August Shorthorn Country

august 2017

The Voice of the Shorthorn Breed.

Shorthorn Country august 2017 issue 7 • volume 44

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= Features

Thank you Kat.................................................................................... 16 2017 National Junior Shorthorn Heifer Show............................... 24 Bred & Owned Heifer Show............................................................. 28 ShorthornPlus Heifer Show.............................................................. 30 Show Heifer EPDs............................................................................. 33 Shorthorn Steer Show....................................................................... 34 ShorthornPlus Steers......................................................................... 36 Bred & Owned Shorthorn Bulls...................................................... 38

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=Departments Update..................................................................................8 Association Outlook........................................................10 Beef Business.....................................................................14 News & Notes....................................................................16 Regional Show Schedule..................................................55 Beef Blurb..........................................................................56 Junior Corner....................................................................58 Show Schedule..................................................................68 Sales Calendar...................................................................71 Ad Index............................................................................73

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The August cover was designed by Amy Sampson, photos by Cindy Cagwin-Johston & CasseeLynn Johnston

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= Shorthorn Update

7607 NW Prairie View Rd. • Kansas City, MO 64151-1544 816-599-7777 • FAX: 816-599-7782 Montie D. Soules, asa executive secretary/CEO montie@shorthorn.org Matt Woolfolk, director of performance programs, performance data & commercial acceptance • matt@shorthorn.org Heather Lange, director of customer service, registrations & DNA • heather@shorthorn.org Shelby Rogers, director of youth activities, marketing & communications • shelby@shorthorn.org Emily Velisek, show/membership coordinator & assistant youth activities director • emilyv@shorthorn.org Rochelle Wilson, director of finances • rochelle@shorthorn.org

ASA Board of Directors Mark Gordon, president 217-737-7905 James Freed, vice president 405-370-1482 Marty Loving, 620-786-2018 Ed Kruse, 719-252-1084 Rick Leone, 719-468-1981 Tom Turner, 614-499-5248 Robert Alden, 816-632-8509 Nancy Grathwohl-Heter, 785-587-7947 Hugh Mooney, 916-319-0488 Shorthorn Foundation Bill Rasor, president American Junior Shorthorn Association Zach Fanning, president National Shorthorn Lassies Jessica McCall, president

ASA Dates of Note

Oct.14 Leading a Legacy Fundraiser Oct. 25 Performance Data Due in August ASA office for Spring 2018 Aug. 1 Builder of the Breed Nominations Genetic Evaluation Due to ASA Office Oct. 26 American Royal Junior Aug. 1 Ballots for delegate voting will Shorthorn Show and National be mailed to members in good Shorthorn Show - 12 p.m. standing November Aug. 3-6 The Summit - IGS Youth Nov. 1 Inventories mailed for WHR Leadership Conference, Nov. 11 NAILE - Jr. ShorthornPlus Show Lincoln, Neb. (KEY Conference) Nov. 12 NAILE - Jr. Shorthorn Show Aug. 31 ASA Fiscal year ends: All Nov. 13 NAILE - National ShorthornPlus registration counted for Century Show followed by National Club must be registered by Aug. 31 Shorthorn Show (cattle released Aug. 31 Keystone International Livestock after conclusion of show) Expo (KILE) entry deadline Nov. 15 Fort Worth - Entry Deadline September Nov. 23-24 ASA Office ClosedSept. 4 ASA Office Closed-Labor Day Thanksgiving and day after Sept. 5 Delegate Ballots due in ASA office December Sept. 12 American Royal ownership Dec. 1-2 Annual Meeting & Forum - deadline and entry deadline Harrah’s Hotel & Casino, Kansas October City, MO Oct. 1 NAILE Junior Show ownership and entry deadline Ready to start receiving your monthly Oct. 7 KILE National Shorthorn and account statement via email? It’s almost ShorthornPlus Show here! Keep an eye out for an opt in email Oct. 8 KILE Junior Shorthorn and from info@shorthorn.org; we sent out our ShorthornPlus Show first round of requests to opt in the first week of July.

NAILE Hotel Info With a football game the same weekend, there are limited rooms at the Hilton Garden Inn. The Holiday Inn is across the street from the Hilton Garden Inn. We have a block of rooms at both hotels. For reservations, call the hotel directly and ask for the American Shorthorn Association Block. For any other questions call the ASA.

Hilton Garden Inn Louisville Airport 2735 Crittenden Drive, Louisville, KY 40209 • Phone: 502-318-2346 Holiday Inn Louisville Airport - Fair/Expo 447 Farmington Ave., Louisville, KY 40209 • Phone: 502-637-4500 8

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Non-Certificate Bulls To make a bull non-certificate, ALL DNA requirements for an A.I. Sire must be completed before we will make them non-certificate.

A.I. Certificate Bulls As of January 1, 2017, any bull releasing its first A.I certificate, will not be able to until ALL DNA is completed.

Transferring Bred Females Bred females being transferred must have all the breeding information including name and registration number of sire(s), type of service, date of service and/or pasture exposure dates.

Contemporary Groups

If you enter your calf crop into the registry in several different sessions, you must indicate which contemporary group each calf belongs to. To do this, use management codes (the “Mgmt” box) and the “Season” drop down menu when submitting calves to the registry. All calves in a contemporary group must have the same management code and same season submitted in order to be properly grouped together. If these are not used, the registry will group calves by the day they are submitted.

WHR Breeders 1. WHR Breeders cannot register any calves until their cow herd inventory assessment is completed and paid in full for that calendar year. 2. To take advantage of the free registration benefit of being a WHR Breeder, you must register your natural calf before it turns one (1) year of age. Reminder to all WHR breeders: 2017 WHR Assessments need to be completed before any 2017 calves can be registered. Be sure to keep an eye on your inventory throughout the year if you are buying bred females; some might come from TOC breeders or breeders who haven’t completed the assessment. You will be able to assess newly added females for the same price you paid initially, just contact us and we can adjust the price. *This includes foundation females as well as females enrolled from other breeds **Once the balance is paid for the assessment you can re-validate your work and then commit to registry. ***To access your unassessed females: Herd Mgmt->Inventory->Assessment Age

Regular Office Hours

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Friday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Central Time Zone

2017 International Year Code: E

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= Association Outlook

“Taking Flight with Red, Roan & White”

Montie D. asa executive Soules secretary/CEO

Take Flight All Year Long Attend & Promote the Breed at County & State Fairs Watch for State Delegate Ballots This Month

Year-end Deadlines August 31 Century Club Registrations All activities recorded in this fiscal year

Plan to Attend

2017 Annual Meeting Forum & Awards Banquet Dec. 1 & 2, 2017 Harrah’s Hotel & Casino • Kansas City, MO Friday December 1st - Afternoon Educational Breakout Sessions Online Registration Training Proper Contemporary Groups Demonstrating Tissue DNA Samples Marketing Strategies

Saturday December 2nd Morning Sessions - Educational Forum How Genomics Work Importance of Whole Herd Reporting Blending Performance and Phenotype Panel Discussion: Genetics Needed for the Commercial Industry Take Home Points to Move the Breed Lunch Afternoon Session Annual Meeting Followed by Social Evening - Awards Banquet New Recognition for Builder of the Breed

Shorthorn Impact Breed Initiatives Develop Better Shorthorn Cattle (see results in 5 years) Shorthorn Breeders Producing Better Animals Use Extensive Culling Practices Create Sire Test Program (fully operational in 2 years) Identify Cooperator Commercial Test Herds Shorthorn Breeders Contribute Semen for Sire Testing Membership Recognition (started December 2016) Develop New Programs to Recognize Members Years of Membership, Shows, Performance and Special Achievements

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e just finished up the National Junior Shorthorn Show and Youth Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This is the breed’s largest event of the year. Families from all over the country came together with a common passion for the Shorthorn Breed. This year the theme was “Taking Flight with Red, Roan and White” and boy did the youth of our breed take flight for this week of fun, education and excitement! From the Opening Ceremonies to the selection of the last Champion, it was a great week for Shorthorns. Yes, many focus on the cattle show and thanks to those individuals the quality of animals exhibited was one of the better sets of cattle we have had at a Junior National. I personally would like to congratulate the exhibitors of the Bred & Owned cattle. The Bred & Owned Purebred champion drive would easily compare to Louisville or Denver most any year. This was an awesome example of the job members of our breed are doing with our youth. This is not to take away from the ShorthornPlus or Owned Purebred show. The animals displayed the results of focusing on the Breed Initiatives to produce better cattle with performance data (listed on the lower left of this page). I also want to give credit to all the youth exhibitors who participated in the other contests that are a huge part of this event. Contests such as Speech, Quiz Bowl, Poster, Arts & Crafts, Beef Cook-off, Judging and many more help shape our young people for the future. Shorthorn has one of the highest participation percentages in non-showing activities (without being required) as any breed in the beef industry. With just shy of 500 head exhibited and over 340 exhibitors this event is one of the most important of our breed. Thank you to everyone who sponsored this event and to all our members and staff who continue to guarantee its success. Many families who exhibited at the National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference will return to their home states and display our breed at county fairs and state fairs across America. This activity each summer is very important. It is a great opportunity to expose Shorthorn cattle to many in our industry who may not see them otherwise. The need for high quality Shorthorn cattle with performance data displayed throughout the USA is an essential part of growing the breed and achieving more breed acceptance. The month of August is important for membership. Each member in good standing as of August 1, will receive a state delegate election ballot for the annual meeting. If you are a member in good standing, watch for your election ballot and be sure it is returned to the ASA office in Kansas City by the Tuesday after Labor Day (Sept. 5). This is an opportunity to have your input in the ASA. Also, our fiscal year ends August 31. Reminder – Have all your registrations completed and in the registry by the end of August to be included as Century Club members and the year-end statistics. Make plans to attend the Annual Meeting Forum and Awards Banquet, December 1st and 2nd in Kansas City! =

TRN Red Foxxy 75 ET

GCC TRN Margie 542

GCC Homecoming Queen

WHR Homecoming Queen 99

Division I Champion and Fourth Overall Bred & Owned. This SULL Red Knight daughter along with two full sisters SELL October 7th. Congratulations to Gavin Cender.

This popular Cow/Calf Champion has a promising bull calf at side named “Omaha”. Watch for this pair this fall. Her genetics will highlight our Embryo Sale in Louisville. Congratulations to Gavin Cender.

Division II Reserve Champion. Congratulations to Collen Britton, first time exhibitor at the Junior Nationals. Full sister and her dam SELL October 7th.

SELLS October 7th, in calf to SULL Red Power. Dam of Collen’s Reserve Division II Heifer! Daughters by SULL Red Reward, SULL Red Knight and CF Solution also SELL.

Congratulations to the Ohio Junior Shorthorn Exhibitors for being Outstanding State! October 7, 2017 “Where Great Females Make a Difference” Waynesville, Ohio

Congratulations to Kolten for placing Third in Prospector I Showmanship.

November 12, 2017 “Where Future Generations are Created” Louisville, Kentucky

Dave & Josh Greenhorn 3450 Middle Run Rd • Waynesville, Ohio 45068 Dave: 937-470-6552 • Josh: 937-681-1948 Consultant: Col. A.E. Greenhorn Herdsman: Kolten Greenhorn

Luke, Amanda, Madeline, Gavin, Callie, Alexa & Josie Turner 2519 Cty Rd 200E • Mahomet, Illinois 67853 217-202-2484 • mainstreetfencing.com

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= Beef Business

Beef Improvement Federation Convention Recap Earlier this summer, Montie and I made our way to one of the premier events of the year: the Beef Improvement Federation Convention. Hosted in Athens, GA by the University of Georgia Animal Science and Extension staff, BIF Convention is a highlight for many involved in the beef cattle business. As a Southerner, it was nice to enjoy a couple days of Southern hospitality, sweet tea, and high humidity. BIF Convention is a unique event, as people from across the industry converge for three days of education and networking. BIF Convention kicked off on May 31 with the Young Producers Symposium, an afternoon program designed for upcoming industry leaders. I attended the Young Producers Symposium, and it’s refreshing to see a room full of my peers excited about making a career in this great business. With speakers discussing financial planning, agricultural advocacy, and how to build a cattle operation from the ground up, there was a lot to be learned from experienced professionals

who are willing to share their wisdom to benefit tomorrow’s leaders. If you are looking for an educational event to attend, BIF needs to be on your calendar. This year’s presentations covered genomic technology, selection indices, heterosis, heifer development, research projects, and previews of upcoming technology. If there is something within the realm of genetic improvement that interests you, someone will cover the topic at BIF. Utilizing DNA genotyping was a hot topic of discussion. One speaker compared genotyping to having a credit card. If you’re only using DNA genotype information, it’s like using your credit card without having the money to pay the bill. Collecting both DNA information and phenotype records (performance data) is having your credit card, but also the money in the bank to make your payments. As great as DNA technology is, it’s still vital to be collecting performance data! While the learning opportunities in the meeting rooms are second to none,

Matt director of Woolfolk performance programs

my favorite part of attending BIF is the “hallway education”. With so many industry leaders in one place, there is a so much knowledge shared outside the meeting rooms. It’s a great time to reconnect with old friends and establish new contacts. You never know what great idea might come out of the halls of BIF Convention. It’s exciting to return home from BIF with a bright outlook. There will always be challenges, but the strong pool of industry leadership displayed at BIF will keep us moving forward. Thanks to the educational sessions and hallway chats, I left Athens confident that the Shorthorn breed is in a good position to move forward in the industry. You will certainly see the influence of this trip as we plan future Shorthorn events. Next year, BIF Convention will be held June 20-23 in Loveland, CO, hosted by Colorado State University. If you have never been to BIF, I encourage you to mark those dates on your calendar and book your travel arrangements soon! =

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Thank You

Kathleen!

March 10, 2017 was a momentous occasion for Kathleen Aschoff; it was the day Ethan Gilman asked for her hand in marriage and she said yes! With the acceptance of the proposal comes change, which will be relocating from Kansas City and a new job. Kat came to the ASA in July of 2015. From day one, she put the members first. If you have ever called into the office

you have likely spoken with Kat and experienced first-hand her commitment and enthusiasm for the breed. She started out doing registrations and customer service. Kat was an important part of helping with the transition to the new Digital Beef registry. In November of 2015, she was the only ASA employee that made the move from Omaha to Kansas City. At this time, her dedication

Announcing the

Complete Dispersal of our Shorthorn Herd.

We knew this day would come when our age and health would require a simpler life. We have loved our Shorthorn cows and will miss the excitement that each new calving season brings. It’s been great fun with so many great people who share our love for this breed. Thanks all for the knowledge, friendship and laughter over the years.

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to the breed and its’ members excelled. She was a key component to helping get the show system striving and coordinating everything that came with that. Long work hours and traveling around the country representing the breed at various shows or field days was never a concern to her, because she loved her job and the people. If you have shown at one of the super-regional, regional, or national shows, Kat probably checked you in, solved any problems and wished you good luck. With the show planning and preparing, she also took on another role of taking care of the DNA that came through the office. “Kathleen has been an asset to the ASA staff. Her continued dedication to membership and desire to service breeders has been exceptional and was a fine example for others to follow” says Montie. Bottom line, Kat’s time at the American Shorthorn Association has been one we are extremely grateful for and will be missed. We are excited for Kat to begin the next chapter of her life, and beyond happy that the man she is marrying is a Shorthorn breeder, as this gives us more opportunity to continue to keep in touch. It was a pleasure working with Kat. We would like to thank her for all of her hard work and wish her continued success in her new endeavors.

Ready to start receiving your monthly account statement via email? It’s almost here! Keep an eye out for an opt in email from info@shorthorn.org; we sent out our first round of requests to opt in the first week of July.

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= News & Notes

Emily Velisek The American Shorthorn Association welcomes Emily Velisek as the new show/ membership coordinator & assistant youth activities director. Growing up in Gaithersburg, Maryland, she is a third-generation Angus breeder. Velisek was heavily involved in her state junior association and in the National Junior Angus Association. She continues to be involved in both the Maryland Angus Women

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and the American Angus Association. This will give her the ability to help with the junior activities. Velisek graduated from Kansas State University with a bachelor of science degree in agricultural communications and journalism. At KSU Velisek was involved with Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow. “I am extremely excited to be joining the American Shorthorn Association and come back out to the midwest,” said Velisek. “This job will allow me to continue to pursue my dreams of working in the beef industry and continuing to be involved with a junior association.” Velisek is coming to us from Gaithersburg Equipment Company as an administrative assistant. This gave her member service experience that will help her will at ASA. She has also been a NJAS Media Member and Livestock Media Intern for the American Royal. “Her past experience with the beef industry and previous jobs will make her a great addition to the American Shorthorn Association staff,” said Montie D. Soules, Executive Secretary/ CEO of ASA. “We look forward to having her on board with us.” =

Welcome

Luke and Catherine (Williams) Neumayr of Boling, Texas are proud to announce the birth of their son, Knox Harrison Neumayr, born June 23, 2017. He was welcomed by his maternal grandparents Jim and Luann Williams of Boling, Texas, paternal grandparents Jerry and Kathy Peevler of New Richmond, Ind., aunts and uncles Brandon and Rachel Cutrer of Boling, Texas and Steve and Cassie Royer of West Point, Ind.

Purchased as Lot 3 in the 2016 sale.SVFI Uncle X Damn Proudâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dam. Thanks Garrett Lundago & Jordan Buba. Reserve National Champion Canadian female plus numerous other Canadian wins.

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Sale Location: Rutan Farm 4727 Oxford Gettysburg Rd Eaton, Ohio 45320

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2017 Shorthorn Junior Nationals by : Zach Fanning

Shorthorns landed in Tulsa last month for the 2017 Shorthorn Junior Nationals. Events were kicked off on opening ceremonies night where we got to experience some of Oklahoma’s culture with a performance by a group of Native Americans who performed their tribe’s ritual dances. From the very first contest of livestock judging to the last of team fitting, the Shorthorn juniors gave their all and tried to be one of the top

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juniors announced at the banquet. It was exciting to see the new additions to the junior board, but also hard to see the three members of our team hand off their red jacket and end their term on the junior board. Thanks to Mitchell, Kendra and Josh for all their hard work for the juniors during their terms on our team. Thank you to all the people who helped make this year’s Junior Nationals

TAKING FLIGHT

Red,Roan, White WITH

National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference July 3-8, 2017 • Tulsa, Oklahoma

a remarkable experience; especially the host state of Oklahoma. However, even though we just got settled back at home, we are already ready to take flight towards Madison for the 2018 Junior Nationals. In Wisconsin June 26th - July 1st, juniors will once again pick up the friendships they made in Tulsa and aim to make new ones. =

New Junior Board of Directors Elected

TAKING FLIGHT

Red,Roan, White WITH

by Leah Giess

National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference July 3-8, 2017 â&#x20AC;˘ Tulsa, Oklahoma

L to R: Kane Aegerter, Damin Hadorn-Papke, Kaila Williams, Zach Fanning, Megan Dragstrem, Shelby Rogers, Sammi Schrag, Allison Dragstrem, Danielle Thompson and Jake Nikkel. This year three new junior members were elected to serve on the 2017-2018 AJSA Junior Board of Directors at the American Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference. The new, ninemember board elected their officers as follows: President Zach Fanning of Chestnut, Ill., is majoring in Animal Science at Lincoln Land Community College and is the son of Payl and Lora Fanning. Vice President Kaila Williams attends Oklahoma State University where she is double majoring in Animal Science and Agricultural Communications. Williams is the daughter of Kenneth Williams and the late Danna Williams of Duncan, Okla. Secretary Danielle Thompson

attends Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, majoring in Animal Science. She is the daughter of Cari and Rick Penningtion, Grandview, Texas. Public Relations Jake Nikkel attends Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kan., majoring in Feed Science and Nutrition. Nikkel is the son of Jon and Lisa Nikkel, McPherson, Kan. Directors Damin Hadorn-Papke is the son of Jeff Hadorn and Letecia Papke, Eau Claire, Wisc., Hadorn-Papke is a student at the university of Wisconsion-Eau Claire obtaining a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Psychology with a minor in Neuroscience. Megan Dragstrem of Amboy, Ind., is the daughter of Robert and Elaine

Dragstrem. She attends Ivy Tech Community College and is majoring in Animal Science. Kane Aegerter plans to attend Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Okla., majoring in Agricultural Business. He is the son of Jeff and Darla Aegerter, Seward, Neb. Allison Dragstrem is the daughter of Robert and Elaine Dragstrem, Amboy, Ind., Dragstrem plans on attending Lake Land Junior College to obtain a degree in Agricultural Business. Sammi Schrag of Marion, SD., is the daughter of Cory and Melissa Schrag. She plans on attending South Dakota State University to obtain a degree in Agricultural Business. = The 2017 Junior National State Basket contest was also a complete success. The State Basket competition has always been a great fundraiser, and each state has continually brought a basket that have done well in the silent auction. This year we had just about every type of basket imaginable making the competition a tough one to sort! A big kudos goes out to all the juniors, as well as their state advisors and parents for bringing some awesome displays to us! Congratulations to the states who fared well in our basket competition! And a big thanks goes out for making it one of our most successful fundraisers! State Basket competition 1) Ohio 2) Texas 3) Oklahoma 4) Indiana 5) Mississippi =

State Basket by Jake Nikkel

State Basket Winners

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National Junior Shorthorn Heifer Show 248 head – Judge: Kevin Jensen by Emma Penzenstadler

TAKING FLIGHT

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National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference July 3-8, 2017 • Tulsa, Oklahoma

Third Overall Shorthorn Female, SULL Bo’s Knight 5804 ET, exhibited by Abigail Burkhart, Woodbine, Iowa.

Sara Rose Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa, exhibited the Grand Champion Shorthorn Female with SULL Red Knight Rose 6452 ET.

Fourth Overall Shorthorn Female, CF CSF Demi 650 SOL ET, exhibited by Jake Nikkel, McPherson, Kan.

Mark Inskeep, Lafayette, Ind., exhibited the Reserve Grand Champion Shorthorn Female with CF CSF Margie 611 HC ET. Two hundred and forty eight Shorthorn females were exhibited at the 2017 Junior National Show in Tulsa. Judge Kevin Jensen selected SULL Red Knight Rose 6452 ET as Grand Champion Shorthorn Female. The February daughter of SULL Red Knight 2030 ET & SULL Roses Are Red ET was exhibited by Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, 24

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Iowa. Earning Reserve Grand Champion Shorthorn Female distinction was CF CSF Margie 611 HC ET. She is a January daughter of Free K-Kim Hot Commodity & CF Margie 119 SOL X ET, exhibited by Mark Inskeep, Lafayette, Ind. Earning Third Overall Female was

Fifth Overall Shorthorn Female, SULL Myrtle Bo’s Knight 2030 ET, exhibited by Reanna Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa. SULL Bo’S Knight 5804 ET shown by Abigail Burkhart of Woodbine, Iowa. She is a November daughter of SULL Red Knight 2030 ET & SULL Bo’s Traveling ET. Jensen selected CF CSF Demi 650 SOL ET as the Fourth Overall Female, a March daughter of CF Solution X ET & WHR LS Demi 8931 ET. She was

Division I Champion, BRH Proud Fool 1720, exhibited by Ben Harner, Xenia, Ohio.

Division I Reserve Champion, Lane’s Fancy Cumberland 02E, exhibited by Alexa Lane, Siloam Springs, Ark.

Division II Champion, AF SL Revival 1648, exhibited by Cyrus Kornegay, Tulsa, Okla.

Division II Reserve Champion, GCC Homecoming Queen 69 ET, exhibited by Collin Britton, Custar, Ohio.

Division III Reserve Champion, MINN Foolish Red 85D ET, exhibited by Jacob B. Farrer, Bremen, Ind.

Division IV Champion, SULL Max Rosa Knights 661 ET, exhibited by Madison McCormick, Dunlap, Iowa.

Division IV Reserve Champion, SHOUF Red Sable 1612, exhibited by Reid Utterback, Elwood, Ind.

Division V Reserve Champion, SULL Ruthie Bo 6269D, exhibited by Sara Rose Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa.

Division VII Reserve Champion, 2G Demi’s Desire C015 ET, exhibited by Mackenlee Evans. Lorenzo, Texas.

Division VIII Champion: GCC Turners Margie 542 E ET, exhibited by Gavin Cender, Mahomet, Ill.

Division VIII Reserve Champion: CCR Promise You C23C, exhibited by Shane Carlisle, Amarillo, Texas.

exhibited by Jake Nikkel, McPherson, Kan. Rounding out the top five, Fifth Overall Female was SULL Myrtle Bo’s Knight ET shown by Reanna Obrecht of Harlan, Iowa. She is a May daughter of SULL Red Knight 2030 ET & SULL Myrtle Bo 46P-1. Other Owned Shorthorn Females:

Division I Champion: BRH Proud Fool 1720, Ben Harner, Xenia, Ohio. Division I Reserve Champion: LANE’S Fancy Cumberland 02E, Alexa Lane, Siloam Springs, Ark. Division II Champion: AF SL Revival 1648, Cyrus Kornegay, Tulsa, Okla. Division II Reserve Champion:

GCC Homecoming Queen 69 ET, Collin Britton, Custar, Ohio. Division III Champion: SULL Myrtle Bo’s Knight ET, Reanna Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa. Division III Reserve Champion: MINN Foolish Red 85D ET, Bailey Farrer, Bremen, Ind. Division IV Champion: SULL Max Rosa Knights 661 ET, Madison McCormick, Dunlap, Iowa. Division IV Reserve Champion: SHOUF Red Sable 1612, Reid Utterback, Elwood, Ind. Division V Champion: CF CSF Demi 650 SOL ET, Jacob Nikkel, Mcpherson, Kan. Division V Reserve Champion: SULL Ruthie Bo 6269D ET, Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa. Division VI Champion: SULL Red Knight Rose 6452 ET, Sara Sullivan. Division VI Reserve Champion: CF CSF Margie 611 HC ET, Mark Inskeep, Lafayette, Ind.

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Division VII Champion: SULL Bo’s Knight 5804 ET, Abigail Burkhart, Woodbine, Ind. Division VII Reserve Champion: 2G Demi’s Desire C015 ET, Mackenlee Evans, Lorenzo, Texas. Division VIII Champion: GCC Turners Margie 542 E ET, Gavin Cender, Mahomet, Ill. Division VIII Reserve Champion: CCR Promise You C23C, Shane Carlisle, Amarillo, Texas. Shorthorn Owned Female Class Placings: Class 1: Junior Heifer Calves (7 Entries): 1) BRH Proud Fool 1720, Ben Harner, Xenia, Ohio; 2) TRN Red Foxxy 75 ET, Gavin Cender, Mahoment, Ill.; 3) JA Alley Cat 7J06, Ely Harden, Gibson City, Ill. Class 2: Junior Heifer Calves (5 Entries): 1) LANE’S Fancy Cumberland 02E, Alexa Lane, Siloam Springs, Ark.; 2) SFF Nebraska Queen 701 EV, Miller Smith, Pendleton, Ind.; 3) WHR Cecilia D 7101 ET, Quinn Rasor, Van Alystyne, Texas. Class 5: Winter Heifer Calves (4 Entries): 1) Redwine Jazzy Jo 3D, Kade Shaloy, Loyal, Okla.; 2) GCF Margie 637D, Madysen Cox, Roca, Neb.; 3) F C Roan Rose, John Morrison, Belle Plaine, Minn. Class 6: Winter Heifer Calves (6 Entries): 1) GCC Homecoming Queen 69 ET, Collin Britton, Custar, Ohio; 2) MM Belly Dancer MSC 164D, Clayton Poppe, Jerseyville, Ill.; 3) CF Augusta Pride 6136 HC ET, Cody Hollingsworth, Lebanon, Ind. Class 7: Winter Heifer Calves (7 Entries): 1) SULL Max Rosa 6684D ET, Christian Purcell, Collinsville, Texas; 2) J&M Secret Rose Girl ET, Levi Murray, Perkins, Okla.; 3) CCR Lucky 7108 ET, Hunter Simco, Van Alstyne, Texas. Class 8: Senior Heifer Calves (5 Entries): 1) WHR HC Mona Michelle 6009 ET, Canyon Smith, Commerce, Texas; 2) CF HHF Margie 6130 HC ET, David Smith, Boulder, Colo.; 3) MRH Felicity 036D, Tate Murray, Perkins, Ohio. Class 9: Senior Heifer Calves (6 Entries): 1) CF Dream Girl 6129 HW, Tyler Dahse, Thurman, Ohio; 2) WLFF Abby D745, Abilene Sullivan, Lawton, Okla.; 3) JSHOUF BONL Mrytle Bo 691, Jacob Shoufler, Fortville, Ind. Class 10: Senior Heifer Calves (6 Entries): 1) CF Dream Lady 6127 AV ET, Elley Inskeep, Lafayette, Ind.; 2) BFS Ruby 2 Times, Joshua Bollum, Austin, Minn.; 3) SULL Roses Knights 6678D ET, Jace Murray, Perkins, Okla. Class 11: Senior Heifer Calves (6 Entries): 1) AF SL Revival 1648, Cyrus Kornegay, Tulsa, Okla.; 2) CPL Right Rose, Kimberly Boyer, Tuttle, Okla.; 3) 26

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CF Cumberland 6124 SOL ET, Cole Whisman, Illinois City, Ill. Class 12: Senior Heifer Calves (7 Entries): 1) AF Margie’s Dream Girl 1644, Kylee Dameron, Silex, Mo.; 2) JCB SF Majestic Mirage 6Bo5 ET, Lane Blankinship, Orlando, Okla.; 3) WHR SRVM Cecilia 6928 ET, Kylie Harlan, Sherman, Texas. Class 13: Senior Heifer Calves (6 Entries): 1) MAV Emily 670D ET, Hayley Basham, Commerce, Texas; 2) GRST Daisy 051D, Jansen Gerstner, Frankfort, Kan.; 3) Ruby’s Lucky Jewel, Bailey Hooper, Temple, Okla. Class 16: Summer Yearling Females (2 Entries): 1) SULL Dream Lady 6969D ET, Mark Inskeep; 2) Covergirls Maybelline, Emily Johnson, Loudon, Tenn. Class 17: Summer Yearling Females (4 Entries): 1) FR Baby Girl 408D, B Creed Evans, Lorenzo, Texas; 2) MDR Bittersweet 626, Morgan Vondra, Mineral Point, Wis.; 3) JCB Max Rosa SMR 6B03, Ty Scott, Seminole, Okla. Class 18: Summer Yearling Females (4 Entries): 1) QK Sour Cherri 1609, Kyle Bird, Prophetstown, Ill.; 2) O-DALE Augusta Pride’s TJ 319, Wyatt Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa; 3) 517SF65D, Kolton Schuler, Bryan, Texas. Class 19: Late Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) AF Shannon Mona 1636, Sheridan Soules, Sperry, Okla.; 2) Crimsons Rumor Has It, Skylee Sherman, Grand Ledge, Mich.; 3) Bergs Haley Pride, Kaitlyn Berg, Osage, Iowa. Class 20: Late Spring Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) BRH CLF Proud Fool 1620, Sarah Harner, Xenia, Ohio; 2) STECK Cherri C 625 ET, Myka Blissard, Big Spring, Texas; 3) K’S Stargaze 624, Abigail Nunn, Marietta, Okla. Class 21: Late Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) SULL Myrtle Bo’s Knight ET, Reanna Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa; 2) DRAG Ruby’s No Fool ET, Megan Dragstrem, Amboy, Ind.; 3) QK Summers Belle 1608, Kyle Bird, Prophetstown, Ill. Class 22: Late Spring Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) STECK Cherri C 602 ET, Damin Hadorn-Papke, Eau Claire, Wis.; 2) VWSF Cumberland 628D, Lane Vanderwal, Volga, SD; 3) SS Myrtle Bo 6120 ET, Dayson Cash, Fay, Okla. Class 23: Late Spring Yearling Females (4 Entries): 1) MINN Foolish Red 85D ET, Bailey Farrer, Bremen, Ind.; 2) FR May Queen 184D, Emma Vogl, Adair, Iowa; 3) JA Britni SM 6J19, Dalton Hall, Stillwater, Okla. Class 24: Late Spring Yearling Females (4 Entries): 1) CF CSF Demi 6100 HC ET, Adrianne Trennephol, Middletown, Ind.; 2) SFF Hot Zoey HC

615D ET, Mitchell Smith, Pendleton, Ind.; 3) Lady In Red, Justin Herlan, Bluejacket, Okla. Class 27: Early Spring Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) MINN Ginger 84D ET, David Smith, Boulder, Colo.; 2) LGF Ruby’s Hot Emerald, John Gellerman.; 3) QK Irish Gem 1602, Olivia Bird, Prophetstown, Ill. Class 28: Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) SHOUF Red Sable 1612, Reid Utterback, Elwood, Ind.; 2) SULL Crystal’s Lilly 6653D ET, Madeline Berg, Osage, Iowa; 3) HHF Margie 690 SN ET, Caitlyn Rasor, Van Alstyne, Texas. Class 29: Early Spring Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) SS Playful Cait 672, Aden Grathwohl, Hiawatha, Kan.; 2) Dunk Mirage C 607 ET, Lexi Wetzel, Faribault, Minn.; 3) R-C Proud Revival 605 ET, Will Shelby, Madill, Okla. Class 30: Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) SULL Max Rosa Knights 661 ET, Madison McCormick, Dunlap, Iowa; 2) SS Max Rosa Rain ET, Samantha Schrag; 3) Miss Super Nova 620D, Allison Dragstrem, Ambou, Ind. Class 31: Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) SULL Dream Lady 6339D ET, Mitchell Barros, Owasso, Okla.; 2) SULL Myrtle’s Grace 6569D ET, Evan Wolfe, Herald, Calif.; 3) LWFS Caroline’s Pearl 161, Paige Wickard, Owasso, Okla.. Class 34: Early Spring Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) CF FR Dream Lady 671 SO, Jacob Shoufler, Fortville, Ind.; 2) GCC WF Margie’s Mirror 61 ET, Ryleigh Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa; 3) JS Rose6J05, James Johnson. Class 35: Early Spring Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) MM RobJoy Lily 3Z 80D, Clayton Poppe, Jerseyville, Ill.; 2) CYT Max Rosa6129 ET, Merideth Behrens, Colbert, Okla.; 3) VWSF Belinda 609D, Collin VanderWal. Class 36: Early Spring Yearling Females (8 Entries): 1) CYT Max Rosa 6128 ET, Sheridan Fox, Kanawha, Iowa; 2) PRNL POLY Aligning Pride R830 ET, Halley Becking, Florence, SD; 3) TCN Miss Charisma N606, Taylor Nikkel, Maple Hill, Kan. Class 37: Early Spring Yearling Females (8 Entries): 1) CF V8 Mona Lisa Reward 660 ET, Miller Smith.; 2) PRNL Augusta Pride 312 ET, Tanner Denney, Ashland, Ala.; 3) CF CSF Cumberland 655 RK ET, Xavier Ferris, Whiteland, Ind. Class 38: Early Spring Yearling Females (8 Entries): 1) CYT Myrtle Bo Nan 6096, Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Okla.; 2) CMF Cecilia 3061 ET, Annie Fallon, Tom Bean, Texas; 3) MM Winsona MSC 59D, Grant Knipmeyer, Sweet Springs, Mo. Class 39: Early Spring Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) CF CSF Demi

650 SOL ET, Jacob Nikkel; 2) SULL Ruthie Bo 6269D ET, Sara Sullivan; 3) FFS Val’s Princess 6F02, Zachary Fanning, Chestnut, Ill. Class 42: Junior Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) AF Mirage 1604, Haley Alden, Hamilton, Mo.; 2) CF JBC Caroline 645 HC ET, Cole Whisman, Illinois City, Ill.; 3) BSG Robin 1619 OF HC, David Smith, Boulder, Colo. Class 43: Junior Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) WHR Proud Mary 6204, Cameron Fallon, Tom Bean, Texas; 2) BOY Cucumber 608 ET, Landon Helmke, New Philadelphia, Ohio; 3) 4SM Pepper, Sam McSpadden, Holliday, Texas. Class 44: Junior Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) SULL Red Knight Rose 6452 ET, Sara Sullivan; 2) SULL Red Roses 6194D ET, John Gellerman, Petersburg, Ill.; 3) SULL Desert Rose 6222D ET, Dominic Fouts, Dow City, Iowa. Class 45: Junior Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) BERGS Cheri Picture PE E ET, Payton Hitchings, Tipton,

Ind.; 2) FPK Cindy Beauty 161, Fulton Kennedy, Seaman, Ohio; 3) GCF Robin 608D, Madysen Cox. Class 46: Junior Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) CF Dream Lady 626 AV X ET, Paige Wickard; 2) CF Cumberland 612 BS X ET, Emily Dahse; 3) CSF Lucky Charm 601 HC ET, Hailey Jester, Mooreland, Ind. Class 47: Junior Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) BOY Cumberland Q 605 ET, Brandee Painter, Hebron, Ohio; 2) SULL Rose Mary 6056D ET, Stetson Klise, New London, Mo.; 3) FC Miss Mary Jane, Kelly Morrison, Belle Plaine, Minn. Class 48: Junior Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) CF CSF Margie 611 HC ET, Mark Inskeep; 2) MCR Miss Red Bo ET, Mathew Berna, Perkings, Okla.;3) SBF Shadybrook Queenie 4, Quinn Rasor. Class 51: Senior Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) SULL Bo’s Knight 5804 ET, Abigail Burkhart; 2) SMFC Ginger Snap, Emily Johnson, Loudon, Tenn.; 3) LSCC Miss Snickers FCG, Cade Goldsmith, Sulphur Springs, Texas.

Class 52: Senior Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) WHR CH Queens 5N03 ET, James Johnson; 2) MM Darlene MSC 158C, Clayton Poppe, Jerseyville, Ill.; 3) FFS Hot Rosie 15, Zach Fanning. Class 53: Senior Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) FOX Caroline 515 ET, Sheridan Fox, Kanawha, Iowa; 2) LSF Primabella 540, Ty Scott, Seminole, Okla. 3) DLF/FF Demi Delight ET, Desirae Logston. Class 54: Senior Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) 2G Demi’s Desire C015 ET, Mackenlee Evans, Lorenzo, Texas; 2) WHR CH Cecilia 5922 ET, Eli Smallwood, Moticello, Ga.; 3) CYT Mirage 5508 ET, Lane Blankinship, Orlando, Okla. Class 57: Two-Year Old Cow/Calf Pairs (2 Entries): 1) GCC Turners Margie 542 E ET, Gavin Cender; 2) CCR Promise You C23C, Shane Carlisle, Amarillo, Texas. Class 59: Aged Cow/Calf Pairs (1 Entries): 1) BFCC Crystal 316X, Kimberly Boyer, Tuttle Okla.

Reminder to all WHR breeders: 2017 WHR Assessments need to be completed before any 2017 calves can be registered. Be sure to keep an eye on your inventory throughout the year if you are buying bred females; some might come from TOC breeders or breeders who haven’t completed the assessment. You will be able to assess newly added females for the same price you paid initially, just contact us and we can adjust the price. *This includes foundation females as well as females enrolled from other breeds **Once the balance is paid for the assessment you can re-validate your work and then commit to registry. ***To access your unassessed females: Herd Mgmt->Inventory->Assessment Age

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National Junior Bred & Owned Female Show 54 head – Judge: Chris Cassady by Emma Penzenstadler

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National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference July 3-8, 2017 • Tulsa, Oklahoma

Third Overall Bred and Owned Female, JS ROSE 6J05, exhibited by James Johnson of Niantic, Ill.

SULL Ruthie Bo 6269D ET was Grand Champion Bred and Owned Female, exhibited by Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa.

Fourth Overall Bred and Owned Female, TRN Foxxy 75 ET, exhibited by Gavin Cender, Mahoment, Ill.

Reserve Grand Champion Bred and Owned Female award was CF JBC Caroline 645 HC ET, exhibited by Cole Whisman, Illinois City, Ill. Fifty-four Shorthorn Bred and Owned Females took flight to Tulsa to be sorted by Judge Chris Cassady to open up the 2017 National Junior Shorthorn Show. Receiving Grand Champion Shorthorn Bred and Owned Female was Sara Rose Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa with SULL Ruthie BO 6269D ET, a March daughter of SULL Red Knight 2030 ET and SULL Myrtle BO 46P-1. 28

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Claiming Reserve Grand Champion Bred and Owned Female award was CF JBC Caroline 645 HC ET, exhibited by Cole Whisman, Illinois City, Ill. This February daughter of FREE K-Kim Hot Commodity and CF Caroline 154 RD X ET was also named the Division V Champion. Third Overall Bred and Owned Female was awarded to JS Rose 6J05, a

Fifth Overall Bred and Owned Female, JSHOUF BONL Myrtle Bo 691, exhibited by Jacob Shoufler, Fortville, Ind., March daughter out of CSF Evolution HC and MF Serious Rose 13Y exhibited by James Johnson of Niantic, Ill. Gavin Cender, from Mahoment, Ill, exhibited the Fourth Overall Bred and Owned Female. TRN Foxxy 75 ET, a February daughter out of SULL Red Knight 2030 ET and K-Kim Foxxy 29S. 5th Overall Bred and Owned Female, JSHOUF BONL Myrtle Bo

Division I Reserve Champion: SFF Nebraska Queen 701 EV, exhibited by Miller Smith, Pendleton, Ind

Division II Reserve Champion: Ruby’s Lucky Jewel, exhibited by Bailey Hooper, Temple, Okla.

Division III Champion: Crimsons Rumor Has It, exhibited by Skylee Sherman, Grand Ledge, Mich.

Division III Reserve Champion: SFF Hot Zoey HC 615D ET, exhibited by Mitchell Smith, Pendleton, Ind.

Division V Reserve Champion: FPK Cindy Beauty 161, exhibited by Fulton Kennedy, Seaman, Ohio.

Not pictured. Division IV Reserve Champion: JS Rose 6J05, exhibited by James Johnson, Niantic, Ill.

691, was shown by Jacob Shoufler, Fortville, Ind., a December daughter out of CF Pioneer X and BONN Simply Mrytle 326 ET. Division I Champion: TRN Red Foxxy 75 ET, Gavin Cender, Mahomet, Ill. Division I Reserve Champion: SFF Nebraska Queen 701 EV, Miller Smith, Pendleton, Ind. Division II Champion: JSHOUF BONL Mrytle Bo 691, Jacob Shoufler, Fortville, Ind. Division II Reserve Champion: Ruby’s Lucky Jewel, Bailey Hooper, Temple, Okla. Division III Champion: Crimsons Rumor Has It, Skylee Sherman, Grand Ledge, Mich. Division III Reserve Champion: SFF Hot Zoey HC 615D ET, Mitchell Smith, Pendleton, Ind. Division IV Champion: SULL Ruthie Bo 6269D ET, Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa. Division IV Reserve Champion: JS Rose 6J05, James Johnson, Niantic, Ill. Division V Champion: CF JBC Caroline 645 HC ET, Cole Whisman, Illinois City, Ill. Division V Reserve Champion: FPK Cindy Beauty 161, Fulton Kennedy, Seaman, Ohio.

Gavin Cender; 2) BRH Proud Fool 1720, Ben Harner, Xenia, Ohio; 3) WGR Ruby Crystal 703E, Lexi Wetzel, Faribault, Minn. Class 2: Junior Heifer Calves (3 Entries): 1) SFF Nebraska Queen 701 EV, Miller Smith, Pendleton, Ind.; 2) FFDL Sally’s Bonnie, Desirae Logsdon, Amanda, Ohio; 3) Mistletoe, Makenzie Laughery, Rockwall, Texas. Class 5: Winter Heifer Calves (3 Entries): 1) F C Roan Rose 658, John Morrison, Belle Plaine, Minn.; 2) DOZR Cassie, Hannah Dozier, Grove, Okla.; 3) HPR Demand Cherri Bomb 24D, Damin Hadorn-Papke, Eau Claire, Wisc. Class 6: Senior Heifer Calves (6 entry): 1) JSHOUF BONL Mrytle Bo 691, Jacob Shoufler; 2) Ruby’s Lucky Jewel, Bailey Hooper; 3) DTR Miss Clara 686D, Josie Heter, Raymond, Kan. Class 9: Summer Yearling Females (2 entries): 1) O-DALE Augusta Pride’s TJ 319, Wyatt Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa; 2) Covergirls Maybelline, Emily Johnson, Loudon, Tenn. Class 10: Late Spring Yearling Females (3 Entries): 1) Crimsons Rumor Has It, Skylee Sherman, Grand Ledge, Mich.; 2) LANE’S Cumberland 12, Alexa Lane, Siloam Springs, Ark.; 3) BF’s Augusta Linda BM 679, Emily Bollum, Austin, Minn. Class 11: Late Spring Yearling

Females (5 Entries): 1) SFF Hot Zoey HC 615D ET, Mitchell Smith; 2) GRST Dottie Socks 63D, Jansen Gerstner, Frankfort, Kan.; 3) BK Love 1616, Bailey Klise, New London, Mo. Class 14: Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) SS Max Rosa Rain ET, Samantha Schrag, Marion SD; 2) LWFS Carolines Pearl 161, Paige Wickard, Wilkinson, Ind.; 3) LGF Ruby’s Hot Emerald, John Gellerman, Petersburg, Ill. Class 15: Early Spring Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) SULL Ruthie Bo 6269D ET, Sara Rose Sullivan; 2) JS Rose 6J05, James Johnson; 3) FFS Val’s Princess 6F02, Zachary Fanning, Chestnut, Ill. Class 18: Junior Yearling Females (7 Entries): 1) CF JBC Caroline 645 HC ET, Cole Whisman; 2) Crimsons Lil Red Reward, Skylee Sherman; 3) NNT Fashion’s Cutie Pie, Amy Beckstrand, Waldorf, Minn. Class 19: Junior Yearling Females (3 Entries): 1) FPK Cindy Beauty 161, Fulton Kennedy; 2) FC Miss Mary Jane, Kelly Morrison, Belle Plaine, Minn.; 3) LTW Velvet Lady 208, Lane Williams, Duncan, Okla. Class 20: Senior Yearling Females (5 Entry): 1) FOX Caroline 515 ET, Sheridan Fox, Kanawha, Iowa; 2) PFC Primabella 514, Melinda Perkins, Buchanan, Tenn.; 3) FFS Hot Rosie 15, Zachary Fanning. =

Class 1: Junior Heifer Calves (4 Entries): 1) TRN Red Foxxy 75 ET,

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National Junior ShorthornPlus Heifer Show 82 head – Judge: Jake Bloomberg by Emma Penzenstadler

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National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference July 3-8, 2017 • Tulsa, Oklahoma

Third Overall ShorthornPlus Female, grand Champion B&O Female, KOLT Blue The Roo 940, exhibited by Kane Aegerter, Seward, Neb.

SULL Tamale Too 6000D ET, was Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Female, exhibited by Sara Sullivan of Dunlap, Iowa.

Fourth Overall ShorthornPlus Female, CF NNN Augusta Pride 6110 Legit, exhibited by Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa.

Reserve Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Female with BOY Brandi Wine D692, exhibited by David Smith, Boulder, Colo. Eighty two ShorthornPlus Females entered the ring in Tulsa to be sorted by judge Jake Bloomberg. Selected SULL Tamale Too 6000D ET as Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Female. A January daughter out of BAR S Range Boss 4366 and M Bar Countess 320A, exhibited by Sara Sullivan of Dunlap, Iowa. 30

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David Smith, Boulder, Colo. exhibited the Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Female with BOY Brandi Wine D692, a September daughter out of CMAC Morgan’s Iconic 22A and BOY Cherri Brandi 207. Third Overall ShorthornPlus Female was awarded to an April female shown by Kane Aegerter, Seward, Neb., with

Fifth Overall ShorthornPlus Female, STECK Katie C 606 ET, exhibited by Shelby Stepheson, Fortville, Texas. KOLT Blue The Roo 940, a daughter of GOET I80 and KOLTRGLC Pinky the Roo940 ET. Sara Sullivan exhibited the Fourth Overall ShorthornPlus Female, with CF NNN Augusta Pride 6110 Legit, a June daughter out of W L E Legit B30 and CF Augusta Pride 422 BS ET. Fifth Overall ShorthornPlus Female

Reserve Grand Champion B&O ShorthornPlus Female, Division I Champion: ASH Dream Lady IB 3261, exhibited by Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Okla.

Division II Reserve Champion: CF Athena 2133 I80 ET, exhibited by Allyssa Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa.

Division IV Reserve Champion: SULL Judy’s Style 6401D ET, exhibited by Justin Viktora, Austin, Minn.

Division V Reserve Champion: BOY Skiles Corpus Christi, exhibited by Hagen Fouch, Pleasantville, Iowa.

Division VI Champion: WENRNACRES Foxy Lady 513, exhibited by Max Eaton, Mount Carroll, Ill.

Division VI Reserve Champion: R KA Maddie, exhibited by Kacy Anderson, MC Cook Neb

Athena 2133 I80 ET, Allyssa Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa. Division III Champion: CF NNN Augusta Pride 6110 Legit, Sara Sullivan. Division III Reserve Champion: STECK Katie C 606 ET, Shelby Stephenson, Fortville, Ind. Division IV Champion: KOLT Blue The Roo 940, Kane Aegerter. Division IV Reserve Champion: SULL Judy’s Style 6401D ET, Justin Viktora, Austin, Minn. Division V Champion: SULL Tamale Too 6000D ET, Sara Sullivan. Division V Reserve Champion: BOY Skiles Corpus Christi, Hagen Fouch, Pleasantville, Iowa. Division VI Champion: WENRNACRES Foxy Lady 513, Max Eaton, Mount Carroll, Ill. Division VI Reserve Champion: R KA Maddie, Kacy Anderson, MC Cook Neb. ShorthornPlus Female Class

Placings: Class 1: ShorthornPlus Junior Heifer Calves (4 Entries): 1) EK Foxy Lady 702, Max Eaton, Mount Carroll, Ill.; 2) DRCC Miss Emily, Larahmy Blakley, Oolagah, Okla.; 3) DMS Jazzy, Destiny Scull, Dublin, Texas. Class 2: ShorthornPlus Junior Heifer Calves (6 Entries): 1) ASH Dream Lady IB 3261, Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Okla.; 2) Lauren’s Penguin, Lauren Horn, Springdale, Ark.; 3) DRCC Miss Emerald Lady, Larahmy Blakley, Oologah, Okla. Class 5: ShorthornPlus Winter Heifer Calves (1 Entry): 1) Barley 2, Jordan Horn, Springdale, Ark.; 2) CIM Mojo 7201, Karson Glazier, Loyal, Okla.; 3) M&L Black Mist 1123, Mckalynne Helmke, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Class 6: ShorthornPlus Winter Heifer Calves (5 Entries): 1) CF Athena 6133 I80 ET, Allyssa Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa; 2) BOY Caroline D694, Craylyn King, Hulbert, Okla.; 3) STK’S Midnight Ruby ET, Alexa Lane, Siloam Springs, Ark. Class 7: ShorthornPlus Senior Heifer Calves (5 entries): 1) SULL Mystic Jalynn 6691D ET, Merideth Behrens, Colbert, Okla.; 2) STK’S Miss White Amigo, Aaron Caleb Holcombe, Jay, Okla.; 3) 4C MLC Black Mattis 161 ET, Kaylynn Harner, Higginsville, Mo. Class 8: ShorthornPlus Senior Heifer Calves (3 Entries): 1) BOY Brandi Wine D692, David Smith, Boulder, Colo.; 2) RSF Forever Lady

Not pictured. Division I Reserve Champion: EK Foxy Lady 702, exhibited by Max Eaton, Mount Carroll, Ill.

was a May female, STECK Katie C 606 ET, out of MAV Charisma 906W and MINN Chloe 27Y, exhibited by Shelby Stephenson, Fortville, Texas. Other ShorthornPlus Champion Females: Grand Champion Bred & Owned ShorthornPlus Female: KOLT Blue The Roo 940, Kane Aegerter, Seward, Neb. Reserve Champion Bred & Owned ShorthornPlus Female: ASH Dream Lady IB 3261, Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Okla. Division I Champion: ASH Dream Lady IB 3261, Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Okla. Division I Reserve Champion: EK Foxy Lady 702, Max Eaton, Mount Carroll, Ill. Division II Champion: BOY Brandi Wine D692, David Smith. Division II Reserve Champion: CF

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098D, Ryan Lane, Siloam Springs, Ark.; 3) BRATCHER Karama 615, Collin Cunningham, Elizabeth, Ind. Class 11: ShorthornPlus Summer Yearling Females (1 Entries): 1) MM Patsy MSC 111D, Clayton Poppe, Jerseyville, Ill. Class 12: ShorthornPlus Late Spring Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) CF NNN Augusta Pride 6110 Legit, Sara Sullivan; 2) KC Shirley, Rosemary

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Thompson, Gilman, Iowa; 3) Dorothy Ann 601, Raylyn Thompson, Adair, Okla. Class 13: ShorthornPlus Late Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) BOY Core Nora Grace 614, Cole Whisman, Illinois City, Ill.; 2) MACY Frosty Revival 8 D, Macy Collins, Meeker, Colo.; 3) AF VF Sophie 607, Logan Wilson, Osawatomie, Kan. Class 14: ShorthornPlus Late Spring

Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) STECK Katie C 606 ET, Shelby Stephenson, Fortville, Ind.; 2) Midnight Knockout 615, Annette Braun, Mechanicsville, Md.; 3) TKA Denver, Sophia McCune, Benton, Kan. Class 17: ShorthornPlus Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) Party Girl 108D, Isaiah Sallee, Porum, Okla.; 2) DUNK Mirage 624D ET, Ryan Wickard, Wilkinson, Ind.; 3) CASH LF Anabell ET, Darci Cash, Fay, Okla. Class 18: ShorthornPlus Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) KOLT Blue The Roo 940, Kane Aegerter; 2) SULL Sophia 6250D ET, Kathy Lehman, Shelby, Ohio; 3) SULL Judy’s Style 6580D ET, Jake Brandt, Clarion, Iowa. Class 19: ShorthornPlus Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) HS Snowball, Carter Wickard, Wilkinson, Ind.; 2) CSF Strawberry 667 ET, Rylan Jester, Mooreland, Ind.; 3) G-C-C Rollin Lady, Tayler Bacon, Powhattan, Kan. Class 20: ShorthornPlus Early Spring Yearling Females (6 Entry): 1) SULL Judy’s Style 6401D ET, Justin Viktora, Austin, Minn.; 2) SULL Breathless Revolution ET, Sara Sullivan; 3) SULL Who Dat Righteous ET, Wyatt Hancock, Oologah, Okla. Class 21: ShorthornPlus Early Spring Yearling Females (5 Entries): 1) SULL Sweetie Pie 6418D ET, Hailey Langston, Batesville, Ark.; 2) MISS CVC 432 ET, Kameran Collier, Adrian, Mo.; 3) CYT Roan Blue 6119 ET, Aubree Geisler, Loyal, Okla. Class 24: ShorthornPlus Junior Yearling Females (6 Entries): 1) SULL Tamale Too 6000D ET, Sara Sullivan; 2) SULL Lady Crystal 6054D E ET, Samantha Vanhorhis, Bowling Green, Ohio; 3) M BAR Countess 609A. Class 25: ShorthornPlus Senior Yearling Females (5 Entry): 1) LANE’S Bunny I-80, Ryan Lane, Siloam Springs, Ark.; 2) Silvey Girl 51C, Baylee Mangrum, Paragould, Ark.; 3) MISS Orange JZR Blossom, Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Okla. Class 26: ShorthornPlus Senior Yearling Females (3 Entry): 1) BOY Skiles Corpus Christi, Hagen Fouch, Pleasantville, Iowa; 2) CYT Mandy 5514 ET, Chace Krebs, Coalgate, Okla.; 3) Rice Hershey, Sarah Parker, Lanett, Ala. Class 29: ShorthornPlus Cow/Calf Pairs (2 Entries): 1) WENRNACRES Foxy Lady 513, Max Eaton, Mount Carroll, Ill.; 2) R KA Maddie, Kacy Anderson, MC Cook Neb. =

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National Junior Shorthorn Steer Show

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35 head – Judge: Chris Cassady by Emma Penzenstadler

National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference July 3-8, 2017 • Tulsa, Oklahoma

Champion Purebred Prospect Steer, J-Art Sure Shot, exhibited by Drake Hughes, Cherokee, Okla.

Champion Purebred Market Steer, TL Trigger II ET, exhibited by Tanner Cordes, Farmersville, Ohio.

Champion Bred & Owned Purebred Steer, AT TGS Tommie, exhibited by Tejlor Strope, O’Neill, Neb.

35 Shorthorn steers entered the show ring to be evaluated by judge Chris Cassady in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Cassady selected TL Trigger II ET for Grand Champion Purebred Steer, a son of SULL GNCC Asset ET, exhibited by Tanner Cordes, Farmersville, Ohio. Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Steer was awarded to RSF KING Salami, 34

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a son of WHR Sonny 8114, shown by Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Oklahoma. Other Shorthorn Steer Champions: Grand Champion Bred and Owned Market Steer: AT TGS Tommie, Tejlor Strope, O’Neill, Neb. Reserve Grand Champion Bred and Owned Market Steer: JA LTE Carlos 6J20, Ty Harden, Gibson City, Ill.

Grand Champion Purebred Prospect Steer: J-ART Sure Shot, Drake Hughes, Cherokee, Ohio. Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Prospect Steer: DAY Mr. Limited 281 ET, Bailey Hooper, Temple, Okla. Placings: Class 1: Purebred Prospect Steers (3

Reserve Champion Purebred Prospect Steer, Day Mr. Limited 281 ET, exhibited by Bailey M. Hooper, Temple, Okla.

Reserve Champion Purebred Market Steer, RSF King Salami ET, Ashley Holcombe, Jay, Okla.

Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Purebred Steer, JA LTE Carlos 6J20, exhibited by Ty Jordan Harden, Gibson City, Ill.

Entry): 1) EMS Just Rite 3D, Emmalee Richardson, Covington, Ga.; 2) LCCC Golden Boy 1689, Landon Stevenson, McKinney, Texas; 3) DMS Woodrow, Destiny Scull, Dublin Texas. Class 2: Purebred Prospect Steers (5 Entries): 1) DAY Mr. Limited 281 ET, Bailey Hooper, Temple, Okla.; 2) Bowman Vision of Gold B603, Victoria Thompson, Opelika, Ala.; 3) MADI SULL Mad Dog 6974D, Landon Stevenson, McKinney, Texas. Class 3: Purebred Prospect Steers (4 Entries): 1) J-ART Sure Shot, Drake Hughes.; 2) Phildon Casper ET, Berren

Strope, O’Neill, Neb.; 3) /F Okie Pride, Kimberly Boyer, Tuttle, Okla. Class 1: Purebred Market Steers (5 Entries): 1) DTR Red 630D, Josie Heter, Raymond, Kan.; 2) Smoketown Rama Romo, Danny Powell Jr., New London, Mo.; 3) Mitch’s Claude 614, Maggie Vogl, Adair, Iowa. Class 2: Purebred Market Steers (6 Entries): 1) RSF King Salami ET, Ashley Holcombe; 2) Buzzsaw, Zachary Geisler, Loyal, Okla.; 3) JA LTE Carlos 6J20, Ty Harden, Gibson City, Ill. Class 3: Purebred Market Steers (4Entries): 1) CLF Not Foolin’ 1618

ET, Brandon Barr, Xenia, Ohio; 2) LFS Dash, Tate Lueth, Curtis, Neb.; 3) MAV Han Solo 363D, Austin Smuck, Iowa Falls, Iowa. Class 4: Purebred Market Steers (4 Entries): 1) AT ATS Tommie, Tejlor Strope; 2) TRNR Mr. Dusty 366 ET, Logan Schroeder, Defiance, Ohio; 3) /F Brother Ferguson, Kimberly Boyer. Class 5: Purebred Market Steers (4 Entry): 1) TL Trigger II ET, Tanner Cordes, Farmersville, Ohio; 2) AGLE Upgrade 7, Payton Hitchings, Tipton, Ind.; 3) BOW Caney Valley B504, Jewel Thompson, Opelika, Ala. = shorthorn country = august 2017

National Junior ShorthornPlus Steer Show 27 head – Judge: Jake Bloomberg by Emma Penzenstadler

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Champion ShorthornPlus Prospect Steer, Christians Ring Tone, exhibited by Sydney McGowen, Wayne, Okla.

Champion ShorthornPlus Market Steer, AB Johnny, exhibited by Allyssa Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa.

Champion Bred & Owned ShorthornPlus Steer, Kelseys Hernandez, exhibited by Kelsey Wall, Blue Jacket, Okla.

27 ShorthornPlus Steers entered the show ring to be evaluated by judge Jake Bloomberg. Bloomberg selected AB Johnny for Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, a son of Monopoly Two, exhibited by Allyssa Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa. Reserve Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Steer was awarded to 36

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CYT Naz 611D, a son of HETN No Worries 138Z, shown by Jaxon Schrag, Marion, SD. Other ShorthornPlus Steer Champions: Grand Champion Bred and Owned ShorthornPlus Steer: Kelsey’s Hernandez, Kelsey Wall, Bluejacket, Okla. Reserve Champion Bred and

Owned Shorthorn Steer: Mr. Boo, Jackie Sleichter, Abilene, Kan. Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Prospect Steer: Christian’s Ring Tone, Sydney McGowen, Okeene, Okla. Reserve Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Prospect Steer: CFF Mountain Man C44D, Abigail Nunn, Marietta, Okla.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Prospect Steer, CCF Mountain Man C44D, exhibited by Abigail Nunn, Marietta, Okla.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Market Steer, CYT Naz 611D, exhibited by Jaxon Schrag, Marion, SD.

Reserve Champion Bred & Owned ShorthornPlus Steer, Mr. Boo, exhibited by Jackie Sleichter, Abilene, Kan.

Placings: Class 1: ShorthornPlus Prospect Steers (6 Entries): 1)CCF Mountain Man C44D, Abigail Nunn; 2) 4W Mr Ritz, Gracie Allen, Oolagah, Okla.; 3) CCF Gold Jazz C36D, Shane Carlisle, Amarillo, Texas. Class 2: ShorthornPlus Prospect Steers (5 Entries): 1) Christian’s Ring Tone, Sydney McGowen; 2) GCC Blast From The Past 65, Colton Hulsey,

Red Oak, Okla.; 3) KB Copperfield, Kimberly Boyer, Tuttle, Okla. Class 1: ShorthornPlus Market Steers (5 Entries): 1) Kelsey’s Hernandez, Kelsey Wall, Bluejacket, Okla.; 2) JA Cloud 9 6J50, Layne Scott Harden, Gibson City, Ill.; 3) Mr. Boo, Jackie Sleichter, Abilene, Kan. Class 2: ShorthornPlus Market Steers (6 Entries): 1) SSRB Mr. Cool 117D, Mallory Mattson, Albert Lea,

Minn.; 2) JFK Sweet Pete, Evea Ennis, Martinsville, Ind.; 3) KPC Nemo 32, Kyle Piscione, Burbank, Ohio. Class 3: ShorthornPlus Market Steers (5 Entries): 1) AB Johnny, Allyssa Obrecht; 2) CYT Naz 611D, Jaxon Schrag; TRNR Mr. Rudy 186, Luke Schroeder, Definance, Ohio. =

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National Junior Bred & Owned Bull Show 17 head – Judge: Chris Cassady by Emma Penzenstadler

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SFF Impact HC 44D ET was Grand Champion Bred and Owned Bull, exhibited by Mitchell Smith, Pendleton, Ind.

Reserve Grand Champion Bred and Owned Bull, JS Visionary, exhibited by James Johnson, Niantic, Ill. Seventeen Bred and Owned Bulls entered the ring in Tulsa to be sorted by judge Chris Cassady. After careful evaluation, Cassady selected SFF Impact HC 44D ET, a March son of Free K-Kim Hot Commodity and MFS Zoey 6Y ET as the Grand Champion Bred and Owned Bull. The bull was exhibited by Mitchell Smith, Pendleton, Ind. Taking Reserve Grand Champion 38

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Bred and Owned Bull honors was JS Visionary exhibited by James Johnson, Niantic, Ill. JS Visionary is a January son of NBS Low Rider 42W ET and WHR Cecilia 3916 ET. Shorthorn Bred and Owned Bull Class Placings: Class 1: Junior Bull Calves (5 Entry): 1) JS Visionary, James Johnson; 2) TRN Watchword 73, Gavin Cender,

Mahomet, Ill.; 3) BERG’S Hot Shot, Madeline Berg, Osage, Iowa. Class 2: Winter Bull Calves (3 Entries): 1) F C General 656, Kelly Morrison, Belle Plaine, Minn.; 2) BERG’S Charmer, Madeline Berg. Class 3: Senior Bull Calves (2 Entries): 1) DL Patriot, Desirae Logsdon, Amanda, Ohio; 2) CKC Southern Solution, Colton Lott, Hattiesburg, Miss. Class 5: Late Spring Yearling Bulls (2 Entries): 1) LORENZ’S Big Ace 16, Josh Lorenz, Grant Park, Ill.; 2) Samantharose Max Cabrera, Gavin Bunnell, Antigo, Wisc. Class 6: Early Spring Yearling Bull (1 Entry): 1) SFF Impact HC 44D ET, Mitchell Smith. Class 7: Junior Yearling Bulls (3 Entry): 1) SRV Quiet Man, Savannah Vogel, Hamill, SD; 2) CCF JJ Patriot C01D, Ethan Crow, Lawton, Okla.; 3) ASM’S Red Ruger, Anaya McCune, Benton, Kan. Class 9: Two-Year Old Bulls (1 Entry): 1) MTS Revival 35, Jakob Long, Vinton, Iowa. =

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American Shorthorn Foundation Scholarship Recipients by Emily Albert

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L to R: Ashley Nye, Bill Rasor, Tate Lueth, Front row: Tayler Bacon and Kendra Davis.

L to R: Bill Rasor and Adrianne Trennepohl.

On Friday, July 7, junior exhibitors and parents crowded together in their lawn chairs and in the stands in the Pavilion at the Tulsa State Fair Grounds to witness the award ceremony to recognize the juniors for their hard work in the and out of the barn. These students were also recognized for the involvement and academic achievements. With the plentiful generosity from the American Shorthorn Foundation and the thoughtful families listed below, 14 deserving juniors left the award ceremony with funding to help pay for their school. All those who received the scholarships are known as “Builders of the Breed,” an honor granted to members of the Shorthorn breed. Every year a selection committee carefully examine each application and makes tough decisions to select the best recipients. Jared and Justin Bedwell Memorial Scholarship: The $1,000 Jared & Justin Bedwell Memorial Scholarship is sponsored by the Bedwell family of Isabella, Okla., in partnership with the American Shorthorn Foundation and was awarded to a high school senior, college freshmen or college sophomore based on the applicants involvement, future goals and career plans in agriculture, GPA and character references. The scholarship was created to help honor the Bedwell boys who were both active AJSA members. This year’s recipient was Macy Bakenhus. Bakenhus is the 19-year-old daughter

before she was able to compete. “My most rewarding achievement in the Shorthorn breed is that my family has worked hard to accomplish our goals,” Fogg said. “Our herd is small, but we have worked to grow our genetics to be reputable in and out of the show ring.” Jesse M. and Jennie S. Duckett Memorial Scholarship: The $1,000 Jesse M. & Jennie S. Duckett Memorial Scholarship is sponsored by the American Shorthorn Foundation and awarded to high school seniors or college freshmen based upon the applicants’ involvement in Agriculture, educational background, ACT scores and high school and/or college GPA. This year’s recipient was Riley Sleichter. Sleichter is the 17-year-old son of Jeff and Meredith Sleichter of Abilene, Kansas. Sleichter plans to attend Kansas State University and major in Agribusiness and minor in Business Management. Sleichter was also actively involved and a leader with his local FFA and Willowdale 4-H club. “By earning a degree in Agriculture, I have the opportunity to pursue my passions and become a professional within the industry I love,” Sleichter said. “I yearn to make a meaningful impact on the agricultural industry, yet still journal in my family’s history book.”

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L to R: Allison Dragstrem, Tejlor Strope, and Sammi Schrag (missing is Clayton Fugate). of Ward and Shay Bakenhus of Columbus, Nebraska. She is currently attending Central Community College majoring in Agricultural Education. Bakenhus plans to become a great AG teacher and to help educate the future of the United States about Agriculture. “I hope to be able to inspire some of my students to take the step and become an Ag teacher,” Bakenhus said. Lyle and Katharyn Dewitt Memorial Scholarship: The $1,000 Lyle and Katharyn DeWitt Memorial Scholarship was set up in memory of Lyle and Katharyn DeWitt and their contributions to the Shorthorn breed. This Scholarship is sponsored by the American Shorthorn Foundation and was awarded to a high school senior or college freshmen based upon Shorthorn involvement, grades, need and participation in other activities outside the barn. This year’s recipient was Kayla Fogg. Fogg is the 18-year-old daughter of Alan and Robin Fogg of Rushville, Indiana. She plans to attend Purdue University and major in Agricultural Business. She has been involved within the Shorthorn breed most of her life as she has competed in eight Junior Nationals and attended many more

Mike Dugdale Scholarship:

Memorial

In 2006 the Shorthorn breed lost one of its long-time members, Michael Dugdale. Dugdale was involved in the first importation of Irish Shorthorns in the late 70’s and early 80’s. He served in the Nebraska and Iowa Shorthorn Association holding positions in each. In the early 80’s he was elected to the American Shorthorn Association Board of Directors. In his history of being a manager, herd consultant and order buyer, Dugdale attended hundreds of Shorthorn sales though out North America and Canada while purchasing untold numbers of Shorthorn cattle. The $1,000 Dugdale Scholarship was awarded to a collegiate upperclassman who is an active AJSA member with a sincere interest in bettering the beef cattle industry after college. This year’s recipient was Ashley Nye. Nye is the 19-year-old daughter of Chuck and Tammy Nye of New Prague, Minnesota. She currently attends South Dakota State University majoring in animal science and minoring in Ag business, Ag marketing and economics. She was involved in 4-H and FFA, along with being a member of the Minnesota Junior Shorthorn Association since 2011. “I want to be able to give youth the opportunity just like I experienced, with the hope of engaging them in the agriculture industry,” Nye said. “I want to do everything I can to make agriculture better as a whole and spread positive messages.” Charles B. “Chuck” Leemon Memorial Scholarship: The one $2,500 Charles B. “Chuck” Leemon Memorial Scholarship is sponsored by the family of Chuck Leemon in cooperation with The Shorthorn Foundation and awarded to a college student based upon the applicants’ involvement, future goals and career plans in Agriculture, college GPA, and character references. The recipient for this year’s scholarship was Tate Lueth. Lueth is the 19-year-old son of Jeff and Dana Lueth of Curtis, Nebraska. Lueth currently attends University of Nebraska Lincoln majoring in animal science pre-vet & grazing livestock systems and is receiving a minor in Nebraska beef industries scholar. “My goal after I obtain my DVM license is to return to rural Southwest Nebraska and work with a local vet,” Lueth said. “And eventually become a partner or have my own practice.” Don Longley Memorial Scholarship: Don Longley was a past publisher of the Shorthorn World magazine. He followed his father’s footsteps and continued the empire of the Shorthorn magazine, insisting his staff attend every

Shorthorn show, sale and conference possible in order to bring Shorthorn breeders the most accurate and expansive information of the time. He worked effortlessly to promote the breed, and his greatest delight was to publish a journalistically superior book. The Shorthorn World was never the same after the Longley era, with more than 50 years of father and son work towards the magazine and breed. Each year four $1,000 Longley Memorial Scholarships are awarded. The scholarships are sponsored by The Shorthorn Foundation and awarded to high school seniors or college freshmen based upon Shorthorn involvement, grades, need, and participation in other activities. Four recipients were selected for this year’s scholarship, Sammi Schrag, Tejlor Strope, Allison Dragstrem and Clayton Fugate. Schrag is the 18-year-old daughter of Cory and Melisa Schrag of Marion, South Dakota. She plans to attend South Dakota State University and major in Agricultural Business. Strope is the 17-year-old daughter of Boyd and MaLaine Strope of O’Neill Nebraska. She plans to attend Northeast Community College then later transfer to South Dakota State University majoring in agricultural education and to minor in communications and marketing. Allison Dragstrem is the 18-year-old daughter of Bob & Elaine Dragstrem of Amboy, Indiana. She plans to attend Lake Land College then transfer to Western Illinois University majoring in Agriculture Business and minoring in finance. Clayton Fugate is the 19-year-old son of Richard & Roxanna Fugate of Crawfordsville, Indiana. He currently attends Purdue University, majoring in agronomy, crop & soil sciences and minoring in animal science, beef production. John Miller Scholarship: The one $2,500 John Miller Scholarship is awarded to collegiate upperclassman (including trade schools) who is an active AJSA member with an emphasis to be placed on recipient having some interest in making Shorthorns more viable in the commercial cattle industry. The recipient selected this year to receive the John Miller Scholarship was, Adriane Trennepohl. Trennepohl is the 21-year-old daughter of Scott and Judy Trennepohl of Middletown, Indiana. She currently attends Purdue University and is Dual degree in agricultural economics – sales and marketing and animal science agribusiness. Trennepohl has been a member of both the AJSA and Indiana Shorthorn Association since 2005.

“I am thankful for being raised on a beef cattle farm, but I am even more thankful to have been introduced to the Shorthorn breed,” Trennepohl said. John C. “Jack” Ragsdale Scholarship: The $1,000 Jack Ragsdale Scholarship is awarded to a high school senior or college freshman who is an active AJSA member with a sincere interest in learning how to evaluate livestock and an appreciation for the purebred livestock industry. The recipient of this award exemplifies the qualities of Ragsdale, who is also known as “Mr. Shorthorn” by many breeders. Hailing originally from Indiana, he has been active in the Shorthorn business his entire life. Ragsdale was the High Point Individual at the International Livestock Judging Contest in Chicago in 1948, and had the record high score until 1961. Ragsdale was on the Purdue University Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Team. After judging, Ragsdale began his servitude at the American Shorthorn Association in 1965, where he began a 12-year term on the Board of Directors, eventually being named president. Ragsdale was instrumental in the inception of the North American International Livestock Exposition, and also implemented the first Shorthorn Youth Conference in 1968, which was the start to the American Junior Shorthorn Association. Ragsdale’s portrait is hung in the Purdue University Livestock Hall of Fame in Indiana, and also has been inducted into the Saddle and Sirloin Portrait Club. This year’s recipient is Tayler Bacon. Bacon is the 17-year-old daughter of Joel and Becky Bacon of Powhattan, Kansas. She will attend Fort Scott Community College and major in animal science and minor in agricultural business. At Fort Scott she will be a member of the 2017-2018 livestock judging team. Outstanding Junior Board Member: The Outstanding Junior Board Member Scholarship was created to honor a Junior Board Member who has gone above and beyond in their service to the American Junior Shorthorn Association during their time in office. This recipient has been selected to receive this $500 scholarship by the members themselves in acknowledgement of their hard work and determination. This year’s recipient was Kendra Davis of Glenville, Minnesota. Davis is the 21-year-old daughter of Lance and Sharon Davis. She passed on her red coat at this year’s Junior Nationals, ending her three year term on the board as Vice - President. = shorthorn country = august 2017

Beef Cook-Off

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Beef Cook-Off Winners many brought the judges to laughter! Following the skit, the judges had the opportunity to ask the contestants questions over anything from how they cooked their meal to questions about the cuts of meat in which they used. Altogether this contest was a great success and all fourteen teams did a phenomenal job!

Sizzling skillets, excited juniors and the phenomenal smell of beef cooking is exactly what you would find as you entered the Beef Cook-Off competition. This competition gives the juniors the opportunity to express their talents in both cooking and creativity as well as communication skills. Not only did the contestants present a dish in front of the judges but also a creative skit in which

Beef Cook-off Showmanship competition winner was Indiana 1. 1) Ohio Kabobs 2) Texas 1 3) Indiana 1 4) Ohio Taco Troop 5) Kansas 1 =

From Left to right Landon Helmke, McKalynne Helmke, Desirae Logdson and Caroline Tilton.

Flank Steak & Vegetable Kabobs Ingredients: Marinade: • 1t. Garlic powder • 1t. Thyme • 2t. Black pepper • 14oz. Raspberry vinaigrette salad dressing • ¼ c. A1 Steak Sauce • 3T. Worcestershire sauce Other Ingredients: • 1½lb. flank steak • Seasoned meat tenderizer • 1 red onion • 1lb. fresh white mushrooms • 1 pint cherry tomatoes • 1 green bell pepper • 1 yellow bell pepper

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Directions: 1. Generously sprinkle meat tenderizer on both sides of the flank steak. 2. Slice flank steak into thin strips. Be sure to cut against the grain of the meat. 3. Combine marinade ingredients in large Zip-Loc bag. 4. Set aside 1 cup of marinade for later. 5. Add steak strips to bagged marinade. Squeeze out excess air and seal bag. 6. Put marinating meat in refrigerator for 12-24 hours. 7. Wash and clean all vegetables. 8. Cut onion into wedges and set aside. 9. Chunk bell peppers into 1”-2” squares and set aside. 10. Begin threading steak onto metal skewers folding strips back and forth like ribbon candy. 11. Alternate steak and vegetables on skewers. 12. Place filled skewers on preheated grill. 13. Brush reserved marinade onto skewers as they cook. 14. Turn skewers once during grilling process. About 6-8 minutes per side. 15. Remove from grill and let rest before serving. 16. Serve on bed of rice.

Lassie Tea & Lassie 101 by Tejlor Strope

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Lassie Tea Participants. This year’s Lassie Tea was held on Thursday morning and was a great success. We had approximately 40 young girls, ages 4-12 participate in making their own princess sashes, decorating tea cups and wearing crowns while drinking tea (pink lemonade) and eating cookies. There were also Queen and Princess Representatives from Arkansas,

Minnesota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wisconsin. One thing is for sure, the future of the Shorthorn Lassies is very bright! Later in the day, a Lassie Social was also held for all current State Lassies and Princesses, and anyone interested in becoming a Shorthorn Lassie. It was a great time to share our love of

the Shorthorn breed and learn the basics of being a Lassie Queen and the responsibilities involved. I shared my experiences and answered questions. I would like to thank all of the people who attended these events and assisted to make them such a success. It has been an honor serving as your National Shorthorn Lassie Queen. =

Livestock Judging by Kaila Williams

Livestock Judging Winners Livestock judging is always one of the most popular contests at Junior Nationals year after year. This year, Oklahoma State University Department of Animal Science Dr. Clint Rusk and Dr. Blake Bloomberg assisted with the contest. The contestants judged a class of ShorthornPlus heifers, fall heifer calves, Purebred heavy bred heifers. OSU also brought one class of market hots and one class of breeding ewe to be judged. We also added 10 questions this year to the contest so we wouldn’t have as many ties. With many changes this year the contest was a success with the help

of our breeders, volunteers, and Junior Members. Prospector I Division are: 1) Ryle Galemore, Okla. 2) Aden Grathwohl, Kan. 3) Gage Slover, Texas 4) Kaitlyn Berg, Iowa 5) Hailey Jester, Ind. Prospector II Division are: 1) Hannah Wetzel, Minn. 2) Laudan Wilson, Kan. 3) Ty Harden, Ind. 4) Kelsey Wall, Okla. 5) Aubree Blissard, Texas

Intermediate Judging Contest: 1) Karson Glazier, Okla. 2) Xavier Ferris, Ind. 3) Grant Knipmeyer, Mo. 4) Clayton Poppe, Ill. 5) Miller Smith, Ind. Senior Division: 1) Collin Vanderwal, SD. 2) Cole Whisman, Ill. 3) Lexi Wetzel, Minn. 4) Micah Schuiteman, Iowa 5) Tayler Bacon, Kan. = shorthorn country = august 2017

Mentor/Apprentice and Golden Comb by Emily Albert

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Mentor/Apprentice Winners

Golden Comb Recipients Junior Nationals is the highlight of many junior members summer. However, the first few years can be intimidating for the younger members. The Mentor/Apprentice program, sponsored by Fusion Cattle Company allows for a senior or intermediate to mentor a prospector throughout the week. There are several fun activities that the Mentor and the Apprentice

participated in throughout the week. Activities included getting to know their partner, practicing judging skills, meeting new people through a scavenger hunt and selling airplanes for a throwing contest to help fund next year’s Junior Nationals. This year’s juniors who sold the most Airplanes and raised the most money for the American Junior Shorthorn Association were Lexi Wetzel

and Addison Obrecht. At the end of the week, juniors that completed all of the tasks were placed into the Golden Hopper to be in a drawing to receive the coveted Golden Comb Award. This year’s recipients of the Golden Comb Award were Trexton Anderson and Carter Wickard. =

Outstanding State by Leah Giess

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The outstanding Junior Shorthorn Competition gives the ability for each State to compete against each other. This is calculated on a point system that takes each State’s competitors placings in the multiple competitions and also adds in participation points and the philanthropy sock drive points. This year’s outstanding State Junior Association was awarded to Ohio, with 23 exhibitors competing in the various competitions their dedication and hardwork was obvious at this year’s Junior Nationals. =

Speech Contest by : Zach Fanning

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Speech Contest Winners

The individuals competing in the speech competition have proven themselves to be the bright future of the Shorthorn Industry. These individuals have a way for presenting their message in a clear and effective manner and overcame their stage fright to share their stories. One judge made the comment, “It was inspiring to hear young people speak with such passion for their breed and the agricultural industry. I have no doubt the Shorthorn breed and agricultural industry have a bright future with the involvement of such talented young people.”

Prospector, I Division: 1) Ryle Galemore, Okla. 2) Addison Obrecht, Iowa 3) Keegan Bennett, Mich. 4) Aden Grathwohl, Kan. 5) Elle Inskeep, Ind. Prospector II Division: 1) Berren Strope, Neb. 2) Victoria Thompson, Ala. 3) Emilee Munchrath, Texas 4) Rylan Jester, Ind. 5) Micah Leonard, SD.

Intermediate Speech Division: 1) Jewel Thompson, Ala. 2) Macy Collins, Colo. 3) Quinn Rasor, Texas 4) Forest Cade Goldsmith, Texas 5) Alyssa Obrecht, Iowa Senior Prepared Speeches: 1) Melinda Perkins, Tenn. 2) Landon Helmke, Ohio 3) Olivia Wood, Ohio 4) Desirae Logsdon, Ohio Senior Extemporaneous Division: 1) Kendra Davis, Minn. 2) Kelly Morrison, Minn. 3) Jacob Sleichter, Kan. 4) Damin Hadorn-Papke, Wisc. 5) Micah Schuiteman, Ohio =

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Photo Contest by Megan Dragstrem

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Photo Contest Winners

They say that a picture speaks 1,000 words. If the photos that were exhibited at the National Junior Shorthorn Show and Youth Conference could speak those 1,000 words plus more and those stories would share amazing memories that were captured. The photos ranged from sunsets to farm scene, pasture shots to show ring shots. This year we had a total of 120 photography participants, some even entered multiple photographs within their division. Be sure to be on the look out for some of these pictures in the Shorthorn Country in the future. Be sure to capture many more memories throughout the up and coming year to exhibit at the 2018 Junior Nationals.

Prospector I Division: 1) Kyleigh Edwards 2) Carson Stevenson 3) Gage Slover 4) Kolton Greenhorn 5) Keegan Bennett Prospector II Division: 1) Kylee Dameron 2) Morgan Brooks 3) Olivia Gillette 4) Caitlyn Rasor 5) Emilee Munchrath Intermediate Photography Division: 1) Kameron Collier 2) Faye Smith 3) Madison Hoyt-Ruberti 4) Samantha Schoenbauer 5) Madysen Cox

Intermediate Digitally Enhanced Photography Division: 1) Alyssa Obrecht 2) Brandon Barr 3) Madysen Cox 4) Evan Wolfe 5) Sheridan Fox Senior Photography Division: 1) Matthew Shriver 2) Kayla Martin 3) Ben Harner 4) Austin Smuck 5) Kendra Davis Senior Digitally Enhanced Photography Division: 1) Megan Dragstrem 2) Kendra Davis 3) Rosemary Thompson 4) Haley Alden 5) Kayla Martin =

Red Coat by Leah Giess

The Junior Board with this year recipients Rylan, Hailey and Lindsey Jester.

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and positive attitude, this is the Red Coat award. This year the junior board selected siblings who stood out by never giving up and by constantly trying new

things. This years Red Coat Award goes to Rylan, Hailey and Lindsey Jester.=

Team Fitting by Damin Hadorn-Papke

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idle waiting for the completion of the contest. Then there was a rustling, from the control tower came the voice of, Damin Hadorn-Papke, the Junior Board member asking the Fitting Teams to complete their final checks including the critical electrical usage check. The crowd fell silent waiting to hear that all systems were go. Once the systems were checked and cleared for takeoff it was….. Ready, Set…. GO! And they were off…. the fitting teams were quick to show their talents in the Team Fitting Contest. It was a tough contest to judge with all the quality fitters, but in the end the judges were able to safely land five winners for each of the four flights:

Team Fitting Prospector I and II Winners.

Intermediate Winners.

Senior Winners. The stage was set, an open-air barn with damp red sand, red in color from the iron that permeates it. Fitting shoots lined up underneath the ever-critical electric outlets that hung from the

ceiling. Blowers with hoses positioned for easy access. Spray cans of Sullivan products, combs and clippers made ready for use and at arms length. Lonely show sticks and number harnesses sit

Prospector, I And II 1) Kaitlyn Berg, Addison Obrecht, Madie Berg. 2) Reid Utterbeck, Carter Wickard, Ryan Wickard. 3) Rylan Jester, Mark Inskeep, Jack Jordan. 4) Haylee Lanham, Jensen Gerstner, Sophia McCune 5) Logan Schroeder, Luke Schroeder, Karlie Kennedy. Intermediate Division: 1) Xavier Ferris, Sara Sullivan, Madison McCormick. 2) Wyatt Hancock, Larahmy Blakely, Drake Hughes. 3) Sydney McGowen, Abigail Nunn, Merrideth Behrens. 4) Mikayla Wetzel, Travis Beckstrand, Jaxon Schrag. 5) Justin Herlan, Hannah Dozier, Kelsey Wall. Senior Division: 1) James Johnson, Josh Lorenz, Mitchell Smith. 2) Kelly Morrison, Trevor Beckstrand, Lexi Wetzel. 3) Dallis Vanderwal, Collin Vanderwal, Lane Vanderwal. 4) Bailey Hooper, Ethan Crow, Mitchell Hunter. 5) Annie Rathbun, Cole Reiboldt, Cole Whisman. = shorthorn country = august 2017

Sullivan Supply Showmanship

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Sullivan Supply Showmanship Winners Wednesday morning the exhibitors took to the ring to show off their showmanship skills in the Sullivan Supply Showmanship contest. Senior exhibitors followed by Intermediate exhibitors were sorted by past Shorthorn exhibitor Dylan Evans and his wife Chelsea. There were a lot of quality showmen and it was a difficult competition. The Prospector 1 and 2 exhibitors were judged by Dustin and Jamie Glover. The younger showman were extremely fun to watch, combining both skill and excitement to while exhibiting their projects and should be exciting to watch as they become more experienced and competitive. The winners of the Sullivan

Supply showmanship are as follows. Prospector I Division: 1) Reid Utterback, Ind. 2) Keegan Bennett, Mich. 3) Kolten Greenhorn, Ohio 4) Abilene Sullivan, Okla. 5) Reagan Ferris, Ind. Prospector II Division: 1) Isiah Sallee, Okla. 2) Mark Inskeep, Ind. 3) Samantha VanVorhis, Ohio 4) Victoria Thompson, Ala. 5) Ryleigh Obrecht, Iowa Intermediate Division: 1) Kathy Lehman, Ohio 2) Myka Blissard, Texas

Grathwohl Scholarship. Lto R. Chelsea Evans, Harley Sargent, Nancy Grathwohl-Heter and Dylan Evans. 3) Sara Sullivan, Iowa 4) Sheridan Fox, Iowa 5) Madison McCormick, Iowa Senior Division: 1) Harley Sargent, Texas 2) Sammi Schrag, SD. 3) James Johnson, Ill. 4) Jake Nikkel, Kan. 5) Hailey Becking, SD. Recipient of the Grathwohl Scholarship: Harley Sargent, Texas. =

Sock Drive by Emily Albert

Zach Fanning with a representative from Harvest House picking up the socks. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s community service sock drive went off with a bang as a grand total of 2,779 new pairs of socks were donated by the 21 states in attendance. Each state attending Junior Nationals were given the mission to collect as many new pairs of socks as possible. The 21 states were ranked based on the number of socks brought per state divided by the number of exhibitors 48

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in attendance. The winning state that had the highest percentage of socks to exhibitors was the great state of Mississippi bringing over 57 pairs per exhibitor. The socks were donated to a local Tulsa Food Bank. Harvest House is committed to serving the poor and needy in the Tulsa community. The 2,700 pairs of socks will be able to help the relentless

efforts with helping the less fortunate neighbors in North East Oklahoma. The winners are: 1) Mississippi 2) Wisconsin 3) Alabama 4) California 5) Ohio =

Team Salesmanship by Josh Lorenz

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Team Salesmanship Winners Being a smooth talker and being able to communicate clearly and thinking quick on your feet are all skills of a great salesman. The team salesmanship allows our juniors the opportunity to really enhance these extremely important skills to be successful in an extremely competitive cattlemanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s industry. The senior division chose between animals based on the scenario at hand. They prepared with the information given to support their reasoning. The intermediate division was required to help market a Zoetis product. They prepared beforehand and used products to help enhance their sale tactics; they were also expected to be able to answer

questions regarding the products. The prospector division brought a calf to the competition and then gave their reasoning to try and persuade the judges on why to buy their animal. Prospector I Division: 1) Reagen Ferris & Charlotte Jordan 2) Kimberly Holland & Sheridan Soules 3) Creed Evans & Landon Stevenson Prospector II Division: 1) Caitlyn Rasor & Emilee Munchrath 2) Jack Jordan & Chloe Jordan 3) Samantha VanVorhis & Caroline Tilton 4) Kade Lott & Keegan Bennett 5)Alexa Lane & Rylee Galemore

Intermediate Division: 1) Miller Smith & Sheridan Fox 2) Fulton Kennedy & Kyle Piscione 3) Zach Geisler & Karson Glazier 4) Cade Goldsmith & Caleb Hines 5) Jackie Sleichter Senior Division: 1) Haley Alden & Kendra Davis 2) Connor Bollum & Kelly Morisson 3) Cassidy Catrett & Cameron Catrett 4) Faye Smith & Tayler Bacon 5) Jake Nikkel & Allison Dragstrem =

Quiz Bowl by Mitchell Smith

Quiz Bowl Winners Thursday afternoon the Shorthorn exhibitors put away their showsticks, turned off their blowers, and took the opportunity to fire up their brains. Competing in the quizbowl competition, juniors were tested on their knowledge of Shorthorn cattle, history, the cattle

industry and much more. These teams are made up of a senior, an intermediate and two prospectors. They had to buzz in before the other team and then answer the question correctly to receive points. This is a fun contest and a great learning experience. The winners are as follows.

1) Minnesota (John Morrison, Liz Jabs and Hannah Wetzel). 2) Ohio Mix (Hunter Tilton, Caroline Tilton, Olivia Wood, Kylee Dameron). 3) OK4 (Abby Bratcher, Tori Copeland, Chloe Carlisle, Kelly Morrison). 4) Ohio2 (Desirae Logsdon, Karlie Kennedy, Samantha VanVorhis, McKaylne Helmke). 5) AL/SD (Cassidy Catrett, Cameron Catrett, Victoria Thompson, Marissa Leonard). = shorthorn country = august 2017

Poster/Graphic Design by Kaila Williams

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Poster/Graphic Design Winners Marketing and promoting yourself, your job or cattle operation is very important for the future. Everyone wants an advertisement that catches a person’s attention that will make them stop what they are doing to read it. For the poster contest, Prospector I’s had to promote their family operation while the Prospector II’s had to promote the Shorthorn Association. For the graphic design contest, the goal was to have a clear, effective design. In the Intermediate division members had to create an advertisement for AJSA. The Seniors had to design an for the

Shorthorn Country. Congratulations to all the members! Prospector I Promotional Poster: 1) Sheridan Soules, Okla. 2) Reagen Ferris, Ind. 3) Kadin Worthington, Okla. 4) Karlie Kennedy, Mich. 5) Gus Irwin, Iowa Prospector II Promotional Poster: 1) Emilee Munchrath, Texas 2) Samantha VanVorhis, Ohio 3) Victoria Thompson, Ala. 4) Karlie Kennedy, Ohio 5) Caroline Tilton, Ohio

Intermediate Graphic Design: 1) Xavier Ferris, Ind. 2) Jewel Thompson, Ala. 3) Hunter Tilton, Ohio 4) Skylee Sherman, Mich. 5) Ethan Spearmen, Texas Senior Graphic Design: 1) Kendra Davis, Minn. 2) Haley Alden, Mo. 3) Melinda Perkins, Tenn. 4) Kaila Williams, Okla. 5) Tayler Bacon, Kan. =

Shorthorn Sidekicks by Emily Albert

Sidekick Participants Shorthorn Sidekicks provides an opportunity for the youngest AJSA members who attend Junior Nationals to get involved, and get excited about many more Junior Nationals to come. This year Sidekicks got to take a tour of the 50

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arena while playing fun games such as red rover and red light/green light, taking pictures in an airplane, cool down in a splash pad, and got the opportunity to go to the Shorthorn carnival where they could play carnival games for prizes, get

their face painted and get yummy snacks such as popcorn and snow cones. A huge thank you goes out to Stephanie Crow, Jobi Cash and the rest of the Oklahoma Shorthorn Association for giving the sidekicks three fun filled days of fun! =

Arts & Crafts by Kendra Davis

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2) Brandon Barr 3) Colton Lott 4) Paige Wickard 5) Meredith Behrens Senior Arts and Crafts Division: 1) Emily Dahse 2) Melinda Perkins 3) place: Kendra Davis 4) Lexi Wetzel 5) Desirae Logsdon Refurbished Arts and Crafts Division: 1) Haley Lanham 2) Kara Baker 3) Hannah Dozier 4) Landon Helmke 5) Allison Dragstrem =

Arts & Crafts Winners Prospector I Division: 1) Reagen Ferris 2) Keegan Bennet 3) Aden Grathwohl 4) Cooper Laughery 5) Addison Obrecht Prospector II Division: 1) Carter Wickard 2) Caitlyn Rasor 3) Griffin Behrens 4) Ryleigh Obrecht 5) Jansen Gerstner Intermediate Division: 1) Skylee Sherman

Talent runs deep in the Shorthorn breed. The exhibitors in the arts and crafts contest know how to make the Shorthorn breed stand out in both the show ring and in their creative works of art. The juniors participating in the Arts and Crafts contest created original pieces inspired by Shorthorn cattle. The items were then evaluated by a panel of judges and placed appropriately. A special thank you goes to the members who donated their original pieces to future fundraisers for the AJSA. Your contribution driven by your passion for the breed is greatly appreciated.

Herdsmanship by Jake Nikkel

In states with 20 head of cattle and under: 1) Kansas 2) Michigan 3) Maryland 4) Arkansas 5) Alabama In the division for States with 21 head and up: 1) Ohio 2) Texas 3) Oklahoma 4) Missouri 5) Illinois

Herdsmanship Winners The 2017 Junior National Herdsmanship contest was a success. This contest is to see what state can put together the best stalls, and how well each state keeps their area clean and well presented throughout the week. Many

states put up curtains behind their stall signs, as well as put up state signs on the end of the alleys and display boards showing off their juniors. It is up to the juniors of each state to keep their alleys swept clean and stall beds presentable.

All of our juniors take a lot of pride in their work and it was a very competitive contest this year! Congratulations to all of the states on a job well done! =

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Junior Exhibitors ‘Fly High’ High Point Individuals by Leah Giess

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High Point Winners competitions are tallied to find the top high point individuals for each age division. Prospector I Division: 1) Reagen Ferris, Ind. 2) Keegan Bennett, Mich. 3) Rylee Galemore, Okla. 4) Sheridan Soules, Okla. 5) Reid Utterback, Ind. Prospector II Division: 1) Emilee Munchrath, Texas 2) Caitlyn Rasor, Texas 3) Carter Wickard, Ind. 4) Samantha Vanvorhis, Ohio 5) Mark Inskeep, Ind.

Juniors from all over the United States traveled to Tulsa, Oklahoma to not only compete in the exhibition of cattle but to test their skills in the numerous contests and team competitions offered. The different contests vary and provide the opportunity for Juniors to compete in competitions both livestock related like, livestock judging, fitting and showmanship and outside the regular livestock competitions like, arts and crafts, graphic design and photography. The High Point award recognizes the juniors that participated and scored well in multiple competitions. When the junior is finished competing, all the scores and placings from the various

Junior Appreciation Award by Leah Giess

Every year the American Junior Shorthorn Association Board of Directors recognizes an individual for their dedication and support of the junior association with the Junior Appreciation Award. This year’s recipient is Kevin Wendt of Ohio. Wendt acted as the auctioneer for the fundraiser, Deck the Stalls and provides his website for the Funding the Future Online Sale Sale. Wendt’s commitment and support to the Junior Association is highly appreciated.

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Intermediate Division: 1) Xavier Ferris, Ind. 2) Brandon Barr, Ohio 3) Jewel Thompson, Ala. 4) Sheridan Fox, Iowa 5) Miller Smith, Ind. Senior Division: 1) Kendra Davis, Minn. 2) Haley Alden, Mo. 3) Melinda Perkins, Tenn. 4) Kelly Ann Morrison, Minn. 5) Lexi Wetzel, Minn. =

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Shelby director of youth activities, Rogers director of marketing & communications

This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference was my first one as the director of youth activities. I may have been a little nervous and scared, but I had many people on my side to make sure it was successful! We were lucky enough to get nice weather in Tulsa throughout the week which made it a lot more comfortable for every one there. I think this year was very successful with the show ring decorations, facility,

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awards, opening ceremony and so much more. Congratulations to all the exhibitors and participants on your achievements at junior national this year. There was so many great projects and cattle that really made the Shorthorn breed stand out. Thank you to all the Oklahoma Shorthorn Association members and other volunteers who helped make everything run smoothly during the week. Thanks to the ASA staff and interns who as-

sisted in the behind the scenes work during the week to make everything be on time. It may have been a week without much sleep, lack of meals, and some stress, but I loved every minute of being youth activities director. I am already starting to plan for next year and canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to see what the week in Madison, Wisc., will hold for the National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference! =

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With a football game the same weekend, there are limited rooms at the Hilton Garden Inn. The Holiday Inn is across the street from the Hilton Garden Inn. We have a block of rooms at both hotels. For reservations, call the hotel directly and ask for the American Shorthorn Association Block. For any other questions call the ASA.

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Illinois Junior Shorthorn Preview Show 2017 Judge: Clay Zwilling

LFG Ruby’s Hot Emerald, exhibited by John Gellerman. Grand Champion Purebred Heifer & Grand Champion Bred & Owned Purebred Heifer.

KOLT-WW Tune Gentry 38 ET, exhibited by Erica Harrell. Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Heifer.

JS ROSE 6J05, exhibited by James Johnson. Reserve Grand Champion Bred & Owned Purebred Heifer.

Everest, exhibited by Brady Haschemeyer. Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer & Grand Champion Bred & owned ShorthornPlus Heifer.

MM Patsy MSC 111D, exhibited by Clayton Poppe. Reserve Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer.

WAYMAR UT Aunt Erica 112, exhibited by Ally Utegg. Reserve Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer.

LORENZ’S Big Ace, exhibited by Josh Lorenz. Grand Champion Bred & Owned Bull.

JS Visionary, exhibited by James Johnson. Reserve Grand Champion Bred & Owned Bull.

WAYMAR Big Nate, exhibited by Levi Hinshaw. Grand Champion Purebred Steer.

IFS Waco W1D, exhibited by Brian Clapp. Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Steer.

JSF Finn 9D, exhibited by Dalton Johnston. Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Steer.

JBS Steer 113, exhibited by Sierra Eversoll. Reserve Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Steer

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= Show Schedule Fair Location Show Date Time Judge Ozark Empire Fair Springfield, MO Junior Shorthorn Show 8/4 8 a.m. Ozark Empire Fair Springfield, MO Open Shorthorn Show 8/5 8 a.m. Indiana State Fair Indianapolis, IN 4-H Steer Show 8/6 8 a.m. Ryan Rathman Indiana State Fair Indianapolis, IN 4-H Heifer Show 8/7 8 a.m. Johnny Johnson Wisconsin State Fair Milwaukee, WI Junior Heifer Show 8/8 8 a.m. Wisconsin State Fair Milwaukee, WI Junior Steer Show 8/9 8 a.m. Iowa State Fair Des Moines, IA FFA Breeding Beef Show 8/10 10 a.m. Indiana State Fair Indianapolis, IN Open Show - Super Regional 8/10 9 a.m. Ryan Rash Illinois State Fair Springfield, IL Junior ShorthornPlus Heifer Show 8/10 TBD Illinois State Fair Springfield, IL Junior Shorthorn Heifer Show 8/11 TBD Montgomery Cnty Agricultural Fair Gaithersburg, MD Junior Heifer Show 8/11 6 p.m.. Montgomery Cnty Agricultural Fair Gaithersburg, MD Open Shorthorn Show 8/12 Noon Chris Mullinix Wisconsin State Fair Milwaukee, WI Open Show 8/12 8 a.m. Chris Styles West Virginia State Fair Lewisburg, WV Junior Heifer Show 8/12 12:30 p.m. Illinois State Fair Springfield, IL Open Shorthon Show - Regional 8/14 8 a.m. Illinois State Fair Springfield, IL Open ShorthornPlus Show - Regional 8/14 following Iowa State Fair Des Moines, IA 4-H Breeding Beef Show 8/15 7:30 a.m. Missouri State Fair Sedalia, MO 4-H/FFA Market Show 8/15 8 a.m. Iowa State Fair Des Moines, IA 4-H Market Beef Show 8/16 7:30 a.m. Wyoming State Fair Douglas, WY Open Shorthorn Show 8/16 1 p.m. Montgomery Cnty Agricultural Fair Gaithersburg, MD Junior Market Steer Show 8/17 10 a.m. Wyoming State Fair Douglas, WY Youth Breeding Beef Show 8/18 9 a.m. West Virginia State Fair Lewisburg, WV Open Show - Regional 8/18 9 a.m. Pete Hunter Missouri State Fair Sedalia, MO 4-H/FFA Shorthorn Breedingâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;Show 8/18 8 a.m. Missouri State Fair Sedalia, MO Open Shorthorn Show 8/19 8 a.m. Iowa State Fair Des Moines, IA Open Show - Super Regional 8/20 7:30 a.m. Chuck Lemenager Appalachian State Fair Gray, TN Open Heifer Show 8/23 9 a.m. Kentucky State Fair Louisville, KY Youth Market Beef Show 8/23 8:30 a.m. Western Idaho State Fair Boise, ID Junior Shorthorn Show 8/24 10 a.m. Mike Patton Western Idaho State Fair Boise, ID Open Shorthorn Show 8/24 following Mike Patton Kentucky State Fair Louisville, KY Youth Heifer Show 8/24 8 a.m. Maryland State Fair Timonium, MD 4-H/FFA Heifer Show 8/25 1 p.m. New York State Fair Syracuse, NY Open Show 8/26 8:30 a.m. Kentucky State Fair Louisville, KY Open Show - Super Regional 8/26 8 a.m. Lydell Meier Maryland State Fair Timonium, MD Open Shorthorn Show 8/27 8 a.m. Colorado State Fair Pueblo, CO Junior Breeding Heifer Show 8/28 10 a.m. Jake Scott Colorado State Fair Pueblo, CO Open Bull Show 8/29 9 a.m. Colorado State Fair Pueblo, CO Open Female Show 8/30 9 a.m. Nebraska State Fair Grand Island, NE Junior Heifer Show 8/30 4 p.m. Oregon State Fair Salem, OR Open Shorthorn Show 8/31 Noon Brian Hula Nebraska State Fair Grand Island, NE Open Show 8/31 Noon Brandon Callis South Dakota State Fair Huron, SD Open Show 9/1 8 a.m. South Dakota State Fair Huron, SD Junior Show 9/1 following Minnesota State Fair St. Paul, MN Open Show - Regional 9/2 8 a.m. Parker Henley Minnesota State Fair St. Paul, MN FFA Shorthorn Heifer Show 9/3 10 a.m. Emily Griffiths Evergreen State Fair Monroe, WA Junior Shorthorn Show 9/3 1:30 p.m. William Cox Evergreen State Fair Monroe, WA Open Shorthorn Show 9/3 3 p.m. William Cox Eastern Idaho State Fair Blackfoot, ID Open Shorthorn Show 9/4 2:30 p.m. Kyle & Dale Micheli Washington State Fair Puyallup, WA Open Show - Regional 9/9 10 a.m. Gary Buchholz Kansas State Fair Hutchinson, KS Junior Market Show 9/9 9 a.m. Tennessee State Fair Nashville, TN Open & Jr.ShorthornPlus Show 9/10 8:30 a.m. Joe Myers Tennessee State Fair Nashville, TN Open & Jr. Junior Shorthorn Show 9/10 10 a.m. Joe Myers Kansas State Fair Hutchinson, KS Junior Heifer Show 9/10 8 a.m. New Mexico State Fair Albuquerque, NM Junior Market Steer Show 9/13 8 a.m. Scott Greiner New Mexico State Fair Albuquerque, NM Junior Breeding Beef Show 9/13 3 p.m. Scott Greiner Kansas State Fair Hutchinson, KS Open Show 9/16 9 a.m. Jeremy Hahn Tri-State Fair Amarillo, TX Youth Heifer Show 9/16 9 a.m. Jon DeClerck Tri-State Fair Amarillo, TX Open Shorthorn & ShorthornPlus 9/17 9 a.m. Chad Breeding Spokane Interstate Fair Spokane, WA Open Shorthorn Show 9/17 1 p.m. World Beef Expo West Allis, WI Open Shorthorn Show 9/22 1 p.m. Tyler Cates North Alabama State Fair Muscle Shoals, AL Youth Heifer Show 9/22 7 p.m. Tri-State Fair Amarillo, TX Youth Steer Show 9/23 8 a.m. David Groschke Oklahoma State Fair Oklahoma City, OK Jr & Open Shorthorn Show 9/23 9:30 a.m. Oklahoma State Fair Oklahoma City, OK Jr & Open ShorthornPlus Show 9/23 following

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Fair Location World Beef Expo West Allis, WI Tulsa State Fair Tulsa, OK AkSarBen Stock Show Grand Island, NE Keystone International (KILE) Harrisburg, PA Keystone International (KILE) Harrisburg, PA Tulsa State Fair Tulsa, OK Georgia National Fair Perry, GA Keystone International (KILE) Harrisburg, PA State Fair of Texas Dallas, TX Arkansas State Fair Little Rock, AR Arkansas State Fair Little Rock, AR State Fair of Texas Dallas, TX Northern Int. Livestock Expo (NILE) Billings, MT Northern Int. Livestock Expo (NILE) Billings, MT South Carolina State Fair Columbia, SC South Carolina State Fair Columbia, SC American Royal Kansas City, MO American Royal Kansas City, MO Alabama National Fair Montgomery, AL North Florida Fair Tallahassee, FL North Florida Fair Tallahassee, FL NAILE Louisville, KY NAILE Louisville, KY NAILE Louisville, KY NAILE Louisville, KY 2018 NWSS Denver, CO NWSS Denver, CO NWSS Denver, CO Fort Worth Stock Show Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth Stock Show Fort Worth, Texas Houston International Livestock Show Houston, TX Houston International Livestock Show Houston, TX

Show Date Time Judge Junior Show 9/24 8 a.m. Dr. Scott Schaake Open Show - Super Regional 9/30 10 a.m. Todd Herman Breeding Beef Show 10/1 8 a.m. National Open Shorthorn Show 10/7 8 a.m. National Open ShorthornPlus Show 10/7 following Junior Heifer Show 10/7 8 a.m. Junior Heifer Show 10/7 8 a.m. Junior Breeding Heifer Show 10/8 8 a.m. Open Shorthorn Show - Regional 10/13 9 a.m. Jr. Shorthorn & ShorthornPlus Show 10/14 10 a.m. Open Show - Regional 10/15 9 a.m. Youth Shorthorn Show 10/15 8 a.m. Jr. Shorthorn & ShorthornPlus Show 10/15 12 p.m. Open Shorthorn&ShorthornPlus Show 10/15 following Open Shorthorn Show 10/20 12 p.m. Dr. John Rayfield Junior Shorthorn Show 10/21 12:30 p.m. Mr. Eddie Holland Junior Shorthorn Show 10/26 12 p.m. National Shorthorn Show 10/26 following Youth Heifer Show 10/29 8 a.m. Junior Steer Show 11/11 7 p.m. Junior Heifer Show 11/12 1 p.m. Junior ShorthornPlus Show 11/11 TBD Junior Shorthorn Show 11/12 TBD National Open ShorthornPlus Show 11/13 8 a.m. National Open Shorthorn Show 11/13 following Pen Show 1/13 9 a.m. Jr. Shorthorn & Plus Heifer Show, 1/14 11 a.m. Open ShorthornPlus Female & Bull Show National Shorthorn Female Show, 1/15 11 a.m. National Shorthorn Bull Show Junior Shorthorn Show 1/20 8 a.m. National Open Shorthorn Show 1/28 9 a.m. Open Breeding Beef 2/26-3/7 2018 Junior Breeding Beef 3/8-3/11 2018

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Thank you! To the Oklahoma Shorthorn Association, judges and all who helped make the 2017 Shorthorn Junior Nationals Show and Youth Conference a success.

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= Sales Calendar Sept. 2 - Cates Farms “Star Search” Production Sale, Modoc, Ind. Sept. 2 - R-C Show Cattle, “Early Bird Sale”, Eaton, Ohio Sept. 7 - 4R Farms, The Davidson’s, Online Sale. www.cwcattlesales.com Sept. 10 - Bonnell Cattle Co., Online Sale. www.cwcattlesales.com Sept. 12 - Fusion Cattle “Shorthorn Prestige Online Sale”, Mendota, Ill. cwcattlesales.com. Sept. 16 - Waukaru Farms “Cow Power” Production Sale, Rensselaer, Ind. Sept. 17 - Ripberger/Norman “Eyes on the Midwest” Production Sale, Newman, Ill. Sept. 19 - Meyer Family Shorthorns, “Focus on the Future” Online Sale. cwcattlesales.com Sept. 19 - Wasinger Cattle Company Online Sale, www.cwcattlesales.com Sept. 23 - “Great Shorthorn Revival” Beaverton, Mich. Sept. 24 - KOLT Cattle Co “Simple Choices” Production Sale, Seward, Neb. Sept. 30 - Warner Ranch and Friends “Fall Harvest” Production Sale, Columbus, Neb. Sept. 30 - Bakenhus Cattle Co and 3BC Shorthorns, “Genetics With Passion” Production Sale, Columbus, Neb. Oct. 1 - Hill Haven Shorthorns 2017 Selections Sale, Duntroon, Ontario, Canada Oct. 1- 8 - Hahn Family Shorthorns, LLC, Practical & Profitable Bred and Open Private Treaty Sale, Minonk, Ill. Oct. 6 - Moore Shorthorns “Spring Born Online Sale” Jerseyville, Ill. cwcattlesales.com Oct. 7 - Greenhorn Cattle Co., “Where Great Females Make A Difference” Production Sale, Waynesville, Ohio. Oct. 7 - Farrer Stock Farms “Sale of Stars” 44th Annual Club Calf Sale, Royal Center, Ind. Oct. 7 - Steck “Our Commitment Elite Female Sale”, Woodstock, Minn. Oct. 13 - Schrag Shorthorns “Family Event” Production Sale, Marion, SD.

Oct. 14 - Studer Family Shorthorns “Family Legacies” Production Sale, Creston, Iowa. Oct. 14 - Farrer Stock Farms, Sale of Stars, 44th Annual Club Calf Sale, Royal Center, Ind. Oct. 15 - Sullivan Farms “Maternal Legends” Production Sale, Dunlap, Iowa. Oct. 18 - Horseshoe Creek, Near Dispersion. Johnstone Auction Mart, Moose Jaw, Sask. Oct. 21 - Double J & Crow Creek “Shorthorn 500” Production Sale, Marietta, Okla. Oct. 21 - 37th Annual Keystone Autumn Klassic, Waynesburg, Pa. Oct. 22 - Turner Shorthorns 2017 Open House, Somerset, Ohio. Oct. 22 - Cedar Valley Joint Production Sale, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Oct. 24 - Turner Shorthorns 2017 “Somerset Sensations Online Auction, Somerset, Ohio. Oct. 28 - Jungels Shorthorn Farms “Durham Nation” Production Sale, Kathryn, ND. Nov. 4 - Leveldale Farms “Investment Sale”, Mason City, Ill. Nov. 11- Donors On Ice, Louisville, Ky. Nov. 12 - Greenhorn Cattle Co “Where Future Generations are Created” Sale, Louisville, Ky. Nov. 24 - Bollum Family Shorthorns “Red, White and Roan Saturday” Online Sale, Goodhue, Minn. breedersworld.com Nov. 26 - Farrer Stock Farms, “Dynamic Dam Sale”, Royal Center, Ind. Dec. 3 - Kohlstaedt Farms Herd Dispersion, Wellington, Mo. Dec. 10 - Horton Farms Shorthorns, Holiday Spectacular Online Sale, St. Charles, Ill. cwcattlesales.com Dec. 12 - Galbreath Farm & Shady Maple Farms, The Selection Sale, Shorthorn Bred Heifer Sale, online at www.showstock.com Dec. 16 - Paint Valley Farms & Byland Polled Shorthorns “A Maternal Event” Production Sale, Millersburg, Ohio.

= Coming Events Aug. 27 - Ohio Shorthorn State Picnic, at Greenhorn Cattle Co., Waynesville, Ohio. Sept. 3 - North Dakota Field Day, Hosted by Hansen Shorthorns, Lisbon, ND.

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Sept. 2 - Cates Farms “Star Search” Production Sale, Modoc, IN. Sept. 16 - Waukaru “Cow Power” Production Sale, Rensselaer, IN. Sept. 17- Ripberger/Norman “Eyes On The Midwest” Production Sale, Sidell, IL. Sept. 23 - Great Shorthorn Revival, Beaverton, MI. Sept. 24 - KOLT Cattle Company “Simple Choices” Production Sale, Seward, NE. Sept. 30 - Warner Shorthorns “Fall Harvest” Production Sale, Columbus NE.

Sept. 30 - Bakenhus Cattle Co and 3BC Shorthorns, “Genetics With Passion” Production Sale, Columbus, NE.

Oct. 7 - Greenhorn Cattle Company “Where Great Females Make a Difference” Production Sale, Waynesville, OH. Oct. 13 - Schrag Shorthorns “Family Event” Sale, Marion, SD. Oct. 14 - Studer Family Shorthorns “Family Legacies” Production Sale, Creston, Iowa. Oct. 15 - Sullivan Farms “Maternal Legends” Production Sale, Dunlap, Iowa Oct. 21- Double J and Crow Creek “Shorthorn 500” Production Sale, Marietta, OK. Oct. 28 - Jungels Shorthorn Farm “Durham Nation” Production Sale, Kathryn, ND. Nov. 4 - Leveldale Farms “Ladies of Leveldale Investment’ Sale, Mason City, IL. Nov. 11- Donors On Ice, Louisville, KY. Nov. 12 - Greenhorn Cattle Company “Where Future Generations Are Created Sale”, Louisville, KY. Nov. 18 - Gana Farms Production Sale, Martell, NE. Dec. 3 - Kohlstaedt Farms Herd Dispersion, Wellington, MO. Dec. 12 - Galbreath Farm & Shady

Maple Farms, The Selection Sale, Shorthorn Bred Heifer Sale, online at www.showstock.com

Dec. 16 - Paint Valley Shorthorns and Byland Shorthorns “Maternal Event” Sale, Millersburg, OH. Online sales with a personal touch.

Sept. 18-21 - Ohio Farm Science Review.

Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc. Jeff K. & Darla Aegerter 402.641.4696 jeff.aegerter@gmail.com www.aegertermarketing.com shorthorn country = august 2017

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= Ad Index 4R Farms....................................................... 72 AAA Shorthorns............................................ 60 Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc............... 9, 71 Alden Farms.................................................... 5 Bartels Bros................................................... 60 Bennett Land & Cattle.................................. 60 Berg Shorthorns............................................ 60 Bern-A-Dale Shorthorns................................ 60 Bigelow Farms............................................... 60 Bo’s Shorthorns............................................. 60 Bonnell Cattle Company LLC...................... 15 Bowman Superior Genetics........................... 60 Bridle Path Ranch......................................... 60 Broken Road Cattle Company...................... 60 Brooks, Bruce................................................ 64 Bye Well Shorthorns...................................... 60 Byland Polled Shorthorns.............................. 60 Cairns Shorthorns......................................... 60 Cates Farms............................................6-7, 60 Cattle Visions................................................ 64 Cedar Valley Shorthorn Sale.......................... 18 Country K Shorthorns.................................. 60 Crawfdown Farms......................................... 60 Dav Mar Way Farms..................................... 60 Dedmon Shorthorns..................................... 60 DJS Shorthorns............................................. 61 Double C Shorthorns.................................... 61 DTR Cattle Co............................................. 61 Duis Farms.................................................... 61 Eyes on the Midwest Sale.............................. 17 Fieser’s Polled Shorthorns.............................. 61 Fischer Cattle Company.......................... 61, 73 Great Shorthorn Revival................................ 74 Greenhorn Cattle Company, LLC........... 11, 61 Haumont Shorthorns.................................... 61 High Ridge Farm LTD.................................. 61 Homeplace Farms.......................................... 61 Hub Ranch Shorthorns................................. 61 Humble Stock Farm...................................... 61 Illinois Breeders United For Impact..........58-59 Inness Shorthorns.......................................... 61 Iroquoian Shorthorns.................................... 61 James F. Bessler, Inc....................................... 64 Kearns Farms................................................. 61 Key Ridge Shorthorn Farm........................... 61 Keystone International ................................. 56 Keystone Shorthorns..................................... 61 Keystone Shorthorns..................................... 62 Kolt Cattle Company..................................IFC KW Cattle Co............................................... 61 Laban Roanoke Farm.................................... 62 Lane Cattle.................................................... 62 Leading a Legacy......................................20-21 Leveldale Farms....................................... 62, 70 Little Cedar Cattle Co................................... 62 Lone Star Cattle Company............................ 16 Longview Farms............................................ 62 Maple Brook Farms....................................... 62 Masonic Village............................................. 62 McKee........................................................... 62 Meyer Family Shorthorns.............................. 62 Meyer Farms................................................. 62 Moon Creek Ranch....................................... 62 New River Cattle........................................... 62 Norman Farms.............................................. 62 Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association ........... 55 Oler Farm..................................................... 62 Phildon Farms............................................... 62 Prospect Hill Shorthorns............................... 62 RC Show Cattle...................................... 19, 62 Richardson Farms Shorthorns....................... 63 RL Cattle Company...................................... 63 Robjoy Shorthorns........................................ 63

Rockin’ G Land & Cattle.............................. 63 Rocky Branch Shorthorns............................. 63 Schrag Shorthorn Farms............................ 3, 63 Sears Marketing Services, LLC...................... 64 SharBen Shorthorns...................................... 63 ShorthornPlus Foundation............................ 32 Showstock.com.......................................... 9,71 Simon Farms................................................. 63 Singing H Shorthorns................................... 63 Smoky Mountain Farm................................. 63 Stangl Shorthorns.......................................... 63 Stecks Cattle.............................................12-13 Stone Springs Shorthorns.............................. 63 Strode Family Shorthorns.............................. 63

Sullivan Farms........................................63, BC Sullivan Supply............................................. 64 Sutherland Shorthorns.................................. 63 Ten Mile Farm Shorthorns............................ 63 Top Notch Stock Farm.................................. 63 Turner Family Shorthorns............................. 63 Turner Family Shorthorns............................. 11 Tynywtra’s..................................................... 64 Vogel Shorthorn Farm................................... 64 Walnut Spring Farms..................................... 64 Warner Ranch............................................... 64 Waukaru Shorthorns............................ 64, IBC Wendt, Kevin................................................ 64 Wilson Livestock Agency............................... 64

shorthorn country = august 2017

Waukaru Lassie 2024 x4189979

CED 9 BW 0.5 WW 80 YW 111 MK 14 TM 54 CEM 2 ST 12 CW 36 REA -0.08 MB 0.13 FT -0.02 $CEZ 23.80 $BMI 126.54 $F 67.14

Sire: Waukaru Gold Card 5042 Averaged 27 good embryos on 2 flushes last winter.

Waukaru Prima Donna 6006 x4235790 Waukaru Minnie 6033 4235851

Sire: Muridale Skoll 38Y

CED BW WW YW MK TM CEM ST CW REA MB FT $CEZ $BMI $F

Waukaru Lassie 6081 ET x4252360

Sire: Waukaru Thor 3063

CED BW WW YW MK TM CEM ST CW REA MB FT $CEZ $BMI $F

13 -1.5 44 53 19 41 7 11 -6 -0.07 0.08 -0.03 49.65 130.04 48.39

Sire: Byland Top Gun 2G8

Waukaru Maria 6135 x4235910 2 2.5 75 102 11 48 -1 9 39 0.11 -0.01 -0.02 2.28 105.41 62.21

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Sire: KL Prime Time Teddy

CED BW WW YW MK TM CEM ST CW REA MB FT $CEZ $BMI $F

7 1.8 69 83 24 58 6 11 21 -0.22 0.36 -0.03 21.43 144.92 63.62

CED BW WW YW MK TM CEM ST CW REA MB FT $CEZ $BMI $F

15 -0.8 70 88 19 54 3 13 20 -0.15 0.14 0.00 48.86 139.94 62.20

Saturday, September 16, 2017 At the Farm, Rensselaer, Indiana

Selling 75 Lots

• Spring bred females. • Documented bred heifers. • Fall Calving Cows. • Top cut of the embryo transfer heifer calves. • Frozen Embryo Packages from our proven donor dams.

Sale Management by Sears Marketing Services Alan Sears: 970-396-7521 • alan.sears@aksears.com

7577 S. 210 E. • Rensselaer, Indiana 47978 Barry and Anita Jordan: 219-866-3513 • cell: 219-819-0430 Toby and Jodi Jordan: cell: 219-819-4603 Mark and Heidi Jordan: cell: 765-426-1990 TB accredited and certified bangs free, Johnes tested.