The Red Bloodlines September 2016 Issue by RWDCA

Introducting A Red Superstar... High Production, Super Type

Bretagne-Red

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Triple-HIll sires.................................... 10 Convention recap......................... 12-13 The Bulls That Were Bred to Be Cows... Highlights of a Wonderful Convention The story of Triple-Hil Sires Full of Great Maryland Hospitality

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The OFFICERS Advertiser Index..................................26 AI Feature..............................................10 All American Entry Forms...........19-20 Association News.............................. 5-6 Board Meeting Minutes.......................18 Calendar of Events................................ 3 Convention Report........................12-13 Cow & Heifer of the Year..................... 5 Directory.........................................25-26

Bulletin Board

President: Mike Brown Junior Activities................................. 7-8 Vice-President: Gary Janssen Just the Beginning for R&W.........16-17 Secretary: Sarah Wendorf Treasurer: Bonnie Van Dyk Meet Your Board Member.................... 9 Promotions: Mandy Sell Red Sire Showcase.........................14-15 RWDCA Committees...........................17 The DIRECTORS TERMS EXPIRE 2017 Show Results..................................21-24 Mike Brown P.O. Box 98 Tails & Tiaras.......................................... 6

Items of Importance

UPCOMING shows, sales & events September 17-Driftline Holsteins Complete Dispersal September 19- Premier National Junior Red & White Show, Harrisburg, PA *National* Judge: Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac, WI September 21- All-American Red & White Show, Harrisburg, PA *National* Judge: Lynn Harbaugh, Marion, WI October 6-7- International Red & White Show, Madison, WI *National* Judge: Nathan Thomas, Cable, OH • Associate: Matt Templeton, Arcadia, VIC, Australia November 5: Mid East Fall National Junior Show, Lousiville, KY *Approved* November 7: Mid East Fall National, Lousiville, KY *Approved* November 15th-All American DEADLINE

Coalville, UT 84017 801-641-3353  browndairy@hotmail.com Jason Miley 6745 Matty Rd. West Salem, OH 44287 330-466-8509  jasonmiley11@gmail.com Jeff Winton 31795 Hanlon Rd. Green Oaks, IL 60048 908-872-2682  wallstreetdairy@aol.com TERMS EXPIRE 2018 Gary Janssen 28548 Burnett Rd. Island Lake, IL 60042 847-224-7857  gjanssen@crown-chicago.com Bonnie Van Dyk 931 140th Ave. New Richmond, WI 54017 715-220-6612  bvandyk23@hotmail.com Sarah Wendorf W22354 Evergreen Rd. Ixonia, WI 53036 920-474-3735  troystransport@yahoo.com TERMS EXPIRE 2019 Rodney Bonhoff N4297 Cedar Lane Road Plymouth, WI 53073 920-918-2532 Doug Lyons 131 Military Rd. Castalia, IA 52133 563-419-0275  lyonsdl@acegroup.cc Jeremy McChesney 5353 Route 60 Sinclairville, NY 14782 716-982-1348  jeremymcchesney@yahoo.com

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Sire Issue! Pictured is Rex-PP-Red, the latest release from featured, Triple Hil Sires! Read more about Triple Hil on page 10. Image© Triple Hill-Photography The officers, directors and employees of the RWDCA do not necessarily agree with the opinions expressed in The Red Bloodlines. The RWDCA is in no way responsible for information contained in advertising in The Red Bloodlines.

From the President Greetings Red & White Enthusiasts! I would like to start out by welcoming Mandy Sell to the RWDCA as our new manager we are excited about the future, Mandy brings a high level of skills and extreme passion for the Red and White Dairy Cow. What an awesome Red and White convention that was held this past July in Westminster, Baltimore. A special thank you to the Mason Dixon Red and White Dairy Club for all their time and effort. It is obvious with the results of the Red and White sale that the demand and interest in Red and Whites continues dominate the dairy breeds. Thanks to Chris, Jennifer Hill and the entire sales crew and Pheasant –Echo’s farm for hosting the sale and other convention events. I have had the opportunity to be a part of this association for the past 8 years either as a committee member or board member. It has been a great opportunity to gain a better understanding of the roots of this Association and to become better acquainted with some of the early members that have played a key role in getting us to where we are today. Each year we add new board members, leadership and members to this Association. It is my privilege to serve each of you for the upcoming year. I take this responsibility very seriously and will rely on the current board of directors, management and you the members for input and advice as we move forward. I believe in transparency and open communication, if at anytime you have questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to reach out to me , We all know that change is happening all around us in the World and Country in which we live. The RWDCA is not exempt from change and having to adapt and respond to the challenges and opportunities that come with it. The past few years this Association has gone through some changes, past boards have had to make decisions regarding a changing world and industry. “The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, But on building the new” (Socrates). The past few years that has been the focus of your board of directors, we fully understand and respect the efforts and history of the past. We also understand the responsibility of the future. For many years the way that we have communicated has not changed much, as we enter a new era of communication its crucial that we as an organization adapt. Your board of directors are committed and will work diligently to maintain RWDCA as the source that the world has and will continue to look to when it comes to information regarding the red and white dairy cow. In order to do that we will have to continue to adapt and change to the demands of the market place. We are fortunate to have an established publication (Bloodlines) to build from, we will continue to look for ways to improve the bloodlines to meet the needs of our advertisers and readers. In closing I look forward to the year that is ahead of us, I wish each of you the best as you individually determine the type of red and white cow that best fits your needs and desires. Respectfully, Mike Brown RWDCA President browndairy@hotmail.com

Cow & Heifer of the Year Contest Returns We will be taking nominations for animals at the All-American Dairy Show in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and at World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin. If you are unable to attend either of these shows, please send your nomination to rwdcainfo@gmail.com. We will also be taking nominations via Facebook and email until November 1st. The top six nominations with the most votes will then be contacted as they will be required to do a 1/4 ad in an issue of the Red Bloodlines. The Open results of this contest will be published in the 2017 February issue of the Red Bloodlines. The Junior results will be published in the 2017 March issue of the Red Bloodlines. If you have any questions regarding this contest, please don't hesitate to contact the RWDCA office.

An Update From Your National Red & White Queen The Buzz Around the Water Cooler Well, I've been on the job here at RWDCA since June 23rd, in that short time, I've already met so many of our members that make us a great association! I thank each and everyone of you for your patience with me as I learn the ropes! I'm certainly no stranger to Red & Whites, growing up on my family's Registered Red & White dairy farm, Sellcrest Farm, in Watertown, WI. I currently serve as the President of the Wisconsin RWDCA and Wisconsin PDCA and Secretary of the Dodge County Dairy Youth Advisory Committee, I serve on the Dodge County Holstein Breeders Boad, am the Co-Chair of the District 8 Holstein show, a chaperone for the Dodge County Dairy Youth at the Wisconsin Junior State Fair and am the Advisor to the Dodge County Junior Holstein Association! I'm hoping that I can use my experience from all of these organizations here to the RWDCA to grow and develop some more programs! I'm happy to announce that we're bringing back our Red & White Calendar for 2017! It will be mailed out with our Winter issue of 'The Red Bloodlines!' Give me a call to reserve your month- because they're going to fill up quickly! I'd like to give a big shout out to Kayla Wright, she certainly used her talents and helped me with my issue! Thanks Kayla! I'm excited to get out to the fall shows and events and get to know more and more of our fabulous members! If you see me, please feel free to stop and introduce yourself and share your thoughts and ideas! And if at anytime, you do have a thought of concern- feel free to email me at rwdcamandy@gmail,com, call me at 608.790.5595 or send us a message through our Facebook page!

Wishing you a bountiful harvest, full of pumpkins and candy apples! Mandy Sell Promotions Manager

Hello Red and White breeders, exhibitors and enthusiasts, my name is McKenna Coffeen and I am your newly crowned National Red and White Dairy Cattle Association Queen. I am honored and excited to serve this year not only as queen, but truly as an ambassador for this breed. I am the 16-year-old daughter of Kevin and Peggy Coffeen, and Kori Coffeen. I reside in De Pere, Wisconsin, and will be a senior at West De Pere High School this fall. I have been showing Red and Whites since I was 4, and became an RWDCA member when I was 9. I currently own a small herd of Holsteins and Red and Whites and exhibit them at local, state and national shows. I have a love and passion for the Red and White cow, and can’t wait to share in it with people from all over the country for the next year. Over the next 12 months I will travel around the country attending show and events, representing our breed. One of my goals to enhance our junior programs and events, as well as encourage more junior participation within our organization. You can stay updated by liking my Facebook page “National Red and White Queen.” I am so excited to meet many of you this year and see what my year as queen has to offer!

An Update From Your National Red & White Queen Junior Calendar September 19: Premier National Junior Red & White Show, Harriburg, PA Judge: Chad Ryan October 6-7: International Red & White Show, Madison, WI Judge: Nathan Thomas November : Mideast Fall National Red & White Junior Show Judge: November 15: JUNIOR ALL AMERICAN ENTRY DEADLINE

Wednesday, June 7th - Welcome Meal at Hartford Farm Thursday, June 8th - Tour & Judging Contest at Stranshome - Annual Meeting & Banquet Friday, June 9th - Tour Mahoney Holsteins & Johnan Holsteins - National Convention Sale Hosted by the Minnesota Red & White Club - Follow us on Facebook!

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Scholarship Raffle Winners

Three Awarded RWDCA Scholarships Three deserving youth were awarded $1,000 scholarships. Kayla Umbel, Colton Gregory and Ben Buske were this year's recipients. This scholarship is given annually to Red & White youth who show Red & White and community involvement and academic achievement! Kayla Umbel, Emmitsburg, MD is the daughter of Chad and Sandy Umbel and plans to attend Virginia Tech to study in their Dairy Science Program Colton Gregory, Harvard, IL is the son of Mike & Linette Gregory and attends the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, where he is a Sophomore majoring in Animal Science with a dairy emphasis with a minor in Ag-Business. Ben Buske, Brownsville, WI is the son of John and Cheryl Buske. Ben plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Madison to study Dairy Science.

Calf Winner: Ryan Zimmerman, VA Shotgun Winner: Nicole Stambaugh, MD True Type Winner: Kyle Parker, IL The other prizes were semen gift certificates: Pablo Garcia, IL Karen Mars, WI Tricia Zehr, IL Ryan Zimmerman, VA

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Justin Nehls, WI

Driftline Holsteins Dispersal

Kayla Umbel with R&W Queens McKenna Coffeen and Carley Krull.

Essay Contest Winner: Adam BorchertMy Dairy Hero

by Hannah Hensel

In 2011, I wanted to show a calf at the fair. I don’t live on a farm or own a calf. My mom talked to Kyli Brown, 4-H youth advisor. She said that I could show one of her brother, Adam’s calves at the fair. Kyli said that we would meet again in the spring. In the spring, we went to Adam’s farm. When we got there, Kyli took me straight to the calf barn. I chose a red and white spring heifer calf named Mylie. We won supreme junior champion. I learned so much from Adam. After a great time at the fair, I knew I loved Holsteins and knew I wanted to continue learning about Holsteins and showing them. Since then, I have bought three red and white Holsteins from Adam. Adam takes me and my heifers to shows at District, State, and the fair. We have done very well and won many championships. I have really had great opportunities to improve my showmanship skills with all of these competitions. He is a really good coach to me. Adam and Chelsey own Tree Hayven Holsteins in Auburndale. He really helps me. He teaches me how to show, clip, feed, keep the heifers and cows healthy and take care of them when they get sick. Adam tells me not to hug and kiss the heifers because it spoils them, but I still do it some anyway. Adam is firm with me when I get upset or discouraged, he tells me “No crying in the show ring”, then he changed it to “No crying at the show.” He has taught me confidence. Adam teaches me the importance of care and respect of the animals and the other people you work and show with. I have made many new friends because of Adam. I have joined Wood County Junior Holsteins and the Red and White Association. I have been active in many activities and learned so much. I may not live on a farm, but I know that I love Holsteins and hope to continue to learn and grow my knowledge. Adam is my biggest role model in the dairy industry because he takes the time to help me learn about Holsteins even when he is so busy farming. He didn’t even know who I was at first but has made me feel welcome and an important part of his show and farm family since meeting him. I really respect Adam. He is smart and caring about his family, his animals, his friends and now me. Because of Adam, I know that I want to grow up and be a part of the dairy industry. 8

by Hannah Hensel

Be sure to head to Reedsville, WI on September 17th! Also selling are 2 amps of Triple Threat and 6 amps of Citation R! Be sure to keep to date with the sale on the RWDCA Facebook page!

Meet your Board Member I currently live on my dairy farm of 330 acres in southwestern New York. I milk 65 registered Holsteins and about 15 registered Jerseys. I grew up on my dairy farm and I have always loved the cows. From 1999-2002 I milked 50 cows but sold my herd and young stock to finish graduate school in Business. Something has always brought me back to the farm. I also work full time off the farm for a large bank. I understand the challenges many smaller family farms face today. I am hands on, I milk my cows with limited outside help and my brother does the crops for me. I have always had a love for the Red & White Cow. I look forward to working with many of you as a director for RWDCA. Please feel free to contact me directly at anytime. 9

Triple-Hil Sires-The Bulls That Were Bred to Be Cows

Triple-Hil Sires: Lowell Martin, Jared Martin, Galen Weber

Jared & Lowell Martin began selling semen on their first bull in June 2010. At that point in time, it was two teenagers, aged 17 and 18 with one young home-bred bull housed in the bottom of an old stone bank-barn. They were passionate about this bull, 525HO101 Jesh, who was a Stormin Norman son from a VG-86 Durham. Jesh (now EX-94 as a 7 yr old) had a rare aAa code of 6-4-2 which enabled them to market a few hundred units to local farmers in the area, but they had no idea at that point, that only a year down the road, they would be building a 9-pen bull-housing facility. Their passion and foundational breeding philosophy was at that time, and still is today, aAa and deep cow-families. Triple-Hil Sires was inspired by their personal interest in cattle breeding, and then moved to action by the increasingly loud voice from breeders all over the country who were weary of the ever-changing index system and alarmed at the pace of the genomic rush. Add Galen Weber to the partnership, and that's where Triple-Hil Sires is today. The three share responsibilities in the bull business and on their 70-head dairy operation. Although their business is still small by many standards, it has grown to the point that beyond their own local sales routes, they are working with nearly a dozen independent semen dealers across the nation. The bulls are housed at the farm in Smithsburg MD, and are currently being collected at North America Breeders in Berryville, Virginia. In addition to marketing their own bulls, they also market other breeder owned and proven Holstein bulls. From their stand point, there are many obscure bulls with tremendous pedigrees all over the world that are genetically every bit as good or better than some of the hottest sires on the market today. Triple-Hil shines a light on such bulls.

aAa is a foundational principle in the way they view cattle. They believe that this system of animal analysis, embodies the true principles of bovine structure and functionality. Using aAa analysis results in common-sense matings that are aimed at matching a cow’s weak points with a bull’s strong points. They believe that the mating that produces a great bull is identical to the mating that produces a great cow. Hence comes to life the Triple-Hil slogan: the bulls that were bred to be cows. Another niche market that they are pursuing is providing dairymen with bulls that exhibit more “round” traits. In aAa terms, specifically “5” smooth and “6” style. The Holstein breed today has a plethora of “3” openness and “2” tall characteristics. They are resolved to provide quality sires that will transmit width, substance, and style. They also place a high premium on the Polled trait, believing it will increasingly play a larger role in the dairy world. They market Burket-Falls polled bulls and also have several in their own lineup. The latest release: 525HO117 Rex-PP-Red (Pictured on the cover)is a homozygous polled R&W A2/A2 bull straight from Roxy line. He has a muchneed aAa code of 5-4-6. As Christians, Triple-Hil makes an effort to put God and family first in their lives, and wish to go wherever the Lord may lead them. At this time, they believe they are serving a purpose in providing solid pedigreed Holstein sires for breeders in this country. The future is bright at Triple Hil. When asked about their plan for the next ten years, Jared says 'At this point, our bulls are not under CSS guidelines, therefore not eligible for export anywhere outside the United States. Hopefully, in the next ten years that status changes, as we frequently get interest and inquiries from Canada and Europe.'

Greenlea Ready-Red EX-93 Redliner x Rubens Marlene-Red EX-94

A bit non-traditional, they are not worried about a bull’s indexes. When choosing bulls, they look for bulls from cow families with multiple generations of VG or EX classification scores, big lifetime milk records, and preferably high components. In one word: Longevity.

Triple-Hil Sires: Bull Facility Smithsburg, MD Ready-Red Daughter: Willow-Hill Ready Ardis-Red VG-86 88-MS

National Red & White Convention Recap

by Carley Krull

National Red & White Convention Recap

by Carley Krull

2016 National Red and White Convention Review -Westminster, MD Thursday July 7: Convention officially started on Friday, July 8: After a long bus ride back, Thursday as attendees traveled Maryland, touring the everyone got ready for the banquet which was beautiful farms of Maryland. The farms that hosted hosted by CJ and Tanya Miller of Pheasant Echo's tours during the day were Glamour View, Palmyra West Farm. After a delicious meal, then awards Farms, Savage-Leigh Farm, Locust-Ayr Farm, and portion of the banquet began. The banquet began Spungold Farm. Attendees were able to see with the presentation of the 25 and 40 Year numerous All-Americans and All-American nominees Member awards. Dennis Gransee and Marvin on these tours and were able to engage with Red and Covert were in attendance to receive their 40 Year White Breeders from across the country. In addition Member awards this year. We then heard from our to touring farms, adult attendees were able to travel retiring Queen, Carley Krull about her year. She to and tour the numerous wineries also presented the 2016-2017 Queen title to that Maryland has to offer. McKenna Coffeen. The next award the was presented was the Larry Moore Master Breeder Thursday evening, everyone ended their day of touring at Glad-Ray Farm, owned by Jim and Sharon Award which was presented to Jason and Donna Myers. Following, Ryan Shank was the recipient Keilholtz. Red and White enthusiasts got a "Taste of of the J.P. "Doc" Ostrander Young Breeder Award. Maryland" for dinner that night. From hard shell crabs We then went on to present the Junior Breeder to shrimp, and potato salad to fresh fruit pies, all in Award to Katelyn Nolt. Our 2016-2017 RWDCA attendance were plenty full by the end of the night. President, Mike Brown, was presented the Don Before dinner started, the Red and White Queen Albrecht Distinguished Service Award. Lastly, Dale Candidates completed the interview portion of their and Deanna Bendig were recognized and contest. They then, after dinner, were asked to presented the Gary Meyhew Keystone Award. introduce themselves to the convention, as well as Congratulations to all award recipients! Each answer an impromptu question. This year we had two award is an incredible accomplishment. very qualified candidates vying for the crown, Hayleigh Geurink from Michigan and McKenna Coffeen from Wisconsin. : Friday, July 8: A group of around 30 attendees boarded a bus to head to our Nation's capitol, Washington D.C. Upon arriving to Washington we first traveled to the World War II Memorial. We then stopped and walked to see the Lincoln Memorial, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, and the Vietnam Memorial. As the day went on, we not only got to experience Washington D.C. in the fullest, but we got to experience Maryland weather to the fullest. With it being a warm as it was, it was a unanimous vote to stay on the bus and travel past a few other memorials on the bus. After we finished traveling to memorials, we stopped at the Ronald Regan Building for lunch on our own. After lunch, we traveled to Arlington National Cemetery. We were able to honor those who have fought for our county and for our freedom. Most attendees made the long walk to the top of the cemetery to witness the changing of the guards at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. After, many proceeded to the John F. Kennedy Eternal Flame and Memorial Site. 12

During the banquet we also recognized our retiring RWDCA President, Jake Skinner, for his outstanding dedication to the association. The scholarship recipients were also announced for the 2016 Red and White Scholarship. They were, Kayla Umbel, Ben Buske, and Colton Gregory. Congratulations to all of the award recipients. The New Board of Directors Members were also announced at the banquet whom are, Rodney Bonhoff, Doug Lyons, and Jeremy McChesney. To end the banquet portion of night, Dennis Gransee invited everyone to the 2017 National Red and White Convention which will be held in Rochester, MN, June 7-9

After the banquet was over, the RWDCA hosted a Fun Auction with proceeds going to the Maryland Red and White Association and the Red and White Dairy Cattle Association. Many beautiful items were donated, including items like a hand-crafted table and chairs, a hand-made red patterned quilt, a hand painted ammo box, as well as many other Red and White centered donations! The RWDCA would like to the Maryland Red and White Association for hosting the 2016 National Red and White Convention. It was a beautiful area with beautiful cattle and people. We would also like to thank the sponsors and people who made donations to the convention this year! We would finally like to thank all of the host farms that allowed for Red and White enthusiasts to tour their farms, as well as to host farms of the meals and sale! The 52nd National Red and White Convention was a success thanks to all of you! Please join us next year in Rochester, MN, for the 53rd National Red and White Convention, June 7-9!

Gary Mayhew Keystone Award : Dale & Deanna Bendig Don Albrecht Distinguished Service Award: Mike Brown

Larry Moore Master BreederAward: Jason & Donna Myers

J.P. 'Doc Ostrander' Young Breeder Award: Ryan Shank

Junior Breeder Award: Katelyn Nolt

National Convention Sale Averages $4,539! The National Convention Sale was hosted by Pheasant-Echo's Farm, the Stambaugh Family on Saturday July 9th. Attendees started arriving early that morning for a guided tour of their farm and a complimentary breakfast sponsored by Finch Services, Inc. The sale was coordinated by MD-Hillbrook Sales & Service. The sale averaged just over $4,500 on 80 full lots! Topping the Sale at $37,500, was Lot 1, Liddleholme Alice-Red. This Heztry daughter sold due in July, and went home to the lucky buyers, Mike & Marlene Garrow! Alice was consigned by Liddleholme Holsteins. Lot 21 was the second high seller at $15,700, Ms Sophias Bayonet Stormy-ET sold to Gordon Lamb. Stormy was consigned by The Sophia Syndicate.

Top Seller Lot #1 Liddleholme Alice-Red

097HO07222

Kodak-red

Born: 08/02/2005 • NLD 00039974512 DMS: 516,342 • A2A2:A1A2 Daughter

Topspeed Kodak-Red

KEVIN X STADEL X RONALD S: Kevin D: Topspeed Jantje 135 (VG-87) 4-04 305D 18361M 5.3% 972F 3.6% 667P MGS: Stadel 2nd Dam: Jantje 119 (VG-85) 5-01 305D 20489M 5.2% 1074F 3.6% 737P 3rd Dam: Jantje 98 (GP-81) 5-03 305D 20874M 4.7% 970F 3.7% 761P 4th Dam: Jantje 77 (VG-85) 7-09 305D 21472M 4.6% 992F 3.4% 724P

097WW06923

Fidelity-red

Born: 09/12/2004 • NLD 000396647605 DMS: 126,354 • A2A2:A1A2

Delta Fidelity-Red

 Over 25,000 daughters in over 5,000 herds  Daughters average 305 ME of 28,000lbs Milk  100% RHA  Calving Ease Specialist

Daughter: Gert 21

097HO41161

Mandela*rc

Born: 12/07/2013• NLD 000947608400 DMS: 2645,213 • A2A2:A1:A2

Batenburg G Mandela *RC

MAIK X FIDELITY X O MAN S: Hoek Country Maik D: Batenburg Ginster 2047 RF (VG-87) 3-09 305D 28613M 4.7% 1315F 3.7% 1049P MGS: Delta Fidelity 2nd Dam: Batenburg Ginster 2545 (EX-90) 5-03 305D 36060M 4.1% 1315F 3.3% 1199P 3rd Dam: Batenburg Ginster 1231 (GP-84) 4-09 305D 3198M 4.2% 1311F 3.4% 1045P 4th Dam: Batenburg Ginster 935 (VG-88) 4-02 305D 28296M 4.6% 1305F 3.6% 1003P

Extremely Rare 645 aAa +861 kgs Milk 4/16 Over 1 point for Type, Udders and Feet and Legs on the Dutch Index!

Dam: Batenurg Ginster 2047 RF VG-87

Whatsapp*rc Born: 02/04/2013• NLD 949247382 DMS: 243,165 • A2A2

Flevo Genetics Whatsapp *RC

Dam: KHW Super Aderyn-ET *RC EX-90

SUPERSIRE X SUPER X GOLDWYN S: Seagull-Bay Supersire-ET D: KHW Super Aderyn-ET *RC (EX-90) 2-07 305D 26110M 4.1% 1058F 3.5% 916P MGS: Charlesdale Superstition-ET 2nd Dam: KHW Goldwyn Aiko-ET *RC (EX-91) 5-07 365D 29150M 5.1%1500F 3.8% 1104P 3rd Dam: Kamps-Hollow Altitude-ET-RC (EX-95-2E DOM) 7-00 365d 39,690 4.7% 1849 3.3% 1310 4th Dam: Clover-Mist Alisha (EX-93-3E DOM) 8-07 365D 36920M 4.2% 1553F 3.2% 1188P Next 4 Dams: EX-94-4E DOM, EX-96-4E DOM, EX-90-2E, EX-90-3E

Elite GTPO and NM$ Red Carrier From a World Famous Cow Family Used as a Sire of Sons Calving Ease 5.2% 4/16 7.0 Productive Life and +3.1 DPR 4/16

097HO41098

097HO40556

Stellando *rc

Born: 06/09/2010 • USA NLD 000727555328 DMS: 543,162 A2A2:A2A2

Batenburg G Stellando *RC

 Over 45,000 daughters in 8,000 herds  Daughters average 305 ME of 28,600lbs Milk  Extrememly outcross to US Pedigrees  Feet and Leg Specialist

Daughter: Delta Fidelity Sandra-Red

097HO41161

Daughter: Betsie 107

KIAN X LIGHTNING X SPECTRUM S: Kian D: Bles 2-04 305D 22143M 3.9% 851F 3.7% 807P MGS: LIghtning 2nd Dam: Holland Jalta 2-01 305D 22972M 3.8% 871F 3.6% 823P 3rd Dam: Marian 11 2-03 305D 22860M 4.1% 942F 3.4% 779P 4th Dam: Topspeed Marian 2-00 305D 22440M 4.0% 900F 3.5% 789P

FIDELITY X O MAN X OZMAN S: Delta Fidelity D: Batenburg Ginster 2545 (EX-90) 5-03 305D 36060M 4.1% 1315F 3.3% 1199P MGS: O-Bee Manfred Justice-ET 2nd Dam: Batenburg Ginster 1231 (GP-84) 4-09 305D 3198M 4.2% 1311F 3.4% 1045P 3rd Dam: Batenburg Ginster 935 (VG-88) 4-02 305D 28296M 4.6% 1305F 3.6% 1003P 4th Dam: Batenburg Ginster 545 (VG-87) 5-00 305D 26319M 4.5% 1179F 3.3%876P

 Daughter Proven *RC from a Deep Cow Family Farmer Favorite Sire in Holland  +685 kgs Milk, +49 (.22%) kgs Fat, +41 (.19%) kgs Protein  Long Lasting and Easy Calving Daughters  Feet and Leg Improver

∞Red Sire Showcase∞Volume 11∞

ProPel pp-red

Born: 05/02/2013 • USA NLD 000548730599 DMS: 243,615 A2A2:A1A2

Delta Propel PP-Red

Dam: Delta Keisha-Red VG-85

TWIST P X ASTERIX P X KIAN S: Veneriete 396 Twist P D: Delta Keisha-Red (VG-85) 2-02 250D 15136M 4.9% 743F 3.6% 550P MGS: Fasha Asterix P 2nd Dam: Delta Kada (VG-85) 4-08 305D 25940M 4.4% 1142F 3.3% 865P 3rd Dam: Tjocko B Add (GP-84) 6-02 305D 28791M 3.8% 1107F 3.1% 891P 4th Dam: Raddison Rid (VG-85) 6-08 305D 30246M 4.2% 1263F 3.22% 964P

 100% POLLED CALVES! +.22% Fat 4/16  Dam is a Very Promising Young Cow  Over 1 point for Udders on the Dutch Index

∞Red Sire Showcase∞Volume 11∞

Just the Beginning for Red & Whites

In 1968, during the 2nd World Dairy Expo®, Red and White cattle walked the colored shavings in their own ring. It would be another 27 years before they had that privilege again. In the years leading up to 1995, the Red and White Dairy Cattle Association approached the World Dairy Expo Board of Directors multiple times asking for the approval of a Red and White ring at Expo. When it was finally granted, before the 1995 show, Bill Langel received a call asking if he would serve as the breed superintendent. Langel accepted and has been the superintendent for the International Red and White Show at Expo ever since. In the early years of Expo, Red and Whites were seen as inferior and unwanted. Many farmers chose to sell them or to breed them to black bulls in hopes of eliminating the gene. According to Langel, the RWDCA knew that in order for their breed and organization to succeed and be accepted, they needed this show at Expo. “Because Expo is the NCAA tournament, the world series. They wouldn’t be truly accepted until they got into this. They knew unless you show at World Dairy Expo, you haven’t made the pinnacle,” remarks Langel. When the news was announced that the Red and Whites would have their own show, the Red and White breeders were ecstatic. They finally had their place at World Dairy Expo. Langel recalls, “The first few years, the show consisted of a few animals that stood out and the rest were just there. And then it exploded.”This “explosion” happened around 2000 according to Langel. All of a sudden the quality in the animals just appeared. Nicky Reape Rueth and her husband, Mark Rueth, farm about an hour north of Madison, WI, at Rosedale Genetics, LLC. They started milking cows and showing at Expo together in 2001. “When we first started, the top couple animals stood out, but the depth in classes was still lacking. This show has progressed in leaps and bounds and has come the farthest out of the shows since its start,” said Rueth. In 2000, when the improvement of quality was being noticed, Lavender Ruby Redrose-Red walked the colored shavings for the first time. No one knew then, that this little Spring Calf would grow up to do what had previously been unachievable. Rosedale Genetics is the proud home of Redrose. “We were always excited about her, even as a two-year-old. She had the youthfulness that dairy producers hope for,” said Rueth. The lack of maturity was something that she was faulted for in the Showring during her early career. However, that youthfulness paid off when she was exhibited as a 5-year-old at Expo. In 2005, at 5 years of age, Redrose became the first, and to this date, only, Supreme Champion to come from the Red and White show. “I can still remember that day perfectly. It was overwhelming and crazy,” recalls Rueth of Redrose’s victory. “We knew we had something great, but you never go into a show expecting to win. You only hope to do your best.” The best is exactly what Redrose was that year. While the Red and Whites have not successfully claimed the Supreme Champion title since Redrose, their ring at Expo has become a center of attention and a highly anticipated show. Everyone watched closely in 2013, when the judge exclaimed, “Bing, Bang, Boom!” With this echoing through the coliseum, KHW Regiment Apple-Red was named Reserve Grand Champion behind her clone, Apple-3, with her daughter, Candy Apple, rounding out the group as Honorable Mention. The advancements that this breed has been able to make so rapidly, many contribute to the addition of their own show at World Dairy Expo. This acceptance has led many traditional Holstein breeders to work with Red and White genetics around the world, according to both Langel and Rueth. When Expo first began, most Red and Whites stayed home because they simply could not compete with the Black and White Holsteins. That has all changed now, as Red and White cattle take on the Holstein ring and emerge victorious. Rueth remarks that she is impressed by the cow families that have developed over the course of the show. In the early years, the animals winning were more like flukes. They were not coming from consistent pedigrees, but now cattle and cow families are returning to the ring year after year and looking better each time. Langel attributes the improvement to the bulls that are available to breeders. He sees better Red and White bulls all of the time with his position at Select Sires. He believes the track this breed is on now, will continue as more improvements are made. What started as a modest show in 1995, of 123 animals, has almost doubled, to 236 animals last year. This breed and show are really just only beginning. “It’s only going to continue to thrive. I have been amazed over the last few years in the quality of champions that this breed has to show. They are very exceptional,” says Rueth.

RWDCA Committees

by Katie Schmitt, World Dairy Expo

Have Ideas or Questions about RWDCA programs? Contact any of the committee members below! Executive Committee: Mike Brown*+801-641-3353+browndairy@hotmail.com Gary Janssen+847-224-7857+gjanssen@crown-chicagocom Sarah Wendorf+920-342-3446+troystransport@yahoo.com Scholarship: Gary Janssen+847-224-7857+gjanssen@crown-chicago.com Jake Skinner+ 717-860-8292+jakeskinner@embarqmail.com

Mark Rueth and Lavender Ruby RedroseRed pose as the newly named Supreme Champion in 2005.

Finance: Bonnie Van Dyk*+715-246-5454+bvandyk23@hotmail.com Jeremy McChesney+715-982-1348+jeremymcchesney@yahoo. com Mike Brown+801-641-3353+browndairy@hotmail.com Reserve Fund Sub Committee: Gary Janssen+847-224-7857+gjanssen@crown-chicago.com Mike Brown+801-641-3353+browndairy@hotmail.com Junior Programs: Sarah Wendorf*+920-342-3446+troystransport@yahoo.com Courtney Booth+920-946-4517+cbooth@excel.net Pam Morse+570-297-1023 Carley Krull+920-285-1598+carleykrull@gmail.com McKenna Coffeen+cofmcksd@wdpsd.com Nomination: Jeff Winton+908-872-2682+wallstreetdairy@aol.com Jason Miley+330-466-8509+jasonmiley11@gmail.com Mike Brown+801-641-3353+browndairy@hotmail.com

Kristin Natzke shows off her Red & White Class winner in 1998.

Bing! Bang! Boom! KHW Regiment Apple-Red stands with her clone, Apple-3, and daughter, Candy Apple for the Champion photo in 2013.

Promotions: Gary Janssen*+847-224-7857+gjanssen@crown-chicago.com Bonnie Van Dyk+715-246-5454+bvandyk23@hotmail.com Jen Hill+301-606-2269+salesflash@comcast.net Jeff Winton+908-872-2682+wallstreetdairy@aol.com Kayla Wright+920-253-9393+k.k.roseholsteins@gmail.com Rodney Bohnhoff+920-382-5601 Show: Jason Miley*+330-466-8509+jasonmiley11@gmail.com Doug Lyons*+ 563-419-0275+lyonsdl@acegroup.cc Sarah Wendorf+920-342-3446+troystransport@yahoo.com Chris Hill+salesflash@comcast.net Dale Bendig+spungoldfarm@gmail.com Kristy Yorke-Morse+kristy.lizzylane@gmail.com Wade Yardley+801-559-9431+morgan.yardley@yahoo.com Joe Gibbs USLGE: Mike Brown*+801-641-3353+browndairy@hotmail.com Bonnie Van Dyk+715-246-5454+bvandyk23@hotmail.com

Board Meeting July 6th, 2016 RWDCA Board of Directors meetings, July 6-7, 2016. Westminster, MD President Jake Skinner called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. On Weds July 6, 2016. DIrectors present were Jake Skinner, Gary Jansen, Bonnie Van Dyk, Sarah Wendorf, Dennis Gransee, Jason Miley. Others present were Rodney Bohnhoff, and Mandy Sell. Jake Skinner welcomed the Board of Directors members and upcoming new Board of Directors member Rodney Bohnhoff and Promotions Manager Mandy Sell. Secretary’s report was read from the Board of Directors meeting in January held in Madison, WI. Bonnie approved, Dennis seconded. First topic on the agenda was the Bloodlines and current due dates for advertising. Currently printing 3000. Discussion was brought up for the Sire Summaries booklet that we print-Costly and several left over from year to year. Sire companies would have far greater exposure if it was a supplement to a bloodlines. Cost of advertising was discussed and; motion made by Bonnie to change the Sire Summaries format to be a full insert in the September issue of the Bloodlines. Dennis second. Motion passed. No discussion. Heavy discussion to possibly combine some of the bloodlines and have a more social media/email approach to the breeders. Area map of breeders, possible state segments, were some ideas that were brought up as possible bloodline/ media topics. Board of Directors will revisit this at the end of this quarter. Revival of the RWDCA yearly calendar with deadlines of programs listed, shows, sales and breeding dates was discussed. A great promotional tool for the association. Sarah made a motion to renew the RWDCA calendar. Mike second. Motion passed. Discussion was cost of advertising of $400.00 per month, and due date to print, other discussion was first come first serve for the calendar. Review of current RWDCA programs and procedures. Sarah discussed the junior membership. The information that was sent out to the Jr. Members for renewal was very unclear. The cost is $25.00 for Jr. Membership until the junior member turns 21. With a $20.00 subscription to the bloodlines. If the jr member wants to keep the bloodlines after the first year it will be at the price of $30.00 Jr. Welcome packet was discussed and current Jr. Programs and deadlines. A full deadline sheet will be made up and posted on the website. Queen contest was discussed and a motion made by Gary Jansen to cover the convention entry, meals and tour cost of the queen and queen candidates. Second by Dennis Gransee. Unanimous. No discussion. Discussion also on the Queen program, Gary made a motion that the mandatory shows are expensed and with completion of the Queen duties at the end of her term year a $300.00 scholarship would be awarded. Second Bonnie Van Dyke. Unanimous. No discussion. A scholarship committee was erected to oversee the in’s and out's of the scholarship account. Dana Erway is in charge of calf donations and all awards. Jake will continue to work closely with Dana and our current Board of Directors with the Scholarship fund. The Scholarship Committee is chaired by Gary Jansen, with Jake Skinner and Dana Erway.

Mandy presented the balance sheet and the profit and loss for the association. Also discussed in detail was the A/R and A/P.

CLASS 1. CLASS 2. CLASS 3. CLASS 4. CLASS 5. CLASS 6. CLASS 7. CLASS 8. CLASS 9. CLASS 10. CLASS 11. CLASS 12. CLASS 13. CLASS 14. CLASS 15. CLASS 16. CLASS 17. CLASS 18. CLASS 19. CLASS 20.

National Convention Discussion of a booklet/binder to be made that we, as an association can pass on to states that are interested in hosting the convention. In it would be information from past National Convention state hosts, copies of the banquet programs, the membership booklet, and the fun auction instructions. Also included in the booklet would be any correspondence that the host of the national convention had with members. We feel this would be a beneficial tool for upcoming national RWDCA hosts. This booklet will be constructed by the national convention committee, and be passed on year after year. Discussion of the National RWDCA convention sale. For use of the RWDCA logo and name, there will be a 1% of the sale gross to be repaid to the RWDCA association. For this percent the sale manager will receive use of the name/ logo, use of the membership database, social media outlets, website, and centerspread of the bloodlines at discounted rate in the month prior to the convention. Also listing of course the dates in all outlets (i.e calendar, web site) If you are a sale manager and would like limited promotions from the RWDCA, one line of text on the bulletin board in the bloodlines, date of your sale listed in the calendar, your sale on the website calendar, $225. To also have your catalog posted on our Facebook page and a link on our website to your catalog, additional $300.00. Structure of BOD The manager of the RWDCA office is to work directly with the President. If problems arise with President the manager is to contact the Vice President and then the executive board. Ideas suggestions and assignments all flow through the president to the manager. This is also listed in our bylaws. Mike brown made a motion for the responsible restructure of the Board of Directors from nine currently to seven members. Starting with the election of two directors in 2017 and two directors in 2018. Second Gary. Unanimous. No discussion. This amendment to the bylaws shall read; article 4 section 1 of the bylaws to read the Board of Directors shall consist of seven members instead of nine. This amendment will be presented at the general membership meeting on Friday, July 8, 2016. The executive committee, finance committee, nominating committee and USLGE committee will all become internal committees. There will be a junior committee, promotions committee, show committee, national convention committee and a scholarship committee.

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2016 ALL-AMERICAN RED & WHITE CONTEST

Spring Heifer Calf, born March 1, 2016 through May 31, 2016 Winter Heifer Calf, born December 1, 2015 through February 29, 2016 Fall Heifer Calf, born September 1, 2015 through November 30, 2015 Summer Yearling Heifer, born June 1, 2015 through August 31, 2015 Spring Yearling Heifer, born March 1, 2015 through May 31, 2015 Winter Yearling Heifer, born December 1, 2014 through February 28, 2015 Fall Yearling Heifer, born September 1, 2014 through November 30, 2014 Fall Yearling in Milk, born September 1, 2014 through November 30, 2014 Junior 2 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2014 through August 31, 2014 Senior 2 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2013 through February 28, 2014 Junior 3 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2013 through August 31, 2013 Senior 3 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2012 through February 28, 2013 4 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2011 through August 31, 2012 5 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2010 through August 31, 2011 Aged Cow 6 Years and Over, born before September 1, 2010 125,000 lb. Cow Junior Best 3 Females Senior Best 3 Females Produce of Dam Dam & Daughter

RWDCA APPROVED SHOWS

The list of National/Approved Shows will be on the RWDCA website at www.redandwhitecattle.com

ONLY RESULTS OF THESE SHOWS ACCEPTED

NOTICE:

During verification process of entries if a mistake is found, you will have 24 hours from your point of contact by RWDCA to correct your mistake or entry will be disqualified. You will receive an email and phone call from the RWDCA office. Once the process of verification is complete, all placings resulting from the contest stand.

Animals must be RED AND WHITE in color. Entry must be shown during the contest year. All owners must be RWDCA members. Exhibitor must fill out an Official Entry Form completely. All entries are required to show at an RWDCA Approved Show and ALL results of RWDCA Approved/ NATIONAL Shows are to be listed (OPEN PLACINGS ONLY - DO NOT INCLUDE JUNIOR PLACINGS). No other show results should be listed and will not be accepted. Any Canadian entries must have shown at one RWDCA U.S. National and/or Approved show. A HIGH-RESOLUTION DIGITAL COPY PHOTO of the animal at the same age, year and stage of lactation as shown must be sent to the RWDCA office via email on/or before November 15, 2016 (If photos are taken at fall shows after the postmark deadline, please let the RWDCA office know that the photo will be coming in at a later time. NO PAPER COPIES WILL BE ACCEPTED! The responsibility for obtaining and paying for the photo rests entirely on the exhibitor, as does delivery within the specified time. The name of the animal and date picture was taken must accompany the photo. For group classes, individual photos must be submitted for each animal (ex: 3 individual photos for Junior Best 3). Judges may declare “No Contest” for any class in which numbers or quality of animals would justify such action. Postmark deadline for entry forms is November 15, 2016. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Entries can be faxed or emailed, but it is the exhibitor’s responsibility to contact the office to make sure entry has been received. If you have any questions, please call 608-790-5595 or email rwdcainfo@gmail.com. There is a $150 nomination fee due at the time of nomination. Paid nomination fee will be applied to an ad if you so desire in the January or February issues. January issue is where the All-American nominations are placed and February issue is where the All-American results are placed. There will be no carryover credit allowed past those issues. At the time of entry, an animal may be entered in the 125,000 lb. Milk class or its appropriate age class but not both. A front copy of the REGISTRATION PAPER must accompany entry form; otherwise, entry will be disqualified.

ALL-AMERICAN ENTRY FORM NO ENTRY FEE NO ENTRY FEE OFFICIAL Postmark Deadline November 15, 2016 $150 @ Nomination

$150 @ Nomination

ITEMS REQUIRED: ENTRY FORM, DIGITAL PHOTO, FRONT COPY OF REGISTRATION PAPER DO NOT SEND DO NOT SEND Mail: RWDCA, 2317 International Lane Suite 219 Madison, WI 53704 MONEY AT TIME OF MONEY AT TIME OF Phone: 608-790-5595 Fax: 608-299-0800 Email: rwdcainfo@gmail.com ENTRY ENTRY ANIMAL’S NAME_________________________________________________REG #__________________DOB____________

Recess 4:00 PM. Reconvene 8 AM Thursday, July 7

PHOTO DATE ______________ PHOTO #__________________Class #________________ Class Name_______________________ PLACINGS, CHAMPIONSHIPS & CLASS (i.e. 1st Fall Calf) NAME OF SHOW DATE OF SHOW

Discussion continues on finances for the A/R and A/P.

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Jake Skinner gave a farewell speech to the Board of Directors as he is encouraged with the state of the association. He reminded us although there is currently lots of transition, moving forward we were in a good spot to continue our new programs with new blood.

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Dennis Gransee made a motion to adjourn Bonnie seconded. Unanimous. No discussion.

Meeting adjourned 9:45 am Thursday, July 7, 2016. Meeting recess for lunch. 11:57 Reconvene 1:15 Mike Brown reported on the USLGE fund. Upcoming trade missions were discussed. Dues for the USLGE and the budget line for the USLGE was discussed and left the same. Also discussed was the Audit and the full repayment that will be due in September. Also Mike stressed that we should all be thinking on where we could possibly have some trade of Red genetics, as the paperwork for approval takes some time. Moving forward he will work closely with Bonnie to teach her the procedures of the USLGE.

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___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ In compliance with the rules of the All-American Red & White contest, I have correctly listed all placings at all RWDCA National/Approved Shows (OPEN ONLY) at which this animal was exhibited.

SIGNATURE ______________________________________________________________________________________ NAME ___________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ STREET ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP ________________________________________________________________________________________ 19 EMAIL _______________________________________________________ PHONE __________________________

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2016 Minnesota State Show

2016 JR ALL-AMERICAN RED & WHITE CONTEST

Spring Heifer Calf, born March 1, 2016 through May 31, 2016 Winter Heifer Calf, born December 1, 2015 through February 28, 2016 Fall Heifer Calf, born September 1, 2015 through November 30, 2015 Summer Yearling Heifer, born June 1, 2015 through August 31, 2015 Spring Yearling Heifer, born March 1, 2015 through May 31, 2015 Winter Yearling Heifer, born December 1, 2014 through February 28, 2015 Fall Yearling Heifer, born September 1, 2014 through November 30, 2014 Fall Yearling in Milk, born September 1, 2014 through November 30, 2014 Junior 2 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2014 through August 31, 2014 Senior 2 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2013 through February 28, 2014 Junior 3 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2013 through August 31, 2013 Senior 3 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2012 through February 28, 2013 4 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2011 through August 31, 2012 5 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2010 through August 31, 2011 Aged Cow 6 Years and Over, born before September 1, 2010 125,000 lb. Cow

RWDCA APPROVED JR SHOWS

The list of National/Approved Jr Shows will be on the RWDCA website at www.redandwhitecattle.com

ONLY RESULTS OF THESE SHOWS ACCEPTED

NOTICE: During verification process of entries if a mistake is found, you will have 24 hours from your point of contact by RWDCA to correct your mistake or entry will be disqualified. You will receive an email and phone call from the RWDCA office. Once the process of verification is complete, all placings resulting from the contest stand.

Animals must be RED AND WHITE in color. Animals must be owned or leased by the Junior by July 1 of the current year. Registry and/or transfer applications must be received by the Holstein Association USA by July 15 of the current year . With the exception of animals purchased by and transferred or leased to a junior at RWDCA National Convention (same day of sale). Entry must be solely owned by Junior(s), who is a bonafide Junior member of the RWDCA. RWDCA Juniors are defined as who pay a one-time Junior membership fee. Juniors are defined as youth from their 9th birthday until December 31 of the year they become 21. If an animal is sold from one junior to another junior during the show season, the last exhibitor will receive award. If an animal is sold from a junior exhibitor to a senior, only shows that junior was on the halter will be eligible for the contest. Any Canadian entries must have shown at one RWDCA U.S. National and/or Approved show. For show placing to be eligible, the animal must be owned and shown by the Junior. PLACINGS WHERE JUNIOR OWNER WAS NOT ON THE HALTER ARE NOT ACCEPTED. (Only exception is the alternate leadsperson policy of RWDCA). Exhibitor must complete an official entry form. All results of RWDCA Approved/NATIONAL Junior Shows are to be listed (JUNIOR PLACINGS ONLY - DO NOT INCLUDE OPEN PLACINGS). No other show results should be listed and will not be accepted. A HIGH-RESOLUTION DIGITAL COPY PHOTO of the animal at the same age, year and stage of lactation as shown must be sent to the RWDCA office via email on/or before November 15, 2016 (If photos are taken at fall shows after the postmark deadline, please let the RWDCA office know that the photo willbe coming in at a later time.) NO PAPER COPIES WILL BE ACCEPTED! The responsibility for obtaining and paying for the photo rests entirely on the exhibitor,as does delivery within the specified time. The name of the animal and date picture was taken must accompany the photo. Judges may declare "No Contest" for any class where numbers or quality of animals justify such action. Postmark deadline for entry forms is November 15, 2016. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Entries can be faxed or emailed, but it is the exhibitor’s responsibility to contact the office to make sure entry has been received. If you have any questions, please call 608-790-5595 or email rwdcainfo@gmail.com. There is a $75 nomination fee due at the time of nomination. Paid nomination fee will be applied to an ad if you so desire in the March issue. March is the Junior issue where Junior All-American nominations and results will be posted. There will be no carryover credit allowed past those issues. Junior owned and exhibited animals may also be entered in the Open All-American Contest if all rules are followed and fees are paid. At the time of entry, an animal may be entered in the 125,000 lb. Milk class or its appropriate age class but not both. A front copy of the REGISTRATION PAPER must accompany entry form; otherwise, entry will be disqualified.

NO ENTRY FEE OFFICIAL JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN ENTRY FORM NO ENTRY FEE $75 NOMINATION FEE $75 NOMINATION FEE DO NOT SEND MONEY AT TIME OF ENTRY Postmark Deadline November 15, 2016 DO NOT SEND MONEY AT TIME OF ENTRY ITEMS REQUIRED: ENTRY FORM, DIGITAL PHOTO, FRONT COPY OF REGISTRATION PAPER Mail: RWDCA, 2317 International Lane Suite 219 Madison, WI 53704 Phone: 608-790-5595 Fax: 608-299-0800 Email: rwdcainfo@gmail.com ANIMAL’S NAME_________________________________________________REG #__________________DOB____________

The 2016 Minnesota State Red & White State Show was held in Rochester, Minnesota on June 22. Officiating for the day was Lynn Harbaugh of Marion, WI.

June 22, 2016

Junior Champion of the Open show was Strans-Jen-D TwistRed-ET exhibited by Stransky & Dingbaum. Reserve Junior Champion went to Wallmac Hztr Hop Mia-Red-ET, Exhibited by Arnold, Ashley & Andy Gruenes.

Junior Champion of the Junior Show went to Wallmac Hztr Hop Mia-Red-ET, Exhibited by Arnold, Ashley & Andy Gruenes. Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show went to Stranshome B Afinity-Red-ET exhibited by Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky.

Intermediate Champion of the Open Show was Ms Kulp Terra RB Val-Red-ET exhibited by Arnold, Ashley & Andy Gruenes. Reserve Intermediate Champion went to Mahoney Destry Rae-Red exhibited by Keith & Kay Mahoney.

Intermediate Champion of the Junior show went to Ms Kulp Terra RB Val-Red-ET exhibited by Arnold, Ashley & Andy Gruenes. Reserve Intermediate of the Junior show was Jerland Shrb Natane-Red-ET, exhibited by Nicholas, Katherine & Clara Thompson.

Senior & Grand Champion went to the Minnesota Legend herself, Jen-D Devil Tiffany-Red exhibited by Jeni Dingbaum & Reid Stransky. Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion went to her herdmate, Cleland Absolute Coleen-Red exhibited by Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky!

Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show was Cleland Absolute Coleen-Red exhibited by Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky. Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show was Ms Kulp Terra RB Val-Red-ET exhibited by Arnold, Ashley & Andy Gruenes.

2016 Western PA R&W Championship Show

Elsie Jerzak, Katelyn Nolt, Grand Champion, Katelyn Taylor (for Cael Hembury), Reserve Grand Champion,Donovan Hollingsworth, Joelle Urban

August 18, 2016

JJudge Donovan Hollingsworth judged the Western PA R&W Championship Show, held in Troy PA. Junior Champion of both the Open & Junior show was Roll-n-View Abs Honeydo-Red exhibited by Jacob Geiser. Grand Champion of both the Junior Show and Open Show went to Katelyn Nolt with Oakland-View H Champ-Red-ET. Reserve Grand Champion of both the Junior Show & Open Show went to Cherry-Lor Ladd Ripple-Red exhibited by Cael Hembury. Ripple was also Best Bred & Owned of both the Open & Junior Show!

PHOTO DATE ______________ PHOTO #_____________________ Class #________________Class Name_____________________ PLACINGS,CHAMPIONSHIPS & CLASS (i.e. 1st Fall Calf)

NAME OF SHOW

DATE OF SHOW

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ In compliance with the rules of the Junior All-American Red & White contest, I have correctly listed all placings at all shows (JUNIOR ONLY) following RWDCA guidelines for Red & White shows at which I was on the halter (or approved alternate leadsperson) when this animal was exhibited.

SIGNATURE ___________________________________________________EXHIBITOR DATE OF BIRTH ____________________________ NAME ___________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ STREET ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP ________________________________________________________________________________________

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2016 Ohio State Fair Open Show

July 31, 2016

Judge Mike Berry placed 66 Red & Whites during the Ohio State Fair. His Junior Champion was Zehrview Armani Martie-Red, exhibited by Wolf & Heath. Reserve Junior Champion was Lah-Dale Malone Shin-Red, exhibited by Chris & Elizabeth Lahmers. Grand Champion was awarded to 4 year old, Balmoral Lars Avian-Red, exhibited by Madelyn Topp. Reserve Grand Champion went to, Junior 3 year old, Miss Redlights Raven Red exhibited by Kurt Wolfe. Photo courtesy: Ohio Holstein News 21

2016 Ohio State Fair Red & White Junior Show Judge Jeremy Kohler placed 37 head at the Ohio State Fair Red & White Junior Show. Grand Champion went to Olivia Finke, with Oakvale Advent Cinnabar-Red, Reserve Grand Champion went to Balmarol Lars Aurian-Red, exhibited by Madelyn Topp! Junior Champion was awarded to Miley Barbwire Glory-Red exhibited by David Miley. Elaine Lahmers exhibited the Reserve Junior Champion, Lah-Dale Malone Shin-Red. Intermediate Champion was Willolea-CW Saphire-Red exhibited by Madelyn Topp. Reserve Intermediate Champion went to Cora Gunkleman with Do-Ra-Me Contender Rita-Red.

The Champion Bred & Owned Cow was the Junior two year old, Synergy Always a Stunner-Red, bred & owned by Carmen Haack. Champion Bred & Owned heifer went Siemers About Greta-Red-ET, bred and owned by Lauren Siemers. 22

August 21, 2016

Judge Eric Topp placed the Red & White Show at the Kentucky State Fair. Topping the heifer show was the winning winter calf, Kinslows Armani-91-Red exhibited by McKenzie F Pedigo, Smiths Grove, KY. Reserve Junior Champion was awarded to the winning Winter Yearling, Buckmeadow Brad Addison exhibited by Tyler Buckley, Lawrenceburg, KY. Grand Chamion honors went to the winning Aged Cow, Folzbrook Advent Janie-Red exhibited by Sunrose Holsteins, Millersburg, IN. Reserve Grand Champion was the Junior Two year old, Kawartha Absolute Teaghan exhibited by Rocky Top Holsteins, Lafollette, TN Pictures Provided by: Melissa Hart, Dairy Agenda Today

2016 Wisconsin State Fair Red & White Show

GRAND CHAMPIONS

Pictured: Reserve Grand Champion: Balmarol Lars Aurian with Madelyn Topp, Grand Champion: Oakvale Advent Cinnabar-Red with Olivia Finke and Judge Jeremy Kohler.

2016 Wisconsin State Fair Red & White Junior Show JJudge Ted Dement placed 51 head at The Wisconsin State Fair Junior show. He selected his winning Summer Yearling, Siemers Cntdr Lauryn-Red as his Junior Champion. Lauryn was exhibited by Brook Roberts. Reserve Junior Champion honors went to the winning Spring Yearling, Siemers About Greta-RedET, Exhibited by Lauren Siemers. Senior Champion honors went to the winning five year old cow, Rosedale 2 Hot 2 Handle-Red, she was exhibited by Carley Krull. Reserve Senior Champion went to the winning Senior three year old, Warmka Chris Leah 1441-Red, she was exhibited by Danielle Warmka.

July 28, 2016 2016 Kentucky State Fair Red & White Show

CHAMPIONS

August 5-6, 2016

Pictured: Cole Booth, Alice in Dairyland, Hailey Gaedtke, Carley Krull with Grand Champion Rosedale 2 Hot 2 Handle-Red, Brook Roberts with Junior Champion Siemers Cntdr Lauryn-Red, Lauren Siemers, Wisconsin Fairest of the Fairs, and Carmen Haack.

JHammertime Noniberry-Red, exhibited by Crescentmead, topped the Wisconsin State Fair Red & White show, judged by Jeff Brown. Reserve Grand Champion honors went to Mar-Linda-K Baby RaeRed-TW exhibited by Nicole Wright. Junior Champion honors went to CarKen Heztry Lulu-Red for owners Carley Krull and Kendall Grace Maxwell. Reserve Junior Champion went to Krull Apple Delight-Red also exhibited by Carley Krull.

August 14, 2016 Pictured: Wisconsin R&W Princess, Danielle Warmka, Cassy Krull, Owen Strauss and Hannah Nelson, Wisconsin Holstein Princess.

Pictured: Wisconsin R&W Princess, Kayla Wright with Reserve Grand Champion & Sarah Wendorf with the Grand Champion.

2016 Indiana State Fair Red & White Show

August 17, 2016

Judge Chad Ryan sorted through the Red & White Show at the Indiana State Fair. No stranger to the winner's circle, Grand Champion honors went to Foltzbrook Advent JanieRed, exhibited by Sunrose Holsteins. Reserve Grand Champion was TJ-Pollema Rdlnr Shania-Red exhibited by Lookwell Farm! The Intermediate Champion was Ten-Win SS Duce Ivey-Red, exhibited by Sunrose Holsteins. Reserve Intermediate Champion was Lipply Rudolph Hallie-Red, exhibited by Lipply Holsteins. Wicker Farms exhibited the Junior Champion, Hilltop-RJ Moz Raisa-Red. Reserve Junior Champion was Loggan-Acres AR ScarletRed, she was exhibited by Loggan Acres.

2016 All Wisconsin Championship Show

July 29, 2016

O-Jr Class Madison, WI  Judge: Molly Sloan, Columbus, WI  100 Shown Spring Calf, Exhibitor 9 & Under (4) 1 1 Crescentmead DUNK Donut-Red• Grady & Lane Wendorf * Kenton Parish, Ixonia, WI 2 Krull Apple Delight-Red • Carley Krull, Lake Mills, WI Spring Calf (9) 1 Ms Addiction Jealousy-Red• Highlife & Graisson Schmidt, Black River Falls, WI 2 Forest-Ridge Absl March-Red• Loehr & Harbaugh, Marion, IL 1 Crescentmead DUNK Donut-Red• Grady & Lane Wendorf * Kenton Parish, Ixonia, WI Winter Calf (10) 1 Milksource L Trouble-Red-ET. • Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI•Junior Champ Open Show• 2 1 Bella-On-Q Lots of Love-Red-ET • J&M Harbaugh & A, M, N Zimmerman, Marion, WI Fall Cafl (13) 1 MD-Maple-Lawn Sicily-Red-ET• Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon, Lomira, WI •Reserve Jr Champ Open Show• Jr Champion Open Show 2 Siemers Lotus Jubba-Red-ET• Siemers Holsteins., Newton, WI 1 Siemers Lutus Jubah-Red-ET• C,J,C,J,J,& L Siemers, Newton, WI Summer Yearling Heifer (10) 1 Crescentmead Sweet Pea-Red• Milksource Genetics & Grady Wendorf, Ixonia, WI 2 Milksource A Trinket-Red• Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI 1 Nobland Defiant Erica-Red•Ainsley Noble Lancaster, WI Spring Yearling Heifer (6) 1 1 Siemers About Greta-Red-ET • C,J, C, J, J & L Siemers, Newton, WI•Junior Champ Junior Show• 2 2 Lakebreeze Delight-Red-ET • Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia, WI•Reserve Junior Champ Jr Show• Winter Yearling Heifer(6) 1 Milksource DNT Talia-Red-ET • Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI 2 Sunspark Armani Disco-Red • Brown Star Dairy, Gillette, WI 3 1 Lyn-Vale Cherry Wine-Red-ET• Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth., Plymouth, WI Fall Yearling Heifer(5) 1 1 Overland AS Grafitti-Red • McKenna & Coltin Coffeen Depere, WI 2 2 Duckett Armani Luck-Red • Melissa Sprecher, Sauk City, WI Junior Two Year Old (8) 1 Milksource Barb Love-Red-ET • Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI 2 Rynearson Rainy Razzy-Red • Don Rynearson, Watertown, WI 1 Krull DJ Avatar-Red • Carley Krull., Lake Mills, WI Senior Champions Senior Two Year Old (4) Open Show 1 Miss Hot Mama-Red-ET• Smith, Majesticview, Kueffner & Crailoo, Watertown, WI 2 1 Kamps-Hollow Acapella-Red-ET • Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia, WI Junior Three Year Old (4) 1 Miss Apple Snapple-Red• Milksource Genetics., Kaukauna, WI • Res. Int & Res Grand Champion Open Show • 2 Ms Roll N View Althea-Red-ET • Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI 3 1 Kaymanor Destry Minnesota-Red • Ryan Smith, Monticello, WI Senior Three Year Old (7) 1 Underwood Dusk Jazz-Red• Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI • Int & Grand Champion Open Show 2 Milksource Redburst Alma-Red • Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI 1 Warmka Chris Leah 1441-Red• Brad & Danielle Warmka, Fox Lake, WI Four Year Old (6) 1 Crescentmead Sweetie Pie-Red •Grady Wendorf & Milksource, Kaukauna, WI •Senior Champion-Open Show -Champion B&O 2 Rokey-Benfer R Cutie-Red-ET• Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI • Res. Senior Champion-Open Show • Five Year Old (7) 1 Rosedale Lucky Rose-Red• Rosedale Genetics, Oxford, WI 2 Paulsoncrest Stormy-Red • Paulsoncrest, Columbus, WI 3 1 Rosedale 2 Hot 2 Handle-Red• Carley Krull, Lake Mills, WI Aged Cow (2) 1 Hilrose Advent Anna-Red-ET • Joseph Brantmeier, Sherwood, WI 2 St-yle-SA Kenzee-Red • Stephany Aves, Belmont, WI 125,000lb Cows (2) 1 Dupasquier Contender WH-Red• Heatherstone Enterprises, Baraboo, WI 2 MS Hack Ella Rae-Red-ET• Hackman, Parsons & Smith, Watertown, WI Junior Best Three Females •Milksource, LLC., Kaukauna, WI Senior Best Three Females • Rosedale Genetics, Oxford, WI Premier Breeder & Exhibitor • Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna, WI Photos by: Nancy Sell, Twisted Genes

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Cedar Lane Farm, Inc. Milk & Honey Genetics 87 Homestead Rd.Oldwick, NJ 08858 Phone: Bill Taylor (908) 642-5122 Email: wtaylor@cedarlanefarm.net

D & D HOLSTEINS

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Davidsonview

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John & Tineke Boschma H4370 Townline Rd. Colby, WI 54421 Phone: 715-223-0534 Fax: 715-223-1114

Farm Phone: 847-526-6644 Ethan Heinzmann: 847-224-7861 Josh Fairbanks: 319-480-3692

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41 Grove St. • Adams, NY 13605 Phone: 315-232-2841 • Cell Phone: 315-405-1588 Fax: 315-232-4153

Good Livestock Jerry Good

5314 100th St, Caledonia, MI 49316 616-262-6904 medobloomfarm@yahoo.com

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Oneeda Farms, LLC Registered Holsteins Since 1929

6N411 Corron Road, St. Charles, IL 60175 (630) 377-0454 alenkaitis@aol.com www.lenkaitisholsteins.com

Roger & Camille Hibschman 71957 County Rd. 35 Oliver Hibschman 1951-1991 Syracuse, Indiana 46567 Phone: 574-529-3729 Roger Hibschman, Herdsman Jeff Prough, Herdsman Phone: 574-596-5823 Email: oneeda@centurylink.net Phone: 574-596-5825

Clee Hibschman 1929-1951

The All-American Kind! Palmyra Farm

Palmyra Lad Many-Red-ET GP-83

The Shank & Creek Families 18811 Wagaman Road Hagerstown, MD 21740 Phone: 301-491-5607

PECKMAN HOMESTEAD FARM Tony Peckman 1032 Peckman Dr, Chambersburg, PA 17202 Phone: 717-552-5103 - Tony Email: TLpeckman@pa.net

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RED CREST FARM

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Jake Skinner 11403 Orchard Rd. Mercersburg, PA 172336 Phone: 717-860-8292 Email:Dyks jakeskinner@embarqmail.com Kite -Red EX-95

Linda

Sardius Holsteins Striving for Longevity

Blondin DestrySally-Red

Tabby

4-01 2x 365 36,990 4.2 1562 3.5 1300 -Red Briar-Berry Cntnd Nominated All-American 1st 125,000lb Cow Int’l R&W Spring Show 2012 Matt & Mandy Winter Yearling Nominated All-American All-American 4-Yr-Old 2008 & Aged Cow 2010 5th Int’l R&W Show 2012 Nunes & Family -Red Glad-Ray Winter Yearling 1st Aged Cow, Sr. & Grand 4th Winter Calf Grand Int’l R&W Show 2011 nd 2 Int’l R&WSpring Show 2012 Int'l R&W Spring Show 2011 Nominated All-American 2nd Winter Calf Royal Winter Fair 2011 4th Int’l R&W Show 2012 World Champion Red & White 2009 Summer Yearling Destry x VG87 Talent x VG89 Red-Marker 11812 120th Ave Show 2012 1st & Jr. Champion Eastern States Kite x EX94 Rubens x GP83 Broker x 1st Int’l R&W Spring Show 2012 of the Debutantes” x Skychief“Home Supra EX93-3E Chippewa Falls, WI Hill 54729 Owned with: Chris & Jen & VG Astro Jet x VG Sheik x VG Marquis Ned 1st All-American R&W Show 2012 Website: www.holsteinworld.com/Scientific x 5 more VG-EX dams 715-288-5838 Cassie Hawthorne 2nd Int’l R&W Show 2012 Email: mmnunes@centurytel.net Owned with: Cormdale Owned with: Glad Ray, Chad Umbel, & Genetics Inc, & Oscar Dupasquier Chris & Jen Hill

Sam & Anne Appleby

Box 2273, Steinbach, MB R5G 1N7, Canada 204-326-9270  applebys@sardiusholsteins.com www.sardiusholsteins.com

WILLOLEA HOLSTEINS

Chuck & Sue Will & Yasushi Tachibana 19210 Co Hwy 39, Underwood, MN 56586 Phone: (218) 826-6725 Fax: (218) 826-7432 Cell: (218) 731-9536 Email: willoleaholsteins@gmail.com

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86 Douglas Road, West Sutton, MA 01590 Ph: 508.865.0640 Fax: 508.865.4128 Cell: 508.277.0619 whittierfarms2@verizon.net www.whittierfarms.com

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12863 W. Kamm, Riverdale, CA 93656 Phone: 559-867-4457 Fax: 559-866-3706 Email: sdmaddox@yahoo.com

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Apples ABSOLUTE-RED-ET CV EX-94 ST 76HO00582 • USA 139358472 Sire: Ladino Park Talent-IMP-ET*RC Dam: KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET EX-96 3E DOM 10* USDA/CDCB/HA August 2016 GTPI +1534 • Fat +6 +.26% • Prot +.14% PTAT +2.77 • UDC +2.72 • FLC +2.24 • R 98%

Häni’s Futur Absolute Redlife

• Reserve Grand Champion of the Intermediate Show, Swiss Expo 2016 • Best Udder, Swiss Expo 2016 • 1st Place Senior 3-Year-Old, Swiss Expo 2016

Meadow Green Abso Fanny-Red EX-93

• All-Canadian R&W Senior Cow 2015 • First 4-Year-Old & Reserve Grand Champion, Royal Winter Fair, R&W Holstein Show 2015

AWESOME-RED’S first calves exhibit the beautiful frame – long, lean dairy necks that blend beautifully through the shoulder. He has produced daughters that embody his name.

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76HO01603 • USA 72186769 Sire: Apples Absolute-Red-ET Dam: Luck-E Advent Asia*RC EX-94 USDA/CDCB/HA August 2016 GTPI +1653 • Fat +.10% • Prot +.03% PTAT +3.09 • UDC +3.31 • FLC +1.54 • R 78%

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551HO03130 • 840 3010365126 Sire: Butz-Hill Megasire-ET TV TL TY TD Dam: Ri-Val-Re Alchemy Nikole-ET USDA/CDCB/HA August 2016 GTPI +2569 • Fat +39 • Prot +47 +.04% PTAT +1.91 • UDC +1.72 • FLC +1.12 • R 75%

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