size is intermediate in length; still have symmetry. Teat size score = 5.

Drawing 4:Teat size is large, variable in length and symmetry. Teat size score = 3.

Drawing 5:Teat size is very large, variable in length and symmetry. Teats appear to be thick. Teat size score = 1.

Panel 5: teat size and udder conformation scoring system

Sharodon Farms Top New York State Show

The Burgomasters trailered to the New York State Fair in Syracuse, New York on August 28th. They won Grand Champion Bull and Reserve Grand Champion Female. Reserve Grand Champion Bull was a Gerrard Montazuma from Comptons of New York and the Grand Champion Female was a D R Revelation daughter from Faraway Farms of Virginia.

Calvin Gibson of Cartwright, MB, passed away August 8th after a long and hard fought battle with multiple myeloma cancer and kidney failure at the age of 77.

Calvin will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 57 years, Christena and their children Shane and Melanie, Sherry and Boyd Mullin and daughter-inlaw Pat and grandchildren, greatgrandchildren and extended family.

Calvin was born in Killarney,

from these dams is discouraged. Panel 5; Drawing 4.

Teat Score 1: The teats are long, appear thick, and usually large and funnel/pear shaped. Teats suspend

Manitoba, in 1934. After completing his schooling in Holmfield, Calvin began farming. He worked in Sherridan and Lynn Lake, Manitoba the first two winters and in Atikokan, Ontario, the following winter. Along with the grain farming, Calvin also enjoyed cattle and spent many years raising and selling purebreds under the name Double C Charolais until they dispersed their herd in 1996. In later years once he retired from farming, he worked for Ecusta Fibre buying flax straw and for Shur-Gro at the anhydrous plant in Mather. In

well below the hock which makes it difficult for a new-born calf to find, attach, and suckle. Intervention is required at calving. Intervention definitely required to avoid a spoiled

2002, after being on the farm fifty years Calvin and Christena moved to Cartwright. Calvin enjoyed each day as it came and lived life to the fullest. He never missed an opportunity to visit and socialize with friends and family. He enjoyed playing softball, curling, golfing and a game of pool. He also enjoyed gardening, country music, dancing and travelling with family. He was fortunate to have taken trips to the east and west coast as well as Hawaii, Florida, Arizona, New Zealand, Australia and the Dominican Republic.

quarter or mastitis. Replacements should not be kept from these dams and producers should cull these females from the herd. Panel 5; Drawing 5.

Grand Champion Bull – SHARODON WYATT 3W (LT Bluegrass) Reserve Grand Champion Female – SHARODON YUPPIE 3W (Sharodon Wyatt 3W)

OBITUARY

UDDER

Sharodon Farms received Premier Breeder and Exhibitor

Saskatchewan Charolais Association 2011 Shows

33rd Annual

~ Pfizer Stockade Roundup ~ Charolais Show Friday, November 4

~ Stockade Lady Show ~ Thursday, November 3 – 6 p.m. (Current Year Heifers)

~ King of the Ring ~ Friday, November 4 – 5 p.m. (Current Year Bulls)

~ Supreme Show ~ Friday, November 4 - 7:30 p.m.

~ Commercial Cattle Show & Sale ~ Show: Friday, November 5 – 11 a.m. Sale: Friday, November 51 – 1 p.m. Contact: Lloydminster Exhibition Association (306) 825-5571 or www.lloydexh.com

~ Saskatoon Fall Fair ~ Charolais Show Thursday, November 10 – 2 p.m. Supreme Show Friday, November 11 – 6 p.m. Señor Challenge Wednesday, November 9 – 7 p.m. Cinderella Classic Thursday, November 10 – 7 p.m. Conexus Bred Heifer Jackpot Thursday, November 10 – 6 p.m. Contact: Mike McAvoy – (306) 237-4464

~ Canadian Western Agribition ~ Move in times: Friday, November 18 to Sunday, November 20 All Exhibitors must be in place Sunday by 8 p.m. Weigh in time Sunday, November 20th – 1 p.m.

Canadian Western Agribition First Lady Classic Tuesday, November 22 – 11 a.m.

Canadian Western Agribition Sale Thursday, November 24 – 3 p.m.

Contact: Greg Gilliland (306) 928-4841

Canadian Western Agribition Charolais Show Friday November 25 –2:30 p.m.

Judge: Darren Paget

Entries Close On-Line – October 15

Contact: Dennis Metz (306) 731-2800

Commercial Cattle & Bull Pen Alley Show Friday, November 25 – 9 a.m. Entries Close: Bull Pens – October 15

Entries Close: Commercial Cattle – Nov. 1 Royal Bank Supreme Challenge Saturday November 26 – 4 p.m.

A block of rooms have been reserved for SCA members at the Quality Inn and West Harvest Inn. Deadline for the rooms is October 21/2011. Reserve your rooms now. Rate increases following deadline. Contact: Donna Ross (306) 267-4986

The SCA B of D would like to thank the CCYA and their team of helpers for their hard work and excellent preparation for the SCA Annual General Meeting in Saskatoon in conjunction with their conference. Thanks to Dave Blechinger for all his work and to our membership for their support.

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Several sustained release products are on the Canadian market for use in cattle. These are setting a new standardfor the way we treat pneumonic calves in Canadian feedlots. Time will tell how they fit into our treatment protocols. This article will give you the facts about one which has been around for a few years.

This product is called Draxxin, which is short for “duration of action”. It was developed by the pharmaceutical company Pfizer. There seemed a need to develop a very long acting product as multiple doses of long duration products like Nuflor or Micotil were sometimes given in feedlots. The active ingredientis Tulathromycin. It has an extremely long half-life, which means the time it takes for half the product to still remain in the animal’s system. The half life is 184 hours in the lungs allowing it at recommended dosage (1.25 cc per 50 kg or 1.1cc per 100 lbs) to maintain activity against specific bacteria ten days or longer. This was an unheard of length of time in the animal health industry until it was launched.

This antibiotic was discovered October 31, 1996. You may wonder why it took this long to get to market (10 years), but various trials both for efficacy and safety were necessary and with such long duration it had to be proven there were no harmful effects on good bacteria or that resistance would not develop on organisms harmful to humans such as salmonella or ecoli. All this took about six years to prove and then the regulatory process took an additional four years. Most of the regulatory work happened in 2006, which is why the product was out in the European Union in 2003 and in the USA last year. This regulatory process is painfully slow in Canada and costs

Draxxin – an Antibiotic for Treatment or Prevention of Pneumonia

Roy Lewis DVM

the whole industry money, but enough said.

The compound in Draxxin has some very good qualities especially for our Canadian climate. It is very syringeable having the consistency of water yet is very stable and will not freeze until well below –15C. It will come in a clear bottle since UV light does not affect it as well. It has an affinity for lung tissue so concentrates there making it effective on pneumonias. It is absorbed very quickly from the site (within 30 minutes) with only minor swelling evident occasionally. It is given subcutaneously and has been proven very safe. When tested in rats after 60 days there was no significant effect on reproductive rate so should be very safe as well on calves destined as breeding stock. It is totally safe when given to pigs and pigs surprisingly enough are test models for humans. If given intravenously there are no deleterious effects. Accidental injections should be safe in humans but that is no excuse for being careless. In most cases dirty needles and the size of the needle is what commonly causes the problem in accidental human injections. We should be careful with any product we handle or inject and use the one-handed technique to inject wherever possible.

The withdrawal for slaughter is 44 days. In Canada they arrive at a safe level of the drug in meat bearing in mind our testing procedures now can measure out into parts per trillion. That amount is calculated back to a 60 kg human (small person) eating 500 grams of muscle daily which is a lot of meat every single day. All this in the interests of being very safe. In the United States they use the same calculations but base it on only eating 300 grams of muscle and the detectable levels are slightly higher. That is why

the same product in the States at the same dosage and delivery has a withdrawal of only 18 days.

With any new products these days’ specific things are mentioned on the label. Baytril a potent drug for pneumonia must only be given as the second drug of choice as in a relapse situation. With Draxxin it can be given in a group situation when a diagnosis of pneumonia has been made or the calves are highly stressed and likely to contract pneumonia as determined by your veterinarian. We call this giving it metaphylactically just before an outbreak of respiratory disease is suspected.

In the trial work to prove effectiveness against pneumonia very sick cattle were treated. This product did prove statistically significant in the relapse rate as well as the overall death loss compared to some very good antibiotics. Although not on the label it also shows effectiveness against the mycoplasma organism if given early enough.

The total cost to get a product approved in Canada now approaches 100 million dollars, so there is no wonder why it is expensive, but very comparable or cheaper to contemporary’s on a per treatment day basis. Applications for a patent must be made before submission to the regulatory authorities. The clock then starts ticking. Patents last twenty years so if products take half that or better to get to market it is no wonder they are expensive as companies try and recoup their development costs.

One always asks the questions with all these apparently superior drugs on the market why do morbidity and

I am your newly elected treasurer on the National Board.

I have sat on the national board previously as a Saskatchewan director, and am very excited about the year to come! I am currently attending SIAST in Saskatoon,in my first year of a Nursing Degree.

I would like to thank everyone for coming out to Saskatoon for CCYA 2011. It was definitely the highlight of my summer, as I am sure it was for many of you! Make sure that CCYA 2012 in

CCYA National Board charolaisyouth@gmail.com

President: Michael Hunter 780-581-9005 mike_hunter40@hotmail.com

Vice-President: Luke Marshall futureal@telusplanet.net

Treasurer: Kirstin Sparrow kp.sparrow@hotmail.com

Alberta is marked on your calendar! The National Board is well underway with plans for this year. As you may know, the fall brings programs for the youth such as the annual Semen Auction at Agribition and the Genetics program.

As treasurer, it is my job to look after the Semen Auction held annually at the Agribition National Sale. Charolais breeders generously donate straws of semen before hand, then during the sale they’re auctioned off, and all proceeds go towards our youth. This is a great fundraiser for the National Board, and we appreciate

Secretary: Sarah Weinbender sarahbarah_8@hotmail.com

Director: Autumn Jackson a_jackson_22@hotmail.com

Director: Travis Jozwiak jozwiak@telus.net

Director: Candace Alexander candace641@hotmail.com

Director: Michael Hogg

mortality not seem to change that much. There are several reasons for this. Our genetics have increased growth rates causing greater physiological stress and immune suppression. Some calves are now gaining over five pounds daily. Nutrition to maximize these genetics have greater concentrates in the diet increasing acidity and in some cases leading to digestive upsets and more pneumonia. With larger feeding operations I believe labour is scarcer and staff look after greater amounts sometimes in the order of 5000-10,000 head per checker. There is also bound to be a greater concentration or organisms in larger feedlots and calves are sourced from further away. There is often no opportunity to delay purchases because of weather or secure preconditioned cattle and cattle come from multiple sources. All these factors lead to a greater and greater likelihood for cattle to get sick. Thus metapylaxis may be a viable option and it does reduce morbidity and mortality. Discuss it with your herd veterinarian.

In our practise I see this drug used for sure on stressed cattle and as an option for clinically sick individuals. Other drugs will still be used but if labour for retreatment, facilities and cold weather are issues I see this drug definitely being used. The results have been good and will definitely add to you and your veterinarian’s ability to keep your dead pile and chronic pen smaller. Your veterinarian will be able to fine-tune a program specifically for each group of calves. Different situations warrant different methods.

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Fall Reminders

Kirstin Sparrow, Treasurer

any and all donations! I look forward to seeing you there.

In the next few weeks make sure to watch the mail for your fall edition of the Canadian Charolais Youth newsletter, including updates from all of your National Board reps. Also, a reminder to always be checking out our youth website at youth.charolais.com/index.html for information and updates!

Watch for your National Board reps during the fall shows. If wedon’t know you, we would love to meetyou, or if we already have had the pleasure I’m sure it is time to catch up!

CCYA 2011 Conference Executive

President: Brandon Sparrow

Vice-Pres: Sarah Weinbender

Secretary: Kirstin Sparrow

Treasurer: Katie MacMillan

CCYA Provincial Presidents

AB: Russell Gallelli 403-804-7442

MB: Haylan Jackson 204-564-2547

ON: Candace Alexander 519-353-5029

SK: Brandon Sparrow 306-292-9820

CCYA Provincial Advisors

SK: Darwin Rosso 306-693-2384

ON: Katrina Coughlin 613-897-0044

MB: Donna Jackson 204-564-2547 / Barb Airey 204-328-7103

AB: Loretta Paget 780-877-3985

Youth Coordinator: Katrina Coughlin katrina_coughlin@hotmail.com

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Olds Fall Classic Charolais Show

2011 Olds Fall Classic Charolais Show

October 1, 2011 • Olds, AB Alberta Designate Show 20 Entries, (A BOSS show) Judges: Vern & Denise Lafrentz, Bienfait, SK

Females Born in 2011

1. CML PLD GINNY 16Y (Sparrows Sanchez 715T), McLeod Livestock, Cochrane; 2. ML FIREFLY 14Y (Sparrows Sanchez 715T) McLeod Livestock; 3. JIL DREAM GIRL 117Y (SSL Stauffers Solution Pld 38W), Future Farms, Innisfail; 4. JIL BEAUTY QUEEN 7Y (HEJ PTO 74U), Future Farms; 5. GENESIS PLD SENSATION 6Y (SVY Silversmith PLD 903W), Genesis Livestock Intl. Crossfield.

Heifer Calf Champion CML PLD GINNY 16Y, McLeod Livestock

Reserve Heifer Calf Champion ML FIREFLY 14Y, McLeod Livestock

Females Born in 2010

1. CML PLD GINNY 1X (Sparrows Sanchez 715T) McLeod Livestock; 2. JIL COOL N’ CLASSY 26X (LCF Cool Whip 411R), Future Farms; 3. GENESIS TRISHA 6X (HFCC PLD Bond 19L), Genesis Livestock Intl.

Junior Champion Female CML PLD GINNY 1X, McLeod Livestock

Reserve Junior Female JIL COOL N’ CLASSY 26X, Future Farms

Females Born in 2009 with Calf 1. JIL SHOW ME OFF 7W (LCF Cool Whip 411R, calf-JIL Red Smoke 3W), Future Farms.

Females Born Prior to 2009 with Calf 1. CML PLD GINNY 6U (Merit Vintage 4065P, calf-Sparrows Sanchez 715T), McLeod Livestock; 2. HARVIE FIREFLY 14T (Harvie Stinger 2R, calf-Sparrows Sanchez 715T), McLeod Livestock.

Senior Champion Female CML PLD GINNY 6U, McLeod Livestock

Senior Champion Female HARVIE FIREFLY 14T, McLeod Livestock

Grand Champion Female CML PLD GINNY 6U, McLeod Livestock

Reserve Grand Champion Female CML PLD GINNY 1X, McLeod Livestock

Bulls Born in 2011

1. CML ENCORE 4Y (Sparrows Sanchez 715T), McLeod Livestock; 2. HARVIE SHAKE ME DOWN 98Y (Pleasant Dawn Spawn 765W), Harvie Ranching, Olds; 3. JIL LOCK N’ LOAD 113Y (Bar Diamond Hank 22M), Future Farms; 4. GENESIS PLD PRECISION 15Y (SVY Silversmith PLD 903W), Genesis Livestock Intl.; 5. JIL SMOKE SHOW 12Y (JIL Red Smoke 3W), Future Farms.

Bull Calf Champion CML ENCORE 4Y, McLeod Livestock

Reserve Bull Calf Champion HARVIE SHAKE ME DOWN, Harvie Ranching

Bulls Born in 2010

1 JIL CAT TRACK 23X (Bar Diamond Hank 22M), Future Farms; 2 JIL GOLDEN EAGLE 99X (JS Riggins 6R), Future Farms.

Junior Champion Bull

JIL CAT TRACK 23X, Future Farms

Reserve Junior Champion Bull JIL GOLDEN EAGLE 99X, Future Farms

Grand Champion Bull CML ENCORE 4Y, McLeod Livestock

Reserve Grand Champion Bull HARVIE SHAKE ME DOWN, Harvie Ranching Breeder’s Herd

1. McLeod Livestock; 2. Future Farms; 3. Genesis Livestock Intl. Get of Sire

1. McLeod Livestock (Sparrows Sanchez 715T); 2. Genesis Livestock Intl. (SVY Silversmith 903W).

Reserve Grand Champion Female – CML PLD GINNY 1X, McLeod Livestock

Grand Champion Female – CML PLD GINNY 6U, McLeod Livestock

Reserve Grand Champion Bull – HARVIE SHAKE ME DOWN, Harvie Ranching

Grand Champion Bull – CML ENCORE 4Y, McLeod Livestock

Robert Digby, of Dropmore, Manitoba, passed away suddenly on August 3, 2011 at Pyott’s West Campground, on Lake of the Prairies, Manitoba.

Next to family, one of the most important things in Bob’s life was the Charolais business. The purchase of three purebred Charolais cows in 1978, followed shortly by the purchase of a herd of Full French females was the start of Bob and Elaine Digby’s “Rolling D Charolais” herd. As the Canadian Charolais industry grew, so did Bob’s love of Charolais cattle.

Bob served on both the Manitoba and Canadian Charolais Association’s

board of directors and is a past president of the Manitoba Charolais Association. Bob and Elaine have attended many Canadian and Manitoba Charolais events, most currently the CCA AGM and tours of PEI and Nova Scotia in June 2011. Bob and Elaine have been honoured with the Manitoba Pioneer Breeders award and the CCA Honour Roll. Rolling D Charolais was a founding member of the Hi-Weigh Breeders, WestMan Breeders, Roblin Test Station, and the Family Tradition Bull Sale, which has been held on the Rolling D farm for the past eight years.

Fellow cattlemen know that there was nobody more passionate than Bob on the qualities of Charolais, however what he truly loved about the cattle industry was the people. He

treated each and every person with sincerity and honesty and valued the relationships he had with his customers, many of whom became very close friends. Bob was proud of the herd of cows that he raised and he loved to take you on a tour of his pastures or show you through his bull pen.

Bob is survived by his wife of over 50 years, Elaine, his five children, Cheryl & Ron (Funk), Brian & Robyn (Benson), Donna & Carman (Jackson), Barb & Ray (Airey), Jason & Jody (Shwaluk).

Bob was predeceased by grandchildren Breanne Digby and Clark Elder, and was laid to rest in the Castleavery Cemetery; casket bearers were his 13 grandchildren and great grandson.

Bob will be sadly missed.

OBITUARY

Charles Ferguson Watson Sr., founder of Wat-Cha Farms, Mount Forest, Ontario, which started in the 1960s, passed away July 29th at the age of 87.

Lovingly remembered by his wife Lynn of 28 years. Sadly missed by his daughter Shirley Watson and step sons Gregory and Scott Morgan. Cherished granddaughter Cierra Lyanna Watson, grandson Charles H. L. Watson. Lovingly remembered by his great granddaughter Kennedy, and future great grandchild of Cierra. Predeceased by his first wife Ethel Gandy (1980), son Charles John (2006), granddaughter Cheyenne (1979), and siblings.

Charles was the co-founder of Peel-

Charles Watson Sr.

Elder Ltd., actively involved in real estate development, mining operations and the hospitality industry. He proudly served his country during World War II and will always be remembered for his entrepreneurial spirit and philanthropic work.

Charles started in the Charolais business in 1969 with the purchase of two full French heifers. The following year they started importing from France and in 1975 they were the largest single importer in Canada purchasing 47 head in that year alone. Before long there were 200 head of Full French and purebred cows making their home at Wat-Cha. Wat-Cha Farms were ardent promoters of the breed and showing. Charles was proud to have never missed an Agribition from its

inception to the mid 2000s. They had National Champion Female at Agribition in 1985 with Wat-Cha Rumour, National Champion Bull in 2005 with Wat-Cha Nth Degree. They were premier breeder and exhibitor numerous times at both Agribition and especially the Toronto Royal show; where they always took very large strings and won more Championships than any other breeder in history. Charles also did his part by being a director on the OCA board and was CCA convention chairman when it was held in Toronto in 1973.

He was a true leader in promoting the breed, supporting the CCA and in continuing to blaze the trail started by our Charolais pioneers so many years ago.

Clayton Carroll passed away Aug. 28th at the age of 91. He and his wife Norma owned Carroll Canyon Ranch south of Calgary. Clayton was a member of the Charolais Association from 1969 to 2006.

Clayton was born on the family farm at Nevis, Alberta, in 1920. He moved with his family to Calgary in 1935. Clayton graduated from SAIT in 1940 after completing a two-year automotive service technology course, and was the first person to donate $1 million to the polytechnic. The Clayton Carroll Automotive Centre on the SAIT campus, completed in 2002, was named in his honour.

After working at a munitions plant during the Second World War, Carroll was approached by James Burns. Together they started Pioneer Paving Ltd. in 1954 and laid the foundation for many of Calgary’s main roadways, including the first stage of Deerfoot Trail, Sarcee Trail and the first Airport Road.

Clayton began his entry into the cattle breeding industry by purchasing a small farm near White Rock, B.C., starting with Charolais cattle. He

OBITUARY

Clayton Carroll

paved Rudiger Ranches driveway in 1968 for four Charolais cows and that is how he got started in Charolais. In 1977 he realized a boyhood dream of owning a working ranch with the purchase of Carroll Canyon Ranch on Highwood River south of Longview, Alberta where he bred and raised Charolais and Red Angus cattle. The ranch was truly Clayton’s pride and joy. He spent as much time as possible there following the sale of Pioneer Paving in 1978. Throughout his life, Clayton had interest in a variety of business projects as he always liked a challenge. Clayton has been a member of the Rotary Club of Calgary South since 1957. He was a supporter of many charities and endeavours of several Calgary activities such as the CPO, Heritage Park, the Calgary Stampeder Football Club where he was a season ticket holder since their first games at Mewata Stadium in 1947.

Clayton was a very unassuming man, and was never one to seek accolades of any kind, nevertheless these awards were bestowed on him: 2003 - Rotary International’s highest honor “Service Above Self” award; 2005 - Distinguished Alumnus award by SAIT Polytechnic; 2005 - The

Lieutenant Governor’s Medal to Albertans who had demonstrated contribution to their fellow citizens, to their community, to Alberta; 2005Voted one of the 50 Greatest Albertans by Venture Magazine; 2008 - Was made Honorary Bachelor of Applied Technology by SAIT Polytechnic in recognition of his significant contribution to the automotive sector, extraordinary achievement in industry, distinction in public service and outstanding contributions to SAIT Polytechnic.

Clayton said he never intended to retire, but both he and Norma had many good times at their snowbird home in Phoenix, frequent winter stays in Maui, world-wide travels to Rotary International Conventions, cruises with family and friends, motor travelling throughout Canada and the United States and many West Coast outings on their much loved boat “The Mayfair”. He loved going out for dinner, a game of bridge or cribbage anytime. Clayton is survived by his loving wife of forty-one years, Norma and extended family.

Clayton Carroll was a caring, humble man, a true gentleman, loving husband, father, stepfather, grandfather, and great-grandfather.

Happy Tegart

Happy Tegart died suddenly on August 1 doing what he loved – farming. He is survived by his loving wife of forty-six years, Sharon; son Rob and Melanie and grandchildren Kasper, Klover and Kayman as well as extended family.

Happy was raised in the Columbia Valley and in his younger years traveled North America on the professional rodeo circuit where he met Sharon. The highlight of his career was winning Canadian

Bareback Champion in 1968.

After working on a number of ranches, he eventually settled on their own property near Keoma in 1975. Following a successful custom cattle fitting and showing business, Hap became even more well known for raising prize winning Charolais cattle and Paint horses. Just another Farm, Irricana, was in the Charolais business from the mid 1970s until they dispersed in 1991.

Hap was very involved with his community and over the years held a number of positions with different

organizations including the Calgary Stampede Beef Cattle Committee, Western Irrigation District, Alberta Charolais Association, Canadian Pro-Rodeo Association and the Canadian Professional Rodeo Hall of Fame. He was also actively involved in mentoring youth through minor hockey, 4-H and judging various youth rodeo events. Hap was always willing to lend a hand whenever a neighbor was in need. More recenlty you could find Happy cheering on his grandkids at hockey games and BMX races. He had a very special soft spot reserved for them.

Walt Browarny OBITUARY

Born and raised on 8th Avenue, Walt Browarny took Calgary’s cattle culture to heart. For more than 40 years he specialized in livestock photography,earning praise around the world and becoming known as the “camera man of livestock” who set the standard that others strive to attain.

Browarny kind of stumbled into his career when he was hired by Imperial Oil to work in its technical research lab. He photographed equipment and drilling samples and developed his skills from there. He stayed for 14 years but began to branch out into freelance photography. Some of his early work included shooting for The Albertan, rodeos,

the Calgary Stampede, Calgary Zoo, and for his bosses at Imperial Oil.

Walt started taking pictures of the newly imported Charolais cattle in the late 60s. He was hired on a retaineras the official photographer of the Canadian Charolais Association for nearly two decades. He wanted the cattle to look natural whether they were standing in a pasture or at a backdrop. His consistency pioneered a standard for livestock photography in North America.

In 1969, he went into photography full time and the following year brought a life-changing experience. He went to the Denver stock show which was considered the No. 1 livestock show in the country. He was smitten.

“I was really excited about the livestock business when I saw the amount of participation at Denver with these cattle breeders,” he recalled on a video made for the

National Western Stock Show, as it’s now called.

“One of the things that struck me most was the passion the exhibitors had for showing their animals.”

Browarny and his wife Marie travelled the world with his job, shooting livestock in their natural environment –from the Alberta Foothills to the dairy barns of Europe.

His son Allan is carrying on the tradition as a livestock photographer and his daughter Shannon handles the financial side of the business.

Browarny died at the age of 75.

His work can still be seen on his website, www.browarny.com, and will continue to be available under a partnership with Show-Champions Livestock Photography.

The collection not only documents the history of the livestock industry, but also the life, people and experiences that were a part of it.

OBITUARY

Foley passed away on August 2, 2011 at his home in Gem , Alberta, and is survived by his loving wife Lynne and sons Andrew (Maureen), Scott, and Leigh Shaw (Elizabeth); grandchildren, Samantha, Daniel, and Matthew; his mother Elise Marquess, sister Frances (Sancie) Kemtrup, brother-in-law Ronald Irvine, and many nieces and nephews. Foley was predeceased by his father James Fentress (Fent) Marquess, his sister Virginia Irvine, and brother-in-law Dr. Melvin Kemtrup. (Fentress) Foley Marquess was born on June 3, 1943 to Fent Marquess and Elsie (Callison) Marquess in Bassano, Alberta. He

Fentress Foley Marquess

lived and attended school in Gem graduating from grade 12 in 1961. Foley then went on to further his education in Calgary at SAIT receiving a diploma in diesel mechanics.

In March of 1964 he married Lynne (Shaw) and they returned to Gem to continue farming with his father Fent Marquess. Foley and Lynne were blessed with three sons; Andrew, Scott and Leigh Shaw.

Foley’s interests in life were his family, the farm, animals and especially cattle. His knowledge about and passion for the cattle industry led Foley to develop a purebred Charolais herd in 1971 which he kept intact and is still part of the farm today. Farming was

always part of Foley’s life which he actively continued until his passing.

Foley had a personable nature and combined with his interest in cattle saw him start work as a ringman for Bow Slope Shipping Association (BSSA) in 1980 for the fall calf run.

Foley had a long career at BSSA and made many friends through his work at Bow Slope before he retired in 2004.

Foley was a kind and gentle man who had a great love for his family, the farm and animals. His family was always Foley’s first priority and his love for them knew no bounds.

Foley’s caring nature, warm personality and love will always be remembered by his family and friends. Foley was a special person that will be missed by all.

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the youth about the finer qualities of hay. The third judging competition was a change and a challenge for the youth that provided an education not experienced in other years.

The day ended with the Keep and Cull judging hosted at Norheim Charolais. Lee Norheim judged the event and Lesley and Lacey, assisted by friends, saw that everyone was fed well. It was a wonderful, relaxed evening with terrific weather.

The highlight of many youth’s summer was held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, when the Canadian Charolais Youth met for their annual Conference and Show. It was a great week with great facilites, food and friendship.

The youth hosts for the week were Brandon Sparrow, President, Vanscoy; Kirstin Sparrow, Secretary, Vanscoy; Katie MacMillan, Treasurer, Asquith; Sarah Weinbender, VicePresident, Canora. It takes many people to make this event happen and three families pitched in to help, the Evans family, Mark Oram family and Cam Sparrow family. Special mention needs to go to four people that really made the kids planning go into action: Patti Sparrow, Deb Oram, Paula Evans and Darwin Rosso.

The week started with a new event, an educational quiz on the Charolais industry developed and administered by Kerrie Sparrow. The general concensus among the youth was that it was difficult, but many expressed a need to pay more attention at their 4-H meetings.

The first day ended with the famous National Board Mixer. Designed and orchestrated by

Autumn Jackson and Kirstin Sparrow, it set the tone for a week of fun and friendship. The mixture of shaving cream, pancake syrup, ice cream, raw eggs, and of course lots of water made the evening fly. The youth all participated with an eagerness that forced provincial and age barriers to be broken. It is a messy evening that serves the necessary purpose of getting everyone together with no pretense or competition, just an adventurous spirit to try things you would never do at home. The outcome was successful as always. By the end of the evening all shyness was gone and everyone knew they were accepted and part of the group.

Day 2 is always a big day, with Heifer, Steer and Hay judging in the morning and Team Marketing and Team Judging in the afternoon.

The number of participants were down this year, but the enthusiasm made up for it. Not having enough bull calves to offer bull judging did not create a problem for this host committe. They saw it as an opportunity to do something new. Two professors from the University of Saskatchewan came and talked to

Day 3 was full with Showmanship in the morning and Team Grooming and Individual Marketing in the afternoon. Supper was served at Floral hall by the T Bar C crew and was co-sponsored by Harder Farms. The youth enjoyed beachball slow pitch, can toss and football, but the entire crowd really enjoyed the whipped cream pie auction where six members of the national board were treated with a pie-in-the-eye to raise funds. There was one final surprise pie auction, where one of the barn bosses, Morley Sparrow was pied by Keenan Elder. This is just another example of youth conference being a place where the participants, younger siblings and adults, participate in the fun and friendship of the event.

Day 4 was another big day with Team Grooming finals, the show and the awards banquet and dance. It is amazing the youth find the time to do all of the chores around all of the activities, but that is just another part of the education – the work has to get done. All of the chores, grooming and showing happen without parent participation. The youth take ownership of the responsibilities and the older ones look after the younger ones.

Six CCYA participants received 2nd Generation Awards. Kord and Peri Phillips, children of Kasey Phillips, Waskatenau, AB; Cassidy and Katie Serhienko, daughters of Lissa Serhienko, Maymont; and Raelynne and Haley Rosso, daughters of Kevin Rosso, Moose Jaw. This award is presented when a parent was a CCYA Conference and/or Show participant

CCYA National Board – Sarah Weinbender, Secretary, Canora, SK; Kirstin Sparrow, Treasurer, Vanscoy, SK; Luke Marshall, Vice President, Inisfail, AB; Autumn Jackson, Inglis, MB; Michael Hunter, Roblin, MB; Travis Jozwiak, Calgary, AB; missing Candace Alexander, Cargill, ON; Michael Hogg, Roseneath, ON

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and has continued to be an active member in the Canadian Charolais Association and their son/daughter is a CCYA member and participant in a Conference and Show.

At the awards banquet, Darwin Rosso, Moose Jaw, was presented with the 2011 Honouree award. Darwin has been a constant support for the CCYA for many years. As the Saskatchewan adult advisor, he has attended almost all of their meetings for a number of years, often being the only advisor there. He has also been barn boss for three Saskatchewan conferences. The CCYA and SCYA have been fortunate to have his continued experience add continuity and support to their organizations.

The evening closed with an emotional thank you from the organizing president, Brandon Sparrow. He expressed the sentiments many participants feel when they realize it is their last year to participate in this event. There is a sadness that CCYA will no longer be a part of their summer planning and an acknowledgement of gratitude for all the organization has done for them.

Russell Galleli issued an invitation to attend CCYA 2012 in Alberta. The dates have changed as they are teaming up with “Summer Synergy” to allow members to qualify for more scholarships. It will be July 9 - 13 at the Caluori Pavilion, in Olds. Start planning now to attend. If you have never been to this event, you don’t know what you are missing.

Kirstin Sparrow presented the 2011 CCYA Honouree Award to Darwin Rosso

Ted Serhienko presented the CCYA National Board, represented by Michael Hunter, President, with a cheque for $2,848.35 from the T Bar Invitational Golf Tournament

Brandon Sparrow, SCYA Organizing Committee President shares his closing remarks

Above: Keith Black won the adult division of the Quiz; Right: John By singing the national anthem at the show with judge Kasey Phillips and CCYA Youth Co-ordinator Katrina Coughlin standing by

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Charolais Banner • October 2011

The National Board awaits their fate at the pie auction Their fate arrives

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Judging

Team Marketing

Canadian Charolais Youth Association National Show

CCYA National Show July 23, 2001 • Saskatoon, SK

Judge: Kasey Phillips, Waskatenau, AB

Bull Calf Born in 2011

1. ROSSO ROUND UP BILLY 9Y (Merit Roundup 9508W), Haley Rosso, Moose Jaw; 2. LAE YES-MAN 138Y (Sparrows Eldorado 361L), Shae-Lynn Evans, Kenaston.

Champion Bull Calf ROSSO ROUND UP BILLY 9Y, Haley Rosso

Reserve Champion Bull Calf LAE YES-MAN 138Y, Shae-Lynn Evans

Females Born in 2010 (Split 1)

1. SPARROWS CAMEO 174X (Sparrows Chiapas 57R), Emma Sparrow, Vanscoy; 2. MS ROJR HEATHER 51X (GBR Rambler 78U), Megan Rosso, Moose Jaw; 3. RUSS MISS TRIPLE X 33X (SDC Radar 116R), Russell Gallelli, Crossfield; 4. BAR J VICTORIA 43X (Merit 8676U), Brooke Preston, Ste. Rose, MB; 5. SDC MADONNA 88X (LT Predictable Wind 2079), Evan Jamieson, Dalemead, AB.

Females Born in 2010 (Split 2)

1. SPARROWS BLANCHE 485X (Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Brandon Sparrow, Vanscoy; 2. SHSH KORA 53X (LT Bluegrass 4017P), Dale Weinbender, Canora; 3. SHSH MISTY MAC 51X (Sparrows Serengeti 521N), Laura Weinbender, Canora; 4. BAR J CADBERRY 84X (Merit 8676U), Jared Preston, Ste. Rose, MB; 5. SHSH ADELAINE (LT Western Edge 4057 PLD), Olivia Tomcala, Canora.

Females Born in 2010 (Split 3)

1. LAE X-CELLENCE 45X (Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Shelby Evans, Kenaston; 2. SHSH KUTEEPIE 25X (LT Western Edge 4057 PLD), Sarah Weinbender, Canora; 3. KCM ROXY 32X (Whitecap Laredo 232T), Kaylee Morris, Delisle; 4. DBAR MADY 32X (DBAR Survivor 220M), Aidan Jamieson, Dalemead.

Junior Champion Yearling Heifer SPARROWS CAMEO 174X, Emma Sparrow

Reserve Junior Champion Yearling Heifer

LAE X-CELLENCE 45X, Shelby Evans

Females Born in 2010 (Split 4)

1. SPARROWS HOMBRE 355X (Sparrows Eldorado 361L), Josie Sparrow, Vanscoy; 2. LAE X-TRA SASSY 38X (Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Shae-Lynn Evans; 3. JIL MISS MONTANA 39X (JIL Online 64T), Luke Marshall, Innisfail, AB; 4. JIL COOL N’ CLASSY 26X (LCF Cool Whip 411R), Jade Marshall, Innisfail; 5. RKR MISS 4L 3X (JSR Trophy 88T), Russell Gallelli.

Females Born in 2010 (Split 5)

1. HC GEORGIA 9X (SVS Nobleman 25N), John By, Regina; 2. SPARROWS PANDORA 211X ( Winn Mans Lanza 610S), Kirstin Sparrow, Vanscoy; 3. LAE SANCHEBA 15X (Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Calina Evans.

Females Born in 2010 (Split 6)

1. SVY STARSTRUCK 8X (SVY AD Invincible P 748T) Katie Serhienko, Maymont; 2. SDC 19X (Wrangler Doublehot 11S), Kolby Heaven, Whitecourt; 3. RUSS MISS XRATED 7X (JSR Trophy 88T), Russell Gallelli; 4. HC SILVER & GOLD 4X (SVS Nobleman 25N), Michael Hunter; 5. ROSSO MS SNOWHITE 1X (Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Raelynne Rosso.

Senior Champion Yearling Heifer SPARROWS HOMBRE 355X, Josie Sparrow

Reserve Senior Champion Yearling Heifer

SVY STARSTRUCK 8X (SVY AD Invincible P 748T), Katie Serhienko

Commercial

Yearling Heifer

1. CHERRY BLOSSOM, Ward Marshall, Innisfail, AB; 2. SUSAN, Logan Jamieson, Dalemead; 3. GRAPES, Brett Marshall, Innisfail; 4. ROSIE, Janelle Hawkins, Kerrobert; 5. BLONDIE, Brent Hawkins, Kerrobert.

Champion Commercial Female CHERRY BLOSSOM, Ward Marshall

Reserve Champion Commercial Female SUSAN, Logan Jamieson

Reserve Grand Champion Female –SVY STARSTRUCK 8X, Katie Serhienko

Grand Champion Female –SPARROWS HOMBRE 355X, Josie Sparrow

Reserve Champion Bull Calf – LAE YES-MAN 138Y, Shae-Lynn Evans

Champion Bull Calf – ROSSO ROUND UP BILLY 9Y, Haley Rosso

Charolais

2011

Senior Champion Female – LAE SASSY SANCHEZ 906W, Shae-Lynn Evans

Champion Commercial Female –CHERRY BLOSSOM, Ward Marshall

Reserve Senior Champion Female –DVY STRUTTIN 647S, Megan Rosso

Reserve Champion Commercial Female – SUSAN, Logan Jamieson

Reserve Junior Champion Yearling Heifer – LAE X-CELLENCE 45X, Shelby Evans

Junior Champion Yearling Heifer –SPARROWS CAMEO 174X, Emma Sparrow

Female Born in 2009 with 2011 calf

1. LAE SASSY SANCHEZ 906W (Sparrows Sanchez 715T, calf - Sparrows Eldorado 361L), Shae-Lynn Evans

Female Born Prior to 2009 with calf DVY STRUTTIN 647S (LT Rio Blanco

1234 P, calf - Merit Roundup 9508W), Megan Rosso Senior Champion Female LAE SASSY SANCHEZ 906W, Shae-Lynn Evans Reserve Senior Champion Female DVY STRUTTIN 647S, Megan Rosso

Grand Champion Female SPARROWS HOMBRE 355X, Josie Sparrow

Reserve Grand Champion Female SVY STARSTRUCK 8X, Katie Serhienko

Herdsman

Canadian Charolais Youth Conference & Show “Buckle Down in the Bridge City”

La Prairie, MB. 9. Megan Rosso, Moose Jaw; Dane Oram, Central Butte; Haley Rosso, Moose Jaw; Raelynne Rosso, Moose Jaw; Randi Verwey, Portage La Prairie, MB; Kelsey Hurlburt, Saskatoon. 10. Michael Hunter, Roblin, MB; Travis Jozwiak, Calgary, AB; Shae-Lynn Evans, Kenaston; Wyatt Burgomaster, Peterborough, ON; Mason Beck, Milestone; Tyler Hurburt, Saskatoon.

Senior Education Quiz

1. Brandon Sparrow; 2. Colby Heaven

1. Autumn Jackson, Inglis, MB; Kaylee Morris, Delisle; Evan Morris, Delisle; Kayla Zamrykut, Rorketon, MB; Brooke Preston, Ste. Rose Du Lac, MB; Jared Preston, Ste. Rose Du Lac, MB. 2. Russell Gallelli, Crossfield, AB; Alberto Richards, Toronto, ON; Jill Sparrow, Vanscoy, Josie Blake, McCord; Kord Phillips, Waskatenau, AB. 3. Sarah Weinbender, Canora; Laura Weinbender, Canora; Dale Weinbender, Canora; Olivia Tomcala, Canora; Bryce Verwey, Portage La Prairie, MB; Tomina Jackson, Inglis, MB. 4. Brandon Sparrow, Vanscoy; Melissa Kay Spencer, Australia; Katie Serhienko, Maymont; Tyson Black, Foresters Falls, ON; Cassidy Serhienko, Maymont. 5. Kolby Heaven, Whitecourt, AB; Emma Sparrow, Vanscoy; Josie Sparrow, Vanscoy; Brent Hawkins, Kerrobert; Janelle Hawkins, Kerrobert; Cassidi Elder, Coronach. 6. Kirstin Sparrow, Vanscoy; Rachael Verwey, Portage La Prairie, MB; Aidan Jamieson, Dalemead, AB; Evan Jamieson, Dalemead, AB; Logan Jamieson, Dalemead, AB; Courtney Black, Foresters Falls, ON. 7. Katie MacMillan, Asquith; Peri Phillips, Waskatenau; Ward Marshall, Innisfail, AB; Jade Marshall, Innisfail, AB; McKenzie Schnuelle, Carbon, AB; Luke Marshall, Innisfail, AB; Bret Marshall, Innisfail, AB. 8. Nigel Oram, Central Butte; John By, Regina; Shelby Evans, Kenaston; Holly Smith, Markdale, ON; Calina Evans, Kenaston; Lindsay Verwey, Portage

Junior Education Quiz

1. Evan Morris; 2. Dale Weinbender

Team Grooming

1. Tyson Black, Kaylee Morris, Russell Gallelli; 2. McKenzie Schnuelle, Courtney Black, Brandon Sparrow; 3. Evan Jamieson, Emma Sparrow, Kayla Zamrykut; 4. Kord Phillips, Shelby Evans, Kirstin Sparrow; 5. Logan Jamieson, Shae-Lynne Evans, Janelle Hawkins; 6. Bryce Verwey, Laura Weinbender, Autumn Jackson; 7. Raelynne Rosso, Rachael Verwey, Nigel Oram; 8. Wyatt Burgomaster, Brent Hawkins, Megan Rosso.

Intermediate Education Quiz

1. Shae-Lynn Evans; 2. Holly Smith.

Junior Art

Herdsman – Brooke Preston, Autumn Jackson, Kaylee Morris, Kayla Zamrykut, Evan Morris, Jared Preston

Reserve Herdsman – Jill Sparrow, Russell Gallelli, Kord Phillips, Alberto Richards, Josie Blake

Senior Education Quiz – Brandon Sparrow, Colby Heaven

Junior Art – Calina Evans, McKenzie Schnuelle

Team Grooming – Russell Gallelli, Tyson Black, Kaylee Morris; Brandon Sparrow, McKenzie Schnuelle, Courtney Black

Junior Education Quiz – Evan Morris, Dale Weinbender

Intermediate Education Quiz – Shae-Lynn Evans, Holly Smith

Canadian Charolais Youth Conference & Show “Buckle Down in the Bridge City”

1. Calina Evans; 2. McKenzie Schnuelle; 3. Bret Marshall; 4. CassidySerhienko; 5. Wyatt Burgomaster.

Intermediate Art

1. Shelby Evans; 2. Courtney Black; 3. Emma Sparrow; 4. Kaylee Morris; 5. Jade Marshall; 6. Josie Sparrow; 7. Luke Marshall; 8. Shae-Lynn Evans; 9. Katie Serhienko; 10. Ward Marshall.

Intermediate Photography

1. Tomina Jackson; 2. Shae-Lynn Evans; 3. Josie Sparrow; 4. Kaylee Morris; 5. Emma Sparrow; 6. Luke Marshall; 7. Shelby Evans; 8. Jill Sparrow; 9. Katie Serhienko; 10. Jade Marshall.

Schnuelle; 5. Wyatt Burgomaster; 6. Bret Marshall.

Senior Art

1. Kayla Zamrykut; 2. Katie MacMillan; 3. Kirstin Sparrow.

Senior Photography

1. Autumn Jackson; 2. Russell Gallelli; 3. Katie MacMillan; 4. Travis Jozwiak; 5. Kirstin Sparrow; 6. Brandon Sparrow; 7. Kolby Heaven; 8. Michael Hunter; 9. Megan Rosso; 10. Kayla Zamrykut.

Marketing–Junior Magazine Ad

1. Haley Rosso; 2. Tyson Black; 3. Kord Phillips; 4. Cassidy Serhienko; 5. Raelynne Rosso, Olivia Tomcala, Brooke Preston, Bryce Verwey; 9. Dale Weinbender; 10. Peri Phillips.

Junior Photography

1. Calina Evans; 2. Cassidy Serhienko; 3. Logan Jamieson; 4. Wyatt Burgomaster; 5. Kord Phillips; 6. Bret Marshall; 7. Evan Morris; 8. Mason Beck; 9. Raelynne Rosso; 10. Lindsay Verwey.

Marketing–Junior Individual Selling

1. Calina Evans; 2. Randi Verwey.

Intermediate Marketing

1. Courtney Black; 2. Katie Serhienko; 3. Kaylee Morris, Laura Weinbender; 4. Shae-Lynn Evans, Jade Marshall, Shelby Evans, Josie Blake, Tyler Hurlburt, Emma Sparrow, Jill Sparrow.

Marketing–Junior

Radio Ad

1. Evan Jamieson; 2. Evan Morris;

Lindsay Verwey; 4. McKenzie

Senior Marketing

1. Megan Rosso; 2. Autumn Jackson; 3. Dane Oram; 4. Katie MacMillan, John By; 6. Nigel Oram, Sarah Weinbender; 8. Kayla Zamrykut,

Intermediate Photography – Tomina Jackson, Shae-Lynn Evans

Senior Photography – Autumn Jackson, Russell Gallelli

Junior Individual Selling – Calina Evans, Randi Verwey

Junior Magazine Ad – Haley Rosso, Tyson Black

Intermediate Marketing – Courtney Black, Katie Serhienko

Junior Radio Ad – Evan Jamieson, Evan Morris

Junior Photography – Calina Evans, Cassidy Serhienko

Senior Art – Kayla Zamrykut, Katie MacMillan

Intermediate Art – Shelby Evans, Courtney Black

Canadian Charolais Youth Conference & Show

“Buckle Down in the Bridge City”

Michael Hunter; 10. Travis Jozwiak.

Senior Team Selling

1. Kirstin Sparrow, Travis Jozwiak; 2. Sarah Weinbender, Dane Oram; 3. Kolby Heaven, Alberto Richards; 4. John By, Kayla Zamrykut.

Senior Team Judging

1. Michael Hunter, Katie MacMillan; 2. Russell Gallelli, Autumn Jackson; 3. Megan Rosso, Brandon Sparrow; 4. Nigel Oram, Melissa Kay Spencer.

Junior Team Selling

1. Calina Evans, Evan Jamieson; 2. Cassidy Serhienko, Tyson Black; 3. McKenzie Schnuelle, Wyatt Burgomaster; 4. Olivia Tomcala, Mason Beck; 5. Dale Weinbender, Randi Verwey; 6. Logan Jamieson, Raelynne Rosso.

Junior Team Judging

1. Bret Marshall; 2. Cassidi Elder, Evan Morris; 3. Brooke Preston, Kord Phillips; 4. Peri Phillips, Lindsay Verwey; 5. Bryce Verwey, Haley Rosso.

Intermediate

Team Judging

Katie MacMillan; Autumn Jackson, Russell Gallelli

Junior Keep & Cull

1. Evan Morris; 2. Bryce Verwey; 3. Olivia Tomcala; 4. Lindsay Verwey, Dale Weinbender; 6. Cassidi Elder; 7. Randi Verwey; 8. Bret Marshall; 9. Calina Evans, Mason Beck, Brooke Preston.

Intermediate Team Selling

1. Shae-Lynn Evans, Brent Hawkins; 2. Josie Blake, Aidan Jamieson; 3. Holly Smith, Katie Serhienko; 4. Jared Preston, Tomina Jackson; 5. Tyler Hurlburt, Laura Weinbender; 6. Courtney Black, Jade Marshall.

1. Ward Marshall, Emma Sparrow; 2. Luke Marshall, Jill Sparrow; 3. Kaylee Morris, Kelsey Hurlburt; 4. Shelby Evans, Rachael Verwey; 5. Josie Sparrow, Janelle Hawkins.

Intermediate Keep & Cull

1. Shae-Lynn Evans; 2. Kaylee Morris; 3. Jade Marshall; 4. Katie Serhienko, Luke Marshall; 6. Shelby Evans; 7. Rachael Verwey; 8. Josie Blake, Ward Marshall; 10. Aidan Jamieson.

Senior Team Judging – Michael Hunter,

Junior Keep & Cull – Evan Morris, Bryce Verwey

Intermediate Keep & Cull – Shae-Lynn Evans, Kaylee Morris

Intermediate Team Judging – Ward Marshall, Emma Sparrow; Jill Sparrow, Luke Marshall

Junior Team Judging – Bret Marshall; Cassidi Elder, Evan Morris

Senior Team Selling – Kirstin Sparrow, Travis Jozwiak; Dane Oram, Sarah Weinbender

Junior Team Selling – Calina Evans, Evan Jamieson; Tyson Black, Cassidy Serhienko

Intermediate Team Selling – Brent Hawkins, Shae-Lynn Evans, ; Josie Blake, Aidan Jamieson

Senior Marketing – Megan Rosso, Autumn Jackson

Canadian Charolais Youth Conference & Show

“Buckle Down in the Bridge City”

Senior Keep & Cull

1. Autumn Jackson; 2. Kirstin Sparrow; 3. Kolby Heaven; 4. Brandon Sparrow; 5. Katie MacMillan; 6. Nigel Oram, Sarah Weinbender, Kayla Zamrykut; 9. Russell Gallelli, Melissa Kay Spencer, Dane Oram, John By.

Shelby Evans; 6. Kelsey Hurlburt, Shae-Lynn Evans, Jade Marshall, Aidan Jamieson; 10. Jared Preston, Kaylee Morris.

Senior

Heifer Judging

1. Katie MacMillan; 2. Brandon Sparrow, 3. Autumn Jackson; 4.Sarah Weinbender; 5. Kolby Heaven, Michael Hunter; 7. Kirstin Sparrow; 8. Russell Gallelli; 9. Nigel Oram; 10. Megan Rosso, Travis Jozwiak.

1. Rachael Verwey; 2. Jade Marshall; 3. Josie Sparrow; 4. Holly Smith; 5. Kelsey Hurlburt, Jill Sparrow; 7. Courtney Black; 8. Shelby Evans, Laura Weinbender; 10. Josie Blake.

Senior Hay Judging

1. Katie MacMillan; 2. Autumn Jackson; 3. Sarah Weinbender, Alberto Richards; 5. Megan Rosso; 6. Kirstin Sparrow; 7. Melissa Kay Spencer; 8. Brandon Sparrow; 9. Russell Gallelli; 10 Kolby Heaven.

Junior Heifer Judging

1. McKenzie Schnuelle; 2. Olivia Tomcala; 3. Cassidy Serhienko; 4. Evan Morris; 5. Dale Weinbender, Linsay Verwey; 7. Calina Evans; 8. Evan Jamieson, Haley Rosso; 10. Brooke Preston.

Junior Hay Judging

1. Olivia Tomcala; 2. Lindsay Verwey; 3. Haley Rosso, Raelynne Rosso; 5. Kord Phillips; 6. Cassidy Serhienko, Wyatt Burgomaster; 8. Evan Morris, Evan Jamieson; 10. Dale Weinbender, Bret Marshall.

Junior Oral Reasons

1. Evan Morris; 2. Bret Marshall; 3. Evan Jamieson; 4. Cassidy Serhienko; 5. Raelynne Rosso; 6. Lindsay Verwey; 7. Calina Evans; 8. Olivia Tomcala, McKenzie Schnuelle; 10. Haley Rosso.

Intermediate Heifer Judging

Intermediate Hay Judging

Intermediate Oral Reasons

1. Katie Serhienko; 2. Josie Blake, 3. Emma Sparrow; 4. Courtney Black,

Senior Keep & Cull – Autumn Jackson, Kirstin Sparrow

Junior Heifer Judging – McKenzie Schnuelle, Olivia Tomcala

Senior Heifer Judging – Katie MacMillan, Brandon Sparrow

Junior Oral Reasons – Evan Morris, Bret Marshall

Senior Hay Judging – Katie MacMillan, Autumn Jackson

Intermediate Hay Judging – Rachael Verwey, Jade Marshall

Junior Hay Judging – Olivia Tomcala, Lindsay Verwey

Intermediate Heifer Judging – Katie Serhienko, Josie Blake

Intermediate Oral Reasons – Kaylee Morris, Ward Marshall

“Buckle Down in the Bridge

1. Kaylee Morris; 2. Ward Marshall; 3 Jade Marshall, Holly Smith, Shae-lynn Evans, Emma Sparrow; 7. Aidan Jamieson, Luke Marshall; 9. Kelsey Hurlburt, Shelby Evans, Josie Blake.

Senior Oral Reasons

1. Brandon Sparrow; 2. Autumn Jackson; 3. Michael Hunter; 4. Megan Rosso, Russell Gallelli; 6. Sarah Weinbender, Kolby Heaven; 8. Kirstin Sparrow, Milissa Kay Spencer, Nigel Oram.

1. Katie Serhienko; 2. Shelby Evans; 3. Rachael Verwey; 4. Kelsey Hurlburt; 5. Aidan Jamieson; 6. Tyler Hurlburt; 7. Luke Marshall; 8. Shae-Lynn Evans; 9. Josie Blake, Josie Sparrow.

Senior

Steer Judging

1. Brandon Sparrow; 2. Autumn Jackson; 3. Megan Rosso; 4. Kirstin Sparrow; 5. Katie MacMillan; 6. Russell Gallelli; 7. Nigel Oram, Kolby Heaven; 9. Michael Hunter; 10. Sarah Weinbender.

Senior Showmanship

1. Michael Hunter; 2. Brandon Sparrow; 3. Autumn Jackson; 4. Kolby Heaven; 5. Nigel Oram; 6. Katie MacMillan; 7. Kayla Zamrykut; 8. Kirstin Sparrow; 9. Megan Rosso; 10. Dane Oram.

Junior Steer Judging

1. Cassidy Serhienko; 2. Bret Marshall; 3. Evan Morris; 4. Haley Rosso; 5. Calina Evans; 6. Kord Phillips; 7. Lindsay Verwey, Dale Weinbender; 9. Olivia Tomcala, Wyatt Burgomaster.

Junior Showmanship

1. Calina Evans; 2. Raelynne Rosso; 3. Evan Morris; 4. Bret Marshall; 5. Lindsay Verwey; 6. Cassidy Serhienko; 7. Peri Phillips; 8. Tyson Black; 9. Cassidi Elder; 10. Dale Weinbender.

1. Calina Evans; 2. Bret Marshall; 3. Lindsay Verwey; 4. Tyson Black; 5. Evan Jamieson, Cassidi Elder, Peri Phillips; 8. Dale Weinbender; 9. Evan Morris; 10. Brooke Preston.

Intermediate Steer Judging

Intermediate Showmanship

1. Shae-Lynn Evans; 2. Courtney Black; 3. Josie Blake; 4. Emma Sparrow; 5. Kaylee Morris; 6. Luke Marshall; 7. Jill Sparrow; 8. Josie Sparrow; 9. Katie Serhienko; 10. Shelby Evans.

1. Shae-Lynn Evans; 2. Luke Marshall; 3. Emma Sparrow; 4. Jade Marshall; 5. Holly Smith, Rachael Verwey, Kaylee Morris; 8. Shelby Evans; 9. Laura Weinbender; 10. Ward Marshall.

Junior Grant Moffat Ambassador

Intermediate Grant Moffat Ambassador

Senior Oral Reasons – Brandon Sparrow, Autumn Jackson

Intermediate Steer Judging – Katie Serhienko, Shelby Evans

Senior Steer Judging – Brandon Sparrow, Autumn Jackson

Junior Showmanship – Calina Evans, Raelynne Rosso

Senior Showmanship – Michael Hunter, Brandon Sparrow

Intermediate Showmanship – Shae-Lynn Evans, Courtney Black

Junior Steer Judging – Cassidy Serhienko, Bret Marshall

Junior Grant Moffat Ambassador – Calina Evans, Bret Marshall

“Buckle Down in the Bridge City”

$200 Shae-Lynn Evans; $100 Courtney Black.

Senior Essay $300 Autumn Jackson; $200 Megan Rosso.

Senior Grant Moffat Ambassador

1. Kirstin Sparrow; 2. Autumn Jackson; 3. Brandon Sparrow; 4. Russell Gallelli; 5. Michael Hunter; 6. Katie MacMillan; 7. Nigel Oram; 8. Sarah Weinbender; 9. John By; 10. Kolby Heaven, Megan Rosso.

CCA Education Award

1. Autumn Jackson; 2. Brandon Sparrow; 3. Kirstin Sparrow.

Intermediate Aggregate

1. Shae-Lynn Evans; 2. Emma Sparrow; 3. Kaylee Morris, Luke Marshall; 5. Courtney Black, Shelby Evans; 7. Jade Marshall; 8. Josie Sparrow; 9. Katie Serhienko; 10. Aidan Jamieson, Ward Marshall.

$125 Tyson Black; $75 Wyatt Burgomaster.

CCYA Leadership Scholarship

1. Autumn Jackson; 2. Michael Hunter; 3. Kirstin Sparrow.

Senior Aggregate

1. Brandon Sparrow; 2. Autumn Jackson; 3. Kirstin Sparrow, Michael Hunter; 5. Katie MacMillan; 6. Russell Gallelli; 7. Megan Rosso; 8. Kolby Heaven; 9. Nigel Oram, Sarah Weinbender.

Junior Aggregate

1. Calina Evans; 2. Evan Morris; 3. Bret Marshall; 4. Raelynne Rosso, Lindsay Verwey; 6. Evan Jamieson; 7. Cassidy Serhienko; 8. Haley Rosso; 9. Brooke Preston; 10. Olivia Tomcala, Kord Phillips.

Senior Aggregate – Brandon Sparrow, Autumn Jackson

Junior Essay

Intermediate Essay

Intermediate Grant Moffat Ambassador –Shae-Lynn Evans, Luke Marshall

Senior Grant Moffat Ambassador – Kirstin Sparrow, Autumn Jackson

Junior Essay – Tyson Black, Wyatt Burgomaster

Intermediate Essay – Shae-Lynn Evans, Courtney Black

Senior Essay – Autumn Jackson, Megan Rosso

CCA Education Award – Autumn Jackson, Brandon Sparrow, Kirstin Sparrow

CCYA Leadership Scholarship – Autumn Jackson, Michael Hunter, Kirstin Sparrow

Junior Aggregate – Calina Evans, Evan Morris

Intermediate Aggregate – Shae-Lynn Evans, Emma Sparrow

“Time moves along, things change.”

We joined the Canadian Charolais association on February 3, 1992, and on December 12, 2011 we will close this chapter. leah and I purchased our first Charolais cows from Bill and Glen Gordon, neepawa, Manitoba, in november 1991. on July 29, 1997, we purchased the P Bar 3 Ranch and 230 Charolais cows from Reg and lorna Phaff in Medicine Hat, aB. at the time, the P Bar 3 had one of the strongest maternal herds in Canada. 1998 and 1999 were very good years, then the drought hit and we had no pasture, no feed and a large debt. In the meantime, our veterinary practice had grown, so on December 19 and 20, 2000, we decided to disperse the herd. to this day, this sale is the largest grossing sale in the history of Canadian Charolais.

We retained 72 heifer calves as a last minute decision, and I know this annoyed some breeders. e drought ended in 2001, so we purchased two smaller herds from Dennis Garneau, st. Paul, aB and Brian McKenzie, Brymac Farms, luseland, sK. We continued the bull sale in March 2002, and last spring marked the 40th Charolais Bull sale held on the ranch. Calving ease, good udders and feet, disposition and polledness have always been selected for. I have always thought that performance is built into the breed. In March 2009, we purchased HBsF specialist 108U from Carman and Donna Jackson, of Inglis, MB. is bull has turned out to be the complete deal. e last two springs, we have bred about 100 females to him, either artificially or naturally.

In 2005, we decided to introduce Red Factor genetics through the purchase of a Belmont’s Indiana son from tully Hatch, oak lake, Manitoba and y2K from Merv schmidt, lipton, sask. We have also used a laredo son, Ripper, Craven Red, trigger and most recently a Mainliner son, Pro-Char Mohican 34X from David Prokuda, Glenevis, alberta. is is a good group of Red Factor Charolais cattle.

our calves have been vaccinated twice with express 5/somnugen and Covexin 8. ey have also been treated with Pro-Mectin B Pour on from the Big “R” in Havre, Mt. ey were weaned on september 21 and have been extremely healthy. ey are being fed: 5 lb. tub ground hay, 5 lb. hammered barley, 1 lb. supplement and 20 lb. silage (barley/alfalfa). all of the cows and heifers have been vaccinated with Bovishield FP5 Vl5 prior to breeding. We had 5 dry females out of 164. John Hoff, Bar Punch Charolais, Medicine Hat, has also decided to disperse his herd of 32 Full French Charolais females. He will also have 2 herdsires, 16 calves and 7 long yearling bulls. Many of these cattle are polled. If you have any questions, you can contact me (403) 502-6470 or Helge. We look forward to seeing you on December 12.

and Leah Herman

SALE ACCOMMODATIONS

ere are a number of motels on the east side of Medicine Hat, but here are a couple of suggestions: Days Inn 403-580-3297 Motel 6 403-527-1749

GUARANTEE as this is a dispersal sale, all cattle sell with no further guarantee.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

e sale will operate under the terms and Conditions listed on page 30 of the catalogue.

P Bar 3 Charolais Inc. Complete Dispersal

with Guest Dispersal of Bar Punch Ranch monday, December 12th, 2011 • 11:00 a.m. at the ranch, medicine Hat, alberta 14 miles East of Medicine Hat, 3401 Trans Canada Highway

Welcome…

Welcome to the P-3 Charolais Complete Dispersal sale. What a tremendous opportunity this is for producers right across north america. In 2000 Bob and leah dispersed the cowherd, that was built over three decades by the Phaff family, but retained 70 heifer calves to start over. ese heifer calves formed their base with some of the originals still in the herd. so this herd really has been developing for over 40 years. e cows from the dispersal went across the continent and made a huge impact in many programs. e cows being offered in this sale provide the same potential impact to the industry. ey are solid producing females with good feet and legs, good udders and plenty of milk. ey also developed a separate red factor portion of the herd using the best red factor genetics they could find. In addition, the cows with the RCCl prefix are Bob’s brother’s cows that originated from the one Four research herd for the Univesity of lethbridge. is spring in their bull sale they sold 72 bulls and had a very strong sale. e P Bar 3 Bull sale has been a source of quality herdbulls for purebred and commercial producers alike. I have been talking lately about the endless opportunities in owning Charolais females and this is truly a great opportunity to expand your existing herd or to start your own purebred operation. ere will be a big void le in the Charolais bull market in south east alberta and south west saskatchewan with this dispersal, so the time is right for you to take advantage of the endless opportunities.

e sale is going to start at 11:00 a.m. so you will want to come before sale day to have a look at this large offering. e cattle will be at the ranch for your viewing anytime. If we can be of any assistance in helping with your selections, please give us a call. sincerely, Helge & Candace By

SALE STAFF

Brent Carey, auctioneer 403-650-9028

Craig scott, Charolais Banner403-641-9441

Dennis ericson, Ringman 780-352-7630 scott Johnstone, Ringman 306-631-0767

Rod Mcleod, Ringman 306-540-7986 Cynthia Beck, liasion française306-436-7354

• e cattle are catalogued by age of breeding females, going from oldest to youngest. starting with the white Charolais, followed by the red factor.

• Progeny in the sale are listed with each female by tattoo.

• all females were pregnancy tested by Dr. Herman at the end of september and expected calving dates (eCD) are listed with the breeding information.

P–3 Charolais Inc. 3 Complete Dispersal

CYRANO

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

FRIVOLE

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G WILDOR RAVEN 6M

MVX EDITH 806X

SUNSET ACRES NOREEN 18N

HBR PERFORMER 181 P

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

WIESE'S COUNTRY GIRL 43X(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

P-3 TITUS LAD 9-72Y(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 32Y(P)

specialist is one of those great breeding bulls that only comes along once in awhile. From the time he was a calf you knew there was something special about him. It starts with great parentage and he is from legendary parents. His sire Cougarhill Hank became a breed legend when he sold out of the Moore Charolais dispersal and his dam, the famous Miss trim cow has rewritten what great females can do. as a calf specialist was Boss show bull of the year being evaluated by many cattlemen. He was national Champion Bull in Brandon, supreme Champion Bull in saskatoon and Bull Calf Champion at agribition. the next spring he sold to a group of breeders with P Bar 3 purchasing a ¼ interest and full possession. that is what we are selling now. your partners will be land o’lake Charolais, on; Martens Charolais, MB and Cougarhill Ranch, sK. the first sons were well received and sold strong in this spring’s bull sales and when you see the yearling heifers and heifer calves at P Bar 3, you will see his greatest attribute. they are super. His progeny have lots of volume and spring of rib; they have loads of hair, meat and eye appeal and all possess his wonderful disposition. Don’t miss the opportunity to get into a young bull that has just started to leave his mark in our industry. Selling ¼ interest and full possession.

Herdsires

X- PERIMENT 34X 3rd Gen Pld PMC334842 HC 34X 24 January

HC

SOS POLLED DETONATOR 8M(P)

MXS VERMILLION 527R(P)

MXS ESPEON 122L

SVY KABOOM PLD 7113T(P)

SVY FREEDOM PLD 307N(P)

SVY FIRST DATE 506R(P)

SVS NEOSTRATA 5N(P)

EC BRONSON 204 POLLED(P)

RDGC KALAMAZOO 387F(P)

MISS RDGC SHEBA 1W

HC KAROL 8K(P)

KOP GOLD STEEL 66E(P)

HC GOLDIE 703G(P)

HC MISS POUNDMAKER 121A

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

EATONS MISS BIG SANDY

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC

CIGAR SPUR 23T Dbl Pld PMC309145

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED MAIDEN 1131(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

JWX FEATURED KAITLIN640F(P)

WMG SHERIFF ACE 27H(QP)

WMG LADY ACE 21E(QP)

WRANGLER HEADLINER 28N (QP)

MISTY CREEK FOCUS 5F(P)

MOORMAID FOCUS 810H(QP)

MOORMAID AMALGAMATED614F(Q)

WRANGLER WINDSTAR 28J(QP)

PRO-CHAR GUAGE 7L(QP)

PRO-CHAR LANA 4J(QP)

PRO-CHAR MERCEDES 4P(QP)

BAR EW SALSA 543F(P)

JANNIC TWEETY 32H(P)

SANDYRIDGE MS ECLAIR 31T

PRO-CHAR MOHICAN 34X3rd Gen Pld, Dbl Red QPMC332033 PROK 34X 15 January 2010 CE 27BW 3.5WW 47YW 88M 23.8TM 47 4 P–3 Charolais Inc. 5 Complete Dispersal

Reference Sires

HARVIE CRYSTAL D TRIGGER 35TDbl Pld, Dbl Red

P Bar 3 has used trigger for the past couple of years in their a.I. program on the red factor females. trigger has done a great job as you will see in the calves in the sale. they possess the same length, good foot and big hip as their sire. trigger sold last fall in the Crystal D dispersal sale for $11,000 with interest from across north america. Buying a calf by trigger or a female bred to him will prove to be a great investment.

LABRAMOR HALLMARK H55E

BULLS M07

BULLS 129

MAUNGAHINA TOWKAY T13(QP)

MAUNGAHINA IGOR I1

MAUNGAHINA P RINCESS 2 L23 LANDS H7

LANG'S ERIC THE RED 3E(QS)

HARVIE JAGER 65J(P)

HARVIE MISS FRANCIS 47F

HARVIE MS MOLSON 53M(QP)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HARVIE MISS FIREFLY 31F(P)

PAR MISS CANDY 27X(P)

Ripper created quite a stir when this dark red, meat machine sold for $40,000 in the Red Bonanza sale back in 2004. In 2006 P Bar 3 got the opportunity to purchase possession in him from the Belmont Charolais dispersal sale. He was the pasture bull at P Bar 3 for many years and proved to be a great buy. His sons have sold very well every spring and his daughters are good uddered, solid females. With growth ePD at the top of the breed, his progeny have built in performance.

HEJ COALMINE 13H(QS)

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ JALAPENO 2G(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

MAIN RED KRAMER 66G(QP)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ DUNEAWAY 8F(QP)

MAIN BRONSON 26F(P)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ MISS KATIE 21F(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

MERIT 62D(P)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

HEJ DUNEAWAY 8F(QP)

When I first went through the cows at P Bar 3 I was very impressed with the Craven Red daughters. they are good footed and beautiful uddered females. there are a number of solid producing tan females. If you are serious about buying some good red factor cows, you need to check them out.

ALLISIA 217Z

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

BELMONT'S CHEYANNE 35Z(S)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

PKR MS SLICK STICK 3U

this full brother to Craven Red has a number of daughters in the herd. they are big performance cows with tremendous milk. y2K has a yW ePD in the top 2% of the breed and an accurate milk number in the top 1% of the breed. If you want some red factor females with the added performance and meat, check them out.

PALGROVE ESTELLA 14

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

GCR STYLISH STAR SUPREME

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MISS KEY SPRINT 821X

WMG TANTARI 73Z(P)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

CHATEAU ALLISIA 217Z

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

BELMONT'S CHEYANNE 35Z(S)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P) PKR MS SLICK STICK 3U

TOWERVIEW EXCEL 3P(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

JOHNSON'S MISS 1M

HTA SKYLITER PLD 23Z(P)

HTA LANCLOT 906L

HTA PANSY 211P(P)

HTA MISS IRENE(P)

GID MORTAL POWER 1W BIRCHFILED MP 30A

MISS BIRCHFIELD 28P SPRUCEVILLE LADY 409D(P)

DPP DARNETH RAVEN 6U SPRUCEVILLE LADY 241B(P)

MISS SPRUCEVILLE 773W(P)

6 P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-10K

PFC286286WP 10K15 January 2000Dbl Pld

exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

Progeny: WP 17t (WP 64X, WP 54y), WP 49X, WP 100y.

6a

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 1-100Y

PFC388642WP 100Y24 February 2011Dbl Pld

BR DUKE 261(P) WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 WCR MISS TRADITION 8425 LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P) SPAINS SHOW ME POLLED(P) LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159 LHD MS PLOY T235 P-3 MONTE LAD 0-42Z(S) FVC BUTLER 80B(P) FVC POLLED HYACINTH 115X(P)

P-3 MISS BUTLER 16G(P)

DXK MR KINLEY 31Z(S)

BLH CHRISTINE 20C

WHITE PEARL RUTHY 20X

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

HBR LADY LIZ 721 POLLED

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

SKYMONT EASE 2078(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

WCR MISS DUKE 9947

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-41H(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 1-84A(P)

P-3 LADY REALITY 4-47S(P)

sire: HBsF sPeCIalIst 108U(P) BW 95 lb., 205 DW 564 lb. 214K

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

HBR LADY LIZ 721 POLLED

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

SKYMONT EASE 2078(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

WCR MISS DUKE 9947

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-58H(P)

BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003(P) P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-47E(P)

P-3 LADY RESOLVE 3-39C(P)

BR DUKE 261(P)

WCR SIR

PRIDE 1-51N(P)

NZL POLLED RAVEN 165Y(P)

HTA TUNDRA PLD 222B(P)

CHARDEL LADY SAGE 1003Z

LT RAMROD 4148(P)

SMOOTH DEAL RC 699

LT UNLIMITED GRACE 8100

BR ALICE R 024

JSC TRILOGY 102S

P&H TRILOGY 13Z

MISS ARROWHEAD 3S

PWD LADY RAVEN 631E

DPP DARNETH RAVEN 6U

PWD PAULINA RAVEN 970Y

MISS SPRUCEVILLE 228P

11 MRSC MISS 386K

386K14 April 2000Polled CE 11BW 6.5WW 43YW 81M 16.3TM 38 expossed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD april

10-17,

DBL HOOKS AVIGNON G703

DBL HOOK INVESTMENT 0114

OZARK SAM 578

G MISS SAMANTHA 188 MISS LEE

ROXY'S JACK DEMPSEY 63R

MNE JOHNNY BE GOOD 18X(P)

EFH MISS T 10S(P)

MNE BLUEBIRD 19B(P)

BNE NORTHERN LIGHT 1L

MNE NORTHERN BELLE 13N(P)

GREEN ACRES MACK I

312C(P)

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

SILVERBIRCH QUEENIE 76B(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

MNE EXCLUSIVE 17E(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P)

NOR JEWEL 8C(P)

VAL-END TRADITION 74T(P)

TSC BEEBE'S TRADITION 1A(S)

JXG TRIBUNE 20U(P)

SILVER SHADOW EVA 67E

TAGER 6J

SILVER SHADOW DON 57W

SILVER SHADOW SPRYZ 64L

13 13a P-3 MS SPECIALIST 1-24Y PFC388628WP 24Y4 February 2011Dbl Pld

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P)

GREEN ACRES JUDGE 709W(P)

NOR VICTORIA 8E

NOR VICTORIA 27U

GID MORTAL POWER 1W

BIRCHFILED MP 30A

BIRCHFIELD 28P

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 408D

XGD GENERATOR 107Z

SPRUCEVILLE PAULINA 237B

MR PERFECT Y416(P) LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

003(P)

SHADOW TRAD 65D

WP 36U(WP 185y), WP 83X, WP 24y sire: HBsF sPeCIalIst 108U(P) BW 90 lb., 205 DW 580 lb. HTA FROSTY 328C(S) TMR EMMINENCE 3E(S) KJP MISS FACCO 41U(P) BPL POTTER'S JEDA 34J(P) JSC STAMPEDER 108S(P) BPL DIABLO 55D(P) BPL WONDER WHERE 51W POKER KING JUNIOR GV

15 MRSC MISS 558L FC314320 MRSC 558L 30 March 2001 CE 91BW 1.3WW 33YW 60M 26.8TM 43 CE 84BW 1.3WW 37YW 67M 25.3TM 44 15a RCCL MR NAVIGATOR 1-132Y PMC338604RCCL 132Y6 March 2011Polled exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD March 6-13, 2012. sire: Css sIR naVIGatoR 54W(P) BW 95 lb., 205 DW 624 lb.

18G SIR QCR HIGHGEAR 2P ESS LADY BINGO 549H SPARROWS WINDY 13A SPARROWS SHERIFF 315W SPARROWS MINDY MSP 13Y SPARROWS FLAME 13W

LBZ BEAU ZAPHIR 2Y(S)

ABC ROBIN 20E

ABC ROXANNE 34A

GOLDEN MEADOW HENRY 27H(P)

SAUBLE'S BIG ECHO 13Y(P)

BPL AMIABLE 7A

BPL YONDER 73Y(P)

JDF BAILEY 2B(P)

RAWES JUBILEE 150F(P)

RAWES MISS TEX 121D

MRS C MS 658H(P)

FLYING M CROPDUSTER 26A

RAWES MISS REENA 217E(P)

RAWES MARIE 262B(P)

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

HBR LADY LIZ 721 POLLED

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

SKYMONT EASE 2078(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

WCR MISS DUKE 9947

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-109K(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 5-3E(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 3-61C(P)

TOWERVIEW EXCEL 3P(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

JOHNSON'S MISS 1M

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

ROXY'S JACK DEMPSEY 63R SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

MISS WBS SPARJAG 35K(S)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314 P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-37K(P)

UNLIMITED YL13POLLED(P) P-3 LADY YL 13 8-104 H(P)

P-3 LADY PERFCT 6-165F(P)

P–3 Charolais Inc. 9 Complete Dispersal

HTA FROSTY 328C(S)

TMR EMMINENCE 3E(S)

KJP MISS FACCO 41U(P)

BPL POTTER'S JEDA 34J(P)

JSC STAMPEDER 108S(P)

BPL DIABLO 55D(P)

BPL WONDER WHERE 51W

MNE GOLDEN EAGLE 25W(P)

MNE AVIATOR 62A(P)

JCR MISS ERNESTINE 585X(P)

MNE EVERSWEET 10E(S)

MS DEMPSEY'S ADVANCE 40W

MS CLARINE 82A

MS CLARICE 82U

GREEN ACRES MACK I 312C(P)

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

SILVERBIRCH QUEENIE 76B(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

MNE EXCLUSIVE 17E(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P)

NOR JEWEL 8C(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P)

NOR VICTORIA 8E

BYRMAC EVA 100J(P)

TSC BEEBE'S TRADITION 1A(S)

SILVER SHADOW EVA 67E

SILVER SHADOW DON 57W

GREEN ACRES MACK I 312C(P)

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

SILVERBIRCH QUEENIE 76B(P) NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

MNE EXCLUSIVE 17E(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P) NOR JEWEL 8C(P)

GID MORTAL POWER 1W BIRCHFILED MP 30A

MISS BIRCHFIELD 28P SPRUCEVILLE LADY 409D(P)

DPP DARNETH RAVEN 6U SPRUCEVILLE LADY 241B(P)

MISS SPRUCEVILLE 773W(P)

E46(P) LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

IMPRESSION K894 ET(P) TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

MS COMMANDER B309

MS CLASSIC ALI W177 KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P) HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P) SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LADY PERFECT 6-10F(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 1-143A(P)

GREEN ACRES MACK I 312C(P)

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

SILVERBIRCH QUEENIE 76B(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

MNE EXCLUSIVE 17E(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P)

NOR JEWEL 8C(P)

BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003(P)

PCL COLONEL 3C(P)

PCL LADY 6A(P)

SILVER SHADOW ALEX 53E

LORY'S WONDER 3W

SILVER SHADOW PAULA 29A

SILVER SHADOW PAULA 84T

TOWERVIEW EXCEL 3P(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

JOHNSON'S MISS 1M

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

ROXY'S JACK DEMPSEY 63R

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

MISS WBS SPARJAG 35K(S)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-70K

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-103H(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 2-44B(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P) LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P) TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854 JD MS COMMANDER B309 LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177 KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P) SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

31 P-3 MS HOUSTON 13N

RAINBOW 7N MR 13S

PCFL RAINBOW CHESTER 9D

PCFL SAFFARI 38N

BPL GMF KOJAK 55K(P)

ABC ROBIN 20E

BPL GREEN IS GOLDEN 63G(P)

BPL ATTACHE 1A(P)

DPP DARNETH RAVEN 6U

SVCC KING RAVEN 4Y

MISS SPRUCEVILLE 770W

SVCC LADY KING SODER115A(P)

SODERGLEN UNLIMITED 607U

SVCC LADY SODER 902Y(P)

MISS SPRUCEVILLE 539T(P)

30 P-3 LADY PERFECT 2-72M

PEFC326926WP 72M29 April 2002Dbl Pld

CE 86BW .6WW 36YW 74M 24.1TM 42

exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD March 13-20,

BR DUKE 261(P)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

WCR MISS TRADITION 8425

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

SPAINS SHOW ME POLLED(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

LHD MS PLOY T235

BCR STANDOUTS PERFORMERP

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

HHP AMERICAN POLLED 904

P-3 LADY MONTE 0-80Z(P)

SUTTON'S MIDAS 10R(P)

P-3 LADY MIDAS 6-130U(P)

P-3 LADY REALITY 3-49R(S)

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

NOR HOUSTON 2K(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

RPJ CLASSIC BEAUTY 828H(P)

RPJ POLLED BEAUTY 210B(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR MESQUITE 16E

NOR VICTORIA 21A

BRYMAC ALEXA 31K(P)

PCL COLONEL 3C(P)

SILVER SHADOW ALEX 53E

SILVER SHADOW PAULA 29A

exposed to HBsF specialist 108U april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012. Progeny: WP 123s WP 148y), WP 38X, WP 4y.

RAINBOW 32D MR 7N

RAINBOW 7N MR 13S

RAINBOW 13G MISS 13P

PCFL INDEPENDENCE 109C(Q)

HISMAN

PCFL BARBETTE 40U

HARMONIE BM

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-19K(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND8-53H(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 8-13X(P)

sire: HBsF sPeCIalIst 108U(P) BW 98 lb., 205 DW 723 lb.

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

HBR LADY LIZ 721 POLLED

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

SKYMONT EASE 2078(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

WCR MISS DUKE 9947

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND O-185K(P) THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P) P-3 LADY MONTE 5-20E(P) P-3 LADY SQUIRE 5-17T(P)

exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD april 17-24, 2012.

Progeny: WP 7s (WP 41W, WP 103y), WP 104y.

36a

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 1-104Y

FC388649WP 104Y25 February 2011

sire: HBsF sPeCIalIst 108U(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR MESQUITE 16E

NOR VICTORIA 21A

BRYMAC DEMI 42K

P&H TRILOGY 13Z

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 403D SPRUCEVILLE LADY 276B

HBR LADY LIZ 721 POLLED

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

SKYMONT EASE 2078(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

WCR MISS DUKE 9947

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P)

BRYMAC JO 34M(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

BRYMAC PERFECT JO 1G(P)

SILVER SHADOW JO 73E

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-85K(P)

SBPC BIG MAC 12Z(P)

P-3 MS BIG MAC 8-97H(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 6-193F(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

P-3 MS WHITEHOT 2-1M(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-175K(P)

P-3 LADY YL13 7-124G(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P) WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-42K(P)

4-L UNLIMITED YL13POLLED(P)

P-3 LADY YL 13 8-34H(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 6-39F(P)

WCR SIR DUKE 783 SCHURRTOP 5627 MISS SUGAR VALLEY 908

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED CHAPS 0109(P) LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-24K(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P) P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-72H(P) P-3 LADY SKY 5-18E(P)

WCR SIR DUKE 783

SCHURRTOP 5627

MISS SUGAR VALLEY 908

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED CHAPS 0109(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 34N(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-73K(P) P-3 LADY SKY 5-18E(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

exposed 47a P-3 MR SPECIALIST 1-21Y PMC338027WP 21Y3 February 2011 Dbl Pld

46 47 P-3 MS CIGAR 40R PFC344191WP 40R25 January 2005 Dbl Pld CE 66BW .6WW 26YW 56M 27.4TM 40 CE 79BW 1.1WW 33YW 62M 26.3TM 43

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

exposed to HBsF specialist 108U april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012. Progeny: WP 145W, WP 94y. sire: HBsF sPeCIalIst 108U(P) BW 106 lb., 205 DW 692 lb. 94Y P–3 Charolais Inc. 14 Complete Dispersal

Progeny: WP 51U, WP 101y. 48a P-3 MS SPECIALIST 1-94Y PFC388632WP 94Y23 February 2011 Dbl Pld

21-28, 48 P-3 MS YLI3 58R PFC344213WP 58R31 January 2005 Dbl Pld CE 91BW -1.8WW 44YW 80M 24TM 46 CE 64BW 1.9WW 45YW 80M 23.8TM 46

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P)

NOR VICTORIA 8E BRYMAC SIERRA 30L(P)

BIRCHFILED MP 30A

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 408D

august 1, exposed to HBsF specialist 108U april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012. sire: HBsF sPeCIalIst 108U(P) BW 95 lb., 205 DW 614 lb. 40R FZ MIGHTY MAC POLLED 828(P) BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003(P) MISS CAMELOT 503 POLLED 4-L UNLIMITED YL13POLLED(P) HJC EXPECTATION POLLED HAW CHARISSA P465 POLLED MILL CREEKS MISS CHERI LHD CIGAR E46(P) JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P) JD MS COMMANDER B309 P-3 MS CIGAR 44N(P) LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P) P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND 0-67K(P) P-3 LADY ROMANTIC 8-147X(P)

WCR SIR DUKE 783

SCHURRTOP 5627

MISS SUGAR VALLEY 908

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED CHAPS 0109(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS IMPRESSION 2-62M(S)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-142K(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 9-92Y(P)

52a

P-3

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-187K(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P) P-3 LADY MONTE 5-127E(P) P-3 LADY REALITY 7-46W(P)

CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

SIR EC 20/20 PLD 92G(P)

HDG 20/20 DANCER 38E(P)

GOLD IN BOULDERS 318C(P)

HDG MISS DANCER 42J(P)

SIR HSF EXPECTATION 43M

HDG EXPECT 42B

HDG MISS IMPACT 2W(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND 0-94K(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 1-143A(P)

LADY ROMANTIC 8-96X(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-62K(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 5-89E(P)

P-3 LADY IMP 9-173Y(P)

56

PFC352681WP

JD

LHD

LT

LT

MS WYOMINGWIND 0-94K(P) THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

HDG WHITE HOT 66G(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

HDG MISS MONTE 6D(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 2-16M(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND 0-94K(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 1-143A(P)

DUKE 783

CHAP'S LADY 2170P

PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

POLLED UNLIMITED 003(P)

60 MRSC MISS 75S

PFC364592MRSC 75S17 April 2006Dbl Pld

CE 90BW -1.7WW 32YW 57M 16.4TM 32 exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

SCHURRTOP 5627

MISS SUGAR VALLEY 908

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED CHAPS 0109(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

SUTTONS JUDGE 552Z(P)

SUTTON'S CEC JUDGE 110C(P)

SUTTONS NORLENE IMP 10W(P)

OCR MISS ALLURE 52C(P)

VAL-END RAINMAKER 32R(P)

OCR MISS BIZANEE 42A(P)

OCR TWINKLE 39X(P)

61

MRSC MISS 97S

PFC364597MRSC 97S19 April 2006Polled

22.9TM 48

exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 23august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

ABC ICEMAN 811

IMMORTAL

BR MISS BEA 26

GID MORTAL POWER 1W

PEMBINA POWERPLAY 81P

MS SYLDON POWERPLAY 529T

MOUNTAIN ASH JUNIOR 19M

NRA MR TOP GUN 460Z(P)

HIGH LEA SIR 26E

MISS HIGH LEA 26X

MRSC MS 577H

MHCL ZASPER 38B(P)

GRIZZLY BEAR ZTA 479D

ZTA GRIZZLY BEAR 402B

MRSC

63

ROXY'S JACK DEMPSEY 63R

MSW KAPONE 30U(P)

PKR MS CASS 84P(P)

HICKS YAZIMAN 29Y(P)

HICKORY LANE PROFESSOR

WAT-CHA UPTOWN 22U(P)

RCC ROYAL TEMPTRESS 3259(P)

LAND O'LAKES FULLBACK30F(P)

HEATH'S KENNEDY 14K(P)

RODANJEN DIANNA 18D(P)

MRSC MISS 66M(P)

SUTTON'S CEC JUDGE 110C(P)

OCR MISS DESIRE 19G(P)

OCR MISS DESIRE 28Z(P)

SIR DUKE 783 SCHURRTOP 5627

SUGAR VALLEY 908

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED CHAPS 0109(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

MRSC MISS 312K

XPB MONTE CARLO 21Y(P)

LWX MISS MONTE 234B(P)

MSW KAPONE 30U(P)

PKR MS CASS 84P(P)

HICKS YAZIMAN 29Y(P)

HICKORY LANE PROFESSOR

WAT-CHA UPTOWN 22U(P)

RCC ROYAL TEMPTRESS 3259(P)

64 MRSC MISS 137S PFC364606MRSC 137S24 April 2006 3rd Gen Pld CE 79BW 2.3WW 35YW 56M 10.2TM 28 CE 35BW 4WW 38YW 59M 11.7TM 31 64a RCCL MR PAL MARTEL 1-87Y SMC338015RCCL 87Y19 February 20113rd Gen Pld/s exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD March 6-13, 2012. Progeny: RCCl 173X, RCCl 87y. sire: JR Pal MaRtel 606s(P) BW 104 lb. , 205 DW 643 lb. P–3 Charolais Inc. 17 Complete Dispersal

ROXY'S JACK DEMPSEY 63R

MSW KAPONE 30U(P)

PKR MS CASS 84P(P)

HICKS YAZIMAN 29Y(P)

HICKORY LANE PROFESSOR

WAT-CHA UPTOWN 22U(P)

RCC ROYAL TEMPTRESS 3259(P)

AAA POLLED PAUL 7E(P)

SCN PIERRE 10J(P)

SCN PIERETTE 329G(P)

MRSC MISS 716L(P)

BERICH STARWINDER 610F(P)

MRSC MS 547H

BERICH BANNER LADY 654F

PAL MARTEL 1-121Y

WILDOR RAVEN

FVC TANGO 907Y AFS RUSH 30R(P)

CHARDEL HARVEST 438D

SIR QCR HIGHGEAR 2P

CHARDEL EVANGELINE 822X

EVANGELINE

MSW KAPONE 30U(P)

HICKS YAZIMAN 29Y(P)

WAT-CHA UPTOWN 22U(P) MRSC MISS 330K(P)

SPRUCEVILLE STYLE 140Z(P) SPRUCEVILLE LADY 268B(P)

SVCC LADY EDITION 939Y(P)

70a

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P) WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-175K(P)

4-L UNLIMITED YL13POLLED(P) P-3 LADY YL13 7-124G(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 5-157E(P)

WCR SIR DUKE 783

SCHURRTOP 5627

MISS SUGAR VALLEY 908

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED CHAPS 0109(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 134P(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

BRYMAC DELPHI 90L(P)

BRYMAC DELHIA 99G(P)

WCR SIR DUKE 783

SCHURRTOP 5627

MISS SUGAR VALLEY 908

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT UNLIMITED CHAPS 0109(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8095

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P)

BRYMAC HEIDI 51M(P)

BIRCHFILED MP 30A

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 409D(P)

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 241B(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 MR PRIMECUT 20P(P)

GOOD ANCHOR FUSE 34K(P)

P-3 GOOD ANCHOR 94M(P) HDG YL 16J(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309 P-3 MS CIGAR 88R(S)

HDG 20/20 DANCER 38E(P)

HDG MISS DANCER 42J(P) HDG EXPECT 42B

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

HDG MISS WHITEMONTE 59G(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

HDG MISS MONTE 9Y(P)

HDG IMPRESSIVE 6W(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314 P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-116K(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P) P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-58H(P) P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-47E(P)

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

LT WESTERN EDGE 4057 PLD(P)

BBCR DUKE'S SON 786 PLD

LT DUCHESS OF MAC 7076 P

BBCR MAXINE 429

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P)

BRYMAC HEIDI 51M(P)

BIRCHFILED MP 30A

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 409D(P)

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 241B(P)

2UP LIMITED EDITIONL147

2UP PEUGEOT(P)

PALGROVE ESTELLA 14(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

GCR STYLISH STAR SUPREME

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MISS KEY SPRINT 821X

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND 21R(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

P-3 MS CIGAR 34N(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-73K(P)

LADY PERFECT 0-196K(P)

BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003(P) P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-81E(P) P-3 LADY TRAD 3-110C(P)

ALEXA 31K(P) SILVER SHADOW ALEX 53E

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(qP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(qS)

Courtney Jones & Jessica Gray, part of the P Bar 3 staff

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(Q)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 2-28M(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-37K(P)

P-3 LADY YL 13 8-104 H(P)

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

LT WESTERN EDGE 4057 PLD(P)

BBCR DUKE'S SON 786 PLD

LT DUCHESS OF MAC 7076 P

BBCR MAXINE 429

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 22R(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-42K(P)

P-3 LADY YL 13 8-34H(P)

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

LT WESTERN EDGE 4057 PLD(P)

BBCR DUKE'S SON 786 PLD

LT DUCHESS OF MAC 7076 P

BBCR MAXINE 429

TMR EMMINENCE 3E

BPL POTTER'S JEDA 34J(P)

BPL DIABLO 55D(P)

MRSC MISS 84M(P)

SVC SIR TNT 558T

MRSC MISS 17J

DOOL FARM LADY 256B

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230 LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P) LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P LT WESTERN

205 DW 654 lb.

91 P-3 MS WESTERN SPUR 9-168W

PFC378529

CE 78BW 0WW 39YW 76M 23.7TM 43 exposed to HBsF specialist 108U april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P)

TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 104R(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-1K(P)

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND8-69H(P)

141W

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 97R(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND 0-94K(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 1-143A(P)

92 RCCL MS SPECIALIST 0-2X

PFC384692RCCL 2X23 January 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 93BW 1.2WW 28YW 48M 20.3TM 35

exposed to HC X- Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

MSW KAPONE 30U(P)

HICKS YAZIMAN 29Y(P)

WAT-CHA UPTOWN 22U(P)

MRSC MISS 141S(P)

SCN PIERRE 10J(P)

MRSC MISS 716L(P)

MRSC MS 547H

93 P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-6X

PFC384660WP 6X25 January 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 91BW 1.5WW 38YW 77M 22.9TM 42

exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

P-3 MS WHITEHOT 2-1M(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-175K(P)

P-3 LADY YL13 7-124G(P)

94 P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-7X

PFC384646WP 7X26 January 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 80BW 2.7WW 42YW 86M 20.9TM 42 exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 7-14, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P) WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 2-54M(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-27K(P)

P-3 LADY PART LTD 4-7D(P)

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 2-54M(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-27K(P)

P-3 LADY PART LTD 4-7D(P)

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-12X

PFC387213WP 12X27 January 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 91BW 2.5WW 35YW 67M 21.1TM 38

exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 7-14, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-89K(P)

P-3 MONTE REY 9-102Y(P)

P-3 LADY REY 3-180C(P)

P-3 LADY REALITY 8-91X(P)

98

P-3 MS WESTERN SPUR 0-38X

PFC384656WP

CE

100

P-3

PFC384653WP

HEIDI 51M(P)

35X

MP 30A

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 409D(P)

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 241B(P)

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

NOR HOUSTON 2K(P)

RPJ CLASSIC BEAUTY 828H(P)

P-3 MS HOUSTON 81N(S)

SPARVAN KING 12D(S)

BRYMAC LILY 400J

BRYMAC LILY 402F

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

RAINBOW 7N MR 13S

PCFL INDEPENDENCE 109C(Q)

PCFL BARBETTE 40U

P-3 MS INDEPENDENCE 94N(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-19K(P)

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND8-53H(P)

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P) RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P) WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND 7 - 103T(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

P-3 MS CIGAR 134P(P)

BRYMAC DELPHI 90L(P)

P-3 MS WESTERN SPUR 0-62X

PFC384659WP 62X8 February 2010 3rd Gen Pld

CE 79BW 1.5WW 35YW 71M 21.1TM 39 exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-19K(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND8-53H(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 8-13X(P)

103

P-3

87BW

.6WW 43YW 83M 24.6TM 46

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 MR PRIMECUT 20P(P)

P-3 GOOD ANCHOR 94M(P)

P-3 MS PRIMECUT 7 - 33T(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

P-3 MS CIGAR 3R(P)

104

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-64X

PFC384648WP 64X9 February 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 87BW 1.3WW 39YW 71M 25.5TM 45

exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 7-14, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 7 - 17T(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-10K(P)

P-3 MISS BUTLER 16G(P)

105

62X

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-74X

PFC384649WP 74X12 February 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 37BW 3.1WW 43YW 80M 23.7TM 45

exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD March 24-31, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 16R(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

P-3 MS WHITEHOT 2-1M(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-175K(P)

WESTERN SPUR 0-80X

February 2010 3rd Gen Pld

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS IMPRESSION 2-69M(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-181K(P)

P-3 LADY CHAPS 4-32D(P) MS

99X

107

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-83X

PFC384657WP 83X13 February 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 78BW 2.3WW 34YW 58M 21.1TM 38 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P) NOR VICTORIA 8E

BRYMAC SIERRA 30L(P)

BIRCHFILED MP 30A

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 408D

SPRUCEVILLE PAULINA 237B

108

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-87X

PFC384640WP 87X14 February 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 67BW 1.3WW 42YW 77M 23.8TM 45 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 7-14, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND2-48M(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-73K(P)

P-3 LADY SKY 5-18E(P)

109

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-99X

PFC384654WP 99X17 February 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 76BW 2.2WW 38YW 78M 19.5TM 38

exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 7-14, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-25K(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-41H(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 1-84A(P)

110

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-105X

PFC384651WP 105X18 February 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 76BW 1.6WW 37YW 65M 25.6TM 44

exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD april 13-20, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

HCR EXODUS 9033 POLLED(P)

HCR FLASH 5074 POLLED(P)

MISS HCR MAC 2015 POLLED

P-3 MS FLASH 92P(P)

NOR MESQUITE 16E

BRYMAC ALEXA 31K(P)

SILVER SHADOW ALEX 53E

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

FC130465 MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P) LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P) KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P) SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P) LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P P-3 MS WYOMING WIND 60R(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P) P-3 MS IMPRESSION 2-62M(S) P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-142K(P)

113

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-112X

PFC384662WP

CE 16BW 4.4WW 45YW 83M 25.5TM 48 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 PERFECT LAD 8-172H(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-81E(P)

BRYMAC LILLY 76L(P)

SILVER SHADOW TRAD 65D BRYMAC LILY 402F

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 403D

115

P-3 MS WESTERN SPUR 0-126X

PFC384682WP 126X26 February 2010 3rd Gen Pld

CE 70BW .8WW 35YW 73M 24.3TM 42 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD March 19-26, 2012.

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

SIRE: KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

DAM: P-3 MS CIGAR 97R(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND 0-94K(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 1-143A(P)

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-161X

FC384650WP 161X20 February 2010

CE 35BW 2.8WW 38YW 67M 18.8TM 38 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

GOOD ANCHOR KEY 802H(P)

GOOD ANCHOR FUSE 34K(P)

GOOD ANCHOR PERFECT 707G

P-3 GOOD ANCHOR 84M(P)

WIESE'S DELIVERANCE 815X(P)

GOLD IN BOULDERS MS 801Z(P) MISS GIB 16W

161X

116

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-138X

PFC384669WP 138X6 March 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 46BW 3.2WW 55YW 97M 21.1TM 49 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(P)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 7 - 78T(QP)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-196K(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-81E(P)

117

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-146X

PFC384655WP 146X10 March 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 32BW 3.7WW 46YW 85M 26.9TM 50 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 28-March 6, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 6-135S(P)

4-L UNLIMITED YL13POLLED(P)

HDG MISS YL 19J(P)

HDG WHITE HOT 90G(P)

138X

RCCL MS JDJIMPRESSION149X

PFC388815RCCL 149X11 March 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 40BW 1.6WW 35YW 66M 25.5TM 43 exposed to HC X- Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177 HOOKS AVIGNON G703

HOOK INVESTMENT 0114 MISS SAMANTHA 188 MRSC MISS 386K(P)

MNE JOHNNY BE GOOD 18X(P)

MNE BLUEBIRD 19B(P)

MNE NORTHERN BELLE 13N(P)

119

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-152X

PFC384676WP 152X14 March 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 31BW 4.7WW 52YW 97M 25.9TM 52

exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P) MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 63R(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-187K(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 5-127E(P)

120 RCCL MS JDJ IMPRESSION 0-154X

PFC384784RCCL 154X15 March 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 72BW -1.1WW 31YW 59M 25.4TM 41

exposed to HC X- Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

MRSC MISS 437N(P)

MNE AVIATOR 62A(P)

MNE DILLY 76D(P)

BKE MISS POUNDMAKER 3X(P)

121 RCCL

JDJ IMPRESSION 0-170X FC384785RCCL 170X19 March 2010 CE 63BW -2.6WW 35YW 61M 27.5TM 45

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER 854

JD MS COMMANDER B309

LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177 SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P) LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

MRSC MISS 468N(P)

MSWESTERNSPUR 0-173X

PFC384782RCCL

CE 60BW 2.8WW 40YW 75M 15.6TM 36

exposed to HC X- Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

MSW KAPONE 30U(P)

HICKS YAZIMAN 29Y(P)

WAT-CHA UPTOWN 22U(P)

MRSC MISS 137S(P)

MNE BOLD VENTURE 38D(P)

MRSC MISS 320N(P)

DOOL FARM LADY 416D(P)

RCCL MSWESTERNSPUR0-179X

PFC384781RCCL 179X2 April 2010 Dbl Pld

CE 36BW 3.4WW 49YW 93M 21.9TM 47 exposed to HC X- Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

IMMORTAL

GID MORTAL POWER 1W

MS SYLDON POWERPLAY 529T

MRSC MISS 97S(P)

HIGH LEA SIR 26E

MRSC MS 577H

GRIZZLY BEAR ZTA 479D

EATONS PREDICTOR 9230

LT WESTERN SPUR 2061 PLD(P)

LT MAIDEN'S BREEZE 8242P

KMAC CIGAR SPUR 23T(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

KMAC HEART BEAT 66R(P)

JWX HEART BEAT 846H(P)

HTA TUNDRA PLD 222B(P)

LT RAMROD 4148(P)

LT UNLIMITED GRACE 8100

MRSC MISS 376K

P&H TRILOGY 13Z

PWD LADY RAVEN 631E

PWD PAULINA RAVEN 970Y

126 P-3

CE

1-31Y

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-19K(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND8-53H(P)

127

P-3 MR SPECIALIST 1-42Y

SMC338221WP

42Y10 February 2011 Dbl Pld/s

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 MR PRIMECUT 20P(P)

P-3 GOOD ANCHOR 94M(P)

P-3 MS PRIMECUT 7 - 33T(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

P-3 MS CIGAR 3R(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-85K(P)

128 RCCL

MC338605RCCL

CE

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

PCC NAVIGATOR 403P

PRAIRIE COVE MISS 802H

CSS SIR NAVIGATOR 54W(P)

CSS SIR CLEAR CUT 14N(P)

CSS LADY CLEAR CUT 82R(P)

CSS LADY STOCKMAN 125M(P)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

NOR GRIZZLY 5G(QS)

NOR ANNA 12E

MRSC MISS 64S(P)

LEVI'S PATRIOT 7Y

MRSC MISS 454K

DOOL FARM LADY 648F

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

LT ASSERTION 1277P

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P(P)

LT PEARL'S BREEZE 2236 P

RCCL LADY LEAH 139U(P)

CHARDEL HARVEST 438D

MRSC MISS 67S(P)

MRSC MISS 640L(P)

PRIMECUT 0-63K(P)

PERFECT Y416(P) P-3 PERFECT LADY 2G(P) HAPPY HAVEN ECSTASY 52E(P)

MARENGO PALADIN(P)

MERVEILLE

JR PAL MARTEL 606S(P)

MARTEL(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

JES GWEN 38G

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND 31P(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-116K(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-58H(P)

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 2-5M(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT O-13K(P)

P-3 LADY SKY 4-41D(P)

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P) WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-9K(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-11H(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 4-18D(P)

135a

P-3

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR MESQUITE 16E

NOR VICTORIA 21A

BRYMAC ALEXA 31K(P)

PCL COLONEL 3C(P)

SILVER SHADOW ALEX 53E

SILVER SHADOW PAULA 29A

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-57K(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-19H(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 2-110B(P)

LLW RED HEAT PLD 25D(P)

BELMONT'S INDIANA 9J(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

PLEASANT DAWN RED 156P(QP)

LLW DOUBLE TAKE PLD 104H(P) PLEASANT DAWN ROSE 56M(QP)

PLEASANT DAWN REDDY 51E(QP)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309 P-3 MS CIGAR 39P

NOR MESQUITE 16E

DEMI 42K

LADY 403D

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P) MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

SIR EC 20/20 PLD 92G(P)

HDG 20/20 DANCER 38E(P)

GOLD IN BOULDERS 318C(P) HDG MISS 20-20 48J(P)

FH-RRR WILLARD(P)

HDG WILLARD'S LADY 8F(P) GOLD IN BOULDERS 328C(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(S)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 2-71M(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 0-80Z(P)

P-3 LADY MIDAS 6-130U(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

KJP SKY FIRE 51T(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

SPARROWS PRISCILLA 8735W(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 2-27M(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-42K(P)

P-3 LADY YL 13 8-34H(P)

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 2-72M(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 0-80Z(P)

P-3 LADY MIDAS 6-130U(P)

142

142a

P-3 MR SPECIALIST 1-109Y

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L (QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-196K(P)

BW 90 lb., 205 DW 674 lb. 53S

BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003(P) P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-81E(P) P-3 LADY TRAD 3-110C(P)

Charolais Inc.

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

RAINBOW 7N MR 13S PCFL INDEPENDENCE 109C(Q)

PCFL BARBETTE 40U

SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

CHAP'S LADY 2170P

NOR GRIZZLY 5G(QS)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR ANNA 12E

NOR ANNA 38Z

COAT LEZARD

SILVERSTREAM ULVERSTONE BROOKFIELD OCELOT 017

MRSC MISS 8J

DOOL SIR CENTRAL POWER5C

RAWES ANNA 231F(P)

RAWES LADY 28A(P)

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 PERFECT LAD 8-172H(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-81E(P)

BRYMAC JO 41M(P)

LORY'S WONDER 3W

SILVER SHADOW JO 73E SILVERSHADOW JOAN 54S

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P) HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 MS RIPPER 7 - 82TDbl Pld, Red Factor QPFC361671WP 82T4 February 2007 CE 1BW 4.6WW 59YW 109M 17.2TM 47 CE 5BW 4.9WW 50YW 89M 18TM 43 P-3 MS

P-3 MS RIPPER 7 - 81TDbl Pld, Red Factor QPFC361678WP 81T4 February 2007

CE 31BW 1.4WW 49YW 92M 19TM 43

exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58MQ)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L (QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS IMPRESSION 2-66M(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-192K(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 6-10F(P)

82t 81t

CE 28BW 2.6WW 51YW 105M 21.9TM 47

exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD March 13-20, 2012.

HEJ HERA 81H(QP) SIR EC 20/20 PLD 92G(P) HDG 20/20 DANCER 38E(P) GOLD IN BOULDERS 318C(P) HDG MISS 20/20 14J(P) HANNIBAL BM HDG HANNIBAL 41F(P) HDG MISS PACT 41X(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 PERFECT LAD 8-172H(P)

P-3 LADY LIMITED 5-81E(P)

BRYMAC LILLY 76L(P)

SILVER SHADOW TRAD 65D

BRYMAC LILY 402F

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 403D

CE20BW

exposed

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-196K(P)

BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003(P)

CE 46BW.9WW 58YW 112M 20.5TM 50

exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD april 3-10, 2012. Progeny: WP 103X, WP 47y.

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58MQ)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 120R(QP)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-49K(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-65H(P)

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-36K(P)

P-3 MONTE REY 9-102Y(P) P-3 LADY REY 3-62C(P)

LADY REAL ELO 8-172X(P)

P-3 MS CRAVEN

CE 88BW .3WW 43YW 85M 24.2TM 46 exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

SILVERBIRCH STRIKE 76E(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

NOR JEWEL 12G(P)

BRYMAC EVE 22M(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P)

BYRMAC EVA 100J(P)

SILVER SHADOW EVA 67E

P-3 MS CRAVEN RED 8-36UDbl Pld, Red Factor

exposed to Pro-Char 158 158a

QPFC372559WP 36U30 January 2008

CE 94BW -.5WW 34YW 65M 20.1TM 37

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

Mohican

april 24august 1, 2011.

P-3 MS RIPPER 1-185Y

CE 47BW 1.9WW 48YW 90M 17TM 41

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P)

NOR VICTORIA 8E

BRYMAC SIERRA 30L(P)

BIRCHFILED MP 30A SPRUCEVILLE LADY 408D SPRUCEVILLE PAULINA 237B

49YW 97M 32.7TM 57 CE 47BW 1.5WW 43YW 79M 26.4TM 48 P-3 MR TRIGGER 1-40Y QPMC338058WP 40Y 10 February 2011 3rd Gen Pld, Dbl Red exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD March 6-13, 2012. sire: HaRVIe CRystal D tRIGGeR 35t(QP) BW 89 lb., 205 DW 681 lb. 159 159a

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW Y2K(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 37N(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT O-13K(P)

P-3

P-3 MS PLEASANT DAWN RED 8-52U 3rd Gen Pld, Red Factor

QPFC372561WP 52U4 February 2008

CE 79BW -1.1WW 30YW 56M 33.9TM 49 exposed to KMaC Cigar spur 23t april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

LLW RED HEAT PLD 25D(P)

BELMONT'S INDIANA 9J(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

PLEASANT DAWN RED 156P(QP)

LLW DOUBLE TAKE PLD 104H(P)

PLEASANT DAWN ROSE 56M(QP)

PLEASANT DAWN REDDY 51E(QP)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 34R(P)

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

BRYMAC HEIDI 51M(P)

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 409D(P)

QPFC372540WP 51U3 February 2008 160

P-3 MS RIPPER 8-51UDbl Pld, Red Factor

CE 13BW 3.5WW 60YW 105M 19TM 49

exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 28-March 6, 2012.

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

LHD CIGAR E46(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

JD MS COMMANDER B309

P-3 MS CIGAR 30R(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P)

BRYMAC SIERRA 30L(P)

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 408D

HEJ

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

JUANITA 87J(P)

CE 7BW 4.1WW 55YW

Progeny: WP 31X, WP 96y.

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

BNE FESTUS 1Y(P)

SPARVAN KING 12D(S)

DIAMOND W MS ROYLE JR12X

BRYMAC LILY 400J

SILVER SHADOW TRAD 65D

BRYMAC LILY 402F

SPRUCEVILLE LADY 403D

P-3

TRI-SANTOS 8-93U

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP) SDC LAREDO 17N(QP) SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP) TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP) MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P) TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P) TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P) MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 6-21S(QP)

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND O-185K(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 5-20E(P)

P-3 MS PLEASANT DAWN RED 8-61U

QPFC372539WP 61U6 February 2008

CE 79BW -0.1WW 33YW 70M 31.9TM 49 aI bred to Harvie Crystal D trigger 35t June 11. exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X June 12-august 1, 2011. eCD april 3-10, 2012.

4th Gen Pld, Red

LLW RED HEAT PLD 25D(P)

BELMONT'S INDIANA 9J(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

PLEASANT DAWN RED 156P(QP)

LLW DOUBLE TAKE PLD 104H(P)

PLEASANT DAWN ROSE 56M(QP)

PLEASANT DAWN REDDY 51E(QP)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 104R(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-1K(P)

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND8-69H(P)

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P)

TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS CRAVEN RED 6-71S(QP)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

P-3 MS WHITEHOT 2-1M(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-175K(P)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS CRAVEN

QPFC372571WP 108U20 February 2008

CE 73BW .1WW 49YW 98M 22.9TM 47

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P) TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P)

P-3 MS RIPPER

CE 26BW 2.3WW 56YW 107M 18.3TM 47

P-3

CE 12BW 3.4WW 49YW 95M 19.7TM 44 exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD april 10-17, 2012.

TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z SCHURRTOP 5627

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD(P)

LT CHAP'S LADY 2170P

P-3 MS WYOMING WIND 60R(P)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

P-3 MS IMPRESSION 2-62M(S)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-142K(P)

P-3 MS CRAVEN RED 8-115U

3rd Gen Pld, Red Factor

PFC372554 WP 115U23 February 2008

CE 95BW -.2WW 41YW 91M 18.3TM 39

exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD april 3-10, 2012.

2UP PEUGEOT ET(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(QS)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P) WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 2-54M(P)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-27K(P)

P-3 LADY PART LTD 4-7D(P)

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

NOR DODGE 15G(P)

NOR VICTORIA 8E

BRYMAC EVA 101K(P)

TSC BEEBE'S TRADITION 1A(S)

SILVER SHADOW EVA 67E

SILVER SHADOW DON 57W

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 MS PRIMECUT 2-45M

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-110K(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 4-84D(P)

126U

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P) HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 98R(QP)

HDG 20/20 DANCER 38E(P)

HDG MISS 20-20 48J(P)

HDG WILLARD'S LADY 8F(P)

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P) TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P) MSW Y2K(QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 9-15WDbl

CE 38BW 2.4WW 50YW 94M 19.1TM 44 exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD april 3-10, 2012.

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

P-3 LADY PERFECT 2-72M(P)

THE HHP MONTE CARLO 1ST(P)

P-3 LADY MONTE 0-80Z(P)

P-3 LADY MIDAS 6-130U(P)

P–3 Charolais Inc. 39 Complete Dispersal

P-3 MS RIPPER 9-33WRed Factor

QFC378267WP 33W31 January 2009

CE 30BW 3.5WW 54YW 111M 19.5TM 47

HEJ STOKER 131K(QP)

P-3 MS TRI-N SANTOS 9-41WDbl

QFC378290WP 41W2 February 2009 176

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

Mohican

P-3 MR TRIGGER 1-13Y QPMC338061WP 13Y31 January 2011 Polled, Dbl Red exposed to Pro-Char

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 (P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 MS PRIMECUT 2-3M(P)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-109K(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 5-3E(P)

QPFC378283WP 42W2 February 2009 177

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P)

TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z

BELMONT'S INDIANA 9J(QP)

PLEASANT DAWN RED 156P(QP)

PLEASANT DAWN ROSE 56M(QP)

P-3 MS PLEASANT DAWN 6 - 7S(QP)

JDJ IMPRESSION K894 ET(P)

P-3 MS CIGAR 39P

BRYMAC DEMI 42K

P-3 MS CRAVEN RED 9-42WPld, Red Factor

CE 93BW -.3WW 45YW 92M 20.8TM 43 aI bred to Harvie Crystal D trigger 35t June 11. exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X June 12-august 1, 2011. eCD april 3-10, 2012.

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

GRANADAS RED ACE 17B(Q)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

SVS GERMAINE 4D(P)

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET(P)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

WCR MISS EASE 4314

P-3 MS PRIMECUT 53P

NOR STRIKER 7J(P)

41W

BRYMAC JO 34M(P)

BRYMAC PERFECT JO 1G(P)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ JUANITA 87J(P) HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ GIZMO 6H(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

HEJ HERA 81H(QP)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW Y2K(QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 9-70W Dbl Red QFC378276WP 70W7 February 2009 CE 17BW 2.8WW 54YW 100M 20.4TM 47 CE 18BW 2.1WW 45YW 80M 20.4TM 43 P-3 MS TRIGGER 1-93Y QPFC388659WP 93Y 21 February 20113rd Gen Pld, 3rd Gen Red exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 21-28, 2012.

sire:

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P)

TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P) P-3 MS Y2K 6-15S(QP)

HDG 20/20 DANCER 38E(P) HDG MISS 20-20 48J(P)

764 PLD(P)

LADY PRIMECUT 0-116K(P)

P-3

MS CRAVEN RED

P-3 MS WHITEHOT

58M(Q)

4th Gen Pld, Red Factor

QPFC384673WP 18X28 January 2010

CE 96BW -.8WW 42YW 75M 21.3TM 42 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

LT ASSERTION 1277P(P)

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P(P)

LT PEARL'S BREEZE 2236 P(P)

KMAC THOMSON 5T(P)

P-3 WHITEHOT LAD 0-105K(P)

KMAC MISS FAITH 9R(P)

KMAC MS FAITH 72M(P)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P)

P-3 MS TRI-SANTOS 8-93U(QP)

MSW Y2K(QP)

P-3 MS Y2K 6-21S(QP)

P-3 MS WYOMINGWIND O-185K(P)

BLUEGRASS 0-21X

P-3 MS BLUEGRASS 0-30X

CE

95BW

aI bred to Harvie Crystal D trigger 35t June 4. exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X June 5august 1, 2011. eCD March 24-31, 2012. 183

4th Gen Pld, Red

Factor

LT ASSERTION 1277P(P)

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P(P)

LT PEARL'S BREEZE 2236 P(P)

KMAC THOMSON 5T(P)

P-3 WHITEHOT LAD 0-105K(P)

KMAC MISS FAITH 9R(P)

KMAC MS FAITH 72M(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 8-32U(QP)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-36K(P)

P-3

CE 57BW 2.6WW 45YW 86M 18.5TM 41 aI bred to Harvie Crystal D trigger 35t May 3. exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X May 4august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

LT ASSERTION 1277P(P)

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P(P)

LT PEARL'S BREEZE 2236 P(P)

KMAC THOMSON 5T(P)

P-3 WHITEHOT LAD 0-105K(P)

KMAC MISS FAITH 9R(P)

KMAC MS FAITH 72M(P)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 8-63U(QP)

SPARVAN KING 12D(S)

BRYMAC LILY 400J BRYMAC LILY 402F

CE

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P) TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P) MSW Y2K(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS Y2K 71R(QP)

HTA WHITEHOT 105A(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-57K (P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 8-19H(P)

184

4th Gen Pld, Red Factor

QPFC384684WP 30X1 February 2010 P–3 Charolais Inc. 41 Complete Dispersal

CE 89BW 1.6WW 47YW 99M 18.7TM 42

aI bred to Harvie Crystal D trigger 35t June 4. exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X June 5august 1, 2011. eCD February 28-March 6, 2012.

LT ASSERTION 1277P(P)

LT PEARL'S BREEZE 2236 P(P)

KMAC THOMSON 5T(P)

P-3 WHITEHOT LAD 0-105K(P)

KMAC MISS FAITH 9R(P)

KMAC MS FAITH 72M(P)

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H(P)

MSW CRAVEN RED 29M(QP)

SVS FIREBALL 19F(P)

P-3 MS CRAVEN RED 8-67U(QP)

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD(P)

P-3 MS PRIMECUT 2-3M(P)

P-3 LADY WHITEHOT 0-109K(P)

P-3 MS SPECIALIST 0-47XRed Factor

QFC384641WP 47X5 February 2010

CE 5BW 6.5WW 51YW 94M 20.4TM 46

aI bred to Harvie Crystal D trigger 35t June

4. exposed to Pro-Char Mohican 34X June 5august 1, 2011. eCD February 14-21, 2012.

RAINBOW MR CYRANO 32D

MVX COUGARHILL HANK 720G

MVX EDITH 806X

HBSF SPECIALIST 108U(P)

WIESE'S EXACTOR 15A(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 7 - 82T(QP)

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

P-3 LADY PERFECT 2-5M(P)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT O-13K(P)

CE 92BW .8WW 34YW 64M 22.7TM 40

bred to Harvie

14C(P)

RLTC MISS TRIM 4A(P)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 7 - 11T

SPARVAN KING 12D(S) BRYMAC LILY 400J BRYMAC LILY 402F

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

SIRE: TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P) TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734

LHD MR PERFECT Y416(P)

LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

DAM: P-3 LADY PERFECT 0-10K(P)

FVC BUTLER 80B(P)

P-3 MISS BUTLER 16G(P) BLH CHRISTINE 20C

MOORE'S LARIAT 136L(QP)

SDC LAREDO 17N(QP)

SDC MISS RACHEL 4J(QP)

TRI-N SANTOS PLD 48S(QP)

MCCORR MONTE CARLO 24E(P)

TRI-N-MONTE PYTHON 48G(P)

TRI-N-ULTIMATE 2Z

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(QP)

HEJ LORRI 75L(QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 7 - 100T(QP)

MSW Y2K(QP)

P-3 MS Y2K 120R(QP)

P-3 LADY PRIMECUT 0-49K(P)

BULLS M07

MAUNGAHINA TOWKAY T13(QP)

MAUNGAHINA PRINCESS 2 L23

HARVIE CRYSTAL D TRIGGER 35T(QP)

HARVIE JAGER 65J(P)

HARVIE MS MOLSON 53M(QP)

HARVIE MISS FIREFLY 31F(P)

HEJ COALTRAIN 58M(Q)

HEJ RIPPER 66P(P)

HEJ LORRI 75L (QP)

P-3 MS RIPPER 7 - 11T

SPARVAN KING 12D(S)

BRYMAC LILY 400J BRYMAC LILY 402F

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Hermans for inviting us to disperse our cows and bred heifers in their dispersal sale. We had bulls in their last two bull sales and were pleased with the efficiency of their operation. e cows are all bred to a smooth polled, Full French bull. He and other Full French bulls will be in the sale. Good luck with your purchases. We are looking forward to seeing some white bulls in the pastures next summer. sincerely, Bar Punch Ranch Ltd. John Hoff & Sons 403-528-4150

John Hoff caught the Charolais fever over 45 years ago and still has the passion today. He started his herd in the 1960s with some of the best of litton breeding from the U.s. and added many Full French imports to this domestic herd. When he dispersed his original herd over 30 years ago, he began to concentrate on the Full French lines. If John wasn’t getting up in years and had more than a small acreage in Medicine Hat, I know he would be expanding, not dispersing. you have the opportunity to select from some powerful Full French genetics that will add the extra thickness and yield grade that is required today. e females are broody and productive and bred to a good Full French bull. For animals to be registered Full French in Canada, they have to be Dna and parentage verified. as you can imagine, this takes time and as a result the calves are not registered yet. ere are some more bred heifers not in the catalogue that the paper work is being put in order. e additional information will be available sale day. If you have any questions give John or us a call and we will try to help you with your selections.

sincerely, Helge & Candace By

VAUTOUR

CADET-ROUSSEL

NIGAUDE

JR CADET'S IMAGE 402 P

MARTEL(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

JES GWEN 38G

PBT SIR TILL URANUS 68E

CURTIS WALLACE 141H

HONEY HEART MISS KAT 42B

JR MISS CW SUPER GAL304N

JR CAID'S ADONIS 626F

JRR CAIDS TILLY 238H

JRR CLASSICAL TILLY 632F

CE

MARENGO

1.9WW

PALADIN(P)

MERVEILLE

MAPLE LEAF PALADIN 421P(P)

BELPHEGOR

MLC MISS BINGO 108K

LWR MISS LEE ETOILE 3E

SIR FHS ABRACADABRA 54N

BAR 7 EASY BAR PUNCH 50A

BCY HEARTS ANGEL 4M

MLR MAPLE LEAF 601F

MLC CADET ECLAIR 915Y

MLR MISS CADET 251B

PCFL KARNAVAL 37E

PCFL MAXIMILIAN 106G

PCFL FORTUNE 12Z

PCFL SOLITAIRE 55N

TILL

PCFL JUBILEE 77D

PCFL GALALEE 3A

F.P. DEMOS

PCFL JAVA 119D

PCFL CAROLINE 12W

MBZF LISA 1J

PCFL IMPECCABLE 53C(Q)

MBZF

FRENCH

VAUTOUR

CADET-ROUSSEL

NIGAUDE

JR CADET'S IMAGE 402 P

MARTEL

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M

JES GWEN 38G

MARENGO

PALADIN

MERVEILLE

JR MISS PAL HISMAN 410 P

DCD SATURNE HISMAN 1G

SODERGLENSILVOUSPLAIT68A

MISS FAIRMONT JAG 19N

BAR PUNCH HISMAN JR 33G

BAR PUNCH GOLD BAR 33K

BAR PUNCH BEVY RIB 33F

BAR PUNCH CASH BAR 33P

BAR 7 EASY BAR PUNCH 50A

MLR MS ABRACADABRA 563E

MLR MISS GAULOIS 103A

DCD SATURNE HISMAN 1G

BAR PUNCH HISMAN JR 33G

GSE JAGS WEST GIRL 5N

BAR PUNCH SUPER BEE 11J

BAR PUNCH PRIME RIB 99C

BAR PUNCH SUPER LADY 11G

BAR 7 EASY MISS BEVY 33B

BAR PUNCH HISMAN JR 33G

BAR PUNCH GOLD BAR 33K

BAR PUNCH BEVY RIB 33F

BAR PUNCH CASH BAR 33P

BAR 7 EASY BAR PUNCH 50A

MLR MS ABRACADABRA 563E

MLR MISS GAULOIS 103A

RAINBOW 13G MR 17N

BAR PUNCH PRIME RIB 99C

RAINBOW CYR 32D MISS 54G

BAR PUNCH LADY ELITE 23G

GSE BAR PUNCH CHARGER35Y

BAR PUNCH DEBRA 16C

BAR 7 EASY MS ZEEVIE 6Z

VAUTOUR

CADET-ROUSSEL

NIGAUDE

JR CADET'S IMAGE

MARTEL(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

JES GWEN 38G MARENGO

PALADIN(P)

MERVEILLE

JR MISS PAL ADONIS 504R(S)

LAZY JR ADONIS 105A

BAR 7 EASY HAIDA 52H

BAR 7 EASY BUTTERFLY101B

P–3 Charolais Inc.

221

BAR PUNCH PRIME LADY 8U

PFFC14214BPR 8U29 June 2008

CE 36BW 2.6WW 36YW 58M 20.2TM 38

exposed to Maple leaf Bar Punch 8119U May 1-august 15. eCD May 21-28.

Full French, Polled

MARENGO

PALADIN MERVEILLE

JR PAL MARTEL 606S(P)

MARTEL(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

JES GWEN 38G

RAINBOW 13G MR 17N

BAR PUNCH PRIME RIB 99C

RAINBOW CYR 32D MISS 54G

BAR PUNCH SUPER LADY 11G

GBJ XETER 1X

BAR 7 EASY MISS BEVY 33B

HARPS FARM EVE 1M

CE 36BW 2.6WW 39YW 57M 16.9TM 39

MARENGO

PALADIN(P)

MERVEILLE

JR PAL MARTEL 606S

MARTEL(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P) JES GWEN 38G

MARTEL(P)

DWK TILL TOO 1N(P)

JRR CLASSIQUE TILLY602F

CEWW JAKESBUTTE MISS 4T

WCL FANFARE 614F

BAR 7 EASY JULIET 48J

BAR 7 EASY GYPSYMOTH 61G

BAR

BAR

BAR PUNCH BEVY RIB 33F

BAR PUNCH CASH BAR 33P

BAR 7 EASY BAR PUNCH 50A

MLR MS ABRACADABRA 563E

MLR MISS GAULOIS 103A

RAINBOW 32D MR 7N

RAINBOW 7N MR 13S

RAINBOW 13G MISS 13P

PCFL PARISIENNE 112K

PCFL

6U

P–3 Charolais Inc. 48 Complete Dispersal

227

JR MISS UFANO CW PAL 935W

PFFC14341JR 935W10 May 2009

CE 33BW 3WW 34YW 54M 15.2TM 32 exposed to Maple leaf Bar Punch 8119U May 1-august 15. eCD February 27-March 5.

Full

French, Polled

CADET-ROUSSEL

JR CADET'S IMAGE 402 P

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

JR HIS CADET IMAGE 727T

PALADIN(P)

JR MISS PAL HISMAN 414 P(S)

SODERGLENSILVOUSPLAIT68A

PALADIN(P)

MAPLE LEAF PALADIN 471P(P)

MLC MISS DRAGON 153L

JR MISS PAL STAR 715T(P)

PALADIN(P)

JR MISS PAL ADONIS 504R(S) BAR 7 EASY HAIDA 52H

BAR PUNCH MAUREEN 12W

228

PFFC14465BPR 12W10 June 2009

CE 17BW 3.5WW 37YW 55M 12.6TM 31 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1. eCD February 21-28.

Full French, Dbl Pld

MARENGO

PALADIN(P)

MERVEILLE

JR PAL MARTEL 606S(P)

MARTEL(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

JES GWEN 38G

MARENGO

PALADIN(P)

MERVEILLE

ZH LEES TREENA 703T(P)

ANKONIAN ALGER 2

ZH LEES MAUREEN 205M

ZH LEES KAURI 5K

SCF XYLONA 76XFull French, Polled PFFC14697SCF 76X14 February 2010 231

CE 6BW 5.5WW 42YW 76M 18.6TM 40 exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24august 1. eCD april 13-20.

ROOSVELT

UFANO SC(P)

ROSIE

JR UFANO CW MARTEL 707T(P)

CURTIS WALLACE 141H

JR C.W. MARTEL POLL 406P(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

PBT SIR TILL URANUS 68E

CURTIS WALLACE 141H

HONEY HEART MISS KAT 42B

JR MISS CW SUPER GAL304N

JR CAID'S ADONIS 626F

JRR CAIDS TILLY 238H

JRR CLASSICAL TILLY 632F

935W

BPR 61X (twin) Full French exposed to HC X-Periment 34X april 24-august 1. eCD March 13-april 20.

MARENGO

PALADIN(P)

MERVEILLE

JR PAL MARTEL 606S(P)

MARTEL(P)

MLC MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

JES GWEN 38G

PCFL MAXIMILIAN 106G

PCFL SOLITAIRE 55N

PCFL JUBILEE 77D

MBZF JACKIE 4T

PCFL OBELIX 99J

MBZF MISS JO-JO 6N

MBZF MEGAN 1K

MARENGO

P–3 Charolais Inc. 49 Complete Dispersal

SEDUISANT LE REBEL GIRONDE VIRGIL SC(P) HELSINKI RONDELLE MERVEILLE INCOGITO MARTEL(P) GALANTE

MLC MISS POL MARTEL 409P(P) MLR JUGURTHA 447D

MLC MISS JUGURTHA 828H MISS MLR BIJOU 337R you will be impressed with this double polled, Full French bull. He has an excellent foot, is long bodied, has lots of meat yet is smooth made. He was going to be used to breed my heifers this year but with them being at P Bar 3 the heifers got put together with his and the Hunter bull. I want to stay involved with this bull and so will be retaining a piece of this promising herdsire . Selling ½ interest & full possession.

MAPLE LEAF BAR PUNCH 901W Full French, Dbl Pld PFMC8465MLC 901W2 January 2009

DICAUD

MERVEILLE JENNY INCOGITO

MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

GWEN

NATIONAL CAID 52D

ZANDER

P–3 Charolais Inc. 50 Complete Dispersal

MARENGO PALADIN(P) MERVEILLE JR PAL MARTEL 606S(P) MARTEL(P)

MISS MAPLE LEAF 203M(P)

GWEN

PUNCH

ADONIS

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Terms: the terms of the sale are cash or cheque payable to Carey auction service immediately after the sale in Canadian funds. all settlements must be made with the sale clerks before cattle will be released. the right of property will not pass until final payment is made.

Bidding: each animal will sell to the highest bidder. Bidders unable to attend the sale may phone their bids and instructions to the sale manager, auctioneer or special representatives. Bids must be received in sufficient time prior to the sale.

Disputes: Bidding will be reopened between the parties involved. If no further bid is made, the buyer will be the person from whom the auctioneer accepted the last bid. the auctioneer’s decision is final.

Announcements: announcements made from the auction block will take precedence over printed matter in the catalogue. Buyers are cautioned to pay close attention to announcements.

Purchaser’s Risk: each animal becomes the risk of the purchaser as soon as sold. animals will be cared for at the purchaser’s risk for a reasonable length of time. all animals left with the seller must be insured.

Certificate of Registration: each animal will carry papers issued by the Canadian Charolais association. a certificate of registry duly transferred will be furnished to the buyer after payment has been made..

Accidents: although every precaution will be taken to protect the safety and comfort of buyers, neither the sale manager, auctioneer, or sellers assume any responsibility and disclaim any liability, legal or otherwise, in the event of accident or loss of property.

By Livestock is only acting as a medium between the buyer and seller and is not responsible for failure on the part of either party to live up to their obligations; or for the truth of any warrantees or representations, expressed or implied. By livestock assumes no obligation to enforce or collect monies between parties. By livestock assumes no responsibility for any credit extended by the seller to the buyer. any legal action taken in exceptional cases must be between the buyer and the seller. the buyer must look to the seller for fulfilment of all guarantees and representations.

Insurance: Insurance will be available sale day.

Pictures: By attending the sale you are granting permission for your picture to be used for promotional and advertising purposes relating to the sale.

P–3 Charolais Inc. 51 Complete Dispersal

“Repurposed” Corner –Recycled Billboard Tarps

The Byproduct of Industry

You drive by them nearly every single day and you probably don’t even realize it half the time. In fact, many folks argue vehemently that these objects disrupt the inherent beauty of the countryside.

What am I describing? You guessed it … advertising billboards. Yes, the big display boards advertising the likes of Chevrolet, Budweiser, and the nearest McDonald’s.

What many don’t know is that the vast majority of these billboards are a printed vinyl material. Long gone are the days of physically painting and re-painting these billboards with

advertising. The industry switched to printed vinyl because of the cost when billboards are changed so frequently.

That leaves only one problem, what to do with all the old, tired vinyls? And, they are not small, a standard size billboard is 14’ x 48’.

The Repurpose

Interestingly, there are some really creative applications for these highway eye sores.

First, let’s find out about this vinyl material. It is super, heavy duty (20 mm thick and 13 oz/yd material) and a heavier material than most any tarp you’d buy at the store (The blue tarps at Home Depot are just 5 mm thick).

A typical 14’ x 48’ tarp actually weighs almost 70 lbs.

Oh, and did I mention, they are completely waterproof. So, the best repurposing of these billboard vinyls is as tarps.

Probably the #1 re-use is to cover hay. After hay, then they’re used to cover just about whatever…boats, RVs, drop clothes, leaky roofs, etc.

If you have a unique “repurposing” idea, please contact me through our website.

Damon Carson is the owner of www.repurposedmaterialsinc.com in Denver, CO. They have a diverse selection of repurposed products for sale. Their motto is “recycling by re-using byproducts of industry”.

Repurposed Corner –Street Sweeper Brooms

Damon Carson

The Byproduct

of Industry:

Well, the machine this byproduct comes off is not necessarily seen as much in the country and rural communities. However, you go to a city of any size, and you’re sure to see lumbering vehicles along the city streets kicking up dust like a good whirlwind. In fact, you may have become irritated at how they sometimes snarl traffic, or worse yet, inhibit parking on streets because this vehicle might be at work.

Yes, the good ol’ street sweeper is what I’m talking about.

But, what about a street sweeper is good for re-use? It is the actual brushes that do all the work. Not, the

swirling round brushes that stick out on the corners and brush up against the curbs. I’m talking about the long, cylindrical ones underneath the machine that flick the dirt into the hopper.

The Repurpose:

What can one do with a 60” long super heavy duty brush that is about 18” in diameter?

Think about this, too, these brushes are strong, strong, strong. They have to be to continuously brush against the abrasive road surfaces and debris at a high RPM and not fall apart.

Well, the repurposing of these brushes solves a very basic desire of livestock and us humans for that

matter. What do you do when you have an itch? You find a way to scratch it.

Mount one of these obsolete street sweeper brushes on a pole and you have a livestock backscratcher that will last for years and years. Now your animals can scratch that itch without tearing up your fence or their shade trees.

As always, if you have a unique “repurposing” idea, please contact me through our website.

Damon Carson is the owner of www.repurposedmaterialsinc.com in Denver, CO. They have a diverse selection of repurposed products for sale. Their motto is “recycling by re-using byproducts of industry”.

Damon Carson

MANAGEMENT

Calendar of Events

October 22

Maple Leaf Charolais Female Production Sale, Lakedell Ag Centre, Lakedell, AB

November 4

Manitoba Livestock Expo Charolais Show, 1:00 p.m., Brandon, MB (B.O.S.S Show)

November 4

Royal Agriculture Winter Fair

Canadian National Charolais Show, 12:00 p.m., Toronto, ON (A Double Points B.O.S.S Show)

November 5

Royal Elite Beef Breeds Sale, 6;30 p.m., Toronto Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, ON

November 10

Saskatoon Fall Fair Charolais Show, 2:00 p.m., Saskatoon, SK (B.O.S.S Show)

November 10

Farmfair International Charolais Show, 2:00 p.m., Edmonton, AB (B.O.S.S Show)

November 24

Canadian Western Agribition Charolais Sale, 3:00 p.m., Regina, SK

November 25

Canadian Western Agribition Charolais Show, 2:00 p.m., Regina, SK (B.O.S.S Show)

December 2

Sterling Collection Sale, 1:00 p.m., Saskatoon (SK) Livestock Sales

December 2

Alberta Charolais Association AGM, Red Deer, AB

December 3

Alberta Select Charolais Bull and Female Sale and Show, Red Deer Westerner, Red Deer, AB

December 7

Stauffer Land and Livestock’s Lock, Stock and Barrel Complete Herd Dispersal, 1:00 p.m., Vold Jones Vold Auction Mart, Ponoka, AB

December 12

P Bar 3 Complete Dispersal Sale, at the Ranch, Medicine Hat, AB

December 12

Bar Punch Ranch Complete Dispersal Sale, following the P Bar 3 Dispersal, at P Bar 3 Ranch, Medicine Hat, AB

December 17

DRD Charolais Dispersal Sale, 1:00 p.m.,Heartland Livestock, Regina, SK

December 19

JMB Charolais “Nothing Held Back” Sale, 1:00 p.m., Heartland Livestock, Virden, MB

2012

January 28

M.C. Quantock “Canada’s Bull Sale”, Lloydminster (SK) Exhibition Grounds

February 4

Hill 70 Quantock Barn Burnin’ Bull Sale, at the ranch, Lloydminster, AB

February 11

P & H Ranching Co. Ltd. Bull Sale, Innisfail (AB) Auction Mart

February 20

“Tip the Scale Bull Sale”, Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB

February 21

29th Annual Performance Tested Charolais Bull Sale, Rawes Ranches, Strome, AB

February 24

HEJ Charolais Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Innisfail (AB) Auction Mart

February 25

Beck Farms & McCoy Cattle Co. Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Optimum Genetics, Regina, SK

February 25

Chomiak 8th Annual Bull Sale, Viking (AB) Auction Market

March 9

A. Sparrow Farms Bull Sale, at the farm, Vanscoy, SK

March 17

Pleasant Dawn Farms 10th Annual Bull Sale, Hearland Livestock, Virden, MB

March 27

Steppler Farms 1st Annual Bull Sale, Steppler Sale Barn, Miami, MB

April 2

9th Annual North of the 49th Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., at Wilgenbusch Charolais, Halbrite, SK

April 12

Size Matters Bull Sale, 1:30 p.m., at Sliding Hills Charolais farm, Canora, SK

June 10-27

World Charolais Congress, United Kingdom

July 9-13

Canadian Charolais Youth Conference & Show, Olds, Alberta

Advertisers Index

Alberta Charolais Association ......................20

Alta ...............................................................106

Altwasser Charolais 108

Amabec Charolais 109

American International Charolais Asso. 15

Anchor J Charolais 106

B Bar D Charolais 109

Bar H Charolais 110

Bar J Charolais 30

Bar Punch Ranch 96-104,107

Bar 7 Easy Charolais 107

Beau Char Charolais 107 Beck Farms 110

Be-Rich Farms 107

Blackbern Charolais.....................................109

Bo-Jan Enterprises .......................................110

Bovine Elite 30

Bow Valley Genetics Ltd. 106

Bricney Stock Farms 110

Bridor Charolais 109

Brimner Cattle Company 110

Buffalo Lake Charolais 107 By Livestock 7,9,22,23,25,53-104

Carey, Brent 106

Castine Cattle Co. 35,107

Cattle In Motion 106

Cavandown Charolais 109

Cedardale Charolais 109

Cedarlea Farms (Cypress) ................................6

Charhead Ranch ..........................................110

Charla Moore Farms 110

Char-Maine Ranching 107

Charolais Journal 106

Char-Top Charolais (Cypress) ..........................6

Charworth Charolais Farms 107

Chomiak Charolais 13,107

Circle Cee Charolais Farms 107

Clear Lake Charolais 3,107

Cornerstone Charolais 109

Cornerview Charolais 13,109

Cougar Hill Ranch 110

Creek's Edge Land & Cattle Co. 110

CSS Charolais 110

C2 Charolais .................................................108

Davis-Rairdan ...............................................106

Diamond W Charolais 110

Double L Ranch 107

Dubuc Charolais 110

Dudgeon-Snobelen Land & Cattle 109

Eaton Charolais 111

Elder Charolais Farms 110

Ericson Livestock Services 106

Everview Charolais (HiWeigh) 109

Fawcett Cattle Company Inc. 107

Ferme Louber 18

Fischer Charolais ..........................................107

Fleury, Michael ............................................106

Foat Valley Stock Farm 107

Footprint Farms 19,107

Forsyth Bros. Charolais (HiWeigh) 109

4-G Charolais Ranch 111

Future Farms 107

Gerrard Cattle Co. 107

Gilliland Bros. Charolais 111 Grant Farms 107 GRP Ltd. 106

H.S. Knill Company Ltd. 106 Happy Haven Charolais 108 Hard Rock Land & Cattle Co. 108

Harvie Ranching .........................................107

HEJ Charolais ..............................................107

Hicks Charolais 31,109

High Bluff Stock Farm (HiWeigh) 109

Horseshoe E Charolais 5,7,111

HTA Charolais Farm (HiWeigh) 109

Huber Cattle Sales 15

Hunter Charolais (HiWeigh) 7,18,109 JMB Charolais (HiWeigh) 22,23,109

Johnstone Auction 106

Jordan River Charolais 111

Kaiser Charolais Farm 107 Kanewischer, Jerry 106 Kay-R Charolais 107

Kirlene Cattle...............................................109

Kruk Charolais .............................................108

La Ferme Patry de Weedon 110

Land O' Lakes Charolais 109

Langstaff Charolais 109

Leemar Charolais 107

LEJ Charolais 108

Lindskov-Thiel Charolais Ranch 111

LiveAuctions.TV 106

Loewen Charolais 107 Martens Cattle Co. 7,111

McAvoy Charolais Farm 7,111 McKay Charolais 108 McKeary Charolais 107 McLeod Livestock ........................................106

McTavish Charolais ......................................111

Meadows Charolais 108 Medonte Charolais 109

Merial 27

Miller Land & Livestock 109

Mogo Full French Charolais 30

Murphy Livestock 107 Mutrie Farms 111 Nahachewsky Charolais 111 N3 Stock Farms (Cypress) ................................6

P & H Ranching Co. 108 P Bar 3 Charolais Inc. 53-104,108

Packer Charolais ..........................................110

Palmer Charolais 111

Parklane Charolais 108

Patton Charolais 110

Perrot-Martin Charolais 111

Pleasant Dawn Charolais 108

Poley, Chris 106

Potter Charolais 110

Prairie Cove Consulting 106

Prairie Gold Charolais 111

Prairie Sky Farms (Cypress) .............................6

Pro-Char Charolais 108

Qualman Charolais 111

Quebec Charolais Association 18

Rammer Charolais (HiWeigh) .....................109

Ranch Ostiguy Charolais 110

Rawes Ranches 108

Reykdal Farms Charolais .............................108

Ringuette Charolais 109

Rollin' Acres Charolais 110

Rolling D Charolais (HiWeigh) 109

Ronos 110

Rosso Charolais (Cypress) ................................6

RRTS Charolais 108

Rudiger Ranch 108

Saddleridge Charolais 108

Sand Rose Charolais 111

Sandan Charolais Farms 108

Saskatchewan Charolais Association 33 Saunders Charolais 110 Scarth Cattle Co. 108 Sharodon Farms ..........................................110

Skeels, Danny 106

Sliding Hills Charolais 111

Snake Valley Farms......................................108

A. Sparrow Farms IFC

Sproule Charolais 108

Stauffer Land & Livestock IBC

Stephen Charolais Farm 21,111

Steppler Charolais (HiWeigh) 109

Stock, Mark 106

Stockmen's Insurance 106

Sunrise Charolais 110

Temple Farms 12,111

Transcon Livestock Corp. 11,106

Turnbull Charolais 108

Wawedash Farms Ltd. 111

Whiskey Hollow Cattle Company 110

White Cap Charolais ...................................111

White Heather Charolais 108

Wienk Charolais 111

Wilgenbusch Charolais ....................7,111,OBC

Wood River Charolais (Cypress) ......................6

Wrangler Charolais 108