Holstein Open & Youth - All-American Dairy Show
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ALL-AMERICAN HOLSTEIN SHOW<br />
Heifer & Dry Cow Classes . . Wednesday, September 11, 1:00 pm, Equine Arena<br />
Cow Classes . . . . . . . . . . . Thursday, September 12, 9:00 am, Equine Arena<br />
Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Heath, Westminster, MD<br />
Breed Superintendent . . . . Dwane Miller, Pottsville, PA<br />
ENTRIES CLOSE . . . . . . . . AUGUST 9 AND AUGUST 23 (See Rules 10-12)<br />
Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . of individual and group classes, found on pages 15-17.<br />
Birth dates . . . . . . . . . . . . found in the “Chart of Classes,” on page 18.<br />
The following supporters of the <strong>Holstein</strong> <strong>Show</strong> deserve our sincere appreciation.<br />
407. Spring Heifer Calf<br />
<strong>All</strong>en-Hill <strong>Dairy</strong>, Rick & Ron <strong>All</strong>en, Smock, PA<br />
408. Winter Heifer Calf<br />
Way-Har Farms, William & Lolly Lesher, Bernville, PA<br />
409. Fall Heifer Calf<br />
Heart & Soul <strong>Holstein</strong>s/J&K Vue <strong>Dairy</strong>, Doug & Jennifer Boop,<br />
Millmont, PA<br />
410. Summer Yearling<br />
Four-Co Farm, John & Helen Cope, Mechanicsburg, PA<br />
411. Spring Yearling Heifer<br />
ABS Global, New Columbia, PA<br />
Aaron Eaton, Syracuse, NY<br />
412. Winter Yearling Heifer<br />
Windy Knoll View Farm, The Burdettes, Mercersburg, PA<br />
413. Fall Yearling Heifer (Not in Milk)<br />
Zimhaven Farm, Loren & Helen Zimmerman, Hummelstown, PA<br />
414. Junior Champion Female<br />
415. Reserve Junior Champion Female<br />
416. Best Junior Female Bred & Owned By Exhibitor<br />
Savage-Leigh, Wayne & Cindee Savage & Family, Knoxville, MD<br />
417. Junior Best Three Females<br />
Singing Brook Farms, Bruce Snider Family, Imler, PA<br />
Keystone Farm, Donald Seipt Family, Easton, PA<br />
419. Dry Cow<br />
Carroll Co. <strong>Holstein</strong> Association, New Windsor, MD<br />
420. Yearling In Milk<br />
Stonehurst Farm <strong>Dairy</strong> Sales Inc., Donald Welk, Strasburg, PA<br />
422. Cow, Junior 2 Year Old<br />
Penn-Gra <strong>Holstein</strong>, Garth & Melissa Campbell, Gratz, PA<br />
423. Cow, Senior 2 Year Old<br />
Penn Dell Farm, Jim Houser Family, Spring Mills, PA<br />
Coldsprings Farm, Matthew & Debra Hoff, New Windsor, MD<br />
425. Cow, Junior 3 Year Old<br />
PA Stone Mill, Bryant & Holly Hlavaty, Manheim, PA<br />
426. Cow, Senior 3 Year Old<br />
Star Rock <strong>Dairy</strong>, Tom Barley Family, Conestoga, PA<br />
Dunn’s Pride <strong>Holstein</strong>s, New Ringgold, PA<br />
427. Intermediate Champion<br />
428. Reserve Intermediate Champion<br />
429. Cow, 4 Years Old<br />
Fairbook Farm, Frank Connelly, PA Furnace, PA<br />
Monafran Farms, Canastota, NY<br />
430. Cow, 5 Years Old<br />
Ovaltop <strong>Holstein</strong>s, Richfield Springs, NY<br />
431. Cow, 6 Years and Older<br />
Delaware Valley College, <strong>Dairy</strong> Science Dept., Doylestown, PA<br />
432. 150,000 Lb. Class<br />
Landis Cattle Marketing, Robert & Janice Landis, Lancaster, PA<br />
434. Senior Champion Female<br />
435. Reserve Senior Champion Female<br />
436. Grand Champion Female<br />
Grand Champion Female wins $1000 sponsored by:<br />
Select Sires, Inc., Plain City, OH<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA will sponsor an award to be presented<br />
to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female<br />
437. Reserve Grand Champion Female<br />
439. Best Senior Female Bred and Owned By Exhibitor<br />
Peace & Plenty Farm, Joseph Schwartzbeck Family, Union Bridge, MD<br />
Champion Female Bred and Owned By Exhibitor - $500<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA & We Cover Structures, Thamesville, Ontario<br />
will sponsor an award to be presented to the exhibitor of the Bred<br />
& Owned Champion<br />
442. Best Three Females<br />
Schuler Farms, Brent Schuler, Fleetwood, PA<br />
443. Produce of Dam<br />
Maryland <strong>Holstein</strong> Association, Westminster, MD<br />
444. Dam-and-Daughter<br />
Dueppengiesser <strong>Dairy</strong> Co., Perry, NY<br />
Windmill Farm<br />
445. Exhibitor’s Herd<br />
446. State or Provincial Herd (see rules 61 & 69)<br />
447. Premier Breeder<br />
448. Premier Exhibitor<br />
Bred and Owned Recognition<br />
Rules: To be considered for Bred<br />
& Owned awards, one of the original<br />
owners must be listed as one<br />
of the current owners. Where a<br />
herd is registered in the names of<br />
different members of a family and<br />
where the herd is one unit, all entries<br />
may be considered as exhibits<br />
of one breeder.<br />
A neck ribbon and medallion will be<br />
presented by <strong>Holstein</strong> Association<br />
USA to the exhibitor of the first<br />
place bred & owned animal in each<br />
class.<br />
Premier Breeder<br />
and<br />
Premier Exhibitor Rules:<br />
1. Premier Breeder: The owner<br />
of the dam at the time of service<br />
shall be considered the breeder<br />
of the animal. Where a herd is<br />
registered in the names of different<br />
members of a family, and where<br />
the herd is one unit, all entries<br />
may be considered as exhibits of<br />
one breeder. Otherwise when animals<br />
are bred in partnership, each<br />
unique partnership is considered a<br />
unique breeder.<br />
The exhibitor winning the most<br />
points (for a maximum of six animals<br />
exhibited in the open single<br />
classes by him/herself and/or other<br />
exhibitors) shall be designated the<br />
Premier Breeder. In classes with<br />
ten or less animals, no more than<br />
two head per breeder will be counted<br />
toward premier points.<br />
2. Premier Exhibitor: Exhibitor<br />
must be the owner. In case a herd<br />
is registered or bred in the names<br />
of different members of a family,<br />
residing on one farm or breeding<br />
establishment, and where the<br />
herd is one unit, all entries may be<br />
considered as a single exhibitor for<br />
all group classes. However, members<br />
of one family, where cattle are<br />
not housed as one unit, will not be<br />
considered as a single exhibitor.<br />
When animals are owned in partnership,<br />
each unique partnership is<br />
considered a unique exhibitor.<br />
The exhibitor winning the most<br />
points (for a maximum of six<br />
animals which he/she owns and<br />
exhibits in the open single classes)<br />
shall be designated the Premier<br />
Exhibitor. In classes with ten or<br />
less animals, no more than two<br />
head per exhibitor will be counted<br />
toward premier points.<br />
3. Premier Breeder & Premier<br />
Exhibitor Point System:<br />
See Chart on page 36<br />
4. Group Class Rules: Junior Best<br />
Three & Best Three Females - Entries<br />
in the group classes must be<br />
entered and shown in their individual<br />
animal classes. <strong>All</strong> must be<br />
bred by the exhibitor and at least<br />
one animal must be owned (solely<br />
or in partnership) by the exhibitor.<br />
BARBARA KERSTETTER<br />
243 E. Main Street<br />
PO Box 430<br />
Millheim, PA 16854-0430<br />
Life, health, long term care<br />
insurances and investments<br />
Phone: (814) 349-5013 (814) Fax: (814) 349-5220<br />
barbara.kerstetter1@verizon.net<br />
Proud to sponsor the PNJS Grand Champion Sashes<br />
Happy and Contented Cows Make<br />
Happy <strong>Show</strong> Exhibitors<br />
Treat them to the Best<br />
Lira Gold Products<br />
Paul E. Miller<br />
1432 Pine Tree Avenue<br />
Harrisburg, PA 17112<br />
717.469.7195<br />
Cell: 717.497.2834<br />
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The <strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA, Inc. has generously<br />
supported the Eastern Fall National <strong>Holstein</strong><br />
<strong>Show</strong> for many years. <strong>Holstein</strong> Association<br />
USA will present the following awards.<br />
Grand Champion Female<br />
An award will be presented to the Grand<br />
Champion sponsored by <strong>Holstein</strong> Association<br />
USA.<br />
BRED & OWNED<br />
The winner will be recognized and a neck ribbon<br />
and medallion will be presented by <strong>Holstein</strong><br />
Association USA to the exhibitor of the<br />
first place bred & owned animal in each class.<br />
CHAMPION BRED & OWNED<br />
Awarded to the Champion Bred & Owned<br />
sponsored by The <strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA.<br />
ALL-AMERICAN HOLSTEIN SHOW SPECIALS<br />
Nasco International Type<br />
and Production Award<br />
Nasco International Type and Production<br />
award will be awarded to the cow with the<br />
greatest 305d actual production record (DHIR<br />
or Official DHI) in the milking classes, not to<br />
include dry cow classes, and the winning cow<br />
must place fifth or above if 20 cows or fewer<br />
are shown or in the top 20% of the class if<br />
Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor Point System<br />
more than 20 cows are shown. In case of a<br />
tie, the two or more contending records will<br />
be converted to Energy Corrected Milk (ECM)<br />
with the greater of such record being the winner.<br />
Exhibitors are responsible for furnishing<br />
verification of record at time entry is checked<br />
in with the Cattle Superintendent. This award<br />
is sponsored and presented by Nasco International,<br />
Inc., Fort Atkinson, WI.<br />
Points will be given to 20 places for Females in determining Premier Breeder and Premier<br />
Exhibitor.<br />
Milking Females<br />
1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16 th 17 th 18 th 19 th 20 th<br />
40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2<br />
Junior Females and Dry Cows<br />
1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 14 th 15 th 16 th 17 th 18 th 19 th 20 th<br />
20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1<br />
PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR HOLSTEIN SHOW<br />
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 | Equine Arena | Judge – Mark Rueth, Oxford, WI<br />
ELIGIBILITY<br />
Participation in this show is open to<br />
all youth, who own or lease Registered<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong>s and whose birth date is<br />
between January 1, 1992, and September<br />
9, 2004. Exhibitors must be Junior<br />
Members of <strong>Holstein</strong> Association<br />
USA. Juniors entered in the show may<br />
submit applications on site for National<br />
Junior Membership by 5:00 p.m. the<br />
day before the show.<br />
REGISTRATION<br />
<strong>All</strong> animals must be registered by the<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA, Inc. The<br />
Junior owner(s) or lessee must be<br />
recorded on the registration certificate.<br />
Animals must have a minimum of<br />
87% Registered <strong>Holstein</strong> ancestry to be<br />
eligible for the show.<br />
OWNERSHIP<br />
Animals must be registered in the<br />
name of the Junior member, or a partnership<br />
of Junior members, throughout<br />
the year exhibiting in order to<br />
qualify for Junior recognition. Adult-<br />
Junior and family or farm partnerships<br />
are not acceptable.<br />
For an animal being transferred to a<br />
Junior, or a partnership of Juniors, the<br />
transfer application must be received<br />
by the <strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA office<br />
on or before June 1.<br />
The following actions will disqualify<br />
an animal from Junior recognition:<br />
Transferring an animal in or out of a<br />
Junior’s name after June 1 of the show<br />
year.<br />
Adding or dropping any adult or<br />
junior members as owners after the<br />
deadline.<br />
LEASE<br />
The Junior leasing program is designed<br />
to encourage young people<br />
to get involved in a dairy project and<br />
learn about animal care and responsibility.<br />
The leased animal remains<br />
in the original ownership and, if the<br />
leased animal is bred, any offspring<br />
are named using the owner’s prefix.<br />
(a) The leasing program is not available<br />
to youth who concurrently own<br />
any Registered <strong>Holstein</strong>s either as an<br />
individual or in a partnership. However,<br />
if the lessee becomes the owner<br />
of the animal anytime during the year<br />
exhibiting, they will qualify for junior<br />
recognition.<br />
(b) A maximum of two Registered<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong>s may be leased by any youth<br />
at one time. Animals may not be<br />
leased by partnerships.<br />
(c) The lease may be terminated by<br />
either the owner (lessor) or the youth<br />
(lessee) by providing written notice<br />
to the other party 45 or more days<br />
before the intended termination date.<br />
A Lease Termination Report must be<br />
filed with <strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA.<br />
If the animal has been sold, submitting<br />
an application for transfer of ownership<br />
will also terminate the lease.<br />
(d) The animal must be leased before<br />
she reaches her first birthday<br />
(e) Leased animals may only be<br />
shown by the lessee (Junior). If a<br />
leased animal is shown by an adult,<br />
the lease is automatically terminated.<br />
The leasing Junior must show the<br />
animal at all shows; no substitutions<br />
may be made.<br />
(f) The owner of an animal to be<br />
leased must submit the Certificate<br />
of Registration for that animal and a<br />
completed Application for Transfer,<br />
with the “Lease” box marked, to <strong>Holstein</strong><br />
Association, USA, Inc. <strong>All</strong> lease<br />
applications must be received by June<br />
1 in the year exhibiting.<br />
(g) The fee to lease an animal is $20.<br />
There is no fee to record a lease termination.<br />
(h) When a lease is initiated and approved,<br />
the Certificate of Registration<br />
will be printed with the lease details<br />
and mailed to the Junior lessee. When<br />
a lease is terminated and the Certificate<br />
of Registration is returned to<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA, the lease<br />
termination will be recorded on the<br />
certificate and the certificate will be<br />
mailed to the owner. <strong>All</strong> leases expire<br />
on December 31 of the year in which<br />
the junior lessee becomes 21 years<br />
of age if not terminated prior to that<br />
date.<br />
EXHIBITION<br />
To be eligible to compete at National<br />
<strong>Show</strong>s, entries must be shown by the<br />
Junior owner in all cases, except by<br />
prior written approval. Alternate<br />
Leadsperson forms must be submitted<br />
to the <strong>Holstein</strong> <strong>Youth</strong> Program Specialist<br />
by 5:00 p.m. the day before the<br />
show. If approved, another National<br />
Junior <strong>Holstein</strong> member the same age<br />
or younger must show the animal.<br />
Adults are not allowed to show, in<br />
any case, or assist with the Junior State<br />
Herd Class. A leased animal may only<br />
be shown by the lessee.<br />
<strong>All</strong> exhibitors will be required to wear<br />
a show harness and shirt provided by<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA with white<br />
trousers and a show harness. No hats<br />
will be allowed in the showring.<br />
Entries must be made on ALL-<br />
AMERICAN DAIRY<br />
SHOW entry forms,<br />
available from the show<br />
manager, for both the<br />
Premier National Junior<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> <strong>Show</strong> and the<br />
<strong>Open</strong> <strong>All</strong>-<strong>American</strong><br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> <strong>Show</strong>. Those<br />
animals to be entered in<br />
the Junior <strong>Show</strong> MUST<br />
BE MARKED ON THE<br />
ENTRY BLANK. If not<br />
designated as Junior<br />
<strong>Show</strong> entries, they will<br />
not be included in the<br />
Junior <strong>Show</strong> list of entries.<br />
Animals entered<br />
in both the junior show<br />
and the open show will<br />
be assigned one ring<br />
number.<br />
BRED & OWNED<br />
To be eligible for<br />
Junior Bred & Owned,<br />
the name(s) listed as<br />
breeder and owner on<br />
the registration certificate<br />
must be the same.<br />
Adult-Junior partnerships<br />
are not acceptable. Family unit<br />
or farm partnerships will not qualify<br />
for Bred & Owned awards unless<br />
all partners are Junior members and<br />
listed on the certificate under breeder<br />
and owner.<br />
PARTNERSHIPS<br />
More than one Junior exhibitor may<br />
own an animal in partnership if the<br />
animal is exhibited by the partnership<br />
throughout the entire show season<br />
and the names of all Junior partners<br />
are listed on the registration certificate.<br />
Adult-Junior and family or farm partnerships<br />
are not acceptableIn addition<br />
to these special rules, all entries are<br />
subject to the <strong>Open</strong> <strong>Show</strong> Rules and<br />
Regulations.<br />
VIOLATIONS<br />
If any part of the above Junior <strong>Show</strong>ring<br />
Policy is violated, all Junior exhibitors<br />
involved will lose all privileges<br />
for [that] show the following year.<br />
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457. Spring Heifer Calf<br />
Ridgedale Farm, Sharon Springs, NY<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser,<br />
Spring Mills, PA<br />
458. Winter Heifer Calf<br />
Kirbyville <strong>Holstein</strong>s, Fleetwood, PA<br />
Pennwood Farms, The Stoltzfus family,<br />
Berlin, PA<br />
459. Fall Heifer Calf<br />
Oakleigh Farm, Mercersburg, PA<br />
Pennwood Farms, The Stoltzfus family,<br />
Berlin, PA<br />
460. Summer Yearling Heifer<br />
Matt & Kelli Welsh & Family, Knoxville, MD<br />
461. Spring Yearling Heifer<br />
Crawford County Jr <strong>Holstein</strong> Club,<br />
Cochranton, PA<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
Mills, PA<br />
462. Winter Yearling Heifer<br />
Heron-Run Farm, Williard Yoder Family,<br />
Huntingdon, PA<br />
463. Fall Yearling Heifer (Not in Milk)<br />
Pennwood Farms, Berlin, PA<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
Mills, PA<br />
464. Junior Champion<br />
Jetstream Genetics<br />
PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR HOLSTEIN<br />
SHOW SPONSOR<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA<br />
Lira Gold, Harrisburg, PA<br />
Kitch-Vue Farms, Randy & Pat Kitchen, Danville, PA<br />
Peace & Plenty Farms, The Schwartzbecks, Union Bridge, MD<br />
PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR HOLSTEIN<br />
CHAMPION SPONSORS<br />
Harry Bachman, Annville, PA<br />
Creedin Cornman, Carlisle, PA<br />
Gladheart <strong>Holstein</strong>s LLC, Midland-Frostburg, MD<br />
Kirbyville <strong>Holstein</strong>s, Jim & Sue Younker, Fleetwood, PA<br />
Mammoth-Spring Farm, Paul & Ellen Hartle, Bellefonte, PA<br />
Pennwood Farms, Berlin, PA<br />
CHAMPION TROPHIES SPONSORED BY:<br />
Cybil Fisher, Green Bay, WI<br />
Pennsylvania <strong>Holstein</strong> Association contributes $1,000.00 to the<br />
Premier National Junior <strong>Holstein</strong> <strong>Show</strong> premiums.<br />
465. Reserve Junior Champion<br />
South Creek Acres, The Taylors,<br />
<strong>All</strong>enwood, PA<br />
Peace & Plenty Farm, The Schwartzbecks,<br />
Union Bridge, MD<br />
466. Best Junior Female, Bred & Owned<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA<br />
469. Dry Cow<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
Mills, PA<br />
470. Yearling In Milk<br />
Kitch-Vue Farms, Randy & Pat Kitchen,<br />
Danville, PA<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
Mills, PA<br />
472. Cow, Junior 2 Year Old<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
Mills, PA<br />
473. Cow, Senior 2 Year Old<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
Mills, PA<br />
475. Cow, Junior 3 Year Old<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
mills, PA<br />
476. Cow, Senior 3 Year Old<br />
Jay Houser, David & Cecelia Houser, Spring<br />
Mills, PA<br />
477. Intermediate Champion<br />
Kirbyville <strong>Holstein</strong>s, Fleetwood, PA<br />
478. Reserve Intermediate Champion<br />
479. Cow, 4 Years Old<br />
Schuler Farms LLC, S-Pine-Lawn Farm,<br />
Fleetwood, PA<br />
480. Cow, 5 Years Old<br />
481. Cow, 6 Years Old & Older<br />
482. 150,000 Lb. Class<br />
Dunn’s Pride <strong>Holstein</strong>s, New Ringgold, PA<br />
484. Senior Champion<br />
Zimhaven Farm, Loren & Helen Zimmerman,<br />
Hummelstown, PA<br />
485. Reserve Senior Champion<br />
486. Grand Champion<br />
Multimin, North <strong>American</strong><br />
487. Reserve Grand Champion<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA<br />
489. Best Female, Bred & Owned by Exhibitor<br />
Kauffman’s Animal Health<br />
Best Female, Bred & Owned award<br />
sponsored by:<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA<br />
496. Junior State Herd (see rules 62 & 69)<br />
Judi Collinsworth - <strong>Holstein</strong> Association<br />
USA<br />
Collinsworth Outstanding Junior Exhibitor<br />
SPECIAL CASH PRIZES AND AWARDS<br />
WILL ALSO BE PRESENTED AS FOLLOWS:<br />
First place entry in each class - $50 and a special award;<br />
second - $30; third - $10<br />
Reserve Grand Champion - $200<br />
Senior Champion - $200 reserve Senior Champion - $100<br />
Intermediate Champion - $200 reserve Intermediate Champion - $100<br />
Junior Champion - $100 reserve Junior Champion - $50<br />
THESE CASH PRIZES AND AWARDS<br />
WERE DONATED BY:<br />
Adams County <strong>Holstein</strong> Club, PA<br />
Ag Engraving, Aaron & Lisa Young, Mercersburg, PA<br />
Harry Bachman, Annville, PA<br />
Belshway Farm – Wayne & Brad Beidel, Newburg, PA<br />
Brook Corner Farm – Reid Hoover Family, Lebanon, PA<br />
BSB <strong>Holstein</strong>s – Bernie & Sharon Beatty, Asbury. NJ<br />
Burkett Falls Farm, East Freedom, PA<br />
Cessna Brothers Farm – Buck Cessna, Clearville, PA<br />
Dr. R.W. Cloninger, Centre Hall, PA<br />
Cumberland Valley Cooperative, Shippensburg, PA<br />
<strong>Dairy</strong> One D.H.I.A., Manchester, MD<br />
Evergreen Farm – The Wayne Harpster Family, Spruce Creek, PA<br />
Franklin County <strong>Holstein</strong> Club, Mercersburg, PA<br />
Franklin Feed & Supply, Chambersburg, PA<br />
G-D Blessed <strong>Holstein</strong>s – George & Diane Cashell, Shippensburg, PA<br />
Paul & Ellen Hartle, Bellefonte, PA<br />
Huntingdon County <strong>Holstein</strong> Club, PA<br />
Koons A.I., Waynesboro, PA<br />
Lancaster County <strong>Holstein</strong> Club, PA<br />
Lira Gold – Pat & Paul Miller, Harrisburg, PA<br />
Mid – MD Veterinary, Hagerstown, MD<br />
Mt. Glen Farm, Columbia Cross Roads, PA<br />
Pathvue Farm – The Steve Ruby Family, Spring Run, PA<br />
Penn England Farm, Williamsburg, PA<br />
Ray-Mac Farm – Ray McMillen, Loysville, PA<br />
Royal Haven Farm – Lynn & Bonnie Miller, Towanda, PA<br />
Vista Grande Farm – The Bitlers, Fleetwood, PA<br />
John Wetmore, Honesdale, PA<br />
Windsor Manor Farm – Jason & Donna Myers, New Windsor, MD<br />
Witterdale Farm – Dave Witter, Shippensburg, PA<br />
Dennis C Wolff – Pen Col Farms, Millville, PA<br />
Woodvale Farm – The Robert Harwood Family, Perry, NY<br />
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Thank You, Thank You, Thank You<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA<br />
Sponsors of:<br />
Grand & Reserve Grand Champion Awards<br />
Bred & Owned Class Winner Medallions<br />
Junior Champion Bred & Owned Award<br />
Champion Bred & Owned Award<br />
Judi Collinsworth Award<br />
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JUDI COLLINSWORTH OUTSTANDING JUNIOR EXHIBITOR MEMORIAL AWARD<br />
The <strong>Holstein</strong> Association USA is sponsoring the outstanding Junior Exhibitor Award at The Premier National Junior <strong>Holstein</strong> <strong>Show</strong>. Interested<br />
Premier National Junior <strong>Holstein</strong> <strong>Show</strong> exhibitors will be required to fill out a brief application to indicate their interest in being considered for<br />
this award. Request applications from the <strong>All</strong>-<strong>American</strong> <strong>Dairy</strong> <strong>Show</strong>, Farm <strong>Show</strong> Complex, 2300 North Cameron Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110-<br />
9443. Telephone (717) 787-2905 or e-mail aads@pa.gov. Applications must be received by show management no later than 5:00 p.m. Sunday,<br />
September 8, 2013 to be considered for this award. This award will be $250 cash prize and recipients are eligible for the award only once.<br />
<strong>Youth</strong> must exhibit their own animals in the National Junior show and are encouraged to be in attendance for the majority of the show. Selection<br />
will be by a committee of three (3), with a National Junior Advisory Committee member as chairperson. The committee will be selected<br />
through a joint effort of the youth programs coordinator and show management prior to the show. Criteria will include:<br />
Sportsmanship – 35 Points<br />
Applicants must represent the highest standards in good sportsmanship, display courtesy and congeniality to other exhibitors, cooperate with<br />
show management and be willing to share skills with others.<br />
Herdsmanship – 35 Points<br />
Applicants must demonstrate the highest ideals of animal care and welfare, efficiency and a strong work ethic in their exhibit and cattle and<br />
outwardly display working knowledge of this portion of the dairy industry.<br />
Level of Participation in <strong>Holstein</strong> Activities – 30 Points<br />
Applicants must illustrate their level of participation in HOLSTEIN activities on a local, county, area/district, state and national level. Not to be<br />
included are related participation in 4-H/FFA or other youth dairy organizations.<br />
**An interview may be requested by the judges<br />
An overall Supreme Champion Judi Collinsworth Outstanding Junior Exhibitor Memorial Award will be selected from the winners of each of the<br />
National Junior <strong>Show</strong>s. At the completion of the show season, a $500 scholarship will be awarded.<br />
ABS Global<br />
Genex<br />
We would also like to give<br />
special thanks to the staff of:<br />
Alta Genetics<br />
select Sire Power<br />
Lunch will be sponsored on show day, the 9 th , for all<br />
<strong>Holstein</strong> Junior Exhibitors by:<br />
Ovaltop <strong>Holstein</strong>s, the Wolfe Family, NY<br />
Fred Strouse, Boalsburg, PA<br />
ESI - Energy Systems Installation, Jonestown, PA<br />
My Ladys Manor, The Smith Farm, Monkton, MD<br />
A special thanks to the many volunteers that work<br />
diligently to make everyone’s experience at the <strong>All</strong>-<br />
<strong>American</strong> <strong>Dairy</strong> <strong>Show</strong> a memorable one.<br />
Sue Beshore<br />
Judy Black<br />
Diane Cashell<br />
George Cashell<br />
Amy Colpetzer<br />
Jon Cooper<br />
Michelle Cornman<br />
Steve Cornman<br />
Joy Crothers<br />
Suzy Demeester<br />
Suzanne Dern<br />
Duane Duncan<br />
Doug Evans<br />
Gary Gojsovich<br />
Debbie Griffith<br />
Mae Hemminger<br />
Marilyn Hershey<br />
Charlie Itle<br />
Rita Kennedy<br />
Cindy Kuhns<br />
Ann Kulick<br />
Jean Kummer<br />
Patty McMurray<br />
Betsy Musser<br />
Sharon Nolan<br />
Joanne Nailor<br />
Irene Osborne<br />
Jane Pepple<br />
Ken Raney<br />
Marel Raub<br />
Michele Reasner<br />
Dave Smith<br />
Andrea Stoltzfus<br />
John Stover<br />
Harry Thompson<br />
Jim Trotter<br />
Cheryl Ulrich<br />
Craig Walton<br />
Kathy Walton<br />
Scott Walton<br />
Tammy Weaver<br />
Denise Whiting<br />
Elsie Wolff<br />
Thanks to the Decorating Committee<br />
for an outstanding show ring.<br />
Diane Cashell Michelle Cornman Sandy McCauley<br />
Betsy Musser Denise Whiting<br />
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