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By Lexi Wright 

Twiss Mountain Paradise 

SWISS EXPO 

E 

ach year, thousands of animals are registered through 

breed associations. Each breeder has their own naming 

system. Some names are chosen for their letter only, 

while others are chosen for their marketing potential. When the 

Larson Family at Albert Lea, Minnesota began naming their 

“C” family, they had no idea the marketing potential they would 

create with their designer names. 

Choosing wisely from the start, this designer series began with 

the foundation cow, Larcrest Juror Chanel EX-93 GMD DOM. 

Chanel, now fourteen years old, still resides at Larcrest under 

the watchful eye of Jon and Ann Larson and their son, Tyler. 

Jon’s parents, David and Raymona, built a foundation of strong 

cow families through high type matings. The “C” family success 

began when Chanel and her Convincer daughter, Larcrest 

Convincer Chante EX-90 GMD DOM, attracted AI contract 

interest as a two-year-old in December of 2002. Still being 

ushed extensively, Chanel has 3 EX and 4 VG daughters to 

date sired by Durham, Outside, Talent, September Storm, Allen 

and Dundee, with heifers on the ground by Durham, Shottle, 

Goldwyn and Stormatic. Chanel recently produced 17 #1 

embryos by Braxton. 

Larcrest Farm 

• Milk 120 cows in a 70-cow tie-stall 

barn, milked in shifts 

• Cows are let outside every day, 

remainder of cows housed in pack barn 

• 500 acres-make all own feed and sell 

approximately 100 acres worth of crop 

• Feed program: Calves-Milk replacer 

for 8 wks and grain, Heifers - Hay and 

prepared ration until full year when 

switched to silage/hay mix, Bred Heifers 

- equal parts dry hay, silage and 

haylage, Milk Cows - TMR with added 

dry hay 

• Calving age: 2 years 2 months 

• 24,000 lbs. Milk, 930 lbs. Fat, 784 lbs. 

Protein 

• 1082 BAA; Classi cation: 14 EX & 54 

VG 

(photos at left) Crimson in front of barn at Larcrest, 

with one of Jon & Ann's nieces, Crimson playing 

while we try to take photos 

One of Chanel’s most famous and heavily contracted daughters 

to date is her Outside daughter, Larcrest O-side Champagne 

VG-88 EX-MS GMD DOM. At seven years of age, Champagne 

is still being contracted for AI and embryos and has over 17 

bulls in AI all over the world. Her rst daughters include two 

Shottle daughters, the former number one CTPI cow of the 

breed, Larcrest Cosmopolitan VG-87 DOM, still in the top 100 

at +2180 CTPI (GTPI+2091), and Larcrest Carabella USDA 

ELITE COW GTPI+2358 (owned by Matt Johnson). She also 

has a Lou daughter, Larcrest Chocolate VG-88 EX-MS (owned 

by REW Farm), an Elegant daughter, Larcrest Cheyenne VG-86 

(owned by Chad Felten) and young daughters by Goldwyn, Mac, 

Boxer and Atwood. Cosmo’s full brother, Larcrest Calculate-ET, 

marketed by World Wide Sires, continues to hold his own at TPI 

+2058 PTAT+3.26. The 7th highest productive life female in 

the USA at 7.2 PL is Champagne’s Ramos daughter, Larcrest 

Chenile VG-86 VG-MS. At +2117 GTPI, Chenille is also the 4th 

Highest GTPI Ramos in the USA. 

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By: Claire Swale, UK 

Paradis d ans les montagnes suisses 

e can all appreciate beauty, whatever shape or form Nous pouvons tous apprécier la beauté sous toutes ses formes. 

it comes in. However, a recent visit to the Swiss Par contre, une récente visite dans la ville Suisse de Bürglen, à 

town of Bürglen, about 1 hour South East of Zurich environ 1 heure au sud-est de Zurich près des Alpes Suisses m’a 

near the Swiss Alps, left me truly lost for words as I laissée sans voix, admirant la vue panoramique et les paysages 

marvelled at the panoramic views and spectacular landscape at spectaculaires de GS Alliance, où logent certaines des meilleures 

GS Alliance, home to some of Switzerland’s best cows. 

vaches de la Suisse. 

PARTNERSHIP 

PARTENARIAT 

GS Alliance burst on to the scene in 

GS Alliance est apparu en 2009, lorsque les 

2009, when the Gisler and Steiner 

familles Gisler et Steiner se sont unies dans 

families united with one common 

un but commun – développer et mettre en 

objective: To develop and market elite 

marché des animaux élite Suisses Brunes, 

Brown Swiss, Holstein and Red and 

Holsteins et Holsteins Rouge et Blanc. 

White Holsteins. 

Les frères Valo et Tino Gisler sont les 

Brothers Valo and Tino Gisler own 

propriétaires d’une usine de fenêtres bien 

a successful window manufacturing 

établie, « Fenster Nauer AG. » Mise sur 

company “Fenster Nauer AG.” 

pied en 1909 et basée dans la région du 

Established in 1909 and based around 

Lac Zurich, l’entreprise donne du travail 

the afuent Lake Zurich area, the 

à plus de 100 employés à temps plein et 

business employs over 100 full and 

à temps partiel, et produit environ 250 

GS Alliance Team (l-r) Mathias and Edwin Steiner (Jr) Cornelia Schuler, 

part-time staff, producing 250 windows 

fenêtres par jour. Valo et Tino ont réalisé 

Tino, Christina and Valo Gisler, Edwin Steiner (Sr) 

on a daily basis. Valo and Tino fullled a 

un de leurs rêves d’enfance, lorsqu’en 

childhood dream, when in 1994 they purchased 5.5 hectares of 1994, ils ont acheté 5,5 hectares de terrain dans la petite ville 

land in the small mountain town of Bürglen. As children they montagneuse de Bürglen. Lorsqu’ils étaient enfants, ils ont passé 

spent several summers in the Alps looking after cows. This 

plusieurs de leurs étés dans les Alpes à s’occuper des vaches. 

experience was the beginning of a fascination that proved the Cette expérience était le début d’une fascination qui fut l’élément 

catalyst for investing in the cow business. 

décisif lorsqu’ils ont décidé d’investir dans le domaine des vaches. 

Bringing a wealth of knowledge to the partnership, the Steiner La famille Steinen apporte une grande connaissance du 

family have a long association with the Swiss dairy industry. milieu au partenariat, car elle est depuis longtemps associée à 

Edwin Senior (Sr) served on the board of the Swiss Brown 

l’industrie laitière suisse. Edwin Senior (Sr) a siégé au conseil 

Cattle Breeders Association before becoming active within 

de l’Association des éleveurs d’animaux Suisse Bruns avant de 

Swissgenetics, whom he has served as president for 8 years, travailler au sein de Swissgenetics, où il a siégé comme président 

whilst youngest son Mathias (25) works as an inseminator for pendant 8 ans. Son plus jeune ls, Mathias (25 ans) travaille 

them. Both Edwin (Sr) and Mathias live on the original Steiner comme inséminateur pour cette même compagnie. Edwin (Sr) 

farm in Wollerau, where they also run a successful vineyard with et Mathias demeurent tous deux sur la ferme originale des 

1.4 hectares of grapes grown. Each year 10,000kgs of grapes are Steiner à Wollerau, où ils opèrent avec succès un vignoble sur 

harvested to produce 7000 litres of red (Pinot Noir) and White lequel ils cultivent de 1,4 ha de raisins. Chaque année, 10 000 

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(l-r) HM Grand Champion, Decrausaz Iron O'Kalibra, GS Alliance & Pat Conroy, CH & USA; Reserve Grand Champion, Du Bon Vent Stormatic Atacama, Marc & Erhard Junker, CH; Grand Champion, Castel James 

Jolie, Castella & Zubke & Leslie, CH; Class 20 1st Mature Cow, Ptit Coeur Iron Dirona, GS Alliance, CH 

ecuring the Junior Champion title was her overall depth and openness as well as balance 

HOLSTEIN 

the stylish, well balanced Oct’09 heifer, throughout to beat out the winning 5-Year-Old, Du 

Junior Champion 

Lauda Elora. Elora beat out the Jan’09 Bon Vent Stormatic Atacama. Atacama, a silky black 

Laudu Elora (Sensation) 

heifer Roxette, a 7th generation VG or cow, excelled in length of neck and dairyness about 

Gaec Dupuy, FR 

EX from the Roxy’s, using the flatness of the head and neck over the extremely balanced 

Reserve Junior Champion 

bone in her leg and dairyness through the front end. 4-Year-Old, Decrausaz Iron O’Kalibra owned by GS 

Dirigo-Conant Roxette (Pronto) 

Roxette used her width throughout and depth of Alliance and Pat Conroy. O’Kalibra, from the same 

M Müller., Ruegruet, Pat Conroy, Albero, La Ponderosa, 

CH, US, IT & ES 

fore and rear rib to beat out the HM and 2nd in class family as Granduc Tribute and Dudoc Mr Burns, 

to Roxette, Ragold. 

was selected as Reserve Champion udder excelling 

HM Junior Champion 

in height and width of rear udder and veination on 

F.F. Goldwyn Ragold (Goldwyn) 

GS Alliance captured the Intermediate Champion 

Nicola & Sabrina Pedrini Top Ticino, CH 

her udder. O’Kalibra was one of four milking class 

with Senior 3-Year-Old, Crasy Kite. Crasy was 

winners for the GS Alliance that included the fourth 

Intermediate Champion 

described by Judge Rueth as having so much style 

cow in the final lineup and Reserve Champion from 

Crasy Kite (Kite) 

and balance, with a lot of depth and openness 

GS Alliance, CH 

the European National, Ptit Coeur Iron Dirona. GS 

of rib and beautiful mammary system. Using her 

Alliance captured the Premier Exhibitor banner 

Reserve Intermediate Champion 

depth and openness of rib Crasy beat out Lystel 

while Francis Morand claimed Premier Breeder for 

Lystel Bolton Lorana (Bolton), Swisslor, Switzerland Bolton Lorana, a sister to the high seller the night 

both the B&W and R&W Holsteins. 

HM Grand Champion 

prior from the Laurie Sheik family, in class and for 

Baugosse Goldwyn Melodie (Goldwyn) 

Reserve Champion. Lorana used her dairyness and Class 1 - Summer Yearling (12) 

Silvio Baume, Switzerland 

femininity through the front end to capture Reserve 1. Lyndia Lyster Laralys (Lyster), Ferme Cherlyne, Switzerland 

2. Flu Farm Sanchez Maygold (Sanchez), Flury Reto, CH 

Intermediate Champion Best Udder over the winner from the young Senior 3-Year-Old 

Class 2 - Junior Yearling (11) 

Les Chaux Gibson Elodie (Gibson) 

class, Melodie the Reserve Junior Cow champion 

1. La Biolleyre Shottle Galina (Shottle), Cardinaux Benoît, CH 

Alex Gobeli, CH 

from the European National last fall. 

2. Riedmuellers Jasper Wilgis (Jasper), Rinaldo Müller, CH 

Reserve Intermediate Champion Best Just fresh at the European National in Italy last Class 3 - Intermediate Yearling (26) 

1. Illens Athos Vancouver (Athos), Michel & Jacques Rouiller, 

Udder 

fall where she was Champion, Castel James Jolie 

Crasy Kite (Kite) 

came out in top form at the Swiss Expo. Naming 2. La Biolleyre Damion Glaneuse (Damion), Benoît Cardinaux, 

GS Alliance, CH 

her best udder of the show the amazing Jolie used 

Grand Champion 

Castel James Jolie (James) 

Castella & Zubke & Leslie, CH 

Reserve Grand Champion 

Du Bon Vent Stormatic Atacama (Stormatic) 

Marc & Erhard Junker, CH 

HM Grand Champion 

Decrausaz Iron O'Kalibra (Boss Iron) 

GS Alliance & Pat Conroy, CH & USA 

Lausanne, Switzerland 

Please note in case where classes are split in half the first class is the 

youngest group & 2nd class is the older group 

January 15, 2011 

Judge: Mark Rueth, WI, USA 

By: Lexi Wright 

Holstein Junior Champion, Laudu Elora (Sensation), Gaec 

Reserve Junior Champion, Dirigo-Conant Roxette (Pronto), M 

Dupuy, FR 

Mϋller, Ruegruet, Pat Conroy, Albero, La Ponderosa, CH, US, IT & ES 

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All-Western Results 

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Dam: Misty Springs Shottle Sizzline VG-88 

Nominated All-American 4 Year Old 2008, 

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GMLPI +2195 

Reserve All- American Senior 2 Year Old 2006 

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1st Choice Blondin Redman Seisme X MAS Sells at the Sale of Stars 

2-03 478 20,557 938 4.6% 648 3.2% 

Dam: Tri-Day Ashlyn EX-96 

8 Generations of VG or EX 

Full sister to Silk GLPI+2963 & Satin GLPI+3102 

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LAKEFIELD TITANIUM JANE EX-92-4E 

Nominated All-Western Mature Cow 2010 

Lifetime: 45,164M 1,465F 3.2% 1,441P 3.2% 

1st Mature Cow & Grand Champion Brandon Ag Exhibition 2010 

3rd Mature Cow Red Deer Westerner 2010 

Grand Champion Morris 2008 

Dam: Kallanda Jethro Jane VG-88 2* 

LAKEFIELD WINSTON JET VG-87 

Nominated All-Western Junior 3 Year Old 2010 

1st Junior 3 Year Old & HM Intermediate Champion Red Deer 

Westerner 2010 

2nd Junior 3 Year Old Brandon Ag Exhibition 2010 

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Nominated All-Western Senior 3 Year Old 2010 

1st Senior 3 Year Old & Intermediate Champion & 

HM Grand Champion Red Deer Westerner 2010 

1st Senior 3 Year Old, Intermediate & Reserve Grand Champion 

Brandon Ag Exhibition 2010 

2nd Senior 3 Year Old Manitoba Spring Show 2010 

Dam: Lampada Gibson Janice VG 1* 

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All-American Dairy Show 

PREMIUM LIST 

ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 19 AND AUGUST 31 

(See Rule 10) 

President . . . Rita Kennedy 

Manager . . . James V. Sharp 

Mailing Address: 

ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW 

Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center 

2300 North Cameron Street | Harrisburg, PA 

17110-9443 

E-mail: aads@state.pa.us 

Website: www.allamerican.state.pa.us 

Telephones: 

Office: 717-787-2905 | Fax:717-705-9900 

Show Week: 717-787-4162 

Night Emergencies Only: 717-787-5373 

Headquarters Hotel 

Sheraton Harrisburg-Hershey 

4650 Lindle Road | Harrisburg, PA 17111 

Phone (800) 343-5982 | Local (717) 564-5511 

Fax (717) 564-2476 

Located at the Swatara Exit (Exit 2) 

of I-283 on PA 441 

(Special All-American Room Rates Until August 26) 

48th All-American Dairy Show 

During the past 48 years, the All-American Dairy Show has become one of the premier 

dairy events in the country, attracting some of the best show cattle in the world along 

with some of the best breeders and youth from coast to coast. 

We expect once again to host nearly 3,500 entries that will compete in the open 

classes, national junior dairy shows, the Pennsylvania Junior Dairy Show and the 

Pennsylvania Holstein Fall Championship Show. 

We continue to offer competitive premiums for our exhibitors while drawing the best of 

all seven breeds. Every entry in every class in the open and youth shows – from top to 

bottom – receives a minimum of $15 premium, with class-winning milking cows receiving 

$300 and first place calves and heifers taking $150 in the open shows. Open show breed 

champions earn $1,000 each and the Supreme Champion tops $3,000. 

We continually host the largest number of the nation’s dairy youth in competition with 

the Premier National Junior Events – four full days dedicated to youth shows, contests 

and programs. Themed “Little Stars – Big Dreams,” the 2011 event will feature seven 

national shows culminating with the selection of Supreme Champion on Monday, Sept. 

19, at 3 p.m. In the youth shows, first prize milking cows receive $80 and winning calves 

and heifers take $60. Youth breed champions win a $1,000 savings bond and $2,000 

cash for Supreme Champion. 

Other contest options for youth include Youth Showmanship, Invitational Youth Dairy 

Cattle Judging and the Youth Dairy Challenge, where juniors have a chance to win large 

premiums, savings bonds, scholarships and other prizes. Returning are the youth ice 

cream social, and “Fire Up” scavenger hunt and pizza party. 

The 14 th All-Dairy Antiques and Collectibles Show will focus on Holstein breed antiques 

and memorabilia. The annual show continues as a one-of-a-kind exhibition to trade, 

sell or simply appreciate more than 100 years of dairy industry items. The third annual 

consignment auction for antique pieces is set for Tuesday, Sept. 20. 

Returning is the “Come Snack with the Vendors” event, a chance for exhibitors and 

show guests to visit with trade show vendors and bid on items in the silent auction. Also 

returning is the second Colorful View Sale, in addition to the Eastern Elite Holstein Sale, 

that will feature a select group of consignments from across the country. 

For nearly half-a-century, the All-American Dairy Show has delighted dairy enthusiasts 

with its shows, awards and activities. We expect this year to be no different, and we look 

forward to watching the rich tradition of camaraderie and competition unfold yet again. 

George Greig 

George Greig 

Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture 

Rita Kennedy 

Rita Kennedy, President 

PA Dairy & Allied Industries Association 

All-Dairy Antiques & Collectibles Show & Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Breed Classification 

Chart of Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19 

Ayrshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21 

Brown Swiss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-27 

Guernsey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-30 

Holstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-34 

Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-36 

Milking Shorthorn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-38 

Red & White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39-40 

Emergency Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-42 

Financial Recognition 

Supreme Champion Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13 

Sponsors & Supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-24 

Youth Contest Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9, 11-12 

Premier National Junior Events Contributors . . . 21, 27, 30, 33, 36 

Hospitality Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 

Exhibition & Display Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Sponsor Ads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 6-7, 13, 15, 17-18, 24, 27, 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30-31, 34-36, 38-40, 43-44 

Health Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

Veterinarian Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

Lodging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 

Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

INDEX 

Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and Promotion Services, INC . . . . . . .15 

Rules 

Liability Waiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Code of Ethics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9 

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11 

Entries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12 

Ownership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13 

Exhibits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-14 

Showing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15 

Individual Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 

Group Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16 

Special Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17 

Sales 

All-Dairy Antique Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Color Breed Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 

Eastern Elite Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 

Silent Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Schedule of Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Show Pants Exchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 

Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 17, 34 

Youth Contests 

Invitational Youth Dairy Cattle Judging Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 

Judging Forum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 

Junior Dairy Management Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 

Youth Showmanship Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

DAIRY ACTIVITY CENTER 

The Dairy Activity Center will house the All-Dairy Antiques and Collectibles Show, the Trade Show, Silent Auction and Food Court. 

Future All-American Show Dates 

2012 September 15 - 20 2013 September 14 - 19 

2014 September 13-18 2015 September 19 - 24 

NO SMOKING 

IN THE 

PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW COMPLEX & EXPO CENTER

Rita Kennedy, ‘12, President 

Butler, PA 

(724) 898-1670 

4season@consolidated.net 

Michele Reasner, ‘12, 

Vice President 

Newburg, PA 

(717) 530-7784 

jemi@earthlink.net 

Kenneth I. Raney, Secretary 

State College, PA 

(814) 234-0364 

contact@paholsteins.com 

Larry Specht, Treasurer 

Boalsburg, PA 

(814) 863-3910 

lws1@psu.edu 

Mike Birch, ‘11 

White Hall, MD 

(410) 557-6450 

mbirch6450@aol.com 

James Burdette, ‘11 

Mercersburg, PA 

(717) 328-3222 

WKVBurde@innernet.net 

George Cashell, ‘13 

Shippensburg, PA 

(717) 477-8017 

george.cashell@dairyone.com 

Dana Erway, ‘12 

Coudersport, PA 

(814) 274-7355 

erways@zitomedia.net 

Robert D. Heilman ‘13 

Richmond, VA 

(804) 474-8678 

bob_heilman@comcast.net 

Dr. Alan McCauley, ‘11 

Ada, OH 

(575) 631-8391 

nddairy@leaco.net 

Steve Moff, ‘12 

Columbiana, OH 

(330) 482-9018 

smouric@aol.com 

David Patrick ‘11 

Woodbine, MD 

(410) 489-4160 

Denise Whiting, ‘13 

Slippery Rock, PA 

(724) 794-6627 

dgfdenise@yahoo.com 

Elsie Wolff, ‘13 

Quarryville, PA 

(717) 786-2336 

tomjoy@frontiernet.net 


Sponsored by 

THE PENNSYLVANIA DAIRY AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 

in cooperation with 

THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA 

Tom Corbett 

George Greig 

GOVERNOR 

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE 

and 

THE PENNSYLVANIA FARM PRODUCTS SHOW COMMISSION 

Tom Corbett, Governor 

George Greig, Chairman 

Michael L. Pechart 

Dr. Bruce McPheron 

Dr. Dennis Calvin 

Senator Michael Waugh, Governor’s Representative 

Dr. Lee Burket, Secretary of Education’s Representative 

Carl T. Shaffer 

Elizabeth M. Shorb 

Robert Mazza 

Patrick J. Kerwin, Director 

Robert L. Oberheim, Secretary 

Deborah A. Trump, Recording Secretary 

John Howard, Chief Counsel 

CATTLE COMMITTEE 

* Eugene Schurman, General Superintendent, Indiana, PA 

Larry Specht, Assistant Superintendent, Boalsburg, PA 

AYRSHIRE 

*DAVID SWARTZ, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA 

BROWN SWISS 

*GREG STRAIT, MCCONNELLSBURG, PA 

GUERNSEY 

*GARY HENNIP, TOWANDA, PA 

HOLSTEIN 

*BRIAN KELLY, ALTOONA, PA 

JERSEY 

*CRAIG WILLIAMS, WELLSBORO, PA 

MILKING SHORTHORN 

DAVID DUNBAR, ALLENTOWN, PA 

RED & WHITE 

MARGIN STOUT, TUNKHANNOCK, PA 

*Members of the Pennsylvania Cooperative Extension Service Staff 

OFFICIAL INDOOR PHOTOGRAPHERS 

Agri-Graphics, Ltd. 

PO Box 267 

New Glarus, WI 53574 

Phone: (608) 527-5663 

Cell: (920) 296-2835 

info@agrigraphics.com 

www.agrigraphics.com 

Cybil Fisher Photography 

2605 Finger Road 

Green Bay, WI 54302 

Phone: (920) 465-3880 

Cell: (920) 737-3050 

cybilfisher@hotmail.com 

www.cybilfisher.com 

ADVISORY COMMITTEE 

Mike Birch, Chairman, Whitehall, MD 

Judy Black, Tyrone, PA 

Diane Cashell, Shippensburg, PA 

George Cashell, Shippensburg, PA 

Amy Colpetzer, Greenville, PA 

Michelle Cornman, Shippensburg, PA 

Steve Cornman, Boiling Springs, PA 

Joy Crothers, Quarryville, PA 

Dana Erway, Coudersport, PA 

Doug Evans, Georgetown, NY 

Keith Fisher, New Enterprise, PA 

Berneta Gable, New Enterprise, PA 

Jennifer Armacost, Stewartstown, PA 

Jay Houser, Spring Mills, PA 

Patti Hushon, Red Lion, PA 

Junia Isiminger, Union City, PA 

Charles A. Itle, Newville, PA 

Rita Kennedy, Butler, PA 

Karen Knutsen, East Syracuse, NY 

Lolly Lesher, Bernville, PA 

Sandy McCauley, Carlisle, PA 

Patty McMurray, Eighty Four, PA 

Steve Moff, Columbiana, OH 

Betsy Musser, Enon Valley, PA 

Sharon Nolan, Cochranville, PA 

Dale Olver, University Park, PA 

Amberleigh Packard, Harrisburg, PA 

Ken Raney, State College, PA 

Michele Reasner, Newburg, PA 

Cindee Savage, Knoxville, MD 

Eugene Schurman, Indiana, PA 

James V. Sharp, Shippensburg, PA 

Dave Smith, Palmyra, PA 

Larry Specht, Boalsburg, PA 

Paul Stiles, Clearbrook, VA 

Kathy Walton, Carlisle, PA 

Denise Whiting, Slippery Rock, PA 

Elsie Wolff, Quarryville, PA 

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2011 ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW 

Tentative Schedule 

Friday, September 16 

12:00 Noon – 5 pm All-Dairy Antiques & Collectibles Show & Sale, Dairy Activity Center 

7:00 pm Pennsylvania Junior Jersey Meeting, Skybox 3 

Saturday, September 17 

9:00 am Show Check-in, Cameron Street Lobby 

9:00 am Pennsylvania State Junior Dairy Show, Equine Arena 

12:00 Noon Cattle Arrival Deadline for Premier National Junior Shows 

5:00 pm Premier National junior Show Check-in deadline, 

Cameron Street Lobby 

7:00 pm Youth “FIRE UP” Social, Small Arena 

Sunday, September 18 

7:30 – 9:00 am Youth Showmanship Contest Registration, Large Arena 

9 a.m - 5pm Open Show Check-in, Cameron Street Lobby 

10:00 am Youth Showmanship Contest, Large Arena 

12:00 Noon Cattle arrival deadline for Open Show Cattle 

3:00 pm Senior Division Fitting Competition, Small Arena 

6:00 – 7:00 pm Premier National Junior Show Shirt Check-In, Main Floor 

6:00 pm “Welcome to the All-American Dairy Show” Ice Cream Social, Small Arena 

Hosted by Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture George Greig 

7:00 pm Board of Directors Meeting, Sky Box 3 

7:00 pm Mid-Atlantic Milking Shorthorn Juniors – Pizza Party 

Monday, September 19 

7:50 am Invitational Youth Dairy Cattle Judging Contest 

(4-H, FFA, 2yr Junior College and Collegiate), Small Arena 

8:00 am Premier National Junior Shows, Large Arena & Equine Arena 

9 am - 12 Noon Open Show Check-in (including group entries) Deadline 12 Noon, 

Cameron Street Lobby 

3:00 pm Premier National Junior Show Supreme Champion Pageant, Equine Arena 

7:00 pm Judging Contest Awards Banquet, Pennsylvania Preferred Banquet Hall 

6:00 pm Colorful View Sale, Small Arena 

Tuesday, September 20 

8:00 am Holstein USA Judges Conference, Main Floor 

9:00 am Pennsylvania Fall Holstein Championship Show & Pa Holstein Futurity, 

Large Arena 

9:00 am 4-H and FFA Dairy Judging Forum/Junior Dairy Management, 

Equine Arena 

1:00 pm All-American Ayrshire Show, Calves, Heifers & Dry Cows, Large Arena 

1:00 pm All-American Milking Shorthorn Show, Bulls, Calves, Heifers & Dry Cows, 

Equine Arena 

1:00 pm All-American Brown Swiss Show, Calves, Heifers and & Dry Cows, 

Equine Arena 

6:00 pm All-Dairy Antique Auction, Dairy Activity Center 

7:00 pm All-American Dairy Show “Got Milk” Buffet, 

Pennsylvania Preferred Banquet Hall 

Image Award & Obie Snider Award Presentation 

Sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Dairy Association and PA Dairy Promotion Program 

Wednesday, September 21 

8:00 am All-American Brown Swiss Show, Cows, Equine Arena 

8:00 am All-American Red and White Show, Large Arena 

9:00 am All-American Guernsey Show, Large Arena 

10:00 am All-American Milking Shorthorn Show, Cows, Equine Arena 

followed by: Mid Atlantic Milking Shorthorn Society general 

membership meeting, Sky Box 1 

(2 hours following the completion of the Cow show) 

1:00 pm All-American Holstein Show, Calves, Heifers, & Dry Cows, Equine Arena 

1:00 pm All-American Jersey Show @ Harrisburg, Calves, Heifers & Dry Cows, 

Equine Arena 

1:30 pm All-American Ayrshire Show, Cows, Large Arena 

4:30 – 6:30 pm “Come Snack with the Vendors” – Dairy Activity Center 

6:00 pm All-American Dairy Show Herdsman Award Presentation, Small Arena 

6:30 pm Eastern Elite Sale, Small Arena 

Thursday, September 22 

8:00 am Official Release Time: Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, 

Milking Shorthorn, Red & White 

9:00 am All-American Jersey Show @ Harrisburg, Cows, Equine Arena 

9:00 am All-American Holstein Show, Cows, Equine Arena 

2:00 pm Supreme Champion (selection immediately following the Holstein and 

Jersey shows), Large Arena 

Saturday, September 23 

6:30 pm 55 th Anniversary PA Dairy Princess Pageant, Radisson Penn Harris Hotel 

Daily 

10 am - 6 pm White Show Pants Exchange, Barn B, Friday - Wednesday 

8 am - 5 pm All-Dairy Antiques & Collectibles Show & Sale, 

Dairy Activities Center, Saturday - Wednesday 

9:00 am - 2:30 pm Silent Auction, Dairy Activities Center, Saturday-Thursday 

Obie Snider 

1926 - 2003 

The Obie Snider Award 

was created to recognize 

the late Obie 

Snider’s vision, leadership 

and service to 

the All-American Dairy 

Show and the industry,” 

said Russell C. Redding, 

Secretary of Agriculture. 

“In life, Obie was 

a man of great personal 

integrity, and a fair and 

steadfast leader. He 

was definitely a shining 

star and a driving force 

behind what has become the world’s largest 

dairy cattle show.” 

OBIE SNIDER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2004 - DONALD SEIPT, Easton, PA 

2005 - CREEDIN CORNMAN, Carlisle, PA 

2006 - DAVID PATRICK, Woodbine, MD 

2007 - BERNETA GABLE, New Enterprise, PA 

2008 - DIETER KRIEG, Lititz, PA 

2009 - GEORGE CASHELL, Shippensburg, PA 

2010 - JOHN COPE, Mechanicsburg, PA 

PIONEER AWARD 

The Pioneer Award is presented annually to 

an individual who has made significant ground 

breaking contributions toward the establishment 

and continued success of the All-American 

Dairy Show. 

RECIPIENTS 

2003 – WILLIAM NICHOL 

2004 – SAMUEL YODER 

2005 – HARRY ROTH 

2006 – DR. CARL BROWN 

2006 – JANET SHANK-STILES 

2010 – ROBERT HEILMAN 

ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW IMAGE 

AWARD 

The Image Award is presented annually to an 

individual who has enhanced the image of the 

All-American Dairy Show by significant contributions 

toward its reputation, prestige and 

welfare. 

RECIPIENTS 

1993 - LEE YOST & JOHN WALKER 

1994 - STEVE SPENCER 

1995 - JOHN MORRIS 

1996 - LARRY SPECHT 

1997 - OBIE SNIDER 

1998 - ELSIE WOLFF 

1999 - DON ACE 

2000 - ROBERT RUGABER 

2001 - RITA KENNEDY 

2002 - SAM HAYES 

2003 - CHARLES ITLE 

2003 - JOHN HARRIS 

2004 - EUGENE & CAROL SCHURMAN 

2005 - JANET HARDING 

2006 - DAVID DUNBAR 

2007 - KENNETH RANEY 

2008 - DAVID SMITH 

2009 - KATHY WALTON & HARRY THOMPSON 

2010 - DAVID SWARTZ 

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All-American Dairy Show GENERAL INFORMATION 

LOCATION 

The show will be held in the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, North Cameron and Maclay Streets, Harrisburg, PA. 

SHIPPING DIRECTIONS 

Consign all exhibits in care of the All-American Dairy Show, Pennsylvania 

Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, Cameron & Maclay Streets, 

Harrisburg, PA 17110. 


Website: www.allamerican.state.pa.us 

TELEPHONE 

Telephone numbers for incoming calls, during the show are 

Show Office (717) 787-2905 

Show Staff (717) 787-4162 

PA Jr. Dairy Show (717) 783-2815 

Night emergencies only: (717) 787-5373. 

LODGING 

The All-American will provide a list of accommodations in the Harrisburg Area for those who call, write, or E-mail. Additionally, rooms have been 

offered at special rates to All-American Dairy Show exhibitors on a first come, first serve basis at: 

Comfort Inn - Harrisburg – I 81, Exit 72, 

5680 Allentown Blvd., Harrisburg, PA 17112, 

www.choicehotels.com/hotel/pa267. Free 

Continental Breakfast, free high speed internet, 

2 queen size beds per room, microwave, and 

refrigerator. Rate $79.00. Reservations: call 

717-657-2200 and mention All-American Dairy 

Show. 

Comfort Inn - Linglestown– I 81, Exit 77, 

7744 Linglestown Road, Harrisburg, PA 17112, 

www.choicehotels.com/hotel/pa029. Free continental 

breakfast, free high speed internet, 

2 queen size beds per room, microwave, and 

refrigerator, indoor pool, fitness center and 

game room. Rate $79.00. Reservations: Call 

717-540-8400 and mention All-American Dairy 

Show. 

Comfort Inn Riverfront – 525 South Front 

Street, Harrisburg, PA 17104 (717) 233-1611, 

www.comfortinnriverfront.com. Located 2.5 

miles from the PA Farm Show Complex on 

the banks of the beautiful Susquehanna River. All 

room rates includes a FREE HOT BREAKFAST 

BUFFET featuring scrambled eggs, sausage, 

hot and cold cereals, French toast, make 

your own Belgium waffles, yogurt, fresh fruit, 

hard boiled eggs, bagels, muffins, Danish 

and beverages. We offer FREE parking, FREE 

wireless internet access and use of our business 

center and fitness center. All rooms have a 

refrigerator and microwave. Walking distance 

(4 blocks) to restaurant row featuring over 50 

different restaurants. Room rate $69.99 for 

1-4 adults per room. For reservations call hotel 

direct at (717) 233-1611 and ask for the ALL 

AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW RATE. All of our 

guest rooms are 100% smoke free. 

Emergency Information - Call 

9-1-1 in an Emergency 

Contact Security, Show Management or 

Maintenance 717-787-5373 for additional 

assistance. 

Hospitals 

Holy Spirit/Holy Spirit Health System 

= 4.6 miles – 503 N. 21st St., Camp Hill, 

PA 17011, 717-763-2100 

Head south on N Cameron St., Right 

onto Maclay St. Turn left at N. Front St., 

Follow Front St. to the Harvey Taylor 

Bridge. Cross the River Turn Right onto 

N 21st St. Hospital is on your right. 

Harrisburg Hospital / Pinnacle 

Health = 3 miles – 111 S Front St, Harrisburg, 

PA 17105, 717-782-3131 

Head South on N. Cameron St. toward 

Maclay St. Turn Right onto Maclay St., 

Follow to river, Turn left onto Front St. 

Hospital is 1.7 miles down Front St. on 

left. 

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Days Inn – Harrisburg North – I-81, 

Exit 66 –using North ramp, 3919 N. Front 

Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110. www. 

DaysInnHarrisburg.com 2 miles to Farm Show 

Complex. Complimentary, deluxe hot breakfast 

buffet featuring “Make your own Belgian 

waffles”, sausage and eggs. Express checkout 

available. Complimentary Business Center 

with hi-speed Internet access. Free Wireless hispeed 

Internet access in guest rooms and public 

areas (adapters available at the front desk). 

Cable TV, including CNN, ESPN & HBO. Large 

Outdoor Guarded Swimming Pool - Pool hours 

subject to weather conditions and availability 

of certified lifeguards. 24 Hour State-of-the-art 

Fitness Center. Long Distance Provider: CTSI 

Free parking. Pet Policy: Service animals for 

guest with disabilities only There is a Special 

Rate for All-American Dairy Show exhibitors 

of $69.99 + tax per night. 

Reservations: (717) 233- 

3100 or (800) 329-7466, Fax 

(717) 233-6415 

Hampton Inn Harrisburg 

East – I -83 Exit 48, 4230 

Union Deposit Rd, Harrisburg 

PA 17111, www.harrisburgeast.hamptoninn.com, 

Only 

7 miles from the PA State 

Farm Show Complex & Expo 

Center! We offer Free Hot 

Breakfast, Free High Speed 

Wireless Internet, Free HBO, 

Fitness Center, micro/fridge 

in every room and 100% 

Guest Satisfaction Guarantee! 

Call today to make your 

reservation at 717-545-9595 

and ask for the All American 

Dairy Show rate of $93.00 

plus tax for 1-4 people per 

room per night. 

Holiday Inn Express East 

- 4021 Union Deposit Road, Harrisburg, PA 

17109, 717-561-8100. Web Address is www. 

hiexpress.com/Harrisburgeast. Free Full Hot 

Breakfast – Free Wireless Internet – Newly 

Renovated Sleeping Rooms – New Fitness Center 

– New Business Center – Much, Much More 

with this well appointed fully renovated hotel. 

Special Rate for the All-American Dairy show – 

$89.00. 

Motel 6 - Harrisburg - 1006 Briarsdale Rd, 

Harrisburg PA 17109. Website www.hersheymotel6.com. 

Located minutes from Farm Show 

Complex & Expo Center, off of I-83 Exit 48. We 

offer free coffee, & juice, free High Speed Internet 

Access, Fitness Room, Refrigerator and 

microwave in every room. Many restaurants 

blocks away. Our special rate for exhibitors & 

visitors will be $49.00 plus tax for a room with 

two queen beds. For reservations call 717-564- 

2000 or 1-888-909-6070. 

Motel 6 - Harrisburg/Hershey - 7975 Jonestown 

rd, Harrisburg, PA-17112. www.motel6. 

com 10 minutes from PA Farm Show Complex 

and 5 minutes from casino. We offer free coffee, 

tea & juce 24/7 in the lobby. Free wireless 

internet. Refrigerators & Microwaves available. 

Our special rate for exhibitors & visitors will 

be $49.00 plus tax for a room with two double 

beds. Please call us at 717-545-6944 or 1-888- 

545-6944 and be our guest. 

Park Inn Harrisburg West – 10 minutes from 

the Farm Show Complex, 5401 Carlisle Pike, 

Mechanicsburg, PA 17055. FREE Parking, FREE 

High Speed Internet Access, FREE Continental 

Breakfast for Gold Points members, and much 

more! Visit our website at www.parkinn.com/ 

hotel-harrisburgwestpa and see all the great 

amenities we have to offer including Legends, 

our restaurant, and the West Shore Hardware 

Bar. Special rate of $75.00 for Exhibitors. 

Reservations: 717-697-0321 or 1-800-722- 

STAY. 

Minutes from Farm Show 

HARRISBURG-NORTH 

All-American Dairy Show Rate: $69.99 single plus tax 

available September 16-23, 2011 

Includes Deluxe Hot Breakfast Buffet 

* EZ on/off access to I-81 & Farm Show 

* Complimentary Business Center 

* State-of-the-art Fitness Center 

* WI-FI in guest rooms/common areas 

* HBO Movies, CNN & ESPN 

* Free local calls 

* Coin Operated Guest Laundry 

I-81, Exit 66 to North Front Street 

3919 North Front Street, Harrisburg PA, 17110 

Reservations: (717) 233-3100 www.DaysInnHarrisburg.com 

Scottish Inn & Suites Harrisburg/Hershey 

- 7965 Jonestown rd, Harrisburg, PA-17112. 

www.hersheyscottishinn.com 10 minutes from 

PA Farm Show Complex. Smoke free property. 

Free continental breakfast, coffee, tea & juce 

24/7 in the lobby. Free High speed Internet access, 

business center. Refrigerator available. 

Our special rate for exhibitors & visitors will 

be $49.00 plus tax for a room with two double 

beds. Please call us at 717-901-8383 or 1-888- 

901-8383 and be our guest. 

Camper Hook-ups – Electric Only. Available 

through Farm Show Security Office on a firstcome 

first-serve basis. Must report to Security 

Office upon arrival. Rate: $40.00 for the first 

day, $5.00 per each additional day. Payment 

must be received at time of set-up.

LIABILITY WAIVER - IMPORTANT! 

READ CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU PARTICIPATE 

IN THIS SHOW! 

The handling and showing of livestock 

involves risk of personal bodily 

injury and damage to property. The 

Pennsylvania Farm Show Commission, 

the Pennsylvania Dairy and 

Allied Industries Association, the 

All-American Dairy Show, the Pennsylvania 

Department of Agriculture, 

and any other entities responsible 

for the running of this show, including 

their employees, agents or volunteers, 

will in no case be responsible 

for any loss, damage, or injury 

done to or occasioned by or arising 

from any animal or article exhibited 

at the show, or injury to person or 

persons representing the exhibitor in 

any way at the show, EVEN IF SUCH 

INJURY OR DAMAGE IS THE RESULT 

OF THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE ABOVE 

PARTIES. 

If anyone feels they cannot make 

this agreement not to sue or make 

claim against the above parties, 

THEY SHOULD NOT PARTICIPATE 

IN THE SHOW. Participation in the 

show will be interpreted as a commitment 

and agreement by all participating 

persons to assume all risks 

of injury or damage and as a waiver 

of all rights to sue or make claims 

against the above parties. 

By participating in this show, all 

participants also commit themselves 

and agree to be bound to indemnify 

any entity or person whom they sue 

or make claim against, that is, they 

agree to fully pay such parties or 

person for any monetary or other 

damages that those parties suffer 

as a result of suit being instituted 

or claim being made against them, 

including but not limited to the payment 

of all expenses, attorney’s 

fees, court judgment or other money 

damages arising from such suit 

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NOTABLE for 2011 

No first bedding. 

Rabies Vaccination is recommended, NOT required. 

State Herd entries will be accepted through the end of that particular 

breed show. 

Classes will be closed after the judge pulls the first animal. 

Premier National Junior Guernsey Show will begin at 8 am 

Best Three Females - Group must include at least one animal that has 

freshened. Guernsey - See special rule 56 page 15. 

Group entries must be made by Noon September 18 to be included 

in the show ring catalog. During judging, when the judges place 

their first 8 groups, the remaining groups will be dismissed. Make 

sure your group has been checked in by the ringman, so you receive 

premium money if you are below 8 th place 

Arena TV Monitors will return for 2011. 

All-Dairy Antique Auction will be Tuesday, September 20, 2011 at 6:00 

p.m. in the Dairy Activity Center 

Color Breed Sale will be Monday, September 19 at 6:00 p.m. in the 

Small Arena 

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Food & Beverage 

First Aid 

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PDCA endorses this Show Ring Code of Ethics for all 

dairy breed shows and pledges its full cooperative 

support for its enforcement to show management, 

show judges, and the national breed associations. 

The application of this Code of Ethics provides for 

absolute responsibility for an animal’s condition by 

an owner, exhibitor, fitter or participant whether or 

not he or she was actually instrumental in or had 

actual knowledge of the treatment of the animal in 

contravention of this Code of Ethics. Dairy cattle 

exhibitors shall at all times deport themselves with 

honesty and good sportsmanship. 

It is recognized that there are certain practices in 

the proper care and management of dairy cattle 

that are necessary in the course of moving dairy 

cattle to and between shows that are advisable to 

keep them in a sound, healthy state so they might 

be presented in the show ring in a natural, normal 

condition. At all times, exhibition livestock shall 

be treated in a humane manner and in accordance 

with dairy quality assurance practices so as to protect 

the health, safety and welfare of the livestock 

and the consuming public. No person shall present 

for exhibition or exhibit an animal which he or she 

knows, or has reason to suspect, is affected with or 

has been exposed to a dangerously contagious or 

infectious disease, or illegal or non-approved use of 

drugs, medication and/or prohibited substance, or 

residue. 

The position of the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association 

is that all animals presented for exhibition shall 

be in their natural conformation and structure, free 

of any alteration or modification by injection or 

THE PUREBRED DAIRY CATTLE ASSOCIATION SHOW RING CODE OF ETHICS 

(Adopted by PDCA in March 1969; Revised March 1971, February 1977, February 1981, February 1986, February 1988, February 1988, February 1989, February 

1992, February 1993, November 1995, April 2002 and April 2004.) 

internal or external administration of any substance 

or by any involvement in unethical fitting. 

Grooming and Preparation 

Dairy cattle exhibitions are conducted under standards 

for evaluating conformation established by 

the PDCA Unified Score Card (1994), with specific 

breed characteristics taken into consideration by 

the show judge. In this connection, animals will be 

groomed and prepared for the judge’s evaluation in 

order to display the animal’s natural contour, conformation, 

performance and mobility. Specifically: 

1. External applications of cosmetics that affect 

only appearance may be used, including by 

way of example hoof polishes and false switches. 

2. The maximum allowable length of naturally 

growing hair anywhere on the topline is not to exceed 

1”. Exhibitors will be required to comply with 

this rule before the animal is allowed to enter the 

ring. 

3. Addition of foreign objects, including but 

not limited to hair or hair substitutes, cloth or fiber, 

to change the natural contour or appearance of the 

animal’s body is prohibited. 

4. Externally sealing the teat end with a 

preparation that does not harm the animal’s skin is 

permissible. Natural teat placement will be given 

preference over artificially positioned teats. 

Violations: False, Deceptive or Unacceptable 

Practices 

These practices are violations of the Code of Ethics 

and will be reported to show management and may 

CHARLES ITLE 

EXHIBITION AND DISPLAY AWARDS 

CASH AWARDS TO THE TOP FIVE HERDSMEN OF THE SHOW 

1 st PLACE - $100 and JACKET 

2 nd PLACE - $60 

3 rd PLACE - $40 

4 th PLACE - $30 

5 th PLACE - $20 

Sponsored by PENNSYLVANIA DAIRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION 

Palmyra, PA 

Unannounced, periodic inspections will be made of exhibits of five (5) or more cattle under 

the care of one Herdsman. Smaller groups may combine to form an exhibit of five (5) or 

more if the cattle are displayed in one (1), continuous, uniform exhibit. Scoring will be on 

the following basis: 

Cleanliness, care of exhibit, and adjacent area . . . . . . . . . 20 

Condition, fitting and presentation of cattle in the barn . . . 20 

Attitude and spirit of cooperation with other exhibitors, 

show management and spectators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Decoration and attractiveness of exhibit . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Cattle identification and information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Total 100 

Through this award, exhibitors are encouraged to make their area attractive to spectators. 

Walkways behind and at the ends of each exhibit area should be kept clear of excess tack, 

manure, and debris to make their area safe and accessible. Awards are to the person responsible 

for maintaining the exhibit. 

CONGRATULATIONS TO LAST YEAR’S WINNERS 

1 st Jomill Farm - Shade Gap, PA 

2 nd Littlefield Farms - Watertown, NY 

3 rd Dunns-Pride Holsteins, - New Ringold, PA 

4 th Heart & Soul / J&K Vue - Millmont, PA 

5 th MD-Hillbrook, Thurmont, MD 

be reported to the respective national breed associations: 

1. Misrepresenting the age and/or milking status 

of the animal for the class in which it is shown. 

2. Treating the animal, particularly the udder, 

internally or externally: 

with an irritant or counter-irritant, 

using a device to artificially create or enhance the 

udder crease, 

using other substances as detected by testing that 

causes changes in the udder to artificially improve 

the conformation. 

Plugging of teat canal with foreign substances. 

3. Surgical or unethical insertion of any matter 

under the skin or into body cavities, performed to 

change the natural contour or appearance of the 

animal’s body (e.g., administration of fluid via a 

stomach tube or other similar apparatus to fill the 

rumen), though not to preclude practices required 

or involved in normal management. 

4. Criticizing or interfering with the judge, 

show management or other exhibitors while in the 

show ring or other conduct detrimental to the breed 

or the show. 

5. Challenging, threatening or interfering with 

an ethics committee appointed by show management 

to monitor the animals on exhibit on the show 

grounds. 

Exhibitor Responsibility 

The act of entering an animal in a livestock show is 

the giving of consent by the owner, exhibitor, fitter 

and/or absolutely responsible person (hereinafter 

referred to as “Exhibitor”) for show management to 

obtain any specimens of urine, saliva, blood, milk, 

or other substances from the animal to be used in 

testing. Materials may also be collected by ultrasound 

and photographic methods and by direct 

examination of animal. 

The act of entering an animal is the giving of consent 

by the owner, exhibitor, fitter and/or absolutely 

responsible person (the “Exhibitor”) to have disciplinary 

action for violation of this Show Ring Code 

of Ethics taken by show management, the state in 

which the show occurs, and/or the national dairy 

breed association without recourse. 

Show Ethics Committee 

Each show should have an Ethics Committee. The 

make-up of this committee should include official 

breed representatives, representative(s) of show 

management (e.g., dairy cattle show superintendent, 

General Manager), the official show veterinarian, 

and Extension representative. 

The Ethics Committee will be responsible for monitoring 

violations of the Show Ring Code of Ethics. 

The Ethics Committee will investigate the report 

of any violation and determine the accuracy of the 

allegation. The Ethics Committee will have the 

authority to inspect animals and related material to 

determine if violations have occurred. 

Violations: Reporting and Investigation 

Complaints of alleged violations can be reported to 

the breed superintendent, the show superintendent, 

show management, and/or the Ethics Committee. 

Before An Animal is Shown 

If the Ethics Committee suspects that a violation of 

the Show Ring Code of Ethics will occur if the animal 

is shown, and that violation is reasonably well 

established before the animal is shown, the Ethics 

Committee will submit a report to show management. 

1. If, at the Exhibitor’s discretion, the animal 

in question is not shown, no violation will have occurred. 

2. If the Exhibitor wishes to challenge that a 

violation occurred, he/she/they will have the opportunity 

to appeal to the Ethics Committee. If its 

decision is not changed, the Exhibitor will be denied 

opportunity to exhibit the animal in question. 

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During and After An Animal is Shown 

All animals are subject to examination during judging. 

The judge and Ethics Committee are instructed 

to examine the top five (5) animals in each class 

closely for violations of the Show Ring Code of Ethics. 

When a violation may have occurred, a milkout 

may be called for. This call may be by breed 

association rule, or by request of an authorized 

representative of the national breed association, the 

judge, the Ethics Committee, or show management. 

If an animal is exhibited and a violation of the Show 

Ring Code of Ethics is subsequently suspected, 

investigated, and determined to have occurred, the 

violation will be reported to the Ethics Committee 

and show management for action. The Exhibitor 

will be notified of the violation and the supporting 

evidence and invited to defend or explain the allegations. 

Violations are subject to the disciplinary provisions 

of show management, the state in which the show 

occurs, and the national dairy breed association. 

Sanctions may include any one, or combination of 

the following: 

• Forfeiture or return of awards, prizes, premiums 

or proceeds 

• Written letter of reprimand to the owner, exhibitor, 

fitter and/or absolutely responsible person 

(the “Exhibitor”) 

• Disqualification of the exhibition livestock from 

an exhibition 

• Disqualification of the Exhibitor from the show 

• Publication of offense 

Disqualification may include any or all shows and 

classes and may be for any number of years. 

About PDCA 

The Purebred Dairy Cattle Association, Inc. is a 

federation of the national dairy breed registry associations 

serving breeders and owners of Ayrshire, 

Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holsteins, Jersey, Milking 

Shorthorn and Red and White dairy cattle. PDCA 

and its member organizations promote the added 

value and profitability registered dairy cattle offer 

all dairy business owners. 

ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST 

SPONSORED BY: 

Sunday, September 18, 2011 

10:00 a.m., Large Arena 

Senior Fitting, 3:00 p.m. Sale Arena 

Registration will be from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Sunday, September 

18 in the Large Arena. 

Open to any youth who meets the age requirements. Divisions: Junior 

– Age 8-11, Intermediate 

– Age 12-15, Senior – Age 16-21. Age as of show day. 

Previous Senior Division first place winners are not eligible to compete 

another time. 

Showmanship classes will be run in heats if the number of participants 

warrants. Heats will be judged with the top showmen returning 

for the final class. The judge will be instructed to bring back as 

many good showmen in each heat as he wishes for further competition. 

The top ten places in each age division will be recognized. 

There will be no reasons given by the judges. 

Participants must provide their own show harness. A white uniform 

is preferred. Participants must secure the animal that they will 

use in the showmanship portion of the contest. The animal does 

not have to be their own, however, they must use the same animal 

throughout the competition. Youth who bring their own animals, but 

who do not wish to compete in any other contest, must call to reserve 

stalls by Friday, September 2, 2011. Milking females DO NOT 

have to be “bagged” for competition. Extra credit will not be given 

to those who are. No bulls are permitted. 

It is the responsibility of the contestant to be at ringside on time. 

The first heat will begin at 10:00 a.m. Subsequent heats will begin 

not less than 20 minutes after that. (i.e. 10:00, 10:20, 10:40, etc.) 

However, they may take longer than 20 minutes. So, contestants 

should be aware of how the show is progressing. Only the top ten 

Senior Division showmanship participants will advance to the fitting 

competition. The fitting phase will begin at 3:00 p.m. in the Sale 

Arena. The ten finalists must report to the Sale Arena with their 

equipment at 2:45 p.m. 

Each Senior participant will be assigned by random drawing to a 

heifer. They will have 1 (one) hour to work, fitting the heifer. Each 

contestant is allowed to have one helper (aged 16-21). That helper 

is to block the animal and hold the head up. There will be NO 

brushing, clipping, spraying, coaching, advising, etc., by the helper. 

There will also be NO interaction between contestants and the ringside 

or other contestants. 

At the end of the hour, a judge will evaluate the performance of the 

participants and make a final decision. Winners will be announced 

and recognized immediately after the fitting phase. Announcement 

begins with the 10 th place down to the 1 st place. 

Interpretation of rules will be by the committee whose decision will 

be final. 

For more information call: James V. Sharp (717) 787-2905 

or 

Kathy Walton (717) 243-8750 

ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW, HARRISBURG, PA 

BROWNSWITCH SWISS, JOY & TOM CROTHERS, QUARRYVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA 

CENTRE/CLINTON HOLSTEIN CLUB, PAUL HARTLE, BELLEFONTE, PA 

CENTRE HERD HEALTH SERVICES, INC. DRS. CLONINGER, ANDERSON, CONNELLY & BUTIA, 

CENTRE HALL, PA 

CESSNA BROTHERS FARM, CLEARVILLE, PA 

JACKIE CESSNA 

CHESTER COUNTY HOLSTEIN ASSOC, COCHRANVILLE, PA 

CREEDIN CORNMAN, CARLISLE, PA 

CUMBERLAND COUNTY 4-H DAIRY CLUB, RICHARD BEATTY, SEC., NEWVILLE, PA 

DAIRY MARKETING SERVICES LLC, SYRACUSE, NY 

DEN-BE FARM, DENNIS, BETSY & CASSIE MUSSER, ENON VALLEY, PA 

DR. BARRY M ENGLAND, WILLIAMSBURG, PA 

FOUNTAIN FARM, HARRY E., ALIENE & ED THOMPSON, CARLISLE, PA 

FOUR-CO FARM, JOHN COPE, MECHANICSBURG, PA 

FOUR SEASONS FARM, JIM & RITA KENNEDY FAMILY, VALENCIA, PA 

FRANKLIN COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB, MERCERSBURG, PA 

G-D BLESSED HOLSTEINS, GEORGE & DIANE CASHELL, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

DUFF L GEORGE, CARLISLE, PA 

REID K & DIANE HOOVER, LEBANON, PA 

HUNTINGTON COUNTY HOLSTEIN ASSOC, PARKSBURG, PA 

JEMS AYRSHIRES, SCOTT, MARILYN, JENNIFER & JANEL ZINN, NEWBURG, PA 

KIRBYVILLE HOLSTEINS, JIM YOUNKER, FLEETWOOD, PA 

PAUL & JEAN KNIGHT, AIRVILLE, PA 

MAPLE GLORY SWISS, GREENVILLE, PA 

JOHN MARCHEZAK, BENTLEYVILLE, PA 

JOHN & PATTY MCMURRAY, EIGHTY FOUR, PA 

MID ATLANTIC DAIRY ASSOC., CINDY WEIMER, EMLENTON, PA 

MID ATLANTIC MILKING SHORTHORN SOCIETY 

PAUL E. MILLER, LIRA GOLD PRODUCTS, HARRISBURG, PA 

MT. GLEN FARM, COLUMBIA CROSSROADS, PA 

NATIONAL AYRSHIRE YOUTH FUND, COLUMBUS, OH 

WILLIAM C. & LILLY A. NICHOL, STATE COLLEGE, PA 

IRENE OSBORNE, MILLERSTOWN, PA 

PA DAIRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION, DAVID R. SMITH, PALMYRA, PA 

PA JERSEY CATTLE ASSOCIATION 

PA JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW, DALE OLVER, UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 

PA JUNIOR GUERNSEY ASSN, ENON VALLEY, PA 

PEACE & PLENTY FARMS, UNION BRIDGE, MD 

BOB & JANE PEPPLE, OXFORD, PA 

WAYNE E. PIPER SR., SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

RAD-ICAL GENETICS, OKEECHOBEE, FL 

JOSHUA SANDERS 

BRENT SCHULER, S-PINE-LAWN FARMS, FLEETWOOD, PA 

JOHN & BECKY SEARS, SCHENEVUS, NY 

JAMES & DENISE SHARP, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

DONALD & JOANNE STOLTZFUS, BERLIN, PA 

STONEHURST FARM, INC, DON WELK, STRASBURG, PA 

BETTY SWOPE, CHURCHVILLE, VA 

SUSAN E. THOMPSON & NEALE A. MESSINA, NEWTOWN, PA 

TOWER VUE HOLSTEINS & JERSEYS, DAVID R. WALTON FAMILY, CARLISLE, PA 

JOHN H WETMORE, HONESDALE, PA 

WINDY KNOLL VIEW FARM, JAMES & NINA BURDETTE, MERCERSBURG, PA 

JEFFREY & RHONDA WINKLER, STEEL FIRE FARM, WOODBINE, MD 

ELSIE WOLFF, QUARRYVILLE, PA 

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ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW HEALTH RULES FOR ALL DAIRY CATTLE 

HEALTH CERTIFICATION 

CATTLE HEALTH RULES 

Health of Animals: No animal showing signs of infectious, 

contagious, or external parasitic disease 

will be allowed into the Pennsylvania Farm Show 

Complex & Expo Center. However, exhibitors who 

observe an animal that may present a health hazard 

to other animals are asked to report the stall location 

to the show committee. The official show veterinarian 

in consultation with Show Management shall 

be responsible for determining the health status of 

all animals. Animals showing evidence of infectious, 

contagious, or external parasitic diseases shall be removed 

by their owner from the show grounds at the 

direction of Show Management. 

Veterinarian-Client-Patient-Relationship: By 

entry into the show, the exhibitor is confirming that 

he has established a Veterinarian-Client-Patient-Relationship 

for the animals he is exhibiting. A Veterinarian-Client-Patient 

Relationship is a relationship in 

which the veterinarian has assumed the responsibility 

for making veterinary medical judgments regarding 

the health of the animal and the need for veterinary 

medical treatment and the owner or caretaker 

of the animal has agreed to follow the instructions of 

the veterinarian in relation to zoonotic diseases. 

Health Certification Documents: No animal will 

be allowed into the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex 

& Expo Center unless they are accompanied by 

the required health certification documents. Additionally, 

the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection must 

be available for inspection upon request at all times 

while the animal is on the premises. 

VETERINARIAN’S CHECKLIST 

Pennsylvania Cattle 

Certificate of Veterinary Inspection: Pennsylvania 

cattle must be accompanied by a Certificate 

of Veterinary Inspection signed, dated and 

issued by an accredited veterinarian within the 

thirty (30) days, prior to the date of arrival at the 

show. 

Cattle Identification Requirements: All cattle 

for exhibition must be identified by a USDAissued 

metal eartag; a breed registration tattoo if 

the tattoo is legible; a breed registration eartag; 

or an ISO-compliant 15-digit eartag (including 

RFID) 

No tuberculosis test is required. 

No brucellosis test is required 

VACCINATION RECOMMENDATION - It is 

highly recommended that all animals entering the 

show be immunized against IBR, PI3, BVD, BRSV 

and rabies. It is strongly recommended that 

at least one vaccination against IBR, PI3, BVD, 

BRSV and rabies be given after January 1, 2011 


Rules and Regulations 

GENERAL 

1. The Pennsylvania Farm Show Commission, the 

Pennsylvania Dairy and Allied Industries Association, 

the All-American Dairy Show, the Pennsylvania Department 

of Agriculture, and any other entities responsible 

for the running of this show, including their 

employees, agents or volunteers, will in no case be 

responsible for any loss, damage, or injury done to 

or occasioned by or arising from, any animal or article 

exhibited at the show, or injury to person or 

persons representing the exhibitor in any way at the 

show, even if such injury or damage is the result of 

the negligence of the above parties. 

If anyone feels they cannot accept this agreement 

not to sue or make claim against the above parties, 

they should not participate in the show. Participation 

in the show will be interpreted as a commitment and 

agreement by all participating persons to assume all 

risks of injury or damage and as a waiver of all rights 

to sue or make claims against the above parties. 

By participating in this show, all participants also 

commit themselves and agree to be bound to indemnify 

any entity or person whom they sue or make 

claim against, that is, they agree to fully pay such 

parties or person for any monetary or other damages 

that those parties suffer as a result of suit being 

instituted or claim being made against them, including 

but not limited to the payment of all expenses, 

attorney’s fees, court judgment or other monetary 

damages arising from such suit or claim. 

2. The rules and regulations contained in this premium 

book and the instructions on the entry forms 

are the conditions under which entries are accepted. 

Exhibitors are urged to study these rules carefully 

before making application for entries. Questions 

concerning the interpretation of any rule should be 

referred by phone or letter to the Show Manager. 

Such requests will receive prompt attention. 

3. The Show Manager and/or Board of Directors 

reserve the right to interpret all rules and regulations 

governing the Show and to make such decisions 

as may be necessary for the successful conduct 

of the Show. Such interpretations and decisions will 

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Out-Of-State Cattle 

Certificate of Veterinary Inspection: Out-of-state cattle must be accompanied by a Certificate of 

Veterinary Inspection signed, dated and issued by an accredited veterinarian within the thirty (30) days, 

prior to the date of arrival at the show. The accredited veterinarian must send a copy of the Certificate 

of Veterinary Inspection to the State Veterinarian of the state of origin for approval. 

Cattle Identification Requirements: All cattle for exhibition must be identified by a USDA-issued 

metal eartag; a breed registration tattoo if the tattoo is legible; a breed registration eartag; or an ISOcompliant 

15-digit eartag (including RFID) 

TUBERCULOSIS REQUIREMENTS 

(a). Test-eligible animals shall be all cattle of all ages. 

(b). If the animal originates from a tuberculosis free state or zone, no tuberculosis test is required. 

(c). If the animal originates from a state or zone that is classified as Modified Advanced Accredited 

(MAA), the animal shall be tuberculosis test negative within the 60 days prior to the date of arrival 

at the show. The Certificate of Veterinary Inspection shall include all test results and dates of those 

tests. 

(d). If the animal originates from a state or zone that is classified as Modified Accredited (MA), the 

animal shall originate from a herd which was negative on a whole herd test (all animals 12 months 

of age and older shall be tested) within the 12 months prior to the date of arrival at the show, and 

the individual animal to be exhibited (all ages) must be test negative at least 60 days after the whole 

herd test and within the 60 days prior to the date of arrival at the show. The Certificate of Veterinary 

Inspection shall include all test results and dates of those tests. 

BRUCELLOSIS REQUIREMENTS 

(a). Test-eligible animals shall be all unvaccinated cattle over eight months of age and calfhood vaccinated 

animals over 14 months of age. Steers are exempt from brucellosis testing requirements. 

(b). If the animal originates from a brucellosis free state, no brucellosis test is required. 

(c). If the animal originates from a Brucellosis Class A, B or C state the animal shall be brucellosis 

test negative within the 60 days prior to the date of arrival at the show. 

VACCINATION RECOMMENDATION - It is highly recommended that all animals entering the show be 

immunized against IBR, PI3, BVD, BRSV and rabies. It is strongly recommended that at least one vaccination 

against IBR, PI3, BVD, BRSV and rabies be given after January 1, 2011 


SALE CATTLE 

Certificate of Veterinary Inspection: Sale cattle must be accompanied by a Certificate of Veterinary 

Inspection signed, dated and issued by an accredited veterinarian on or after August 22, 2011. The 

Certificate of Veterinay Inspection must be approved by the State Veterinarian of the state of origin. 

Cattle Identification Requirements: All cattle for exhibition must be identified by a USDA-issued 

metal eartag; a breed registration tattoo if the tattoo is legible; a breed registration eartag; or an ISOcompliant 

15-digit eartag (including RFID) 

TUBERCULOSIS REQUIREMENTS 

(a). All sale cattle shall be negative on an individual animal test for tuberculosis on or after August 

22, 2011. The Certificate of Veterinary Inspection shall include all test results and dates of those 

tests. 

(b). If the animal originates from a state or zone that is classified as Modified Advanced Accredited 

(MAA) or Modified Accredited (MA), the animal shall originate from a herd which was negative on a 

whole herd test (all animals 12 months of age and older shall be tested) within the 12 months prior to 

the date of sale, and the individual animal to be sold (all ages) must be test negative at least 60 days 

after the whole herd test and on or after August 22, 2011. The Certificate of Veterinary Inspection 

shall include all test results and dates of those tests. 

BRUCELLOSIS REQUIREMENTS - All sale cattle shall be negative on an individual animal test for 

brucellosis on or after August 22, 2011. The Certificate of Veterinary Inspection shall include all test 

results and dates of those tests. 

SPECIAL RULE - Special rules may apply in certain states that require a negative test for other diseases 

within 30 days of entry into the state. Check with the state of destination. 

VACCINATION RECOMMENDATION - It is highly recommended that all animals entering the show be 

immunized against IBR, PI3, BVD, BRSV and rabies. It is strongly recommended that at least one vaccination 

against IBR, PI3, BVD, BRSV and rabies be given after January 1, 2011 

be final. 

4. If, in the opinion of the Show Manager, an exhibitor 

willfully violates any of the rules governing 

the Show, all premiums won by him will be forfeited, 

and he may be subject to such other penalties as the 

Show Manager deems appropriate. 

5. Smoking and underage drinking are not per- 

mitted in the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & 

Expo Center during the All-American Dairy Show. 

Violators are subject to dismissal from the show and/ 

or forfeiture of all premiums. 

6. THE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE - which 

will be considered as proof of identity, parentage, 

birth date, ownership and breeder of an animal, 

must be available upon request to the Cattle Super-

Announcing the Twenty Fifth Annual 

JUNIOR DAIRY MANAGEMENT CONTEST 

9:45 a.m. Tuesday, September 20, 2011 

Open to all 4-H, FFA members, and agricultural students at private high 

schools. 

Winner receives a $1,000 college scholarship 

Cash prizes to the top ten 4-H & FFA individuals and to the top ten 

teams 

Contestants will participate in a linear trait analysis class; place a class 

of dairy cattle; identify dairy feeds and forages; and take tests on dairy 

farm business management, feed nutrition and management, milk 

pricing, milk quality; dairy reproduction management, equipment and 

records. 

CONTEST AWARDS AND PRIZES SPONSORED BY: 

ALLTECH PENNSYLVANIA, LANCASTER, PA 

BALCHEM ENCAPSULATES, NEW HAMPTON, NY 

CHURCH & DWIGHT CO., ARM & HAMMER PRODUCTS, PRINCETON, NJ 

ELANCO ANIMAL HEALTH, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 

KIRBY AG, LANCASTER, PA 

LAND O’ LAKES MILK CO-OP, CARLISLE, PA 

MARYLAND-VIRGINIA MILK PRODUCERS, RESTON, VA 

MILK SPECIALTIES CO., MANUFACTURER OF ENERGY BOOSTER 100, DUNDEE, IL 

PENNSYLVANIA FARM BUREAU, CAMP HILL, PA 

PRINCE AGRI PRODUCTS INC., ENOLA, PA 

THE OLD MILL-TROY INC, NORTH TROY, VT 

$1,000 FIRST PLACE SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORED BY: 

PA DAIRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION, PALMYRA, PA 

For contest brochure and entry blanks contact the All-American Dairy 

Show or Christine Williams, Tulpehocken High School/FFA, 430 New 

Shaefferstown Road, Bernville, PA 19506, E-mail – cwilliams@tulpehocken.org 

Brochure and entry blank can be downloaded 

from www.allamerican.state.pa.us 

intendent or any person designated by Show Management 

at all times during the show. All animals 

must be registered in their respective herd books. 

FAX copies of registration papers will be accepted if 

sent directly from the National Breed Association to 

Show Management and received no later than 5:00 

p.m. the day before the breed show. Any dual registered 

animals must show in the same breed 

shows if the animal is to be shown in the respective 

youth and open shows. 

Ayrshire – All animals exhibiting in a national Ayrshire 

show must be recorded as at least 87% purebred 

Ayrshire on the registration certificate. Dual 

registered animals must show in the same breed 

shows if the animal is to be shown in the respective 

youth and open shows. 

Brown Swiss – Standard Registration Certificate 

which is white with a green border is issued for Registered 

Brown Swiss Females and Certified Identity 

Enrolled Females (CIE). Brown Swiss step II Identity 

Enrollment (IE) animals which have a green Registration 

paper with a black border may also be shown. 

Guernsey – Registered Guernsey females and females 

in step four of the Genetic Recovery Program 

are eligible to show. Step four females have a “GR” 

prefix in their name. No other prefixes are eligible. 

Holstein – Holsteins with 87% registered Holstein 

Ancestry (RHA) and 

above are eligible to 

show. Dual registered 

animals must show in 

the same breed shows 

if the animal is to be 

shown in the respective 

youth and open 

shows. 

Jersey – Registered 

Jersey females and females 

in step three of 

the Genetic Recovery 

Program are eligible 

to show. Step three 

animals are designated 

as “GR”. “J1” “OA” 

and “PR” animals are 

not eligible to show. 

Milking Shorthorn 

– Cattle must have a 

white American Milking 

Shorthorn Society 

Registry Certificate 

that does not have the 

words “Not eligible to 

show” on them. The 

tattoo number or the 

visible NAIS ID number 

must correspond 

with the registry certificate. 

Any Milking 

Shorthorn with black 

hair cannot be shown 

unless released by the 

AMSS Executive Secretary. 

Dual registered 



if the animal is shown 

in the respective youth 

and open shows. 

Red & White – Must 

have Registration 

Certificate issued 

by the Red & White 

Dairy Cattle Association. 

Dual registered 



if the animal is to be 

shown in the respective 

youth and open shows. However, if a Red & 

White animal is to be shown in the Pennsylvania Fall 

Championship Show, an additional entry form must 

be submitted, accompanied by the proper fees. 

7. All show entries must comply with the eligibility 

regulations of the breed’s national show policy. 

8. The Superintendent of Cattle and his staff will 

use all reasonable diligence to prevent errors or improper 

substitutions of animals. All entries must be 

checked and identified with a registration certificate 

by a Breed Superintendent prior to showing. Any 

animal which cannot be identified by means of color 

markings or ear tattoo will be disqualified. Management 

invites the cooperation of Breed Registry Organization 

personnel and exhibitors in preventing errors 

in entering or in the showing of animals. 

9. In the show ring competition, the decision of 

the judge is final in all cases, except where an error 

or misrepresentation is discovered after the placings 

have been announced but before the end of the 

Show. In such cases, the final decision will be made 

by the Show Manager or his representative. 

ENTRIES 

10. DEADLINES AND FEES - All Open Show and 

Premier Junior Show only entries must be made on 

forms provided by the All-American Dairy Show and 

forms must be completed according to instructions. 

Entries postmarked or computer time stamped (online 

registration) on or before August 19 will be accepted 

at $30.00 per animal. Entries postmarked or 

computer time stamped (on-line registration) August 

20 through August 31 will be accepted at $40.00 per 

animal. Postage meter date not accepted. Jr. 3 year 

old and older entries should have a production record. 

See Rule 25, page 12. An entry fee is not 

required for group classes but each animal must be 

entered in an open, individual class. Entries may be 

registered on-line at www.allamerican.state.pa.us. 

State Herd entries only will be accepted prior to the 

completion of the specific breed show. All other 

group class entries must be made by 12 Noon, 

Monday, September 20 to be included in the 

showring catalog. 

11. All Premier Junior and Open Show entries to 

be shown in both shows, must be made on forms 

provided by the All-American Dairy Show, and forms 

must be completed according to instructions. Entries 

postmarked or computer time stamped (on-line 

registration) on or before August 19 will be accepted 

at $40.00 per animal. Entries postmarked or computer 

time stamped (on-line registration) August 20 

through August 31 will be accepted at $50.00 per 

animal. Postage meter date is not acceptable. Jr. 3 

year-old and older entries should have a production 

record. See rule 19, page 12. An entry fee is not 

required for group classes but each animal must be 

entered in an open, individual class. Entries may be 

registered on-line. 

LATE ENTRIES 

12. Open entries and Open and Junior entries 

postmarked after August 31, 2011, and received by 

3:00 p.m. Sunday, September 18 and entries hand 

delivered to the cattle superintendent by 3:00 p.m. 

Sunday, September 18, will be accepted at $125.00 

per animal. Entries received or hand delivered after 

3:00 p.m. Sunday, September 18, and up to 24 

hours prior to the starting time of the breed show, 

will be accepted at $225.00 per animal. 

Youth show ONLY entries postmarked after August 

31, 2011 and received by 3:00 p.m. Sunday and 

Youth Show Only entries hand delivered to the cattle 

Superintendent by 3:00 p.m. Sunday September 18 

will be accepted at $55.00. 

An animal entered in only the Open or only in the 

Junior show at the time of entry (August 31 and before) 

will be accepted at an additional $55 to enter 

the additional show, Youth or Open, during the late 

entry fee period, September 1 through twenty-four 

(24) hours prior to the starting time of the breed 

show. 

13. Pennsylvania Holstein Fall Championship Show- 

Holsteins owned by Pennsylvania exhibitors will be 

automatically entered in the Pennsylvania Holstein 

Fall Championship Show. No additional entry or entry 

fee is required. Exhibitors competing only in the 

PA Holstein Fall Championship Show must comply 

with all rules of the All-American Dairy Show except 

those of cattle release. The Pennsylvania Holstein 

Association Fall Championship Show will utilize ultrasound 

testing. Enforcement procedures for violations 

of the ultra-sound testing for the Pennsylvania 

Holstein Association Fall Championship Show will be 

left to the discretion of the Pennsylvania Holstein Association. 

Any Red and White animal that is dual 

registered will not be automatically entered into the 

Pennsylvania Holstein Fall Championship Show. An 

additional entry form must be submitted with the 

proper fees. 

14. PENNSYLVANIA STATE JUNIOR DAIRY 

SHOW ENTRIES – Exhibitors in the Pennsyl- 

FEE TABLE 

BY 8/19/11 08/20/11 to 08/31/11 09/01/11 to 09/18/11 24 HOURS BEFORE 

Youth Show ONLY $30.00 $40.00 $55.00 -------- 

Youth Show & Open Show $40.00 $50.00 $125.00 -------- 

Open Show Only $30.00 $40.00 $125.00 $225.00 

An animal entered in only the Open or only in the Junior show at the time of entry (August 31 or before) will be accepted at an additional 

$55 to enter the additional show, Youth or Open, during the late entry fee period, September 1 through twenty-four (24) hours 

prior to the starting time of the breed show. 

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THE 37 TH ANNUAL 

4-H & FFA DAIRY JUDGING FORUM 

vania Junior Dairy Show, 9:00 a.m. Saturday, 

September 17, 2011 who wish to show in the 

All-American Dairy Show must enter their animals 

in compliance with rules 10-12. 

15. NATIONAL JUNIOR SHOW ENTRIES - Animals 

to be entered in the Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, 

Holstein, Jersey, Milking Shorthorn or Red & 

White Junior shows must use the open/youth entry 

blank. 

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 

9:45 a.m. in the Equine Arena 

4-H and FFA Teams & Individuals Divisions 

Entry Deadline—September 9, 2011 

Premiums and Awards 

For information, contact Show Manager 

CONTEST SPONSORED BY: 

ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY FOUNDATION 

THE 43 rd ANNUAL 

ALL-AMERICAN INVITATIONAL 

YOUTH DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING CONTEST 

16. Dress Code 

will be strictly enforced. 

White pants 

with official show 

shirt. 

17. GROUP EN- 

TRIES – All changes to 

individual animal and 

group entries must 

be made by 12 Noon 

Monday, September 

19 to be included in 

the showring catalog. 

State Herd entries 

only will be accepted 

prior to the completion 

of the specific 

breed show. All other 

group entries must 

be made by 12 Noon 

Monday, September 

19 to be included in 

the showring catalog. 

All final changes, 

individual and group, 

must be made by 5 

p.m. of the day prior 

to show. 

18. GROUP ANI- 

MALS - An animal 

must be shown in an 

open single class in 

order to be eligible 

for showing in any of 

the group classes. 

19. ENTRIES 

LIMITED - The management 

reserves the 

right to close entries 

in any division prior 

to either deadline if 

all stall space is filled. 

Postmark date or 

computer timestamp 

will be observed as 

priority. 

20. BLANK EN- 

TRIES - Any state 

breed association is 

permitted to make 

unlimited blank entries 

on or before August 

31. Such entries 

must be completed by 

September 17, by a 

representative of the 

state association. 

21. SALE MAN- 

AGERS may purchase 

(not to exceed) five 

blank entries prior to 

closing date of entries 

to be used for sale 

substitutions or additions 

after closing 

date of entries. 

22. ENTRY FORM 

- (Type or Print) A 

separate entry form 

is required for each 

exhibitor and each 

breed regardless 

whether or not the 

Family Unit Option 

(see rule 29) is chosen. 

Animals owned 

in partnership (each 

partner being named 

on the registration 

certificate) may be 

entered in any class of the show under one owner’s 

name or under the partnership name, but must be 

shown under the same ownership throughout the 

show and must be entered using one entry form per 

partnership per breed. A letter of acceptance, including 

a list of entries will be mailed as soon as 

possible. Upon arrival at the Show each exhibitor or 

herdsman should have in his possession the acceptance 

letter, the exhibitor’s copy of the entry, health 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2011 

4-H, FFA, Two-year Junior College, and Collegiate Divisions 

Entry Deadline—August 31 

Premiums and Awards 

For information, contact Show Manager 

BANQUET SPONSORED BY: 

PA DAIRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION 

PALMYRA, PA 

CONTEST SPONSORED BY: 

GENEX COOPERATIVE, INC 

SHAWANO, WI 

ANNOUNCING 

WHITE SHOW PANTS EXCHANGE 

For Exhibitors 

Friday, September 16 - Wednesday, September 21 

10 am- 6 pm 

Northwest Barn – Barn B 

Exchange white show pants for a different size! Donate 

those white show pants no longer needed! This service is 

provided to help exhibitors maintain proper dress in the 

show ring at minimal cost. For more information call Patty 

McMurray at (724) 239-2759 

The All-American Supreme Champion Pageant 

Open Supreme Champion Award 

$3,000 

~ Sponsored by ~ 

CARGILL ANIMAL NUTRITION, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

PHONE (717) 530-7778 

Thursday, September 22, 2011 

Large Arena, Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center 

Following the Holstein and Jersey shows, all breed champions will be introduced, 

and the 2011 All-American Open Show Supreme Champion will be selected 

by a panel of judges (Animals shown in milk). 

chart, and registration certificate for each entry. 

23. REFUND - There will be no refund of entry fees 

after the entry closing date, August 19, 2011. 

24. ENTRIES PER CLASS-An exhibitor may enter as 

many animals in an open single class as he desires. 

However, an exhibitor will be limited to no more than 

two premiums in any class. In the Dam-and-Daughter 

class, an exhibitor is limited to one entry from 

any dam. In other group classes, an exhibitor is limited 

to one entry per class, except Produce of Dam 

(see rule 57, page 15). 

25. PRODUCTION RECORDS - An official DHI or 

DHIR actual record of 2X 305 days or less should 

be included on the entry blank for Junior 3 year old 

and older. 

Entries without production records will be marked 

“No 305D record with entry,” in the show catalogs. 

All records must be actual, no projected or mature 

equivalent records. Official machine printed reports 

or official proof for the actual 305-day record must 

be provided upon request of show management or 

breed association representatives for verification at 

the show. 

Special production recognition will be made in the 

cow classes. 

AYRSHIRE – Production awards at all national Ayrshire 

shows must be awarded for official lactations 

completed within the last 12 months from the date 

of show, and the animal must currently be on official 

test. 

26. SUBSTITUTIONS - within a breed and within 

or between classes, are permitted after closing date 

of entries. The exhibitor must submit an application 

for entry of the substitute animal and indicate which 

animal is being replaced. Applications for substitutions 

must be submitted to the Show Management 

no later than the time entries are checked by the 

Breed Superintendent. 

27. PREMIUMS - All premiums are subject to 

change by show management dependent upon funding 

support. 

OWNERSHIP 

28. EXHIBITOR - An exhibitor must be the owner or 

member of a partnership owning the animal. To be 

eligible for competition, whether singly or in groups, 

animals must be the bona fide property of exhibitors, 

except where otherwise specified. Certificate of 

registration showing ownership must be available for 

checking by the Breed Superintendent or any person 

designated by Show Management prior to the day of 

showing. In classes for Daughter-Dam and Produceof-Dam, 

animals need not be owned by exhibitors. 

Animals owned in partnership (each partner being 

named on the registration certificate) may be entered 

in any class of the show under one owner’s name 

or under the partnership name, but must be shown 

under the same ownership throughout the show. 

Each unique partnership requires a separate entry 

form. However, in order for an animal owned 

by more than one person (any partnership) to 

qualify under the “Family Unit” all owners must 

be bona fide members of the “Family Unit”. 

Animals owned by a syndicate, firm, or farm 

must be entered and shown exactly as listed 

on the registration certificate. 

29. FAMILY UNIT - If a herd is registered in the 

names of the immediate members of a family (Member) 

of the farm owner (Major Exhibitor), these persons 

must enter the show as individual exhibitors 

and they may combine their entries and be considered 

one exhibitor. All animals must be (A.) Under 

the exclusive care and management of the herd 

owner, and (B.) Housed, health tested and production 

tested with the owner’s herd. In order to qualify 

as a “Family Unit” under this rule, all animals must 

be tested under one ownership or as one farm unit. 

Once the “Family Unit” option is adopted, all animals 

entered from the farm must be shown under the 

“Family Unit.” The Major exhibitor must own one 

or more animals in the Herd Unit. However, each 

individual owner must submit a separate entry 

blank. 

A list of names of all individuals owning animals 

included in the “Family Unit” and the name of the 

“Family Unit” must be submitted with the application 

for entry and will be considered as one exhibitor

SPOTLIGHT ON STARS - A YOUTH 

NETWORKING AND CAREER ENVENT 

Educational activity, contest and opportunity to meet 

other youth from across the country. 

Pizza & refreshments will be served 

Saturday, September 17, 2011 

7:00 PM in the Small Arena 

Sponsored by 

THE ALL-AMERICAN DAIRY FOUNDATION, INC., RICHMOND, VA 

Chairperson: Emily Yesier, Arnold, MD 

YOUTH OF ALL AGES ARE INVITED 

Many Thanks To: PA Dairymen’s Association 

for providing milkshakes to 

Premier National Junior Show Participants on 

Monday, September 19 ,2011 

The All-American Premier National 

Junior Show Supreme Champion Pageant 

Presentation of the John L Morris blanket 

SPONSORED BY KINGSTEAD FARMS, DAMASCUS, MD 

Premier National Junior Show 

Supreme Champion Award 

$2,000 

~ Sponsored by ~ 

AG CHOICE FARM CREDIT | MECHANICSBURG, PA 

Phone (717) 796-9372 

Monday, September 19, 2011, Equine Arena - 3:00 pm 

Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center 

2011 All-American Premier National Junior Show Supreme Champion 

will be selected by a panel of judges (Animals shown in milk). 

throughout the show. When the “Family Unit” option 

is elected, all animals owned and exhibited by any 

member of the unit must be shown under the “Family 

Unit” entry. This decision is final on the closing date 

for entries (August 19). 

If the “Family Unit” option is elected, an animal owned 

by any person in the group may be substituted for 

one owned by any other person in the group according 

to substitution rule 26. 

Partnership or Syndicate owned animals do not 

qualify under the Family Unit Rule. They must 

enter using a separate entry form. 

30. SALE CONSIGNMENTS - All animals consigned 

to any of the breed-sponsored sales during the week 

of the Show are eligible to be shown, and the entry 

fee must be paid by the sale manager. Sale animals 

are eligible to be shown by the buyer (new owner) 

unless the consignor reserves show rights which reservation 

must be announced at the time of sale. Sale 

Managers must provide the Cattle Superintendent 

with an official list of all buyers-names, addresses, 

and catalog numbers of all animals purchased-and 

all consignors who reserve show rights immediately 

after the sale. If a sale animal is shown, the animal 

and exhibitor are then subject to all rules of the All- 

American, including the release time for animals. 

EXHIBITS 

31. ARRIVAL TIME - The barns will be open to receive 

All-American entries 12:00 noon, Thursday, 

September 15. All Premier National Junior Show 

entries must be in the barns by 12 Noon Saturday, 

September 17 and all open entries, including sale 

entries, must be in the barns by 12:00 Noon Sunday, 

September 18. Pennsylvania Junior Dairy Show 

cattle may arrive at 12:00 Noon Thursday, September 

15. Most barns will be open to exhibitors to 

set up display and exhibits ONLY, NO CATTLE, on 

Wednesday, September 14. 

shire, Brown 

S w i s s , 

Guernsey, Milking Shorthorn, 

and Red & White animals, release 

will be at 8 am on Thursday, 

September 22. Jerseys 

and Holsteins will be released 

as soon as their breed judging 

is completed. Exhibitors who 

remove one or more animals 

before release time will forfeit 

all premiums won. All animals 

must be removed from the 

barn by noon Friday, September 

23. 

34. BEDDING - The show 

will not provide first bedding. 

Bedding must be provided 

by the exhibitor. A reputable 

dealer will be present in 

the Farm Show Building during 

the show to supply grain, hay, 

shavings, straw, etc. at local 

prices. Payment must be made 

in U.S. currency only. Powered 

bedding choppers or sawdust 

may not be used. 

Exhibitors may establish credit 

to purchase feed and bedding 

until 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, 

September 21. After that time 

all orders must be cash, check, 

Visa, MasterCard or Discover 

at each time of purchase. An 

“open check” or credit card 

number will be the only form 

of credit extended. 

35. TIE AREA - Exhibitors will 

be required to maintain their 

respective area in a reasonably 

32. BARN SPACE - Will be assigned 

by Show Manager prior to 

the arrival of the entries. Each 

entry will be assigned a tie space. 

Tie space will be spaced at intervals 

of approximately four feet. 

Exhibitors may purchase additional 

tie space at entry fee rate per 

space. Exhibitors must confine 

their animals to space assigned to 

them. 

In order to relieve pressure in stall 

assignments, exhibitors are requested 

to notify the Show Manager 

no later than September 2, 

if they plan to exhibit less animals 

than entered. 

In most cases, animals will be 

assigned stalls by breed and by 

state. However, every effort will 

be made to locate two or more 

exhibitors in adjoining stall spaces 

provided a request is made on the 

original entry forms(s), on-line 

registration program or received 

before 4:00 p.m. September 2. 

Requests made after 4:00 p.m. 

Friday, September 2, cannot be 

honored. Stall assignment diagrams 

will be located in the Cattle 

Superintendent Office and in the 

Veterinary Office. Stall assignments 

will be posted online September 

12. 

Exhibitors who tie their animals in 

spaces other than those assigned 

to them, without permission from 

the Show Manager, will forfeit all 

premiums won and may be barred 

from future shows. 

33. RELEASE TIME – Animals 

shown only in the Premier National 

Junior 

Show are Su 

released after 

the show 

on Monday. 

For Open 

Show Ayr- 

clean and orderly condition at all times. 

The storage of excessive amounts of feed, hay, 

and straw will not be permitted in the barns. 

Normal daily amounts may be purchased at the feed 

room or brought into the barns after 6:00 p.m. and 

before 8:00 a.m. 

The displaying of farm signs, banners, etc. over exhibits 

is encouraged. However, these displays must 

not block across the barn vision, interfere in any 

way with other exhibitors, or with the conduct of the 

Show. Neither shall they create a safety hazard to 

animals or show visitors. 

No equipment or decorative material may be nailed, 

tacked, screwed or bolted to any part of the Farm 

Show Building or any of the fixtures therein. Management 

reserves the right to charge the exhibitor 

for any damage. 

36. MANURE REMOVAL - Manure must be stacked 

in designated areas only, outside barn doors. For his 

convenience, each exhibitor is encouraged to bring 

his own wheelbarrow although a limited number will 

be provided by show management. NO trash, plastics, 

paper or metal are permitted in the manure. 

37. JUDGING CONTEST - Exhibitors must furnish 

and show their animals for judging contests as requested 

by show management. Refusal to comply 

with requests for furnishing of animals for judging 

contests may result in forfeit of premiums and the 

exhibitor being barred from showing. 

38. MILK from exhibit cows must be handled 

through the milk receiving facilities and the sale of 

accepted milk will be arranged by the Pennsylvania 

Dairymen’s Association. Exhibitors are permitted to 

bring their own units; however, these units must be 

inspected, sanitized and approved by milk room personnel 

before milk will be accepted from these units. 

Milk room personnel will not be responsible for loss 

or breakage of equipment owned by exhibitors. Exhibitors 

must deliver milk to the milk room or a predetermined 

authorized location. 

All milk will be sampled. Any exhibitor who is found 

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THE 14 TH ALL-DAIRY ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES SHOW & SALE 

Friday, September 16 

Noon – 5:00 p.m. 

Saturday, September 17 – Wednesday, September 21 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 

to have delivered antibiotic containing milk shall be 

subject to all of the following sanctions: (1) Receive 

no premiums, (2) Be prohibited from exhibiting at 

the next succeeding All-American Dairy Show. 

39. VETERINARY SERVICES will be available from 

several competent veterinarians in the Harrisburg 

area. A list of names, addresses and phone numbers 

will be at the office of the Official Veterinarian located 

on North Wall of Dairy Cattle Barn A. This service 

will be at the exhibitor’s expense and Management 

assumes no responsibility beyond the listing of the 

names of local veterinarians. A veterinarian will be 

in the building. 

SHOWING 

40. RING NUMBER - Each animal will be assigned a 

catalog number and the exhibitor will be given cards 

with the corresponding numbers. These cards must 

be worn in an exhibitor’s harness by the person leading 

the animal at all times while being shown. If lost, 

the exhibitor must obtain other cards at the Dairy 

Office. 

41. GROUP CLASSES – All changes to group entries 

must be made by 12 Noon Monday September 

19 to be included in the show ring catalog. All 

changes to individual animal entries must be made 

by 12 Noon Monday, September 19 to be included in 

the showring catalog. State Herd entries only will be 

accepted prior to the completion of the specific breed 

show. All final changes, individual and group, 

must be made by 5 p.m. of the day prior to 

show. Group class entries may be received no 

later than 5:00 p.m. on day prior to the show. 

Group classes will not be accepted once the 

show has begun. Registration certificates for all 

animals entered in any group class must be brought 

into the ring with the animals. At least the first three 

placings in one or more unannounced group class in 

each breed will be checked against the registration 

papers while in the show ring. Any group that does 

not check out properly will be automatically disqualified. 

Only State Herd entries will be accepted prior 

to the completion of the specific breed show. During 

judging, when the judges place their first 8 groups, 

the remaining groups will be dismisseed. Make sure 

your group has been checked in by the ringman, in 

order to receive premium money if you place below 

8 th . 

42. ANIMAL CONDITION - Any animal entered for 

exhibition shall be presented in the ring in its natural 

conformation and natural physical condition with no 

other preparations except those of natural feeding, 

fitting and training. 

The official veterinarian will inspect each animal before 

showing, if called upon to do so by the cattle 

superintendent, in the ring at the time of showing. 

If any animal shall be found to have been tampered 

with, as previously described, it shall be disqualified 

from competition and the party or parties responsible 

for such act or acts shall be barred from further 

participation in showing at the All-American Dairy 

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In the 

Dairy Activities Center 

Highlighting Holstein Breed and Farm Displays in 2011 

Registration Deadline: August 1, 2011 

Contact: Gary Gojsovich at (717) 635-5067 or Lolly Lesher at (717) 787-2905 

THE ALL-AMERICAN 

SILENT AUCTION 

Show. 

43. Management endorses the P.D.C.A. CODE OF 

ETHICS in all breed shows and will give full cooperative 

support to the judges and the respective National 

Breed Association to keep the show procedure 

within these guidelines. See pages 8 - 9. 

44. ENFORCEMENT OF THE P.D.C.A. SHOW 

RING CODE OF ETHICS – 

An Ethics Committee appointed 

by All-American Dairy 

Show management, will be 

on duty at The All-American 

Dairy Show. 

The Ethics Committee will be 

responsible for monitoring 

violations of the Show Ring 

Code of Ethics by exhibitors 

and their representatives. 

During this entire process, 

the identity of the animal, 

the owner and/or other involved 

parties will be kept 

confidential. 

Complaints of alleged violations 

may be presented to 

breed superintendents, the 

Dairy Cattle Show Superintendent, 

All-American Dairy 

Show staff and/or the Ethics 

Committee. 

All complaints of alleged violations 

received by the above 

individuals will be presented 

to the Ethics Committee to 

determine investigative requirements. 

All findings found by the Ethics 

Committee will be presented 

to the Dairy Cattle 

Show Superintendent, and 

Show Manager. 

The Ethics Committee will have the authority to inspect 

all animals to determine if violations of the 

Show Ring Code of Ethics have occurred. To help 

in this regard the Ethics Committee does have the 

authority to perform: 

An ultrasound examination of the udder, prior to 

milk out 

A milk out of any individual cow or cows and/or 

The collection and testing of any of the animal’s 

body fluids and/or, 

The use of any other technology that may be useful 

in determining if a violation has occurred in any 

animal based on placement, random selection, or 

suspect characteristics 

The Ethics Committee may, at any time, require 

the delivery to them of any hypodermic syringe, 

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needle, or other device, swabs, cloths, or 

other material, or samples or any medicine, 

preparation, or substance, whether in liquid or 

other form, in the possession or control of the 

exhibitor, his fitter, agents or persons action 

on behalf of the exhibitor for the purpose of 

laboratory analysis. 

Following the judging of the milking cow 

classes, the Ethics Committee will ultrasound 

the udders, prior to milk out, of 

the first and second place individuals and 

one random selection of each milking cow 

class for the Open Shows. First place and 

one random selection and all champions 

will be Ultra-sounded in the Youth Show. 

Accompanying registration papers must be 

presented at the time of Ultra-sound examination. 

If the selected animal is not presented to 

the ultra-sound examination room prior to milk 

out, the animal will automatically be disqualified 

and forfeits its placing(s), Championship(s) 

and premiums. 

Following the judging of the classes and the evaluation 

of the ultrasound readings, if any violations have 

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occurred, they will be reported to the appropriate 

committee. 

The General Manager will then immediately notify 

the accused exhibitor that a major violation of the 

Show Ring Code of Ethics has occurred and all of 

the supporting evidence will be shared confidentially 

with the exhibitor. 

The Ethics Committee and the Dairy Cattle Show 

Superintendent will then present the evidence while 

maintaining exhibitor confidentiality at a hearing of 

the Executive Board. This hearing will be presided 

over by the Chair or Vice-Chair of the Executive 

Board. The Exhibitor will be invited to defend or explain 

the allegations and/or have representation at 

the meeting. They will serve as the jury to determine 

if violations have occurred and suggest what 

punishments are appropriate for this offense. The 

guilty verdict must be by a 2/3 majority of the committee. 

All actions will be reported to the Board of 

Directors. 

The General Manager will then immediately inform 

guilty exhibitors of the actions of the Ethics Committee 

hearing. The guilty exhibitor will then have 

ten days to appeal the verdict allowing for error correcting 

only and not a re-hearing to the Board of 

Directors. After ten days the Board of Directors will 

determine the final verdict. The final verdict will be 

reported to the Dairy Cattle Ethics Committee. 

If found guilty of a major violation of the Show Ring 

Code of Ethics, the exhibitor, representative and/or 

animal will be barred from participating in All-Ameri-

can Dairy Show for a minimum of one year and up to 

three years. The identity of the animal(s), exhibitors 

and/or representatives that are barred will be kept 

confidential. 

An exhibitor found in violation of the Show Ring 

Code of Ethics will not receive any premiums from 

All-American Dairy Show. 

Repeat offense will result in a lifetime barring for the 

exhibitor. 

Barring an exhibitor or representative will result in 

animals owned fully or in partnership by that individual, 

farm and/or affiliated entity not being allowed 

to enter, exhibit or sell in All-American Dairy Show 

and/or sales. That individual will also be ineligible 

to serve on an official committee, board of directors, 

as an official judge and/or other official capacity for 

three years. 

If a serious violation has occurred, the Ethics Committee 

will report this to the Dairy Show Superintendent 

who will report his violation to the judge for 

their action in the placing of the class. In addition, if 

the judge finds a serious violation, they should also 

utilize this in their placing of the class. 

In addition, the Ethics Committee will report the serious 

violation to the Dairy Show Superintendent and 

the General Manager, who will issue a letter of severe 

reprimand to the exhibitor. Repeated violations 

could be sent to the Dairy Show Ethics Committee 

for further disciplinary action. 

If a minor violation has occurred; the exhibitor will 

be notified and asked to refrain from such behavior. 

The Ethics Committee will inform the Dairy Show Superintendent, 

who can inform the judge of the minor 

violation or the judge can also determine if a minor 

violation has occurred in the show ring and use these 

findings in their placing of the class. The minor violation 

will be reported to the Dairy Cattle Show Superintendent, 

and the General Manager and a letter 

of reprimand will be issued to the exhibitor. 

The Official Judge or Ethics Committee can also order 

a milk out for the entire show or for individual 

classes or animals. When a milk out is ordered for 

the entire show all group classes must be milked out. 

After the animals have been milked out, they will be 

shown again and the judge may alter the placing accordingly. 

Any serious or major violations uncovered during or 

after the milk out will follow the same procedure as 

described above. 

The AADS insists that the exhibitor use good judgment 

when preparing dairy cattle and that the preparation 

is natural and appropriate for each individual 

animal. Judges, exhibitors and management will 

be encouraged to monitor this report indiscretion to 

the ethics committee and show management. PDCA 

Show Ring Code of Ethics limits the length of topline 

hair to one inch. ARTIFICIAL SUBSTANCES ARE 

PROHIBITED IN TOPLINE including but not limited 

to, foreign objects, hair or hair substitutes, cloth or 

fiber. The show management reserves the right to 

obtain samples of any foreign substance for testing 

purposes. 

It is the goal of the All-American Dairy Show to 

abide by the PDCA Code of Ethics and the burden 

of responsibility to maintain that standard 

rests with everyone involved with the show including 

exhibitors, the board, participants and 

management. 

45. JUDGES ARE AUTHORIZED to disqualify animals 

which, in their opinions, carry excess fat or 

cows which they believe to be over-bagged. They 

are also authorized to disqualify heifers not yet fresh 

which have been milked out, or whose udders have 

been unnaturally developed by manipulation. A 

judge may, at his discretion, require any cow to be 

milked out. 

46. CLASSES will be judged in numerical order. 

47. NEW RULE: Each class will be considered 

closed once the judge pulls the first animal during 

the class. 

INDIVIDUAL CLASSES 

48. AGES - Animals will be entered in open classes 

according to age. See CHART OF CLASSES, Page 

18. 

49. A DRY COW must have freshened at least 

once but is not in milk 

at show time and may 

be shown in one class 

only, either the milking 

or dry cow class. The 

original entry should 

be made in the proper 

class; however, final 

determination of class 

will be made at checkin 

time. Cows shown in 

dry classes will be reported 

to their respective 

breed associations, 

as having been shown 

as dry cows on show 

date. If a dry cow class 

is not available for the 

breed, the cow must 

be shown in the proper 

age class. 

Holsteins shown dry 

must be reported dry 

on the DHI forms or 

they will be reported 

by show management 

to the appropriate official 

for testing within 

the state or province in 

which the cow is tested, 

as well as the Holstein 

Association, and 

the lactation credits be 

terminated the day of 

show. 

50. 100,000/125,000 

lb. COW – Cow any 

age that has produced 

100,000 lbs. (Holstein 

and Red & White 

125,000 lbs.) of milk 

on standard DHIA or 

DHIR tests. Verification 

of production must 

be available at checkin. 

An animal can be 

exhibited in either the 

individual age class or 

the 100,000/125,000 lbs. Class – NOT BOTH! 

COMPONENT MERIT COW – Brown Swiss Open and 

Junior Only. To qualify for this class, the cow must 

have a lifetime production of at least 7500 pounds of 

combined fat and protein, must be shown in milking 

form and in her third lactation or higher. No more 

than two entries in this class may be used for Premier 

Exhibitor or Premier Breeder points. Animals 

must be entered in this class at the time of original 

entry. Animals cannot be transferred into or out of 

the Component Merit class at the Show check-in. 

GUERNSEY – 100,000 lbs or a combination of fat and 

protein totaling 7700 lbs, minimum. An animal may 

be exhibited in either the individual age class or the 

100,000 lb/ 7700 combined fat and protein class – 

NOT BOTH! 

51. BEST UDDER - There will be no separate class 

judged on udder alone (Except Guernsey). The judge 

will select the first, second, and third best udder in 

each milking class and these animals will receive appropriate 

ribbons. 

52. PRODUCTION RECOGNITION - A rosette will 

be presented to the highest producing cow (DHI or 

DHIR, 2x. 305 ECM) in the top half of each cow class, 

excluding 2 year olds based on Energy Corrected Milk 

(ECM = .327 M + 12.95 F + 7.2 P). 

53. BEST JUNIOR AND SENIOR FEMALES bred and 

owned - by the exhibitor will be selected in each 

breed. 

A rosette will be awarded to the highest placed animal 

bred by the exhibitor in each female class and 

these animals will compete for the Junior or Senior 

Best Bred and Owned title. 

In order to be eligible for these Best Animal Bred and 

Owned Awards, the name of the breeder and owner 

must be identical on the registry certificate, except 

where the owner is a member of the breeder’s immediate 

family and has use of the animal’s prefix. 

For the All-American Dairy Holstein Show, see page 

31. For the Premier National Junior Holstein Show, 

Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and Promotion Services, Inc. 

cordially invites you to attend the 

55 th Annual 

Pennsylvania Dairy Princess 

Banquet and Coronation 

on 

Saturday evening, the Twenty-fourth of September 

Two Thousand and Eleven 

5:30 p.m. – Milk/Punch Reception 

6:30 p.m. - Banquet 

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Camp Hill, Pennsylvania 

Tickets can be purchased by contacting: 

Jessica Armacost, Executive Director 

PO Box 188 

Stewartstown, PA 17363 

(717) 599-4363 

Email: jessica@padairy.com 

see page 32. For Jersey, see rule 1, page 35. 

54. CHAMPIONS - All first and second place animals 

in all open classes (except Ayrshire, Brown 

Swiss, and Guernsey Futurity Classes) will be eligible 

to compete in the judging of the respective Championship 

Classes. 

GROUP CLASSES 

55. JUNIOR BEST THREE FEMALES - shall consist 

of three females, under two years of age, none of 

which have freshened, all bred by, and at least one 

owned by exhibitor. Each exhibitor is limited to one 

entry. Guernsey-all three animals must be bred by 

the exhibitor, all or in part and at least two must be 

owned by the exhibitor all or in part. Holstein see 

rule 4 page 31. Jersey see rule 1 page 35. 

56. BEST THREE FEMALES - shall consist of three 

females, at least one must have freshened, all to 

have been bred, and at least one to be owned by 

exhibitor. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry. 

Guernsey-all three animals must be bred by the exhibitor 

all or in part, two milking animals and one any 

age and at least two must be owned by the exhibitor 

all or in part. Red & White - all three animals MUST 

have the same prefix, and all must have freshened 

at least once. Holstein see page 31. Jersey see rule 

1 page 35. 

57. PRODUCE OF DAM shall consist of two animals, 

either sex, any age, the produce of one cow. The 

dam must be named on the entry form. Animals 

need not be owned by the exhibitor. 

58. DAM AND DAUGHTER shall consist of two animals, 

the dam and her daughter, any age. Both animals 

must be named on the entry form but need not 

be owned by the same exhibitor. Each exhibitor is 

limited to one entry per dam. 

59. EXHIBITOR’S HERD – Group to consist of five 

females, all owned by the exhibitor, and at least 

three must be bred by the exhibitor. There shall be 

two under 2 years, (not in milk), two over 2 years 

that have calved, and one any age. 

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60. STATE OR PROVINCIAL HERD shall consist of 

eight animals from one state as follows: 

-- 3 females, two years or over 

-- 3 females, under two years of age 

-- 2 other females, any age 

-- or 1 bull and 1 female any age 

AYRSHIRE ONLY - Exhibitors from Pennsylvania, 

New Jersey, and West Virginia may combine to form 

one entry in the State Herd Class. Also, exhibitors 

from Maryland and Delaware may combine to form 

one entry in the State Herd Class. 

BROWN SWISS ONLY-Herd will consist of 6 animals: 

2 females, two years or over; 2 females under two 

years; 2 females, any age. 

Milking Shorthorn ONLY - This is a lead out class. 

Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, 

Jersey and Red & White Only - This is not a lead 

out class. It will be figured on a point basis according 

to the animals’ placing in class (See point scale 

in rule 63). An exhibitor selected as a representative 

from each state will be required to turn in a sheet at 

the end of the aged cow class, indicating the names 

of the entries and placings. 

Application for entry must be made on a standard 

entry or on-line registration form by an officer of the 

state breed organization, or any exhibitor representing 

the organization. The entry must name the person 

or persons who will be in charge of the state herd 

and who will name the animals that will constitute 

the herd. A list of animals in the State Herd must 

be delivered to the breed superintendent prior to the 

judging of the class. Entry will be accepted prior to 

the end of the breed show. The following other requirements 

must be met: 

The animals in the State Herd must be owned by not 

less than three exhibitors with no exhibitor furnishing 

more than three animals and all animals in which 

an exhibitor owns a partnership (or syndicate) interest 

will be counted in these three. 

Animal(s) shown by an exhibitor in the open show 

may be shown by that exhibitor in the State or Provincial 

Herd in accord with his/her exhibitor address 

regardless of the State or Province in which the animal 

is housed, OR, at the discretion of the exhibitor, 

be shown in the State or Provincial Herd consistent 

with the housing address, provided the animal is 

health tested in that State or Province. 

A Special Thank You to our Hospitality Sponsors: 

DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA, INC 

DEANS FOODS – SHARPSVILLE, PA 

GALLIKER DAIRY CO. – JOHNSTOWN, PA 

MARBURGER FARM DAIRY INC. – EVANS CITY, PA 

MASON DIXON RED & WHITE BREEDERS - ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 

MD/VA MILK PRODUCERS – RESTON, VA 

MID ATLANTIC MILKING SHORTHORN SOCIETY - SHADE GAP, PA 

PA AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION - LEBANON, PA 

PA BROWN SWISS - PINE GROVE, PA 

PA JUNIOR GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION - ENON VALLEY, PA 

PA JERSEY CATTLE CLUB - LIVERTY , PA 

PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION - STATE COLLEGE, PA 

SCHNEIDER DAIRY & SCHNEIDER VALLEY – WILLIAMSPORT, PA 

SWISS VALLEY DAIRY – LEBANON, PA 

TURKEY HILL – CONESTOGA, PA 

UNITED DAIRY – BESSEMAN, PA 

Animal(s) owned and exhibited by a syndicate or 

firm is (are) eligible for showing in a State or Provincial 

Herd consistent with the address of the syndicate 

or firm as evidenced on the registration certificate. 

BROWN SWISS ONLY - Animal(s) owned and exhibited 

by a syndicate or partnership must be shown in 

the state in which they are usually housed. 

All animals from a herd or farm, regardless of ownership, 

shall be counted in the three head allowed by 

one exhibitor. 

Cattle owned by state institutions will be allowed to 

show in the state herd class, but all institutions in a 

state will be considered one exhibitor, and allowed to 

show not more than three head in a state group. 

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The All-American Dairy Show is pleased to host: 

THE EASTERN ELITE SALE 

6:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 

“Come Snack with the Vendors” in the Dairy Activity Center 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm 

Sale Coordinator 

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Pennsylvania Holstein Association 

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Top quality consignments are invited from throughout the United States and Canada. 

Please contact the above to consign or receive a sale catalogue. 

All of the animals must be entered and shown in the 

open individual class under that respective owner’s 

name. Consignors to state herds must conform to all 

open class regulations. 

Premium checks will be made out only to State Breed 

Association, no individual exhibitors. 

61. JUNIOR STATE OR PROVINCIAL HERD – shall 

consist of five animals from one state as follows: 

-- 2 females, two years or over 

-- 2 females, under two years 

-- 1 female, any age 

-- No more than two animals from one exhibitor. 

This is not a lead out class. 

Guernsey – See rule 5d. on page 29 

PREMIER AWARDS 

62. PREMIER EXHIBITOR AWARD shall be made to 

the exhibitor credited with the most points on and 

not to exceed six animals owned and exhibited in 

the open single classes (see rule 28). Not more than 

two can be bulls. All exhibitors will be eligible for this 

award and no entry form is required. In the case of 

multiple ownership, all points awarded for Premier 

Exhibitor will be credited to the individual, partnership 

or syndicate who is exhibiting the animal. 

Holstein – See Rule 2 Page 31 

63. PREMIER BREEDER AWARD shall be made to 

the breeder of animals credited with the most points 

on and not to exceed six animals in the open classes, 

exhibited by himself and/or other exhibitors. Not 

more than two can be bulls. No entry form is required 

and the winner of this award need not be an 

exhibitor at the show (see 

rule 28). When determining 

the Premier Breeder, 

the breeder of the animal 

shall be the name of the 

person, farm, or partnership, 

as it appears on the 

registry certificate. 

Premier Awards will be 

based on the following 

point scale: 

Placings 

1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 

6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 

Senior Females 

20 18 16 14 12 

10 8 6 4 2 

Bulls, Junior Females, 

and Dry Cows 

10 9 8 7 6 

5 4 3 2 1 

Holstein – See Rule 1 Page 

31 

Jersey – See Rule 1 Page 35 

64. TOTAL PERFORMANCE WINNERS - Calculations 

will be made and winners determined by the respective 

breed Association. 

Ayrshire - A Total Performance award is provided to 

the owner of the top female, shown in a class 3 years 

old and over; based on a 100 point total as follows: 

50 points on placing, 1 st , 50 points, 2 nd , 47 points, 

3 rd , 44 points, etc. 50 points on production, 1 st , 50 

points, 2 nd , 48 points, 3 rd , 46 points, etc. All entries, 

regardless of age, will be considered as one production 

class and points awarded accordingly. Record to 

be used is last completed record based on an Energy 

Corrected Milk (E.C.M.) (Records to be on hand and 

made available by the exhibitor to Ayrshire representative). 

Brown Swiss - This class will recognize a cow on 

her TOTAL performance-milk production and show 

ring placing. Her total score will be determined by: 

(1) placing in the respective class; (2) her highest 

305-day, 2x Energy Corrected Milk (ECM) record; 

and (3) the total lbs. of ECM produced per day over 

24 months of age up through July 1, 2011. (Up-todate 

production through July 1 as reported on the 

monthly DHI report should be supplied by exhibitor 

two weeks prior to show day.) The requirements a 

cow must meet to qualify for the Total Performance 

class are as follows: (1) born before September 

1, 2006; (2) completed three lactations by July 1, 

2011; (3) possess at least one official DHI record 

in 305-day, 2x of 20,000 lbs. of milk or 800 lbs. of 

butterfat or 700 lbs. of protein, (4) place in the top 

50% of her respective class (top five if less than 10 

in class); and (5) diagnosed pregnant if lst calving or 

embryo collection is more than 12 months prior to 

the show date. Official lifetime production records 

on all qualifying cows must be sent to and received 

by the National Brown Swiss office at least two (2) 

weeks prior to show day so that the records can be 

verified and production scores calculated. The DHI 

sheet showing credits up through July 1 will be accepted 

to up-date lifetime records. It is the owner’s 

responsibility to supply these records including the 

July test sheets. 

Guernsey - Animals must place in the top 50% of 

their respective classes to compete. The exhibitor 

must provide a lifetime production history. A cow 

must have at least two completed records of 305 days 

or less. One of the two records used must be DHIR 

or DHI. An average of the top two completed 305 

day or less actual production records will be used. 

Yield Deviation (YD) on official AGA pedigrees will be 

used and the type appraisal scores will be verified. 

Dry Cows are not eligible for the Total Performance 

Award. This is not a lead-out class. 

Points will be calculated as follows: 

Production: 

-- 10 points for each 1,000 pounds of milk based 

on the average of the top two records. 

-- One point for each 10 pounds of combined 

butterfat and protein (CFT) based on the average 

of the top two records. 

Yield Deviation: 

-- 10 points for each 100 pounds of milk, one 

point for each pound of CFP. 

Appraisal Score: 

-- The cow’s current official appraisal score will 

be doubled. 

Show Placings: 

-- Points will be awarded on the basis of the official 

placing in the class. These points will be 

taken from the scale used for Premier Breeder 

and Premier Exhibitor and multiplied by 20 to 

equal show points. 

Breeder: 

-- 50 bonus points will be awarded if the exhibitor 

is the breeder of the animal. 

If a tie should exist, a lactation factor shall be 

applied, with 10 points being awarded for each 

lactation the cow has completed. A purse of 

$100 and a plaque will be awarded to the Total 

Performance Cow at each national show. 

Milking Shorthorn - This class will recognize a cow

on her TOTAL performance-milk production and show 

ring placing. Her total score will be determined by: 

(1) placing in the respective class; (2) her highest 

305-day, 2x Energy Corrected Milk (ECM) record; 

and (3) the total lbs. of ECM produced per day over 

24 months of age up through July 1, 2011. (Up-todate 

production through July 1 as reported on the 

monthly DHI report should be supplied by exhibitor 

two weeks prior to show day.) The requirements a 

cow must meet to qualify for the Total Performance 

class are as follows: (1) born before September 

1, 2006; (2) completed three lactations by July 1, 

2011; (3) possess at least one official DHI record 

in 305-day, 2x of 20,000 lbs. of milk or 800 lbs. of 

butterfat or 700 lbs. of protein, (4) place in the top 

50% of her respective class (top five if less than 10 

in class); and (5) diagnosed pregnant if lst calving or 

embryo collection is more than 12 months prior to 

the show date. Official lifetime production records 

on all qualifying cows must be sent to and received 

by the National Brown Swiss office at least two (2) 

weeks prior to show day so that the records can be 

verified and production scores calculated. The DHI 

sheet showing credits up through July 1 will be accepted 

to up-date lifetime records. It is the owner’s 

responsibility to supply these records including the 

July test sheets. 

Red and White – Total Performance Winner is calculated 

on points as follows: (1) Points on placing plus 

points on production 305-day production (milk lbs.) 

1 st - 50; 2 nd - 45; 3 rd - 40; 4 th - 35; 5 th - 30; 6 th - 25; 

7 th - 20; 8 th - 15; 9 th - 10; 10 th - 5. (2) All production 

entries supplied from show catalog or DHI sheets to 

show chairman before start of show. Production regardless 

of age will be considered as one class and 

points awarded accordingly. (3) 25 additional points 

awarded if exhibitor is breeder of animal. (4) If tie 

exists, lactation factor shall be applied with 10 points 

awarded for each lactation completed. (5) Purse of 

$100 from a sponsor and plaque from RWDCA. 

65. PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY THREE YEAR OLD 

FUTURITY-to qualify for the Futurity, an initial nomination 

fee of $2.00 was made January 1, 2009; 

$4.00 January 1, 2010; $6.00 January 1, 2011 and 

$10.00 July 1, 2011. The purse is to be divided on 

the following basis: 

1 st ---- 30% 2 nd ---- 20% 3 rd ------- 10% 

4 th ---- 8% 5 th ---- 6% 6 th ------- 5% 

7 th ---- 3% 8 th ---- 2% 9 th -13 th -- 2% 

66. BROWN SWISS 2 YEAR OLD FUTURITY 

- Open to ANY AND ALL Brown Swiss heifer 

calves born from September 1, 2010 to August 

31, 2011 from any state. All Futurity payments 

must be made and animal must also be 

entered in an open show 2 year old class. 

67. AYRSHIRE 2 YEAR OLD FUTURITY – Open 

to Ayrshire heifer calves born from September 

1, 2010 to August 31, 2011. All futurity payments 

must be made and animal must also be 

entered in an open 2 year old class. 

68. STATE HERD PREMIUMS - The All-American 

Dairy Show will pay premiums to open 

show state herds in all breeds as listed on the 

following chart. 

Zone 1-$300 (0-300 miles) 

Delaware 

Maryland 

New Jersey 

New York 

Pennsylvania 

Virginia 

Zone 2-$400 (300-600 miles) 

New England 

North Carolina 

South Carolina 

West Virginia 

Indiana 

Michigan 

Ohio 

Kentucky 

Zone 3-$500 (600-900 miles) 

Georgia 

Illinois 

Tennessee 

Alabama 

Wisconsin 

Canada 

Zone 4-$600 (900 miles or over) 

All Other States 

Mileage based on the distance from the respective 

State Capitol to Harrisburg. 

JUNIOR STATE HERD classes will not be a lead 

out class and will only receive a gift certificate. 

Thanks to the devoted volunteers that worked 

tirelessly to assure a memorable Premier National 

Junior Event experience for all youth. 

2011 Premier National Junior Show 

Committee 

Chairpersons: Patti Hushon, Steve Moff and 

James Sharp 

2011 Assistant: Amy Yeiser 

Pageant Coordinator: Krista Kasten 

Lunches: Amy Savage 

Youth Showmanship: Kathy Walton 

Youth Networking Event Coordinator: 

Emily Yeiser 

General Members: Rita Kennedy Lolly Lesher, 

Gene Schurman, George & Diane Cashell, 

Junia Isiminger 

Special thanks to the AZ Fraternity at Penn 

State, PA FFA Members, MD FFA Members, 

Ashley Sechrist, Joseph Hushon, Emily Caldwell 

Ayrshire: Sharon Nolan 

Brown Swiss: Sarah Wickard 

Guernsey: Berneta Gable, Elsie Wolff, Jim Trotter 

Holstein: Creedin Cornman, Michelle Cornman, 

Bob Heilman, Fred Strouse, Jay Houser 

Jersey: Michele Reasner, Tom & Amy Colpetzer 

Milking Shorthorn: Nedra Koller, Denise Whiting, 

Allen Hess, Melissa Heeter 

Red & White: Dana Erway, Jake Skinner 

PDPPS Representative: Jessica Armacost 

Thank You Farmshine * Thank You Farmshine * Thank You Farmshine 

All-American Dairy Foundation, Inc. 

Empowering Individuals Though Incentives 

For Participants of the 

Pennsylvania Dairy and Allied Industries Association’s 

Premier National Junior Dairy Shows 

And 

All-American Dairy Challenge Contests 

The following individuals request your financial support of the Foundation 

Honorary Chairman, Art Nesbitt 

Trustees: George Cashell, Vice President, Rita Kennedy, 

Secretary, Jay Houser, Treasurer, Dick Chichester, 

Dr. Doug Evans, Marilyn Hershey, Jason/Donna Myers, Robert Storch 

Chairman and Executive Director: Robert D. “Bob” Heilman 

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CHART OF OPEN & YOUTH CLASSES 

DEPARTMENT 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 

SECTION 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 

Class Name 

Birth Date Range 

Ayrshire - Open 

Ayrshire - Youth 

Bull Calf 09/01/10 – 05/20/11 602 

Spring Heifer Calf 03/01/11 – 05/20/11 107 157 207 257 307 357 407 457 507 557 607 657 707 757 

Winter Heifer Calf 12/01/10 – 02/28/11 108 158 208 258 308 358 408 458 508 558 608 658 708 758 

Fall Heifer Calf 09/01/10 – 11/30/10 109 159 209 259 309 359 409 459 509 559 609 659 709 759 

Summer Yearling Heifer 06/01/10 – 08/31/10 110 160 210 260 310 360 410 460 510 560 610 660 710 760 

Spring Yearling Heifer 03/01/10 – 05/31/10 111 161 211 261 311 361 411 461 511 561 611 661 711 761 

Winter Yearling Heifer 12/01/09 – 02/28/10 112 162 212 262 312 362 412 462 512 562 612 662 712 762 

Fall Yearling Heifer (Not In Milk) 09/01/09 – 11/30/09 113 163 213 263 313 363 413 463 513 563 613 663 713 763 

Junior Best Three Females* 117 217 317 417 517 617 717 

Keystone 3 Year Old Futurity (PA Hol Show Only) 418 

Dry Cow, 3 Years & Older Prior to 09/01/08 119 169 219 269 319 369 419 469 519 569 619 669 719 769 

Fall Yearling Heifer in Milk 09/01/09 – 11/30/09 120 170 220 270 320 370 420 470 520 570 620 670 720 770 

2 Year Old Futurity 09/01/08 – 08/31/09 221 

Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 03/01/09 – 08/31/09 122 172 222 272 322 372 422 472 522 572 622 672 722 772 

Cow, Senior 2 Year Old 09/01/08 – 02/29/09 123 173 223 273 323 373 423 473 523 573 623 673 723 773 

3 Year Old Futurity 09/01/07 – 08/31/08 124 324 

Cow, Junior 3 Year Old 03/01/08 – 08/31/08 125 175 225 275 325 375 425 475 525 575 625 675 725 775 

Cow, Senior 3 Year Old 09/01/07 – 02/28/08 126 176 226 276 326 376 426 476 526 576 626 676 726 776 

Cow, 4 Years 09/01/06– 08/31/07 129 179 229 279 329 379 429 479 529 579 629 679 729 779 

Cow, 5 Years 09/01/05 – 08/31/06 130 180 230 280 330 380 430 480 530 580 630 680 730 780 

Cow, 6 Years and Older Prior to 09/01/05 131 181 231 281 331 381 431 481 531 581 631 681 731 781 

100,000/125,000 lb. Class 132 182 332 432 482 532 582 632 682 732 782 

Component Merit Cow 232 282 

Total Performance Winner 141 241 333 641 733 

Best Three Females 142 242 342 442 542 642 742 

Produce of Dam* 143 243 343 443 543 643 743 

Dam and Daughter* 144 244 344 444 544 644 744 

Exhibitor’s Herd* 145 245 345 445 545 645 745 

State or Provincial Herd* 146 196 246 296 346 396 446 496 546 596 646 696 746 796 

* Group Classes are defined on pages 15-16 

 

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Open Class Premium Table 

Class Number and Placing 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th -10 th 11 th + 

Spring Heifer Calf $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Winter Heifer Calf $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Fall Heifer Calf $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Summer Yearling Heifer $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Spring Yearling Heifer $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Winter Yearling Heifer $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Fall Yearling Heifer (Not In Milk) $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Junior Champion Female 

$200 & Banner 

Reserve Junior Champion Female 

Rosette 

Best Junior Female Bred & Owned By Exhibitor $200 

Junior Best Three Females $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Dry Cow, 3 Years and Older $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Fall Yearling Heifer In Milk $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Best Udder in each Milking Class 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 

The judge will name the top three udders 

Ribbon Ribbon Ribbon 

Class Number and Placing 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th + 

Cow, Junior 2 Year Old $300 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Cow, Senior 2 Year Old $300 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Three Year Old Futurity (See Rule 65, Page 17) 



Intermediate Champion Female 

$100 & Banner 

Reserve Intermediate Champion Female 

Rosette 

Cow, 4 Years Old $300 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Cow, 5 Years Old $300 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Cow, 6 Years & Older $300 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

100,000 Lb Class $300 $200 $150 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Senior Champion Female 

$100 & Banner 

Reserve Senior Champion Female 

Rosette 

Grand Champion Female 

$1,000 & Blanket 

Reserve Grand Champion Female $200 

Best Senior Female, Bred and owned By Exhibitor $200 

Total Performance Winner $150 $100 $50 

Class Number and Placing 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th -10 th 11 th + 

Best Three Females $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Produce of Dam $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Dam-and-Daughter $150 $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 $20 $15 

Class Number and Placing 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th + 

Exhibitor’s Herd $500 $400 $300 $250 $200 $150 $100 $80 $75 $75 $70 

State or Provincial Herd (See rules 60 & 68) 

Premier Breeder 

$200 & Banner 

Premier Exhibitor 

Banner 

Premier National Junior Show Premium Table 

Class Number & Name 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 11 th + 

Spring Heifer Calf $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $25 $20 

Winter Heifer Calf $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $25 $20 

Fall Heifer Calf $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $25 $20 

Summer Yearling Heifer $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $25 $20 

Spring Yearling Heifer $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $25 $20 

Winter Yearling Heifer $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $25 $20 

Fall Yearling Heifer (Not in Milk) $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $25 $25 $20 

Junior Champion Female 

Banner 

Reserve Junior Champion Female 

Rosette 

Dry Cow, 3 Years & Older 

Ribbon 

Fall Yearling Heifer in Milk $80 $75 $70 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $20 





Intermediate Champion 

Banner 

Reserve Intermediate Champion 

Rosette 

Cow, 4 Years Old $80 $75 $70 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $20 

Cow, 5 Years Old $80 $75 $70 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $20 

Cow, 6 Years Old & Older $80 $75 $70 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $20 

100,000 Lb. Class $80 $75 $70 $65 $60 $55 $50 $45 $40 $35 $20 

Senior Champion 

Banner 

Reserve Senior Champion 

Rosette 

Grand Champion 

$1,000 Savings Bond & Banner 

Reserve Grand Champion 

Rosette 

Best Female, Bred & Owned by Exhibitor 

$150 & Rosette 

Junior State Herd ( see rule 61 & 68) 

Gift Certificates 

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Mid-Atlantic National/All-American Ayrshire Futurity 

2014 All-American Futurity Rules 

Eligibility: This 3 year old Futurity 

is a challenge to select and 

nominate heifers that develop into 

superior cows. The 2014 entrants 

must be born between September 

1, 2010 and August 31, 2011. 

Futurity Location: The All- 

American Ayrshire Futurity will 

be held in conjunction with the 

All-American Ayrshire Show/Mid- 

Atlantic National Ayrshire show in 

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 

Judge: The judge of the All- 

American Ayrshire Show/Mid- 

Atlantic National show will also 

officiate the Futurity. 

Entry Procedure: Anyone may 

enter an Ayrshire heifer by submitting 

a completed entry form 

along with the specified entry fee. 

When a Futurity entrant is sold, it 

is the responsibility of the owner 

to notify Futurity Chairperson of 

the change in ownership and to 

inform the buyer that the animal 

is entered in the Futurity. The 

postmark shall determine obligation 

of meeting the closing date 

requirements. 

Entry Fees: A one time payment 

of $25.00 will be due with the entry 

by November 30, 2011. There 

will be no refunds unless the 

Futurity is cancelled. This payment 

does not cover All-American 

Dairy Show Entry. There will be 

no refunds. 

NAME OF ANIMAL 

Premiums will consist of entry 

fees. Awards will be presented 

to first and second place animals, 

first place junior exhibitor, first 

place bred and owned by exhibitor, 

and total performance. 

2014 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM 

Regulations: Rules and health 

requirements will be the same as 

the All-American Dairy Show. 

REGISTRATION NO. ______________________________ DATE OF BIRTH 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________ 

NAME: ______________________________________________________________________________ 

PHONE NUMBER: ______________________________________________________________________ 

CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE: ________________________________________________________________ 

AGE OF JUNIOR EXHIBITOR AT TIME OF FUTURITY: __________________________________________ 

Mail entries and payment to: Futurity Chairman 

Jason Mowry, 3400 Layfayette Road, Roaring Spring, PA 16673 | 814.224.2381 

OR 

David Patrick, 1960 Daisy Road, Woodbine, MD 21797 | 410.489.4160 

ALL-AMERICAN AYRSHIRE SHOW 

MID-ATLANTIC NATIONAL AYRSHIRE SHOW AS DESIGNATED BY AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 

Heifer & Dry Cow Classes . . Tuesday, September 20, 1:00 pm, Large Arena 

Cow Classes . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, September 21, 1:30 pm, Large Arena 

Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Topp, Botkins, Ohio 

Breed Superintendent . . . . David Swartz, New Bloomfield, PA 

ENTRIES CLOSE . . . . . . . . AUGUST 19 AND AUGUST 31 (See Rules 10-12) 

Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . of individual and group classes, found on pages 15-17. 

Birth dates . . . . . . . . . . . . found in the “Chart of Classes,” on page 18. 

107. Spring Heifer Calf 

MARYLAND-DELAWARE AYRSHIRE BREEDER’S ASSOC., EMMITSBURG, MD 

108. Winter Heifer Calf 

MAULFAIR ACRES, DALE MAULFAIR FAMILY, JONESTOWN, PA 

109. Fall Heifer Calf 

PALMYRA FARM AYRSHIRES, HAGERSTOWN, MD 

110. Summer Yearling Heifer 

111. Spring Yearling Heifer 

MAPLE DELL FARM INC., PATRICK FAMILY, WOODBINE, MD 

112. Winter Yearling Heifer 

113. Fall Yearling Heifer (Not In Milk) 

114. Junior Champion Female 

115. Reserve Junior Champion Female 

116. Best Junior Female Bred & Owned By Exhibitor 

117. Junior Best Three Females 

SUNNY ACRES FARM LLC, DOUG E. EVANS FAMILY, GEORGETOWN, NY 

119. Dry Cow, 3 Years and Older 

120. Fall Yearling Heifer In Milk 

122. Cow, Junior 2 Year Old 

PURE-AYR, CHARLES & DEBRA YOUNG, WEST GROVE, PA 

123. Cow, Senior 2 Year Old 

KING AND QUEEN FARM, THOMAS & DALE SMITH, DENVER, PA 

124. Three Year Old Futurity (See Rule 67, Page 17) 



127. Intermediate Champion Female 

CUMBERLAND VALLEY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

128. Reserve Intermediate Champion Female 

129. Cow, 4 Years Old 


131. Cow, 6 Years & Older 

132. 100,000 Lb Class 

134. Senior Champion Female 

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The following supporters of the Ayrshire Show deserve our sincere appreciation. 

135. Reserve Senior Champion Female 

136. Grand Champion Female 

PIONEER SEEDS 

The PENNSYLVANIA AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION will sponsor the blanket to be 

awarded to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female 

137. Reserve Grand Champion Female 

139. Best Senior Female, Bred and owned By Exhibitor 

BONNIE & ROB WENTWORTH, WENTWORTH FARM, QUARRYVILLE, PA 

141. Total Performance Winner 

142. Best Three Females 

143. Produce of Dam 

144. Dam-and-Daughter 

EUREKA DAIRY FARM, HAROLD KULP FAMILY, POTTSTOWN, PA 

145. Exhibitor’s Herd 

146. State or Provincial Herd (See rules 60 & 68) 

147. Premier Breeder 

148. Premier Exhibitor 

Ayrshire Breed Special 

NASCO Type and Production – Trophy to be awarded at each 

National Show to the exhibitor of the cow with the highest actual 

305 day or less official DHI record. The cow must stand in the top 

5 if less than 20 in class or top 20% if more than 20 in class. Dry 

cows are not eligible for this award. The official DHI record must 

be provided by the owner with substantiating evidence (the official 

DHI record report form or a statement giving the record, signed 

by the official DHI supervisor) when the entries are checked by the 

Ayrshire staff. In case of tie, the tying records will be converted to 

an ECM basis with high record being the winner.

ELIGIBILITY: 

Participation in the Junior Show is open to all young 

men and women who own registered Ayrshires. They 

must be a National Ayrshire Junior Member. Applications 

and payment can be made at Harrisburg. Exhibitors 

may participate after they reach 9 years of age and 

until December 31 of the year in which they turn 21 

years old. 

OWNERSHIP: 

Animals may be owned solely by the junior exhibitor or 

in a partnership provided the junior exhibitor’s name 

appears on the registration paper, prior to August 1. 

All purchased animals must be transferred by August 

1. The recorded date and not the delivery date will be 

considered the transfer date. Registration papers will 

be checked at the show. In lieu of ownership, a lease 

agreement will be accepted. An approved lease of a 

4-H, state or FFA program will be recognized upon verification 

at the National Ayrshire Office, by August 1 st . 

PARTICIPATION: 

(a.) Up to two animals may be exhibited by each exhibitor 

in each class. A substitute junior showman, same 

age or younger, will be permitted to be used to show 

the second animal. Not more than four may be shown 

in the entire show that were not bred by the exhibitor. 

In order to qualify as a breeder, the registration paper 

must show the junior exhibitor or a partnership including 

the junior exhibitor as the breeder. 

(b) To be eligible to compete for the cash awards, ribbons 

or recognition, an animal must be shown by the 

junior owner except by prior written approval. If approved, 

another junior must show the animal. Adults 

are not allowed to show in any case or assist with the 

State Herd class. 

(c) A “dress code” will be strictly enforced for Juniors 

showing at National Shows. WHITE PANTS WITH A 

SHOW SHIRT must be worn or the Junior exhibitor will 

not be allowed to show his/her animal. No leeway or 

special allowance will be made to this rule. 

The Ayrshire Breeders Association and/or its designated 

representatives reserve the right to DNA Test all show 

class winners at the National Shows, State Fairs, or 

State Shows. 

Louis Zumbach Total Performance Award - A 

plaque will be awarded to the top junior owned and 

exhibited animal for total performance. A total performance 

score is placed on each animal, three years and 

over, based on 100 points as follows: 

50 points on placing 1 st – 50 2 nd – 47 3 rd – 44 etc 

50 points on production 1 st – 50 2 nd – 47 3 rd – 44 etc. 

All total performance entries, regardless of age, will be 

considered one class and points awarded accordingly. 

Points for production will be based on animals best 

actual 305 day (2x or 2x converted) Energy Correct Milk 

(ECM) record. (Record must be made available by the 

exhibitor to the Ayrshire rep). This award is presented 

in memory of Louis Zumbach and is funded by the Louis 

Zumbach Fund of the National Ayrshire Breeders’ Association. 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR AYRSHIRE SHOW 

MID-ATLANTIC NATIONAL JUNIOR AYRSHIRE SHOW AS DESIGNATED 

BY THE AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 

Arthur Clark Showmanship Classes 

101. Junior showmanship class – youth qualifying must 

be between the year of their 9 th birthday to the year of 

their 11 th birthday. 

102. Intermediate showmanship class - youth qualifying 

must be between the year of their 12 th birthday to the 

year of their 15 th birthday. 

103. Senior showmanship class – youth qualifying must 

be between the year of their 16 th birthday to the year 

of their 21 st birthday 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Large Arena | Judge – Daniel Sivesind, Waukon, Iowa 




Show-shirts sponsored by: 




163. Fall Yearling Heifer (Not in Milk) 

164. Junior Champion - Donald Proctor Jr. Champion Award 

PA AYRSHIRE GROUP 

165. Reserve Junior Champion 


Lunch will be sponsored on show day, the 19 

169. Dry Cow, 3 Years & Older 

th for all 

Ayrshire Junior Exhibitors by 

170. Fall Yearling Heifer in Milk 


Accelerated Genetics 




177. Intermediate Champion 


178. Reserve Intermediate Champion 




181. Cow, 6 Years Old & Older 

182. Component Merit Cow - (7,500lbs Combined Fat & Protein Lifetime) 

184. Senior Champion 


185. Reserve Senior Champion 


186. Grand Champion 

PRIMA TECH USA 

Louis Zumbach Grand Champion Award 

LOUIS ZUMBACH FUND AND ABA 

187. Reserve Grand Champion 

189. Best Female, Bred & Owned by Exhibitor 

KAUFFMAN’S ANIMAL HEALTH, LEBANON, PA 

196. Junior State Herd ( see rule 61 & 68) 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR AYRSHIRE SHOW SPONSOR 

AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR AYRSHIRE CLASS SPONSORS 

JOHN & KATHY BEINS, BALDWIN CITY, KS 

BROTHERS THREE BROWN SWISS, LAKE MILLS, WI 

ROY COALE, MD 

PAUL & AMANDA DENNIS, EMMITSBURG, MD 

ROBERT & SHERRIE DOODY, KEYMAR, MD 

GOLD-N-AYR FARM, WALTON, NY 

LEN-KNOLL FARM, LENHART FAMILY, THURMONT, MD 

MARYLAND-DELAWARE AYRSHIRE ASSOCIATION 

PA AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 

MOWRY HOMESTEAD FARM, ROARING SPRING, PA 

CHRISTOPHER & CAROLE MURRAY, MT AIRY, MD 

OAK PRIDE FARM, KEITH BUCH & FAMILY, MOHRSVILLE, PA 

PALMYRA FARM, HAGERSTOWN, MD 

DENNY & NANCY PATRICK, WOODBINE, MD 

SKY-HI JERSEYS, COGAN STATION, PA 


PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR AYRSHIRE CHAMPION SPONSORS 

HOPPAUGH FAMILY, COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS, PA 

JEMS AYRSHIRES, THE ZINN FAMILY, NEWBURG, PA 

MAULFAIR ACRES, DALE MAULFAIR, JONESTOWN, PA 


SCOTT HAYNES FARM, TULLY, NY 


The showmanship classes will be held in conjunction with 

the All-American Dairy Show Youth Showmanship contest 

Sunday, September 18 at 10am. The youth must own the 

animal they are showing. Youth participants must register for the Youth Showmanship Contest (registration 8:00 am-9:30 am see page 9) and designate that 

they are an Ayrshire Junior Member participant. The highest placing Ayrshire participant in each division will be designated the Ayrshire division winner. 

The winners of the junior, intermediate and senior divisions of the Arthur Clark Showmanship Class will receive a show halter with an engraved plate on it presented 

in honor of Mr. Arthur Clark. This award is funded by the Arthur Clark Showmanship Award Fund of the National Ayrshire Breeders’ Association. 

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Special Thanks to ALL of Our Sponsors: 

All-American Dairy 

Foundation, Inc. 

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SERVING PENNSYLVANIA AND NEIGHBORING STATES 

We rise every week to cover farmers and agribusinesses 

One Star - $5,000-$6,999 

PA DAIRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION, PALMYRA, PA 

CARGILL ANIMAL NUTRITION, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

Platinum Sponsors - $3,000-$4,999 

FARMSHINE, BROWNSTOWN, PA 

KINGSTEAD FARMS, DAMASCUS, MD 

MID-ATLANTIC DAIRY ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, PA 

PA DAIRY PROMOTION PROGRAM, HARRISBURG, PA 

Gold Sponsors - $2,000-$2,999 

AGCHOICE FARM CREDIT, MECHANICSBURG, PA 


AMERICAN GUERNSEY ASSOCIATION, REYNOLDSBURG, OH 

MILK PRODUCTS, INC, CHILTON, WI 

PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS, INC 

Silver Sponsors - $1,000-$1,999 

ALLTECH PENNSYLVANIA, LANCASTER, PA 

AMERICAN JERSEY CATTLE ASSOCIAITON, 

REYNOLDSBURG, OH 

BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM VETMEDICA INC, HAMBURG, PA 

CAROVAIL FERTILIZER, NIVERVILLE, NY 

DAIRY AGENDA TODAY 

DAIRY ONE COOPERATIVE INC, ITHACA, NY 

HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA, BRATTLEBORO, VT 

HOLSTEIN INTERNATIONAL 


BARBARA J KERSTETTER, FINANCIAL SERVICES, 

MILLHEIM, PA 

MULTIMIN, NOTH AMERICAN 

PA AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, LEBANON, PA 

PA JERSEY CATTLE ASSOCIATION, LIBERTY, PA 

PA JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW, UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 

PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION, 

STATE COLLEGE, PA 

PFIZER, SCOTTDALE, PA 

PIONEER SEEDS 

PRIMA TECH USA 

SELECT SIRES INC., PLAIN CITY, OH 

TDL AGRITECH LLC 

TRANS OVA, SIOUX CENTER, IA 

UDDER COMFORT, WILLIAMSBURG, ON 

Bronze Sponsors - $500-$999 

ALLFLEX 

ANIMAL MEDIC, INC, MANCHESTER, PA 

APC, INC 

AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, COLUMBUS, OH 

BALCHEM ENCAPSULATES, NEW HAMPTON, NY 

BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION 

CARGILL ANIMAL NUTRITION, GREENCASTLE, PA 

CHURCH AND DWIGHT CO INC., PRINCETON, NJ 

FRANK E.P. & MARION CONYNGHAM, SHAVERTOWN, PA 

CUMBERLAND VALLEY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, 

SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

DEEP VALLEY FARM INC, FIGHT BAC, BROOKLYN, CT 

ELANCO ANIMAL HEALTH, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 

FIGHT BAC 

CYBIL FISHER, GREEN BAY, WI 

FULTON BANK, LEBANON, PA 

GENEX COOPERATIVE, INC., SHAWANO, WI 

GREENLEA FARMS, RICHARD GREEN, MIDDLETOWN, DE 

GROWMARK FS, LLC 

HUBNER SEED CO., INC, COLUMBIA, PA 

KIRBY AG 

LAND O’ LAKES, INC. CARLISLE, PA 

LISETER FARM, JOHN DUPONT, PITTSBURGH, PA 

MARYLAND BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION, BELTSVILLE, MD 

MARYLAND-VIRGINIA MILK PRODUCERS, RESTON, VA 

MILK SPECIALTIES CO, DUNDEE, IL 

OLD MILL FARM, ALLEN & TAMMY BASSLER & FAMILY, 

UPPERVILLE, VA 

PA FARM BUREAU, CAMP HILL, PA 

PENNSYLVANIA BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION, 

PINE GROVE, PA 

PRINCE AGRI PRODUCTS INC, ENOLA, PA 

PROGRESSIVE DAIRYMAN 

RED & WHITE DAIRY CATTLE ASSOCIATION, CLINTON, WI 

TAURUS SERVICE INC, MEHOOPANY PA 

THE OLD MILL-TROY INC, NORTH TROY, VT 

VILLAGE VIEW GUERNSEYS, MOUNT JOY, PA 

Sterling Sponsors - $300-$499 

ABS GLOBAL, NEW COLUMBIA, PA 

ACCELERATED GENETICS, BARABOO, WI 

COLDSPRINGS FARM, MATTHEW & DEBRA HOFF, NEW 

WINDSOR, MD 

DUANE COLE, DDS, BURGHILL, OH 

DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE DAIRY DEPT., 

DOYLESTOWN, PA 

DEN-BE FARM, DENNIS BETSY & CASSIE MUSSER, 

ENON VALLEY, PA 

FOUR SEASONS FARM, JIM & RITA KENNEDY FAMILY, 

VALENCIA, PA 

JAY HOUSER, SPRING MILLS, PA 

LANCASTER FARMING, EPHRATA, PA 

MARYLAND HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION, WESTMINSTER, MD 

MASON DIXON RED & WHITE BREEDERS - 

ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 

MID-ATLANTIC MILKING SHORTHORN SOCIETY 

PAUL E. MILLER, LIRA GOLD PRODUCTS, 

HARRISBURG, PA 

MT. ARARAT FARM, GABRIELLE & WALTER BUCK & 

FAMILY, PORT DEPOSIT, MD 

NOVARTIS ANIMAL HEALTH 

PA GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 

PA JERSEY CATTLE ASSOCIATION 

PEACE & PLENTY FARMS, UNION BRIDGE, MD 

PENN DELL FARM, JIM HOUSER FAMILY, 

SPRING MILLS, PA 

WINDY KNOLL VIEW, THE BURDETTES, MERCERSBURG, PA 

Friends - up to-$299 

ADAMS CO. HOLSTEIN CLUB, GETTYSBURG, PA 

DON & PEGGY ADAMS, PORT ROYAL, PA 

ADM CROP RISK SERVICES, STEVEN WRIGHT 

ADM ALLIANCE NUTRITION, INC., CAMPHILL, PA 

AG ENGRAVING, AARON & LISA YOUNG, 

MERCERSBURG, PA 

AK MOHR HOLSTEINS, SCOTT MOHR FAMILY, NEW 

ENTERPRISE PA 

RICK & RON ALLEN, ALLEN-HILL DAIRY, SMOCK, PA 

ARETHUSA FARM, LITCHFIELD, CT 

THE ARROWSMITH FAMILY, HILLACRES JERSEYS, PEACH 

BOTTOM, PA 

ATTICA VETERINARY ASSOCIATED, P.C. 

AUMAN FARM, SPRING MILLS, PA 

HARRY H BACHMAN AUCTIONEER, ANNVILLE, PA 

BEAVER/LAWRENCE HOLSTEIN CLUB, NEW CASTLE, PA 

JOHN & KATHY BEINS, BALDWIN CITY, KS 

BELSHWAY FARM, WAYNE & BRAD BEIDEL, NEWBURG, PA 

BERKS COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB, FLEETWOOD, PA 

MICHAEL & LEAH BIRCH, SECRET HILL FARM, WHITE 

HALL, MD 

BRIDGE PORT VETERINARY 

BROOK CORNER FARM, REID HOOVER FAMILY, 

LEBANON, PA 

BROTHERS THREE BROWN SWISS, LAKE MILLS, WI 

BROWNSWITCH SWISS, JOY & TOM CROTHERS, 

QUARRYVILLE, PA

BRUSH-CREEK-VU, THE RICK CESSNA FAMILY, 

EVERETT, PA 

BSB HOLSTEINS, BERNIE & SHARON BEATTY, 

ASBURY, NJ 

BURKET FALLS FARM, EAST FREEDOM, PA 

LEON N BUTTON, VINE VALLEY, FARM, RUSHVILLE, NY 

CARROLL CO. HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION, 

NEW WINDSOR, MD 

CENTRE/CLINTON HOLSTEIN CLUB, PAUL HARTLE, 

BELLEFONTE, PA 

CENTRE HERD HEALTH SERVICE, INC, DRS. CLONINGER, 

ANDEROSN, CONNELLY & BUTIA, CENTRE HALL, PA 


JACKIE CESSNA, CLEARVILLE, PA 

CHESTER COUNTY HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION, 

COCHRANVILLE, PA 

CHH SERVICES 

ROY COALE, MD 

THOMAS & ELAINE COMSTOCK, ULSTER, PA 

COOL-JOMILL, HESS & HEETER, SMITHSBURG, MD 

THE CRAIG FAMILY, CRAIG-MOOR FARM, 

NORTH BANGOR, NY 


ELLIS CROWL FAMILY, JOY-EL FARM, AIRVILLE, PA 

CROWN STONE FARM, THE BILL SCHNEBLY FAMILY, CLEAR 

SPRING, MD 

CROWN STONE FARM, THE SCHNEBLY FAMILY, CLEAR 

SPRING, MD 

CUMBERLAND COUNTY 4-H DAIRY CLUB, 

RICHARD BEATTY, SEC., NEWVILLE, PA 

CUMBERLAND DAIRY SUPPLY/I.B.A., GARY & LINDA 

BESECKER, CHAMBERSBURG, PA 

CURRIE HOLSTEINS 

DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA, INC, SYRACUSE, NY 

DAIRY MARKETING SERVICES LLC, SYRACUSE, NY 

DAIRY ONE D.H.I.A., ITHICA, NY 

DAYSLAND ACRES, THE ALBAUGH FAMILY, 

WALKERSVILLE, MD 

DEANS FOODS, SHARPSVILLE, PA 

KEITH DECKER, KNOX, PA 

DEL-HOLLOW FARM, DANA ERWAY, COUDERSPORT, PA 

PAUL & AMANDA DENNIS, EMMISTBURG, MD 

DESIGNER GENES MILKING SHORTHORNS, DENISE 

WHITING, EDINBURG, PA 

DIX-LEE FARM, KEITH DIXON FAMILY, PHILLIPSBURG, MO 

ROBERT & SHERRIE DOODY, KEYMAR, MD 

DOVER AREA ANIMAL HOSPITAL, INC 

DRY RUN VETERINARY SERVICE, PLLC 

EALY’S HIGHLAND FARM, DAN & SHERRY EALY, 

SHARPSVILLE, PA 

DR. BARRY M ENGLAND, WILLIAMSBURG, PA 

DOUG EVANS, SUNNY ACRES FARM, GEORGETOWN, NY 

DUNN’S PRIDE HOLSTEINS, PA 

EVERGREEN FARMS INC, SPRUCE CREEK, PA 

FAIRBROOK FARM, FRANK CONNELLY, PA FURNACE, PA 

FAIR HILL BROWN SWISS, EDWIN C FRY, 

CHESTERTOWN, MD 

FAITHFULL ACRES 

FOUNTAIN FARM, HARRY E., ALIENE & ED THOMPSON, 

CARLISLE, PA 

FOUR-CO FARM, DOUG & JOHN COPE, 

MECHANICSBURG, PA 

FOUR SPRINGS JERSEYS, J. CRAIG & SUSAN E WICKER, 

CENTER HALL, PA 

FRANKLIN COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB, MERCERSBURG, PA 

FRANKLIN FEED & SUPPLY, CHAMBERSBURG, PA 

JANICE & CLETUS FREY, WINDY SPRINGS FARM, 

SMITHSBURG, MD 

FRIENDSHIP FARM, DICK & JUDY WHALEN, 

MILLBROOK, NY 

G-D BLESSED HOLSTEINS, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

GALLIKER DAIRY CO., JOHNSTOWN, PA 

GARSTLYN FARM, BRAD & SHEILA GARST, 

NEW WINDSOR, MD 

DUFF L GEORGE, CARLISLE, PA 

ED GILL & FAMILY, GILL FARM, CRESTON, OH 

GLENVILLE FARMS, ANDREW & DEBBIE LAFFEY, 

COCHRANVILLE, PA 

GLORYLAND HOLSTEINS, GROTTOES, VA 

GOLD-N-AYR FARM, WALTON, NY 

GOLDEN OAKS FARM, WAUCONDA, IL 

GREEN ACRES MILKING SHORTHORNS, 

RANDOLPH CENTER, VT 

JANE GUYER FAMILY, TWELVE PINES FARM, 

NEW FLORENCE, PA 

HAAGEN FARM, HOWARD, PA 

HALPIN FARMS, GEORGE & MARGARET HALPIN, 

CULLOM, IL 

HARDCORE FARMS, THE FISHER FAMILY, 

NEW ENTERPRISE, PA 

HARMONY FARMS, LLC, FRANK & BARBARA COVEY, 

FEDERALSBURG, MD 

PAUL & ELLEN HARTLE, BELLEFONTE, PA 

HEART & SOUL HOLSTEINS, DOUG & JENNIFER BOOP, 

MILLMONT, PA 

BRUCE & LAURA HEILINGER, HEILINGER SWISS, 

LEBANON, PA 

HI-FIELD FARM, HERB & HELEN GUYER & FAMILY, 

DERRY, PA 

HICKORYMEA FARM, EDWIN JOHNSON, AIRVILLE, PA 

HOCK HAVEN HOLSTEINS, SANDI L HOCK, MILLVILLE, PA 

HOPPAUGH FAMILY, COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS, PA 

HOODSTEAD FARM, SCOTT, JUDY & NICOLE HOOD, 

MIDDLETOWN, MD 

ED HOUTZ, SPRING MILLS, PA 

HUNTINGDON COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB, PARKSBURG, PA 

INDIAN ACRES FARM, CARRIE SEARS, 

SOUTH DEERFIELD, MA 

IRONS FARM, JIM, JUDY, JEFF & JASON LARSON, 

SMETHPORT, PA 

JEMI JERSEY, JEFF & MICHELE REASNER, NEWBURG, PA 

JEMS AYRSHIRES, THE ZINN FAMILY, NEWBURG, PA 

JERAMY GUERNSEYS, JERRY, AMY & SANDRA KRONE, 

FOUNTAINVILLE, PA 

JANICE M JURBALA, ORANGEVILLE, PA 

KESECA VETERINARY CLINIC, PLLC 

KEYSTONE FARM, DONALD V. SEIPT FAMILY, EASTON, PA 

KING & QUEEN FARM, THOMAS & DALE SMITH, 

DENVER, PA 

DAN KING, KING’S FARM STORE, SPRING MILLS, PA 

KIRBYVILLE HOLSTEINS, JIM & SUE YOUNKER, 

FLEETWOOD, PA 

PAUL & JEAN KNIGHT, AIRVILLE, PA 

KOONS AI, WAYNESBORO, PA 

ERNIE KUEFFER, BOONSBORO, MD 

KULP GENETICS, DAVID & DR. ANNE KULP, 

MANHEIM, PA 

HAROLD KULP, EUREKA DAIRY FARM, POTTSTOWN, PA 

KUSZLYK CATTLE COMPANY, MR & MRS JOHN KUSZLYK, 

BATAVIA, NY 

L.J.P. & SONS LLC, LOUIS & JANET PALMATARY, 

BARCLAY, MD 

LANCASTER COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB 

TOM LANDRUM, GUILFORD, IN 

LAWRENCE-HAVEN HOLSTEINS, PAUL LAWRENCE, 

NEW CASTLE, PA 

LEN-KNOLL FARM, LENHART FAMILY, THURMONT, MD 

LIDDLEHOLM HOLSTEIN 

LITTLEFIELD FARMS, WATERTOWN, NY 

LOVE HAVEN FARM, SHARON LOVE, SCOTTDALE, PA 

MAPLE DELL FARM, INC, PATRICK FAMILY, 

WOODBINE, MD 


MAPLE NOOK HOLSTEINS, LAURI BEGGS, 

OGDENSBURG, NY 

MARBURGER FARM DAIRY INC., EVANS CITY, PA 

MARODORE FARM, BALTIMORE, OH 

MARYLAND CO-OP GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, 

QUEEN ANNE, MD 

MARYLAND-DELAWARE AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, 

EMMITSBURG, MD 

MARYLAND JR. BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION, 

MECHANICSVILLE, MD 

MATHERN MELLOTT & WALLACE A. MELLOTT, WALLYMAE 

FARMS, HARRISONVILLE, PA 

MAULFAIR ACRES, DALE MAULFAIR, JONESTOWN, PA 

MERCER-NORTHWEST GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION, 

SANDY LAKE, PA 

MEYERS FAMILY DAIRY, INC, SHIRLEYSBURG, PA 

MID-MD DAIRY VETERINARIANS, HAGERSTOWN, MD 

MIFFLINBURG BANK & TRUST CO, MILLHEIM BRANCH, 

MIFFLINBURG, PA 

MILLBORNE FARMS, MOREY MILLER, GRANBY, CT 

KATHY MILLER, FREDERICK, MD 

MISTY MEADOWS FARM, BETH CLARK, NEW PARIS, PA 

MONANFRAN FARMS, CANASTOTA, NY 

MORRILL FARM DAIRY, ROB MORRILL, CONCORD, NH 



RON MUMMAH, PORT ROYAL, PA 

CHRISTOPHER & CAROLE MURRAY, MT AIRY, MD 

JOHN & KATHY MYERS & FAMILY, DOGWOOD LANE FARM, 

WORTON, MD 

NEW GENERATION GENETICS, FORT ATKINSON, WI 

NEW YORK STATE MILKING SHORTHRON ASSOCIATION 

WILLIAM C. & LILLY A. NICHOL, STATE COLLEGE, PA 

NORTHWESTERN REC, MARY MULLIGAN-HAINES, 

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA 

OAK PRIDE FARM, KEITH BUCH & FAMILY, 

MOHRSVILLE, PA 

OAK SPRING FARMS LLC, ESSEX HOUSE, NEW YORK, NY 

OLD ACRES FARMS 

IRENE OSBORNE, MILLERSTOWN, PA 

OVALTOP HOLSTEINS, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, NY 

PA JUNIOR GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION 

PA STONE MILL, BRYANT & HOLLY HLAVATY, 

MANHEIM, PA 

PALMYRA FARM, HAGERSTOWN, MD 

PATHVUE FARM, THE STEVE RUBY FAMILY, 

SPRING RUN, PA 


TIM PEACHEY, PETERSBURG, PA 

THE PEASE FAMILY, CATOCTIN GUERNSEYS, MARSHALL, VA 

PEN-COL FARMS, DENNIS WOLFF, MILLVILLE, PA 

PENN ENGLAND FARMS, WILLIAMSBURG, PA 

PENN DEL FARM, RAYMOND & LOUISE WITMER, WILLOW 

STREET, PA 

PENN-GRA HOLSTEINS, GARTH & MELISSA CAMPBELL, 

GRATZ, PA 

PENNWOOD FARMS, BERLIN, PA 

PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION - STATE COLLEGE, PA 

BOB & JANE PEPPLE, OXFORD, PA 

PERRY VETERINARY CLINIC 

LENNY & ANGIE PIEPER, ETERNAL FLAME GUERNSEYS, 

WALTON, NY 

PINESEDGE FARM, NEDRA KOLLER, LEESPORT, PA 

WAYNE E. PIPER SR., SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

PLEASANT VALLEY JERSEYS, DOUG MARTIN, 

CHAMBERSBURG, PA 

POWL’S FEED SERVICE INC, PEACH BOTTOM, PA 

PURE-AYR, CHARLES & DEBRA YOUNG, WEST GROVE, PA 

R-GENERATION FARM, JASON & JESSICA KENNEDY, 

COCHRANTON, PA 

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RANSOM RAIL FARMS 

RAY-MAC FARM, THE RAY MCMILLEN FAMILY, 

LOYSVILLE, PA 

REDCREST RED & WHITES, THE SKINNER FAMILY, 

MERCERSBURG, PA 

REDIEN ACRES, JOHN & ELIZABETH NEIDER & SONS, 

CARROLLTON, OH 

REPRODUCTIVE SOLUTIONS 

ABBY, RICKY, & LANE RIGGLEMAN, JEFFERSON, MD 

ROCKY HILL FARM, MCCARTY FAMILY, HUGHESVILLE, PA 

ROLL-N-VIEW FARMS 

ROUND HILL ACRES, CINDY WARNER, 

FREDERICK, MD 

ROYAL HAVEN FARM, LYNN & BONNIE MILLER, 

TOWANDA, PA 

RUTTERS DAIRY, YORK, PA 

SAN-HAVEN HOLSTEINS, JOSH & LEANN SANDERS, 

LITTLESTOWN, PA 

JOSHUA SANDERS 

WAYNE & CINDEE SAVAGE & FAMILY, SAVAGE-LEIGH, 

KNOXVILLE, MD 

SCHNEIDER DAIRY & SCHNEIDER VALLEY, WILLIAMSPORT, PA 

BRENT SCHULER, S-PINE-LAWN FARMS, FLEETWOOD, PA 

SCOTT HAYNES FARMS, TULLY, NY 

JOHN & BECKY SEARS, SCHENEVUS, NY 

DOUG & JOAN SEIDEL, QUEENSTOWN, MD 

JAMES & DENISE SHARP, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

CHARLENE SHUPP, SHUPPE’S FARM, BAINBRIDGE, PA 

SINGING BROOK FARMS, BRUCE SNIDER, IMLER, PA 


DENNIS SMITH FAMILY, DUBLIN HILLS FARM, 

WOODSBORO, MD 

JENNA L SMITH, PEACH KIST SWISS, MARTINSBURG, PA 

O. CLAYTON SMITH & FAMILY, O. C. S. DAIRY, 

JEFFERSON, MD 

SNIDER HOMESTEAD FARM, BERNETA GABLE, NEW 

ENTERPRISE, PA 

SOLID GOLD DAIRY MARKETING, MICHAEL & CINDY 

WEIMER & FAMILY, EMLENTON, PA 

SPRING-VALE FARM, JEFF & PATTI HUBBARD, 

THURMONT, MD 

SPUNGOLD & MEDOVUE HOLSTEINS, DALE & DEANNA 

BENDIG & JACK & VICKI KING, GETTYSBURG, PA 

STAR ROCK DAIRY, TOM BARLEY, CONESTOGA, PA 

MIKE & PAUL STILES, WAVERLY FARM, CLEARBROOK, VA 

WAYNE STILES FAMILY, SPRING VALLEY FARM, 

WESTMINSTER, MD 

DONALD & JOANNE STOLTZFUS, BERLIN, PA 

KEVIN & DINA STOLTZFUS, WARWICK MANOR FARM, EAST 

EARL, PA 

STONEHURST FARM, DON WELK, STRASBURG, PA 

SWISS VALLEY DAIRY, LEBANON, PA 

BETTY SWOPE, CHURCHVILLE, VA 

SUSAN E. THOMPSON & NEALE A. MESSINA, NEWTOWN, 

PA 

TOP ACRES, WAYNE SLIKER, ST. PARIS, OH 

TOWER VUE HOLSTEINS, CARLISLE, PA 

TOWN & COUNTRY VET 

TRES COLLES FARM MILKING SHORTHORN, DAVID & CINDY 

CLIMER, CHILLICOTHE, OH 

DAVE TROTTER, TROTACRE FARM, ENON VALLEY, PA 

TRUE FARMS 

TURKEY HILL, CONESTOGA, PA 

TURTLE ROCK FARM, THE THIEMANNS, SHERMANSDALE, PA 

TUSSEY VIEW FARM, INC, FRED A STROUSE, 

BOALSBURG, PA 

TWIN BROOK FARM, MARCHEZAK & MCMURRAY FAMILIES, 

BENTLEYVILLE, PA 

UNITED DAIRY, BESSEMAN, PA 

VAN DYKE’S EMBRYO TRANSFER, PC 

VICTORY ACRES, DEAN & BRENDA DAUBERT, PERRY, NY 

VISION GENETICS, COREY WOLFF, PA 

VISTA GRANDE FARM, THE BITLERS, FLEETWOOD, PA 

ROBERT WAGNER FAMILY, BO JOY FARM, 

QUARRYVILLE, PA 

WALNUT CORNER FARM, BISMARK, IL 

WALNUT LANE FARM, RODNEY & DARLENE STUFF & 

FAMILY, CHAMBERSBURG, PA 

WAY-HAR FARM, WILLIAM & LOLLY LESHER & FAMILY, 

BERNVILLE, PA 

WELCOME STOCK GUERNSEYS, WAYNE & ELIZABETH FOOTE 

& FAMILY, HARTFORD, NY 

MATT & KELLI WELSH & FAMILY, SAVAGE-LEIGH, 

KNOXVILLE, MD 

BONNIE & ROB WENTWORTH, WENTWORTH FARM, 

QUARRYVILLE, PA 


WHISPERING PINES FARMS, DF & WB HAYES, 

CAMBRIDGE, OH 

WHITE’S MILKING SHORTHORNS, HAROLD & LOLITA 

WHITE, MARATHON, NY 

WILLOW BROOK FARM, WEST MIDDLESEX, PA 

WIND MILL FARM, DENNIS & RONALD RAY DAUBERT, 

PINE GROVE, PA 

WINDSOR MANOR FARM, JASON & DONNA MYERS, NEW 

WINDSOR, MD 

JEFFREY & RHONDA WINKLER, STEEL FIRE FARM, 

WOODBINE, MD 

WITTERDALE FARM, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

WOODVALE FARMS, THE ROBERT HARWOOD FAMILY, 

PERRY, NY 

ELSIE WOLFF, QUARRYVILLE, PA 

WOODBOURNE FARM, JOHN & MARY FENDRICK, 

GERMANTOWN, MD 

YURKANIN FAMILY, ELMBROOK FARM, 

COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS, PA 

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OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK – PENNSYLVANIA SPONSORED BROWN SWISS FUTURITY 2013 

Open to ALL and ANY Brown Swiss Breeder FROM ANY STATE. 

1 2 3 Name of Entry 

Reg. # Birth Tattoo Sire Name & Reg. # Dam Name & Reg. # 

Complete all information above for the calves you wish to enter in the 2013 Futurity. | ** Animals born from 9/01/10 to 8/31/11 are eligible ** 

Please print or type clearly. Completely fill out all information below. 

1 st Payment 

head x $4.00 each $____________ 

Check #______________________ 

Date:_________________ 

Owner:_________________________________________________________ 

Signature:_____________________________________________ 

Address:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Phone:___________________________ 

Fax:________________________ 

E-Mail:_______________________________________________ 

Mail entries & payment to: 

Thomas E. Smith 

1600 West Rt. 897 

Denver, PA 17517 

Phone: 717-336-0553 

kingnqueen@dejazzd.com 

CUT OFF & SAVE 

Make checks payable to: Pennsylvania Swiss Futurity 

Postmarked By: 

Payment 1 @ $4 each 12/1/2011 

Payment 2 @ $6 each 12/1/2012 

Payment 3 @ $10 each Early entry date for 2013 - All-American Dairy Show 

ALL-AMERICAN BROWN SWISS SHOW 

Heifer & Dry Cow Classes . . Tuesday, September 20, 1:00 pm, Equine Arena 

Cow Classes . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, September 21, 8:00 am, Equine Arena 

Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lee Barber, DeWitt, Iowa 

Breed Superintendent . . . . Greg Strait, McConnellsburg, PA 




The following supporters of the Brown Swiss Show deserve our sincere appreciation. 


FAITHFUL ACRES, NY 


OLD MILL FARM, ALLEN & TAMMY BASSLER & KIDS, UPPERVILLE, VA 



MARYLAND JUNIOR BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION 

VICTORY ACRES LLC, DEAN & BRENDA DAUBERT, PERRY, NY 


BROWNSWITCH SWISS, JOY & TOM CROTHERS, QUARRYVILLE, PA 


DUBLIN HILLS FARM, DENNIS SMITH, WOODSBORO, MD 

213. Fall Yearling Heifer 

ELM BROOK FARM, YURKANIN FAMILY, COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS, PA 


The Pennsylvania Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association 

will award a Trophy to the exhibitor of the Junior Champion Female 



OLD MILL FARM, ALLEN & TAMMY BASSLER & KIDS, UPPERVILLE, VA 


OAK SPRING FARMS LLC, ESSEX HOUSE, NEW YORK, NY 


LOVE HAVEN FARM, SCOTTDALE, PA 


*221. Brown Swiss Two Year Old Futurity (See Rule 66, Page 17) 


SECRET HILL FARM, MICHAEL & LEAH BIRCH, WHITE HALL, MD 


KING & QUEEN FARM, THOMAS & DALE SMITH, DENVER, PA 


FOUR SEASONS FARM, JAMES L. KENNEDY FAMILY, BUTLER, PA 


FAIR HILL BROWN SWISS, EDWIN C. FRY, CHESTERTOWN, MD 





MARYLAND BROWN SWISS ASSOC., CENTREVILLE, MD 


ROUND HILL ACRES, CINDY WARNER, FREDERICK MD 


HEILINGER SWISS, BRUCE AND LAURA HEILINGER, LEBANON, PA 

232. Component Merit Class (7500lbs Combined Fat & Protein Lifetime) 

IRONS FARM, LARSON FAMILY, SMETHPORT, PA 




CAROVAIL FERTILIZER, NIVERVILLE, NY 

The PENNSYLVANIA BROWN SWISS BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION will sponsor 

the blanket to be awarded to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female. 


239. Best Senior Female, Bred and Owned By Exhibitor 


WIND MILL FARM, DENNIS & RONALD RAY DAUBERT, PINE GROVE, PA 


BO JOY FARM, ROBERT WAGNER FAMILY, QUARRYVILLE, PA 


VINE VALLEY FARM, LEON N. BUTTON, RUSHVILLE, NY 

*244. Dam-and-Daughter 

TRUE FARMS, NY 

*245. Exhibitor’s Herd 

*246. State or Provincial Herd - See Rules 60 & 68 



* Not a National Brown Swiss Show Class 

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National Brown Swiss 

Association Awards 

Production Awards – Special breed production 

ribbons will be awarded based on highest 

305d, 2x ECM record. Current record may 

be included if the latest official test sheet is 

provided by the exhibitor. The test sheet must 

be sent to and received by the National Brown 

Swiss office at least two weeks prior to show 

day. Records received after that will be accepted 

only with a $50.00 late fee. The winner 

must stand in the top half of the class (top 

5 if less than 10 in class). These are awarded 

in the Junior & Senior Three-, Four-, and Five- 

Year Old, Aged, Component Merit Cow and Dry 

Cow classes. 

Special Awards 

Vid Vye Memorial Trophy – A serving tray 

(replica of the one kept in the National Office) 

presented to the owner of the Grand Champion 

Female at each National Brown Swiss 

Show. 

NASCO Type and Production – Trophy to be 

awarded at each National Show to the exhibitor 

of the cow with the highest actual 305 

day or less official DHI record. The cow must 

stand in the top 5 if less than 20 in class or 

top 20% if more than 20 in class. Dry cows 

are not eligible for this award. The official 

DHI record must be provided by the owner 

with substantiating evidence (the official DHI 

record report form or a statement giving the 

record, signed by the official DHI supervisor) 

when the entries are checked by the Brown 

Swiss staff. In case of tie, the tying records 

will be converted to an ECM basis with high 

record being the winner. 

Fred S. Idtse Recognition Trophy – The 

State Herd winner at each National Show will 

be recognized by having its name placed on a 

plaque located at the National Office. 

Ira Inman Trophy – Awarded annually to the 

Premier Breeder at each National Brown Swiss 

Show. A replica of the original trophy, which 

is kept at the National Office, is given to each 

winner. 

As outlined in the PDCA Show ring Code of Ethics, if a National Show judge should bring to the attention of the Brown Swiss Association staff 

possible unethical practices related to Brown Swiss cattle exhibited at a National Show, Brown Swiss Association staff will consult with Show 

Management as to the proper Steps to be taken. 

Any animal sold or exhibited as registered by the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association can be blood/DNA typed at the discretion of the 

Executive Secretary. All expenses to be paid by Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association. 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR BROWN SWISS SHOW 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Equine Arena | Judge – Laurie Winkelman, Appleton, Wisconsin 

Eligibility: Junior must have been 

9 by January 1, 2011 and not 

yet be 20 years old by the same 

day. Thus a person must have 

been born during the years 1991 

through 2001. 

For an animal to be exhibited as 

Junior owned, the animal must 

be registered in the juniors name 

prior to the animal’s second birthday. 

If an animal is purchased by 

a junior member, after the animal 

is two years old, that animal must 

have been owned by the junior 

for at least one year, based on the 

sale date, before it can be shown 

as a junior owned animal. Animals 

that are leased through the 

National Brown Swiss Lease Program 

are also eligible to be shown 

by juniors. Partnerships are not 

allowed, nor are animals owned 

by the farm. 

Procedures To Be Completed Before 

the Show 

Check your premium book. Special 

entries may be required for 

the junior show in addition to normal 

open division entries. 

A representative of the national 

association will check the registration 

papers for junior exhibited 

animals the day before the show. 

This is in addition to the “checkin” 

done by Show Management. 

To compete for production awards, 

the production records must be 

submitted to the national office 

at least two weeks prior to show 

date. 

Each junior will receive a shirt to 

wear when showing in the junior 

show. 

Showing: The junior who owns 

or leases the animal is to show 

her. If the owner cannot attend 

the show, another National Brown 

Swiss Association junior member 

of the same age or younger may 

show the animal. Also, in a class 

where a junior member owns 

more than one animal, another 

National Brown Swiss junior Member 

of the same age or younger 

may show the second animal. 

If for some reason the junior is 

having trouble showing the animal, 

another junior may assist but 

the junior owner must continue to 

accompany the animal. 

Any animal sold or exhibited as 

registered by the Brown Swiss 

Cattle Breeders Association can be 

blood/DNA typed at the discretion 

of the Executive Secretary. All expenses 

to be paid by Brown Swiss 

Cattle Breeders Association. 

Ribbons & Champion Selection 

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons 

provided. 

Junior Show Production awards 

are based on the highest 305d 

2x ECM record and are provided 

to junior-owned animals in the 

Junior-Three, Senior-Three, Four- 

, Five-Year Old, Six-Year Old & 

Older, Component Merit Cow and 

Dry Cow classes. The award goes 

to the cow with the highest 305d 

ECM record regardless of placing. 

A Junior and Reserve Junior 

Champion Intermediate and 

Reserve Intermediate Champion, 

Senior and Reserve Senior Champion, 

and Grand and Reserve 

Grand Champion will be selected 

at all National Junior Shows. The 

procedure for selection, whether 

or not to ask the second-place 

animals to return to the ring, will 

be left to Show Management. 

Senior and Grand Champion and 

Reserves are selected immediately 

following the cow classes. 








264. Junior Champion 

OLD MILL FARM, UPPERVILLE, VA 
















282. Component Merit Cow 

(7,500lbs Combined Fat & Protein Lifetime) 






TDL Agritech LLC 





PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR BROWN SWISS SHOW SPECIAL AWARDS 

A special rosette will be given to Junior Champion and Reserve, Intermediate Champion and Reserve, Senior Champion and Reserve, and Grand Champion 

and Reserve. Each class winner will receive an award. Juniors also receive production awards based on the highest 305d, 2x, ECM record. Production records 

must be sent to and received by the National Brown Swiss office two weeks prior to show day. These awards are provided for a junior-owned animal 

in each of the following classes, Junior & Senior Three-, Four-, and Five-Year Old, Aged, Component Merit Cow and Dry Cows. Shirts will be provided to each 

junior before the show and must be worn by the junior during the show. There will be no cash awards from the National Brown Swiss Association. 

The first place entry in each class and champions will receive an award donated by Brown Swiss Breeders and Supporters. 

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PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR BROWN SWISS SHOW SPONSOR 

BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR BROWN SWISS CLASS SPONSORS 


FOUR SEASONS FARM, JIM & RITA KENNEDY FAMILY, VALENCIA, PA 

BRAD & SHEILA GARST, NEW WINDSOR, MD 

BRUCE & LAURA HEILINGER, HEILINGER SWISS, LEBANON, PA 

HOODSTEAD FARM, SCOTT, JUDY & NICOLE HOOD, MIDDLETOWN, MD 


MARYLAND JR. BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION 

JENNA L SMITH, PEACH KIST SWISS, MARTINSBURG, PA 

SPRING-VALE FARM, JEFF & PATTI HUBBARD, THURMONT, MD 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR BROWN SWISS 

CHAMPION SPONSORS 

DENNIS & RONALD RAY DAUBERT, WINDMILL FARM, PINE GROVE, PA 

JANICE & CLETUS FREY, WINDY SPRINGS FARM, SMITHSBURG, MD 

PENNSYLVANIA BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION 


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BARBARA J KERSTETTER, FINANCIAL SERVICES, MILLHEIM, PA 

We are proud to support the 

All-American Dairy Show and 

Premier National Junior Shows — 

an important training ground for the 

future leaders of Pennsylvania’s, 

and our country’s, dairy industry! 

Brothers Three Brown Swiss 

The Hushon family 

www.brothersthree.com 

BARBARA KERSTETTER 

243 E. Main Street 

PO Box 430 

Millheim, PA 16854-0430 

814-349-5013 - phone 

814-349-5220 - fax 

barbara.kerstetter1@verizon.net 

Life, health, long term care 

insurances and investments 

Congratulations to all Junior Exhibitors 

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LINDSEY BROS, WALNUT CORNER FARM, BISMARK, IL 

HOLLOW VIEW FARM, ELSIE WOLFF, QUARRYVILLE, PA 


DIX-LEE FARM, KEITH DIXON FAMILY, PHILLIPSBURG, MO 

O.C.S. DAIRY, O. CLAYTON SMITH & FAMILY, JEFFERSON, MD 


SNIDER HOMESTEAD FARM, BERNETA GABLE, NEW ENTERPRISE, PA 

GILL FARM, ED GILL FAMILY, CRESTON, OH 

310. Summer Yearling 

POWL’S FEED SERVICE, INC, PEACH BOTTOM, PA 

MARYLAND CO-OP GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOC. 

311. Spring Yearling 

MILLBORNE FARMS, MOREY MILLER, GRANBY, CT 

WOODBOURNE FARM, JOHN & MARY FENDRICK, GERMANTOWN, MD 

312. Winter Yearling 

TROTACRE FARM, ENON VALLEY, PA 

LITTLEFIELD FARMS, WATERTOWN, NY 


HI-FIELD FARM, HERB & HELEN GUYER & FAMILY, DERRY, PA 

VILLAGE VIEW GUERNSEYS, HENISEE FAMILY, MOUNT JOY, PA 


The PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION will award 

a Trophy to the exhibitor of the Junior Champion Female. 



SHUPPS FARM, BAINBRIDGE, PA 

DEN-BE FARM, ENON VALLEY, PA 


PA GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, ENON VALLEY, PA 

319. Dry Cow, 3 and Older 

KATHY MILLER, FREDERICK, MD 

CATOCTIN GUERNSEYS, THE PEASE FAMILY, MARSHALL, VA 


MARODORE FARM, BALTIMORE, OH 

EALY’S HIGHLAND FARM, DAN & SHERRY EALY, SHARPSVILLE, PA 


MERCER-NORTHWEST GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION, PA 

WHISPERING PINES FARMS, CAMBRIDGE, OH 


TWIN BROOK FARM, THE MARCHEZAK & MCMURRAY FAMILIES, BENTLEYVILLE, PA 

WILLOW BROOK FARM, WEST MIDDLESEX, PA 

324. Pennsylvania Three Year Old Futurity (See Rule 65, Page 17) 


WARWICK MANOR FARM, KEVIN AND DINA STOLTZFUS, EAST EARL, PA 

INDIAN ACRES FARM, CARRIE SEARS, SOUTH DEERFIELD, MA 

ALL-AMERICAN NATIONAL GUERNSEY SHOW 

All Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, September 21, 9:00 am, Large Arena 

Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Daniel Sivesind, Waukon, Iowa 

Associate Judge . . . . . . . . Jaaron Walther, Garnavillo, IA 

Breed Superintendent . . . . Gary Hennip, Towanda, PA 




The following supporters of the Guernsey Show deserve our sincere appreciation. 


FRIENDSHIP FARM, DICK & JUDY WHALEN, MILLBROOK, NY 

DOGWOOD LANE FARM, JOHN & KATHY MYERS & FAMILY, WORTON, MD 




LISETER FARM, JOHN DUPONT, PITTSBURGH, PA 


MT. ARARAT FARM, GABRIELLE & WALTER BUCK FAMILY, PORT DEPOSIT, MD 

ROCKY HILL FARM, ANDREW MCCARTY, HUGHESVILLE, PA 


SOLID GOLD DAIRY MARKETING, MIKE & CINDY WEIMER FAMILY, EMLENTON, PA 

WELCOME STOCK GUERNSEYS, WAYNE & ELIZABETH FOOTE & FAMILY, HARTFORD, 

NY 

332. 100,000 Lb. Class / 7,700 Lb. CFP 

CROWN STONE FARM, THE BILL SCHNEBLY FAMILY, CLEAR SPRING, MD 


Winner also receives plaque and awards from PGBA 




DAIRY ONE COOPERATIVE INC., ITHACA, NY 

The PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION will sponsor the blanket to be 

awarded to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female. 


338. Champion Udder - Meadow Lodge Trophy 


PENN DEL FARM, RAYMOND & LOUISE WITMER, WILLOW STREET, PA 


CROWN STONE FARM, THE SCHNEBLY FAMILY, CLEAR SPRING, MD 

MISTY MEADOWS FARM, BETH CLARK, NEW PARIS, PA 


WALNUT LANE FARM, RODNEY & DARLENE STUFF & FAMILY, MERCERSBURG, PA 

344. Dam and Daughter 

JERAMY GUERNSEYS, JERRY, AMY, & SANDRA KRONE, FOUNTAINVILLE, PA 


CRAIG-MOOR FARM, THE CRAIG FAMILY, NORTH BANGOR, NY 

ETERNAL FLAME GUERNSEYS, LENNY & ANGIE PIEPER, WALTON, NY 

346. State or Provincial Herd - See Rule 60 & 68 



Note: Classes 319 Dry Cow, and 332 100,000 Lb. are All-American 

Dairy Show classes only and are not National Guernsey Show Classes. 

NATIONAL GUERNSEY SHOW SPECIALS as specified by: THE AMERICAN GUERNSEY ASSOCIATION 

NATIONAL SHOW 

SPECIAL RULES 

If a violation of the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association 

Code Of Ethics is established, the 

exhibitor, employee and/or animal can be 

disbarred from exhibiting and will forfeit premiums 

and awards for a period of up to three 

years in accordance with the rules adopted by 

the American Guernsey Association. 

For, and in consideration of, the opportunity 

to participate in a National Guernsey Show, 

each participant by virtue of having voluntarily 

made an appropriate entry into such a show 

or activity, thereby releases the American 

Guernsey Association, its officers, directors 

and representatives from negligence, any and 

all claims, suits and judgements past, present 

or future, arising from or connected with the 

administration of such show or activity and the 

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resulting decisions there from. 

UNIFORM DRESS CODE. 

All Guernsey exhibitors are required to wear 

white trousers or white skirts and to use an 

official number harness when leading animals 

in the ring. Violators will not be permitted to 

enter the ring. 

BEST UDDERED COW 

The first place udder cow in each of the milking 

classes will compete following the Grand 

Champion Female class to select the BEST UD- 

DERED COW. 

BEST THREE FEMALES 

Group to consist of three females bred by exhibitor, 

all or in part, two milking animals and 

one any age. At least two must be owned by 

the exhibitor. 

STATE HERD CLASS 

The herd shall be composed of the following 

animals: 

3 Females, 2 years old or over (in milk) 

3 Females, under 2 years of age (not in milk) 

2 Other Females, any age 

The president or secretary of the state club or 

association concerned must make the entry of 

the State Herd by the completion of the breed 

show. Person to whom premiums are to be 

paid needs to be included. 

A list of animals in the State Herd must be 

delivered to the breed superintendent of cattle 

by the completion of the breed show. 

PRODUCTION AWARDS 

Production awards for pounds of milk, butterfat 

and protein will be given in the Junior and 

Senior three year old, four year old, 5 year

old, and aged cow classes. These awards will 

be based on the most recent 305 day, or less, 

actual production records. These records may 

be DHIR, DHI, or AM/PM. The exhibitor must 

provide official test sheets to qualify for these 

awards. 

Milk, Butterfat, and protein Awards-Ribbons 

from the American Guernsey Association. 

PERFORMANCE REGISTER 

The first five winners in each of the individual 

classes and the show champions will 

be recorded in the performance files of the 

American Guernsey Association and appear on 

future official performance pedigrees issued by 

the AGA. 

NATIONAL GUERNSEY SHOW SPECIAL AWARDS 

THE AMERICAN GUERNSEY ASSOCIATION TROPHY, awarded to 

the first place Junior Two Year Old Cow and to the first place Senior 

Two Year Old Cow by the American Guernsey Association. 

TOTAL PERFORMANCE COW AWARD, a plaque in honor of Lee 

Yost, Benton, Pennsylvania to be presented by the Pennsylvania 

Guernsey Breeders’ Association. A $100 award to be presented by 

the American Guernsey Association. 

THE CARROLL EBY TROPHY, awarded annually by Wayne and 

Charles McLaughlin in memory of Carroll Eby, to the exhibitor of the 

first place aged cow. 

THE DOUGLASTON MANOR FARM TROPHY, awarded annually in 

honor of Douglaston Manor Farm, Pulaski, New York to the exhibitor of 

the Grand Champion Female. 

THE BURTON LANE FARM TROPHY, awarded annually in honor of 

Burton Lane Farm, Lake Forest, Illinois to the exhibitor of the Reserve 

Grand Champion Female. 

THE DONALD T. BURTON TROPHY, a memorial plaque awarded annually 

by the family and friends of Donald T. Burton, Eagle, Wisconsin, 

to the Best Female Bred & Owned by the Exhibitor. 

THE MEADOW LODGE FARMS TROPHY, awarded in honor of Judge 

Samuel B. Hayes of Oklahoma to the exhibitor of the Best Uddered 

Female. 

THE BILL JONES TROPHY, awarded annually by the New York 

Guernsey Breeders Cooperative, to the exhibitor of the First Place 

Best Three Females. 

THE PEER CHALLENGE TROPHY, awarded in honor of Frank S. Peer, 

Ithaca, New York, to the owner of the First Place Exhibitor’s Herd. 

THE GORDON HALL MEMORIAL TROPHIES, awarded in Honor of 

Gordon Hall, to the Premier Breeder and to the Premier Exhibitor of 

the show. 

GUERNSEY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY, presented by the 

Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Guernsey, to the breeder 

of the Grand Champion Female. 

The NASCO International Type and Production Award will be 

awarded to the exhibitor of the cow with the highest actual 305 day 

or less official DHIA milk record. The cow must stand in the top 5 if 

less than 20 in the class or top 20% if more than 20 in the class. Dry 

cows are not eligible for this award. The official DHIA record must be 

provided by the owner with substantiating evidence (the official DHIA 

record report form or a statement giving the record, signed by the 

official DHI supervisor) when the entries are checked by the Guernsey 

Staff. In case of a tie, the contending records will be converted to an 

ECM (Energy Corrected Milk) basis with high record being the winner. 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR GUERNSEY SHOW 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Large Arena | Judge – Steve Wagner, Quarryville, Pennsylvania 

ELIGIBILITY 

1. Any boy or girl who meets the following 

qualifications is eligible to participate. 

(a.) Age is limited to boys and girls whose 

birth dates are between January 1, 1990 and 

December 31, 2002, inclusive. 

(b.) The participant must be the recorded 

owner of one or more registered Guernsey 

females, properly recorded in the Herd Register 

of the American Guernsey Association, or 

respective National Guernsey Association or 

a participant in the American Guernsey Association 

Youth Lease Agreement Program and 

must be a Junior Member of AGA. 

(c.) The qualifying record of ownership or 

lease for animals, other than those bred by 

the junior exhibitor, shall be determined by 

the actual date the application for transfer of 

ownership was received in the office of The 

American Guernsey Association. This date is 

automatically stamped on the back of the registration 

certificate and will be found with the 

transfer of ownership data. The date of the 

receipts stamped on the registration certificate 

must be prior to July 1, 2011. 

(d.) In all classes the record ownership must 

show in the sole ownership of the exhibitor or 

partnership comprised of AGA Junior Members 

or be a participant in the American Guernsey 

Association Youth Lease Program. 

(e.) Best Animal Bred and Owned By Exhibitor-Registration 

papers will be checked in the 

ring to verify that the individual Junior Exhibitor 

is the breeder. 

(f.) If the participant is exhibiting under the 

American Guernsey Association Youth Lease 

Agreement Program, all guidelines and terms 

must have been followed and a copy of the 

signed and dated agreement must be present 

and the animal must be led by the leasee. 

Current AGA Youth Lease Program can be 

found on the American Guernsey Association 

website at http://www.usguernsey.com/youth. 

htm. 

FREQUENCY PARTICIPATION 

2. Any boy or girl who meets eligibility to participate 

may exhibit in as many years as his or 

her eligibility will permit. 

ENTRIES EXHIBITED 

3. (a.) Each eligible exhibitor is limited to one 

entry in any one class but is eligible to show in 

each class. 

(b.) There is no limitation on the number of 

times an eligible animal may be exhibited. 

4. (a.) Exhibitors are required to show their 

own animals except a substitute showman 

(who is the same age or younger) may be 

used in case the owner, for some justifiable 

reason, is unable to attend the show. While 

in the ring, at the discretion of Show Management, 

a youth may be assisted or replaced by 

another youth exhibitor, if required. Adults 

are not allowed to show in any case or assist 

with the State Herd Class. A substitute 

leadsperson may only be used at one National 

Junior Show per year. 

(b.) All exhibitors will be required to wear 

white clothes and an official National Junior 

Show Shirt while exhibiting their animals. 

Shirts or other items of clothing with a farm 

name will not be allowed. 

5. (a.) There is no limit on the number of 

entries per state. 

(b.) Entries are to be made on entry forms 

available from the Show Manager for both the 

PREMIER National Junior Guernsey Show and 

the Open National Guernsey Show. All entries, 

junior and open shows, will be included in the 

Open Show superintendent’s book, if additional 

entry fee is paid. Those animals to be entered 

in the Junior Show MUST BE SO MARKED 

ON THE ENTRY BLANK. If not designated as 

Junior Show entries, they will not be included 

in the Junior Show list of entries. Animals 

entered in both the junior show and the open 

show will be assigned one ring number and 

the number will apply in both shows. 

(c.) Entries are to be sent directly to the All- 

American Dairy Show. Show management will 

forward copies of the entries to the American 

Guernsey Association to confirm eligibility. 

(d.) State Herd to consist of three animals 

from one state owned by at least three (3) different 

exhibitors. 

FINANCIAL SUPPORT 

6. The American Guernsey Association has 

appropriated financial support of the National 

Junior Guernsey Show program as listed on 

the following page. 

HEALTH 

7. Health requirements are the same as the 

open show and are listed on page 10. 

ARRIVAL 

8. Entries are to be stabled on the grounds by 

12:00 Noon Saturday, September 17, 2011. 

LIABILITY 

9. The American Guernsey Association will 

not be liable for the safety of animals or 

exhibits, or their employees against robbery, 

damage by fire, accident or any other cause. 

* Additional national Junior Guernsey 

Show rules may apply, please visit 

www.usguernsey.com/youth.htm for 

complete rules concerning eligibility. * 

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AMERICAN GUERNSEY ASSOCIATION 




370. Fall Yearling heifer in Milk 

















PFIZER ANIMAL HEALTH, SCOTTDALE, PA 




396. Junior State Herd (see rule 61 & 68) 

Award Provided by the NATIONAL YOUTH FUND 

AFTON FARM PERPETUAL TROPHY - 

Grand Champion Female, awarded in honor of Afton Farm, Florham 

Park, NJ 

JUNIOR STATE HERD FIRST PLACE Award provided by the National 

Youth Fund & Gift Certificate 

PRODUCTION AWARDS-Ribbons will be awarded by the American 

Guernsey Association for Milk, Butterfat and Protein. Awards are calculated 

the same as are the Open Show production awards. 

Each National Junior Show Exhibitor will receive a gift, courtesy of the 

American Guernsey Association. 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR GUERNSEY SHOW SPONSORS 


VILLAGE VIEW GUERNSEYS, MT. JOY, PA 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR GUERNSEY CLASS SPONSORS 


DEN-BE FARM, DENNIS, BETSY & CASSIE MUSSER, ENON VALLEY, PA 

JANE GUYER FAMILY, TWELVE PINES FARM, NEW FLORENCE, PA 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR GUERNSEY 


JANICE & CLETUS FREY, WINDY SPRINGS FARM, SMITHSBURG, MD 

Show-shirts provided by: 


Lunch will be sponsored on show day, the 19 th , for all 

Guernsey Junior Exhibitors by 

PA GUERNSEY BREEDER’S ASSOCIATION 

ANNUAL MEETING 

Pennsylvania Dairy and Allied Industries Association 

Wednesday, OCTOBER 26, 2011 

10:00 am 

Pennsylvania Holstein Association Office, State College, PA 

TO: MEMBERS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DAIRY AND ALLIED 

INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION AND EXHIBITORS OF 


You are invited to attend the annual meeting of PENNSYLVA- 

NIA DAIRY AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, Wednesday, 

October 26, 2011. We will meet at 10:00 a.m., at the Pennsylvania 

Holstein Association Office, State College, PA. 

The meeting will be devoted to the business of the Association. 

This will include reports of the officers and managers and 

any other business, which may officially be brought to the attention 

of the assembly. 

An important part of the meeting will be planning for the next 

year. The Directors need your suggestions for the 2012 Show. 

We hope you will join us, but if it is impossible to attend, a letter 

with your suggestions will be most welcome. 


PA Farm Show Complex & Expo Center 

2300 North Cameron Street 

Harrisburg, PA 17110-9443 


Sincerely 

Ken 

Ken Raney 

Secretary 

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ALL-AMERICAN HOLSTEIN SHOW 

Heifer & Dry Cow Classes . . Wednesday, September 21, 1:00 pm, Equine Arena 

Cow Classes . . . . . . . . . . . Thursday, September 22, 9:00 am, Equine Arena 

Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ronald Heffner, Middletown, Maryland 

Breed Superintendent . . . . Brian Kelly – Altoona, PA 




The following supporters of the Holstein Show deserve our sincere appreciation. 


ALLEN-HILL DAIRY, RICK & RON ALLEN, SMOCK, PA 


S-PINE-LAWN FARM, THE SCHULER FAMILY, FLEETWOOD, PA 

WAY-HAR FARMS, WILLIAM & LOLLY LESHER, BERNVILLE, PA 


HEART & SOUL HOLSTEINS, DOUG & JENNIFER BOOP, MILLMONT, PA 

410. Summer Yearling 

FOUR-CO FARM, JOHN & HELEN COPE, MECHANICSBURG, PA 


ABS GLOBAL, NEW COLUMBIA, PA 




LANCASTER FARMING, EPHRATA, PA 




SAVAGE-LEIGH, WAYNE & CINDEE SAVAGE & FAMILY, KNOXVILLE, MD 


SINGING BROOK FARMS, BRUCE SNIDER FAMILY, IMLER, PA 

KEYSTONE FARM, DONALD SEIPT FAMILY, EASTON, PA 

419. Dry Cow, 3 and Older 

CARROLL CO. HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION, NEW WINDSOR, MD 

OLD ACRES FARMS, DAVID SMITHGALL 

420. Fall Yearling Heifer (In Milk) 

MONANFRAN FARMS, INC, CANASTOTA, NY 

STONEHURST FARM DAIRY SALES, INC, DONALD WELK, STRASBURG, PA 


PENN-GRA HOLSTEIN, GARTH & MELISSA CAMPBELL, GRATZ, PA 


PENN DELL FARM, JAY HOUSER FAMILY, SPRING MILLS, PA 

COLDSPRINGS FARM, MATTHEW & DEBRA HOFF, NEW WINDSOR, MD 


PA-STONE MILL, BRYANT & HOLLY HLAVATY, MANHEIM, PA 


STAR ROCK DAIRY, TOM BARLEY FAMILY, CONESTOGA, PA 





TUSSEY VIEW FARM INC, FRED STROUSE, BOALSBURG, PA 

FAIRBOOK FARM, FRANK CONNELLY, PA FURNACE, PA 


OVALTOP HOLSTEINS, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, NY 

431. Cow, 6 Years and Older 

DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE, DAIRY SCIENCE DEPT., DOYLESTOWN, PA 

432. 125,000 Lb. Class 

LIDDLEHOLM HOLSTEIN, ADAM LIDDLE, NY 

RANSOM RAIL FARMS, NY 




SELECT SIRES, INC., PLAIN CITY, OH 

The PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION will sponsor the blanket 

to be awarded to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female 

HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA will sponsor an award to be presented 

to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female 


439. Best Senior Female Bred and Owned By Exhibitor 

PEACE & PLENTY FARM, JOSEPH SCHWARTZBECK FAMILY, UNION BRIDGE, MD 

440. Champion Female Bred and Owned By Exhibitor 

HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA will sponsor an award to be presented 

to the exhibitor of the Bred & Owned Champion 



MARYLAND HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION, WESTMINSTER, MD 


ROLL-N-VIEW, NY 


446. State or Provincial Herd (see rule 60 & 68) 



Bred and Owned Recognition 

Rules: To be considered for Bred 

& Owned awards, one of the original 

owners must be listed as one 

of the current owners. Where a 

herd is registered in the names 

of different members of a family 

and where the herd is one unit, 

all entries may be considered as 

exhibits of one breeder. 

A neck ribbon and medallion will 

be presented by Holstein Association 

USA to the exhibitor of the 

first place bred & owned animal 

in each class. 

Premier Breeder 

and 

Premier Exhibitor Rules: 

1. Premier Breeder: The owner 

of the dam at the time of service 

shall be considered the breeder of 

the animal. Where a herd is registered 

in the names of different 

members of a family, and where 

the herd is one unit, all entries 

may be considered as exhibits 

of one breeder. Otherwise when 

animals are bred in partnership, 

each unique partnership is considered 

a unique breeder. 

The exhibitor winning the most 

points (for a maximum of six 

animals exhibited in the open 

single classes by him/herself 

and/or other exhibitors) shall be 

designated the Premier Breeder. 

In classes with ten or less animals, 

no more than two head per 

breeder will be counted toward 

premier points. 

2. Premier Exhibitor: Exhibitor 

must be the owner. In case 

a herd is registered or bred in 

the names of different members 

of a family, residing on one farm 

or breeding establishment, and 

where the herd is one unit, all 

entries may be considered as 

a single exhibitor for all group 

classes. However, members of 

one family, where cattle are not 

housed as one unit, will not be 

considered as a single exhibitor. 

When animals are owned in partnership, 

each unique partnership 

is considered a unique exhibitor. 

The exhibitor winning the most 

points (for a maximum of six animals 

which he/she owns and exhibits 

in the open single classes) 

shall be designated the Premier 

Exhibitor. In classes with ten or 

less animals, no more than two 

head per exhibitor will be counted 

toward premier points. 

3. Premier Breeder & Premier 

Exhibitor Point System: 

See Chart on page 32 

4. Group Class Rules: Junior 

Best Three & Best Three Females 

- Entries in the group classes 

must be entered and shown in 

their individual animal classes. 

All must be bred by the exhibitor 

and at least one animal must be 

owned (solely or in partnership) 

by the exhibitor. 

Welcome to the 

All-American Dairy Show. 

Come back next year! 

Windy Knoll View, 

The Burdettes 

The Schwartzbecks’ 

Happy and Contented Cows 

Make Happy Show Exhibitors 

Treat them to the Best 

Lira Gold Products 

Paul E. Miller 

1432 Pine Tree Avenue 

Harrisburg, PA 17112 

717.469.7195 

Cell: 717.497.2834 

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The Holstein Association USA, Inc. has generously 

supported the Eastern Fall National Holstein 

Show for many years. Holstein Association 

USA will present the following awards. 

Grand Champion Female 

An award will be presented to the Grand 

Champion sponsored by Holstein Association 

USA. 

BRED & OWNED 

The winner will be recognized and a neck ribbon 

and medallion will be presented by Holstein 

Association USA to the exhibitor of the 

first place bred & owned animal in each class. 

CHAMPION BRED & OWNED 

Awarded to the Champion Bred & Owned 

sponsored by The Holstein Association USA. 

ALL-AMERICAN HOLSTEIN SHOW SPECIALS 

Nasco International Type 

and Production Award 

Nasco International Type and Production 

award will be awarded to the cow with the 

greatest 305d actual production record (DHIR 

or Official DHI) in the milking classes, not to 

include dry cow classes, and the winning cow 

must place fifth or above if 20 cows or fewer 

are shown or in the top 20% of the class if 

more than 20 cows are shown. In case of a 

tie, the two or more contending records will 

be converted to Energy Corrected Milk (ECM) 

with the greater of such record being the winner. 

Exhibitors are responsible for furnishing 

verification of record at time entry is checked 

in with the Cattle Superintendent. This award 

is sponsored and presented by Nasco International, 

Inc., Fort Atkinson, WI. 

Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor Point System 

Points will be given to 20 places for Females in determining Premier Breeder and Premier 

Exhibitor. 

Milking Females 

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 

40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 

Junior Females, Dry Cows & Bulls 

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 

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

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR HOLSTEIN SHOW 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Equine Arena | Judge – Theodore J. Halbach, Madison, Wisconsin 

ELIGIBILITY 

Participation in this show is open 

to all youth, who own or lease 

Registered Holsteins and whose 

birth date is between January 1, 

1990 and September 19, 2002. 

Exhibitors must be Junior members 

of Holstein Association USA. 

Juniors entered in the show may 

submit applications on site for National 

Junior Membership by 5:00 

pm the day before the show. 

REGISTRATION 

All animals must be registered 

by the Holstein Association USA, 

Inc. The Junior owner(s) or lessee 

must be recorded on the 

registration certificate. Animals 

must have a minimum of 87% 

Registered Holstein Ancestry to be 

eligible for the show. 

OWNERSHIP 

Animal must be registered in the 

name of the Junior member, or a 

partnership of Junior members, 

throughout the year exhibiting in 

order to qualify for Junior recognition. 

Adult-Junior and family or 

farm partnerships are not acceptable. 

For an animal being transferred 

to a Junior, or a partnership of 

Juniors, the transfer application 

must be received by the Holstein 

Association USA office on or before 

June 1. 

The following actions will disqualify 

an animal from Junior recognition: 

Transferring an animal in or out 

of a Junior’s name after June 1 of 

the show year. 

Adding or dropping any adult or 

junior members as owners after 

the deadline. 

LEASE 

The Junior leasing program is designed 

to encourage young people 

to get involved in a dairy project 

and learn about animal care and 

responsibility. The leased animal 

remains in the original ownership 

and, if the leased animal is bred, 

any offspring are named using the 

owner’s prefix. 

(a) The leasing program is not 

available to youth who concurrently 

own any Registered Holsteins 

either as an individual or 

in partnership. However, if the 

lessee becomes the owner of the 

animal anytime during the year 

exhibiting, they will qualify for 

junior recognition. 

(b) A maximum of two Registered 

Holsteins may be leased by any 

youth at one time. Animals may 

not be leased by partnerships 

(c) The lease may be terminated 

by either the owner (lessor) or the 

youth (lessee) by providing written 

notice to the other party 45 

or more days before the intended 

termination date. A Lease Termination 

Report must be filed with 

Holstein Association USA. If the 

animal has been sold, submitting 

an application for transfer of 

ownership will also terminate the 

lease. 

(d) To be leased as a yearling or 

cow, the animal must have been 

leased continuously as a calf by 

the same lessee. If the animal 

is a summer yearling, it must be 

leased continuously as a yearling 

during the entire show season. 

(e) Leased animals may only be 

shown by the lessee (Junior). If 

a leased animal is shown by an 

adult, the lease is automatically 

terminated. The leasing Junior 

must show the animal at all 

shows; no substitutions may be 

made. 

(f) The owner of an animal to be 

leased must submit the Certificate 

of Registration for that animal and 

a completed Application for Transfer, 

with the “Lease” box marked, 

to Holstein Association USA, Inc. 

All lease applications must be 

received by June 1 in the year 

exhibiting. 

(g) The fee to lease an animal is 

$20. There is no fee to record a 

lease termination. 

(h) When a lease is initiated and 

approved, the Certificate of Registration 

will be printed with the 

lease details and mailed to the 

Junior lessee. When a lease is 

terminated and the Certificate of 

Registration is returned to Holstein 

Association USA, the lease 

termination will be recorded on 

the certificate and the certificate 

will be mailed to the owner. All 

leases expire on December 31 of 

the year in which the junior lessee 

becomes 21 years of age if not 

terminated prior to that date. 

EXHIBITION 

To be eligible to compete at 

National Shows, entries must be 

shown by the Junior owner in all 

cases, except by prior written 

approval. Alternate Leadsperson 

forms must be submitted to the 

Holstein Youth Program Specialist 

by 5:00 pm the day before 

the show. If approved, another 

National Junior Holstein member 

the same age or younger must 

show the animal. Adults are not 

allowed to show, in any case, or 

assist with the Junior State Herd 

Class. A leased animal may only 

be shown by the Junior lessee. 

All exhibitors will be required to 

wear a show harness and shirt 

provided by Holstein Association 

USA with white trousers and a 

show harness. No hats will be allowed 

in the showring. 

Entries must be made on ALL- 

AMERICAN DAIRY SHOW entry 

forms, available from the show 

manager, for both the PREMIER 

National Junior Holstein Show 

and the Open All-American Holstein 

Show. Those animals to be 

entered in the Junior Show MUST 

BE SO MARKED ON THE ENTRY 

BLANK. If not designated as 

Junior Show entries, they will not 

be included in the Junior Show 

list of entries. Animals entered in 

both the junior show and the open 

show will be assigned one ring 

number. 

BRED & OWNED 

To be eligible for Junior Bred & 

Owned the name(s) listed as 

breeder and owner on the registration 

certificate must be the 

same. Adult-Junior partnerships 

are not acceptable. Family unit or 

farm partnerships will not qualify 

for Bred & Owned awards unless 

all partners are Junior members 

and listed on the certificate under 

breeder and owner. 

PARTNERSHIP 

More than one Junior exhibitor 

may own an animal in partnership 

if the animal is exhibited by the 

partnership throughout the entire 

show season and the names of 

all Junior partners are listed on 

the registration certificate. Adult- 

Junior and family or farm partnerships 

are not acceptable. 

VIOLATIONS 

If any part of the above Junior 

Show Ring Policy is violated all 

Junior exhibitors involved will 

lose all privileges for the Premier 

National Junior Holstein Show the 

following year. 

In addition to these special rules, 

all entries are subject to the Open 

Show Rules and Regulations. 

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463. Fall Yearling Heifer (Not In Milk) 



466. Best Junior Female, Bred & Owned 

HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA 


470. Milking Fall Yearling Heifer 










482. 125,000 Lb. Class 




MULTIMIN, NOTH AMERICAN 


Holstein Association USA 



Best Female Bred & Owned award Sponsored by 

HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA 


William L. Conyngham Memorial Award $500 

FRANK E.P. CONYNGHAM 

Judi Collinsworth – HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA 

sponsors the Judi Collinsworth Outstanding Junior 

Exhibitor Award. 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR HOLSTEIN 

SHOW SPONSOR 

HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION USA, BRATTLEBORO, VT 


CLASS SPONSORS 

DON & PEGGY ADAMS, PORT ROYAL, PA 

AUMAN FARM, SPRING MILLS, PA 

HAAGEN FARM, HOWARD, PA 

DAN KING, KING’S FARM STORE, SPRING MILLS, PA 

MIFFLINBURG BANK & TRUST CO, MILLHEIM BRANCH, MIFFLINBURG, PA 

RON MUMMAH, PORT ROYAL, PA 

TIM PEACHEY, PETERSBURG, PA 

BEAVER/LAWRENCE HOLSTEIN CLUB, NEW CASTLE, PA 

CENTRE HERD HEALTH SERVICE, INC., DRS. CLONINGER, ANDERSON, 

CONNELLY & BUTIA, CENTRE HALL, PA 


EVERGREEN FARMS, INC, SPRUCE CREEK, PA 


MATT & KELLI WELSH & FAMILY, SAVAGE-LEIGH, KNOXVILLE, MD 




HARRY H BACHMAN AUCTIONEER, ANNVILLE, PA 

BERKS COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB, FLEETWOOD, PA 

EVERGREEN FARMS, INC, SPRUCE CREEK, PA 

KIRBYVILLE HOLSTEINS, JIM & SUE YOUNKER, FLEETWOOD, PA 

PAUL E MILLER, LIRA GOLD PRODUCTS, HARRISBURG, PA 

TOWER VUE HOLSTEINS, CARLISLE, PA 




Holstein Junior Exhibitors by 

Dunn’s Pride Holsteins, PA 

OVALTOP, THE WOLFE FAMILY, NY 

TUSSEYVIEW FARM, FRED STROUSE, PA 

VISION GENETICS, COREY WOLFF, PA 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You 

To 

Holstein Association USA 

Sponsors of: 

Holstein Show Shirts 

Grand & Reserve Grand Champion Awards 

Bred & Owned Class Winner Medallions 

Junior Champion Bred & Owned Award 

Champion Bred & Owned Award 

Judi Collinsworth Award 

SPECIAL CASH PRIZES AND AWARDS 

WILL ALSO BE PRESENTED AS FOLLOWS: 

FIRST PLACE ENTRY IN EACH CLASS - $50 AND A SPECIAL AWARD; 

SECOND - $30; THIRD - $10. 

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION - $200 

SENIOR CHAMPION - $200 RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION - $100 

INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION - $200 RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION - $100 

JUNIOR CHAMPION - $100 RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION - $50 

THESE CASH PRIZES AND AWARDS 

WERE DONATED BY: 

ADAMS CO. HOLSTEIN CLUB, GETTYSBURG, PA 

AG ENGRAVING, AARON & LISA YOUNG, MERCERSBURG, PA 

HARRY BACHMAN, ANVILLE, PA 

BELSHWAY FARM, WAYNE & BRAD BEIDEL, NEWBURG, PA 

BROOK CORNER FARM, REID HOOVER FAMILY, LEBANON, PA 

BRUSH-CREEK-VU, THE RICK CESSNA FAMILY, EVERETT, PA 

BSB HOLSTEINS, BERNIE & SHARON BEATTY, ASBURY, NJ 

BURKET FALLS FARM, EAST FREEDOM, PA 


DR. R.W. CLONINGER, VMD, CENTRE HALL, PA 

CUMBERLAND DAIRY SUPPLY / I.B.A., 

GARY & LINDA BESECKER, CHAMBERSBURG, PA 

CUMBERLAND VALLEY CO-OP, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

DAIRY ONE D.H.I.A., ITHICA, NY 

KEITH DECKER, KNOX, PA 

EVERGREEN FARM, THE ABE HARPSTER FAMILY, SPRUCE CREEK, PA 

FRANKLIN COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB 

FRANKLIN FEED & SUPPLY, CHAMBERSBURG, PA 

G–D BLESSED HOLSTEINS, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

PAUL & ELLEN HARTLE, BELLEFONTE, PA 

HUNTINGDON COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB, PARKSBURG, PA 

KOONS AI, WAYNESBORO, PA 

LANCASTER COUNTY HOLSTEIN CLUB 

LIRA GOLD, PAUL & PAT MILLER, HARRISBURG, PA 

MID-MD VETS, HAGERSTOWN, MD 


PATHVUE FARM, THE STEVE RUBY FAMILY, SPRING RUN, PA 

PEN-COL FARMS, DENNIS WOLFF, MILLVILLE, PA 

PENN ENGLAND FARM, WILLIAMSBURG, PA 

RAY-MAC FARM, THE RAY MCMILLEN FAMILY, LOYSVILLE, PA 

ROYAL HAVEN FARM, LYNN & BONNIE MILLER, TOWANDA, PA 

SAN-HAVEN HOLSTEINS, JOSH & LEANN SANDERS, LITTLESTOWN, PA 

VISTA GRANDE FARM, THE BITLERS, FLEETWOOD, PA 


WINDSOR MANOR FARM, JASON & DONNA MYERS, NEW WINDSOR, MD 

WITTERDALE FARM, SHIPPENSBURG, PA 

WOODVALE FARMS, THE ROBERT HARWOOD FAMILY, PERRY, NY 

CHAMPION TROPHIES SPONSORED BY: 

CYBIL FISHER, GREEN BAY, WI 

Pennsylvania Holstein Association contributes $1,000.00 to the 

Premier National Junior Holstein Show premiums. 

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JUDI COLLINSWORTH OUTSTANDING JUNIOR EXHIBITOR MEMORIAL AWARD 

The Holstein Association USA is sponsoring the outstanding Junior Exhibitor Award at The Premier National Junior Holstein Show. This award 

will be $250 cash prize and recipients are eligible for the award only once. Youth must exhibit their own animals in the National Junior show 

and are encouraged to be in attendance for the majority of the show. Selection will be by a committee of three (3), with a National Junior Advisory 

Committee member as chairperson. The committee will be selected through a joint effort of the youth programs coordinator and show 

management prior to the show. Criteria will include: 

Sportsmanship – 35 Points 

Applicants must represent the highest standards in good sportsmanship, display courtesy and congeniality to other exhibitors, cooperate with 

show management and be willing to share skills with others. 

Herdsmanship – 35 Points 

Applicants must demonstrate the highest ideals of animal care and welfare, efficiency and a strong work ethic in their exhibit and cattle and 

outwardly display working knowledge of this portion of the dairy industry. 

Level of Participation in Holstein Activities – 30 Points 

Applicants must illustrate their level of participation in HOLSTEIN activities on a local, county, area/district, state and national level. Not to be 

included are related participation in 4-H/FFA or other youth dairy organizations. 

**An interview may be requested by the judges 

An overall Supreme Champion Judi Collinsworth Outstanding Junior Exhibitor Memorial Award will be selected from the winners of each of the 

National Junior Shows. At the completion of the show season, a $500 scholarship will be awarded. 

Interested Premier National Junior Holstein Show exhibitors will be required to fill out a brief application to indicate their interest in being considered 

for this award. Request applications from the All-American Dairy Show, Farm Show Complex, 2300 North Cameron Street, Harrisburg, 

PA 17110-9443. Telephone (717) 787-2905 or E-mail aads@state.pa.us. Applications must be received by show management no later than 

5:00 p.m. Sunday, September 18, 2011 to be considered for this award. 

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ALL-AMERICAN JERSEY SHOW @ HARRISBURG 

MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL JERSEY SHOW AS DESIGNATED BY AJCA 

Heifer & Dry Cow Classes . . Wednesday, September 21, 1:00 pm, Equine Arena 

Cow Classes . . . . . . . . . . . Thursday, September 22, 9:00 am, Equine Arena 

Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Schirm, Laurelville, Ohio 

Breed Superintendent . . . . Craig Williams, University Park, PA 




The following supporters of the Jersey Show deserve our sincere appreciation. 


508. Winter Calf 


FOUR SPRINGS JERSEYS, J. CRAIG & SUSAN E. WICKER, CENTRE HALL, PA 



HILLACRES JERSEYS, TOM & AMANDA ARROWSMITH FAMILY, PEACH BOTTOM, PA 






WALLYMAE FARMS, MATHERN & WALLACE A. MELLOTT, HARRISONVILLE, PA 


SPRING VALLEY FARM, WAYNE STILES FAMILY, WESTMINSTER, MD 




CURRIE HOLSTEINS, NY 








KUEFFNER HOLSTEINS & JERSEYS, ERNIE KUEFFNER, BOONSBORO, MD 



531. Cow, Six Years & Older 

WAY-HAR FARMS, WILLIAM & LOLLY LESHER, BERNVILLE, PA 

532. 100,000 lb. Class 




UDDER COMFORT, WILLIAMSBURG, ON 

The PENNSYLVANIA JERSEY CATTLE ASSOC., will sponsor the blanket 




JEMI JERSEYS, JEFF & MICHELE REASNER, NEWBURG, PA 


543. Produce-of-Dam 

PENNSYLVANIA JERSEY CATTLE ASSOC., LIBERTY, PA 


PENNSYLVANIA JERSEY CATTLE ASSOC., LIBERTY, PA 

545. Exhibitors Herd 

WAVERLY FARM, MIKE & PAUL STILES, CLEAR BROOK, VA 

546. State of Provincial Herd See Rules 60 & 68 



Milk Production & Show Ring Placing Awards 

Rule 1. Bred and Owned by Exhibitor - Animals are qualified when (1) the names of the Breeder and Recorded owner are identical on the registration 

certificate, except when the Recorded Owner is a member of the Breeder’s immediate family and has use of the Breeder’s prefix; or 

(2) the Breeder is listed by identical name among the Recorded Owners. 

MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL JERSEY 

SHOW SPECIAL AWARDS 

JERSEY MILK PRODUCTION AND SHOW RING PLACING AWARDS 

will be presented by the Pennsylvania Jersey Cattle Association. Special 

plaques will be awarded in each cow class to the exhibitor of the 

cow, placing in the top 50% of her class, with the highest 305 day, 2x, 

fat corrected milk record, completed by July 1st, on the original entry 

form in order to be eligible for the award. Exhibitor must present the 

current DHI or DHIR test sheet to the breed superintendent for verification 

of the record when the cow is checked into the show. 

Jersey Breed Special 

NASCO Type and Production – Trophy to be awarded at each National 

Show to the exhibitor of the cow with the highest actual 305 

day or less official DHI record. The cow must stand in the top 5 if less 

than 20 in class or top 20% if more than 20 in class. Dry cows are not 

eligible for this award. The official DHI record must be provided by the 

owner with substantiating evidence (the official DHI record report form 

or a statement giving the record, signed by the official DHI supervisor) 

when the entries are checked by the Jersey staff. In case of tie, the 

tying records will be converted to an ECM basis with high record being 

the winner. 

Taurus Service, Inc. 

PO Box 164, Grist Flat Rd 

Mehoopany, PA 18629 

570-833-5123 

email: taurus@epix.net 

www.taurus-service.com 

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PREMIER JUNIOR JERSEY SHOW 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Large Arena | Judge – Eric Topp, Botkins, Ohio 

570. Fall Yearling Heifer In Milk 









581. Aged Cow, 6 Years Old & Older 

582. 100,000 Lb. Class 




PFIZER ANIMAL HEALTH, SCOTTDALE, PA 





General Rules of the 


apply: 

Eligibility 

Participation in this show is 

open to all youth with Registered 

Jerseys, especially to those 

participating in 4-H dairy clubs, 

vocational agriculture, and similar 

programs. Exhibitors must be at 

least 9 years old or no older than 

20 on January 1, 2011. Each 

U.S. exhibitor must be a junior 

or lifetime member of the American 

Jersey Cattle Association. 

Junior membership expires on 

December 31 of the year in which 

the Junior reaches his/her 21st 

birthday. 

Entries 

Animals must be registered in the 

Herd Register of the American 

Jersey Cattle Association, i.e., 

have GR or HR status or have 

registry status of 75% or greater 

with Jersey Canada. The exhibitor 

must be listed as Recorded 

Owner on the registration certificate, 

either (1) as the sole owner 

or (2) by his/her name in joint 

ownership. If the joint ownership 

includes more than one eligible 

exhibitor, one of them must be 

declared as the exhibitor during 

check-in. Animals must be 

registered and/or transferred to 

meet one of the above ownership 

requirements no later than August 

1, 2011. The recording date 

is the postmark date and will be 

considered the date of registration 

and/or transfer. 

Participation 

Only one animal may be exhibited 

by each exhibitor in any one 

class. To be eligible to compete 

for cash awards, an animal must 

be shown by the junior exhibitor 

in all cases except by prior written 

approval from show management. 

If approved, another 

junior must show the animal. 

Adults are not allowed to show in 

any case. 

Youth State Herd: The State 

Herd shall consist of five females, 

two of which must be under two 

years of age and never freshened, 

with four different owners. 

No herd to include more than 

two animals owned by the same 

exhibitor. This will not be a lead 

out class. An exhibitor selected 

as a representative from each 

state is responsible for turning in 

a sheet following the Aged Cow 

Class indicating the names of the 

entries and placings. This class 

will be ranked on point basis according 

to the animal’s placing 

in class. (See point scale in Rule 

63, page 16). 

PREMIER JUNIOR JERSEY SHOW SPONSORS 

AMERICAN JERSEY CATTLE ASSOCIATION, REYNOLDSBURG, OH 

DUANE COLE, DDS 

ED HOUTZ, SPRING MILLS, PA 

PENNSYLVANIA JERSEY CATTLE ASSOCIATION 

ABBY, RICKY & LANE RIGGLEMAN, JEFFERSON, MD 



Allflex, DFW Airport, TX 

Colorful View Sale 

Top-notch selection of hand-picked consignments 

Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, 

Jersey, Milking Shorthorn 

6 p.m. Monday September 19, 2011 

Sale Arena 

Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex 

& Expo Center, Harrisburg PA 


Jersey Junior Exhibitors by 


For consignment or sale information 

Contact: 

Denise Whiting - (724) 794-6627 


Farm Show Complex & Expo Center 

2300 North Cameron Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110 

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ALL-AMERICAN MILKING SHORTHORN SHOW 

Heifer & Dry Cow Classes . . Tuesday, September 20, 1:00 pm, Large Arena 

Cow Classes . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, September 21, 10:00 am, Large Arena 

Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ted Dement, Kenney, Illinois 

Breed Superintendent . . . . Clyde Myers, Leesport, PA 




The following supporters of the Milking Shorthorn Show deserve our sincere appreciation. 

602. Bull Calf 

605. Champion Bull 

606. Reserve Champion Bull 



TRES COLLES FARM, CINDY CLIMER, CHILLICOTHE, OH 




DAYSLAND ACRES, THE ALBAUGH FAMILY, WALKERSVILLE, MD 



TOM LANDRUM, GUILFORD, IN 



616. Best Junior Female Bred and Owned by Exhibitor 

DESIGNER GENES MILKING SHORTHORNS, DENISE WHITING, SLIPPERY ROCK, PA 


WHITE’S MILKING SHORTHORNS, HAROLD & LOLITA WHITE, MARATHON, NY 

619. Dry Cow, 3 years and Older 




R-GENERATION REGISTERED DAIRY CATTLE, JASON & JESSICA KENNEDY, 

GREENVILLE, PA 



KULP GENETICS, DAVID & DR. ANNE KULP, MANHEIM, PA 




NEW YORK STATE MILKING SHORTHRON ASSOCIATION 


HALPIN FARMS, GEORGE & MARGARET HALPIN, CULLOM, IL 


HARD CORE FARM, THE FISHER FAMILY, NEW ENTERPRISE, PA 

632. 100,000 lb Class 




BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM VETMEDICA INC, HAMBURG, PA 

The MID-ATLANTIC MILKING SHORTHORN SOCIETY will sponsor the blanket 




PINESEDGE FARM, NEDRA KOLLER, LEESPORT, PA 


BANNER SPONSORED BY: AMERICAN MILKING SHORTHORN SOCIETY 


KUSZLYK CATTLE COMPANY, JOHN & MARGIE KUSZLYK, BATAVIA, NY 

643. Produce-of-Dam 



646. State or Provincial Herd - See Rules 60 & 68 



1. To be eligible to be shown a 

Milking Shorthorn base hair color 

must be red, white or roan (red 

and white intermixed). No other 

base color is allowed. 

2. Disqualification for color 

beyond the proceeding includes 

animals that are brindled with 

diffuse black hairs on locations 

other than the edge of the ear, 

edge of the muzzle or nape of 

shoulder, or animals that have 

more than one location with black 

hair on other parts of the body. 

3. “Black Hair” for purpose of 

these rules refers to hair that 

is black the entire length of the 

shaft of the root. 

4. Minimal black hair described 

as “ticking” around the edge of 

the ears, edge of the muzzle and 

shoulder nape is permissible. 

5. An animal is eligible to be 

shown if they have no more than 

one “spot” of black hair smaller 

than four square inches. 

Milking Shorthorn Black Hair Rule 

6. “Black Spot” refers to areas 

of solid black hair or to areas of 

black roan with diffuse white or 

red hairs intermixed. 

7. Measurement is made around 

the distinct edge of the area in 

question. 

8. If an animal has one spot 

larger than four square inches, 

or more than one spot, they are 

ineligible to be shown. 

9. Any animal with one spot 

smaller than four square inches 

that is to be shown must be 

blood/DNA typed for parental 

identification. If parental ID is 

confirmed the animal is eligible 

thereafter for all show and National 

awards. 

10. Any animal the Executive 

Secretary examines and finds to 

have one or multiple black spots, 

regardless of eligibility for showing, 

are required to be blood/DNA 

typed for parental identification 

to maintain registry status. 

11. As there exists a lack of uniformity 

on varying show venues 

across the country in response 

to enforcement of the Black Hair 

rule, the Board of AMSS has 

stipulated the following: Only the 

Executive Secretary of the American 

Milking Shorthorn Society 

shall have authority in determining 

eligibility of animals under 

the Black Hair Rule. The Executive 

Secretary is required to be 

in attendance at all accredited 

National shows. 

12. When the Executive Secretary 

of the American Milking Shorthorn 

Society is in attendance at a 

National show, or if she/he are at 

any other venues in which Milking 

Shorthorns are being exhibited 

as registered cattle in the 

AMSS Herdbook, she/he may, at 

their discretion, or at the request 

of either the owner of an animal 

or other exhibitor, examine 

an animal for eligibility due to 

the above color requirements or 

other considerations. 

13. If the Executive Secretary is 

requested by a party other than 

the owner to examine an animal 

for any reason, the person requesting 

the examination must 

first post a $100 bond with the 

Executive Secretary. 

14. If the animal examined is 

found to be ineligible under above 

rules 1, 2 or 5 or eligible under 

rule 6 pending parental identification, 

the bond is returned to the 

person requesting the examination. 

If the animal examined at 

the request of a person who has 

a bond is found to be eligible 

under the Black Hair Rule, or 

eligible under any other consideration, 

the bond is forfeited and is 

deposited in the general fund of 

the AMSS. 

15. Any animal that is sold or 

exhibited as registered by the 

American Milking Shorthorn Society 

can be blood/DNA typed at 

the discretion of the Executive 

Secretary. All expenses to be 

paid by AMSS. 

Milking Shorthorn Breed Special 

NASCO Type and Production – Trophy to be awarded at each National Show to the exhibitor of the cow with the highest actual 305 day or less 

official DHI record. The cow must stand in the top 5 if less than 20 in class or top 20% if more than 20 in class. Dry cows are not eligible for 

this award. The official DHI record must be provided by the owner with substantiating evidence (the official DHI record report form or a statement 

giving the record, signed by the official DHI supervisor) when the entries are checked by the Milking Shorthorn staff. In case of tie, the 

tying records will be converted to an ECM basis with high record being the winner. 

The Samuel G. Yoder Best Bred & Owned Award 

Sponsored by Jomill Farm, Jason & Melissa Heeter, Shade Gap, Pennsylvania 

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PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR MILKING SHORTHORN SHOW 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Large Arena | Judge – Daniel Sivesind, Waukon, Iowa 

ELIGIBILITY 

Exhibitors must have been born between 

January 1, 1990 and January 

1, 2002. Youth must be a member of 

the National Junior Milking Shorthorn 

Society by August 1, 2011. Animals 

must be owned by the Junior Member 

by August 1, 2011. Substitute showman 

must be a Milking Shorthorn 

National Junior Member by August 1, 

2011. 

ENTRIES 

All animals must be registered in the 

Herd Book of the American Milking 

Shorthorn Society and have registry 

certificates issued by the American 

Milking Shorthorn Society. Ownership 

must show on the registration 

certificate in the name of the junior 

exhibitors only. Tattoo numbers must 

correspond with the registry certificates. 

Registration papers will be 

checked at the show. 

Any animal that is sold or exhibited 

as registered by the American Milking 

Shorthorn Society can be blood/DNA 

typed at the discretion of the Executive 

Secretary. All expenses to be 

paid by AMSS. 

PARTICIPATION 

Only one animal may be exhibited 

by each exhibitor in any one class. 

In order to qualify as a breeder, the 

registration paper must show the 

individual exhibitor only as breeder. 

Exhibitors are required to show their 

own animal except that a substitute 

showman who meets the age requirements 

may be used in case the 

owner, for some justifiable reason, 

is unable to attend the show. Adults 

are not allowed to show in any class. 

SHOWRING 

The Premier National Junior Milking 

Shorthorn Show will be held Monday, 

September 19. 

White pants and official show shirt 

must be worn. 





















682. 100,000 Lb. Class 









Gift Certificates 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR 

MILKING SHORTHORN SHOW SPONSORS 

CONTRIBUTES TO THE PREMIER NATIONAL MILKING SHORTHORN SHOW AWARDS 



MILKING SHORTHORN CLASS SPONSORS 

FRIEND OF THE MILKING SHORTHORN YOUTH 

GLENVILLE FARMS, ANDREW & DEBBIE LAFFEY, COCHRANVILLE, PA 

GREEN ACRES MILKING SHORTHORNS, RANDOLPH CENTER, VT 

KUSZLYK CATTLE COMPANY, BATAVIA, NY 

NICKEL/KLINE FARM, SHARPSVILLE, PA 

PINESEDGE FARM, LEESPORT, PA 

WHITE’S MILKING SHORTHORNS, MARATHON, NY 


MILKING SHORTHORN CHAMPION SPONSORS 

COOL-JOMILL, HESS & HEETER, SMITHSBURG, MD 

HALPIN FARMS, GEORGE, MARGE & AMY & MIKE, MEL, OWEN & COLT HALPIN, CULLOM, IL 

OAK PRIDE FARM, KEITH BUCH & FAMILY, MOHRSVILLE, PA 

PINESEDGE FARM, LEESPORT, PA 

WAY-HAR FARMS, WILLIAM & LOLLY LESHER AND FAMILY, BERNVILLE, PA 

Lunch will be sponsored on show day, the 20 th , for all 

Milking Shorthorn Junior Exhibitors by 

JOY-EL FARM, THE ELLIS CROWL FAMILY, AIRVILLE, PA 

The Mid Atlantic Milking Shorthorn Juniors will hold a Pizza 

Party on Sunday September 18 at 7:30 p.m., Sky Box 1. 

The Mid Atlantic Milking Shorthorn society general membership 

meeting will be held on Monday, September 19, 2011 at 

8:00 p.m. in Sky Box 1. 

Jane, Mary & Doug King 

of Kingstead Farms 

Creating memories that last a lifetime 

Sponsoring 3,501 juniors 

exhibiting 4,753 animals 

since 2004! 



Good Luck to all of the Junior 

Milking Shorthorn Exhibitors 

from the 

Mid-Atlantic Milking Shorthorn Society 

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ALL-AMERICAN RED & WHITE SHOW 

All Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, September 21, 8:00 am, Large Arena 

Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matthew Lawrence, Mercer, Pennsylvania 

Breed Superintendent . . . . Larry Specht, Boalsburg, PA 




The following supporters of the Red & White Show deserve our sincere appreciation. 


MASON-DIXON RED & WHITE DAIRY CATTLE ASSN.., ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 


ADM CROP RISK SERVICES, STEVEN WRIGHT 


REDIEN ACRES, JOHN & ELIZABETH NEIDER & SONS, CARROLLTON, OH 


REDCREST RED & WHITES, THE SKINNER FAMILY, MERCERSBURG, PA 


HICKORYMEA FARMS, T. EDWIN JOHNSON FAMILY, AIRVILLE, PA 


TURTLE ROCK FARM, THE THIEMANNS, SHERMANSDALE, PA 


ADM ALLIANCE NUTRITION, INC., CAMPHILL, PA 







ACCELERATED GENETICS, BARABOO, WISCONSIN 


LAWRENCE HAVEN HOLSTEINS, PAUL LAWRENCE, NEW CASTLE, PA 


TAURUS SERVICE INC, RICHARD W. WITTER, MEHOOPANY, PA 


STONEHURST FARM, DONALD WELK, STRASBURG, PA 


HARMONY FARM LLC, FRANK & BARBARA COVEY, FEDERALSBURG, MD 




SPUNGOLD & MEDOVUE HOLSTEINS, DALE & DEANNA BENDIG & JACK & VICKI 

KING, GETTYSBURG, PA 


AK MOHR HOLSTEINS, SCOTT MOHR FAMILY, NEW ENTERPRISE PA 


GREENLEA FARMS, RICHARD GREEN, MIDDLETOWN, DE 

732. 125,000 lb 

MORRILL FARM DAIRY, CONCORD, NH 

733. Total Performance Winner - 1 st place only & plaque from RWDCA 

GOLDEN OAKS FARM, WAUCONDA, IL 




TRANS OVA, SIOUX CENTER, IA 

The RED & WHITE DAIRY CATTLE ASSOCIATION will sponsor the blanket 



738. Best Udder of Show 


DEL-HOLLOW FARM, DANA ERWAY FAMILY, COUDERSPORT, PA 





746. State or Provincial Herd - See Rules 60 & 68 



1. All animals must be true Red & White in color. Black-red and brindles are not eligible. 

2. All animals must be registered in RWDCA. Registry applications can be obtained from 

RWDCA, 308 B Ogden Ave, Clinton, WI 53525. phone: 608-676-4900, fax: 608-299- 

0800, E-mail: rwdcanicole@gmail.com 

3. Dual registered animals are eligible to show in only one breed show. 

4. All exhibitors (open and Junior) must be members of RWDCA. 

Red & White Breed Special 

NASCO Type and Production – Trophy to be awarded at each 

National Show to the exhibitor of the cow with the highest actual 

305 day or less official DHI record. The cow must stand in the 

top 5 if less than 20 in class or top 20% if more than 20 in class. 

Dry cows are not eligible for this award. The official DHI record 

must be provided by the owner with substantiating evidence 

(the official DHI record report form or a statement giving the 

record, signed by the official DHI supervisor) when the entries 

are checked by the Red & White staff. In case of tie, the tying 

records will be converted to an ECM basis with high record being 

the winner. 

The Red & White Dairy Cattle Association is sponsoring 

the 1 st place ribbon for Best Bred & Owned in each female class. 

Total Performance Winner is calculated on points as follows: 

(1) Points on placing plus points on production 305-day production 

(milk lbs.) 1 st - 50; 2 nd - 45; 3 rd - 40; 4 th - 35; 5 th - 30; 

6 th - 25; 7 th - 20; 8 th - 15; 9 th - 10; 10 th - 5. (2) All production 

entries supplied from show catalog or DHI sheets to show chairman 

before start of show. Production regardless of age will be 

considered as one class and points awarded accordingly. (3) 25 

additional points awarded if exhibitor is breeder of animal. (4) If 

tie exists, lactation factor shall be applied with 10 points awarded 

for each lactation completed. (5) Purse of $100 from a sponsor 

and plaque from RWDCA. 

Proud to support the 

Premier National Junior 

Red & White Show. 

1.800.FULTON.4 

fultonbank.com 

Fulton Bank, N.A. Member FDIC. 

Member of the Fulton Financial Family. 

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PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR RED & WHITE SHOW 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Equine Arena | Judge – Ronald Heffner, Middletown, Maryland 

ELIGIBILITY 

Exhibitors may participate after 

they reach nine (9) years of age 

and until December 31 of the 

year in which he or she turns 21 

years of age. 

All animals must be true RED in 

color and must be registered in 

the Red & White Dairy Cattle Association. 

All animals must be 

owned by the junior exhibitor by 

July 1st or leased by July 1st of 

the current year. Registry and/or 

transfer applications must be received 

by the Red & White Dairy 

Cattle Association by July 15 of 

the current year with the exception 

of animals purchased by and 

transferred or leased to a junior 

at the RWDCA National Convention. 

Verification of ownership 

and dates will be checked prior to 

the show. 

Two or more juniors may own an 

animal. One junior must be on 

the halter to receive junior recognition. 

The animal must stay in 

the same partnership throughout 

the season. Awards will be presented 

as one unit, to all owners 

equally. 

Entries must be shown by the junior 

owner in all cases, except by 

prior written approval. A written 

statement must be hand delivered 

to the Red & White Show 

Superintendent by 5 p.m. the day 

before the show for the final approval 

by the RWDCA. Included 

in statement - name and age 

of owner, cell phone number of 

a contact person, class of animal, 

name and age of alternate 

leadsperson, and reason owner 

needs an alternate. Adults are 

not allowed to show, in any case. 

Alternate must also be a RWDCA 

junior member. If more than one 

animal, owned by the same junior, 

is eligible for the championship 

class another eligible junior 

may show the other animal. 

A dress code will be strictly enforced 

for juniors. White pants 

with an official show shirt must 

be worn or the junior will not be 

allowed to show. 

Junior Show classes consist of all 

open female classes except Best 

Udder of Show. There will be no 

Junior Show classes for bulls or 

group classes except Junior State 

Herd. 

Bred & Owned: To be eligible 

for junior bred & owned, the 

name(s) listed as the breeder and 

owner on the Red & White Registration 

Certificate must be the 

same. 















Lunch will be sponsored on show day, the 19 th , 

for all Red & White Junior Exhibitors by 

NOVARTIS ANIMAL HEALTH. 

& Friends of Red & White Youth 







782. 125,000 Lb. Class 




HUBNER SEED, COLUMBIA, PA 

PREMIER NATIONAL JUNIOR RED & WHITE SHOW 

SPONSOR 

RED & WHITE DAIRY CATTLE ASSOCIATION, CLINTON, WI 


RED & WHITE CLASS SPONSORS 

PAUL E MILLER, LIRA GOLD PRODUCTS, HARRISBURG, PA 

THOMAS & ELAINE COMSTOCK, ULSTER, PA 

DEL-HOLLOW FARM, DANA ERWAY, COUDERSPORT, PA 

GARSTLYN FARM, BRAD & SHEILA GARST, NEW WINDSOR, MD 

GLORYLAND HOLSTEINS, DAVID TAIT, GROTTOES, VA 

HARMONY FARMS, LLC, FRANK & BARBARA COVEY, FEDERALSBURG, MD 

HOCK HAVEN HOLSTEINS, SANDI L HOCK, MILLVILLE, PA 

JANICE M JURBALA, ORANGEVILLE, PA 

L.J.P. & SONS LLC, LOUIS & JANET PALMATARY, BARCLAY, MD 

MAPLE NOOK HOLSTEINS, LAURI BEGGS, OGDENSBURG, NY 

MID-MARYLAND DAIRY VETERINARIANS, HAGERSTOWN, MD 

MORRILL FARM DAIRY, ROB MORRILL, CONCORD, NH 

ROYAL HAVEN FARM, LYNN & BONNIE MILLER, TOWANDA, PA 


RED & WHITE CHAMPION SPONSORS 

CARGILL ANIMAL NUTRITION, GREENCASTLE, PA - DONATES $750 

TOWARDS CHAMPION PRIZES AND PREMIUMS 

HICKORYMEA FARM, EDWIN JOHNSON, AIRVILLE, PA 

LAWRENCE-HAVEN HOLSTEINS, PAUL LAWRENCE, NEW CASTLE, PA 

MEYERS FAMILY DAIRY, DOUG & DEB MYERS, SHIRLEYSBURG, PA 

SAVAGE-LEIGH HOLSTEINS, WAYNE & CINDEE SAVAGE, KNOXVILLE, MD 

STONEHURST FARM, DON WELK, STRASBURG, PA 

WINDSOR MANOR, JASON & DONNA MEYERS, NEW WINDSOR, MD 


The Red & White Dairy Cattle association is sponsoring 

the 1st place ribbon for Best Bred & Owned in each female class. 


FULTON BANK, LEBANON, PA 

The Red & White Dairy Cattle Association 

will award a Trophy to the exhibitor of the 

Junior Grand Champion Female 




DEL HOLLOW FARM, COUDERSPORT, PA 


All-Star Barn 

“All-American Dairy Show’s 

Official Gift Shop” 

Open during the show in the Dairy Trade 

Show Area. 

Back again this year with new designs 

and products 

T-Shirts 

Hoodies 

Vests 

Jackets 

Wind Shirts 

Jewelry 

PreOrders will be taken through our website 

and can be picked up at the show. See our 

website for details. 

Something for all cow lovers 

from infants to seniors! 

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YOUTH / OPEN 

PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW COMPLEX & EXPO CENTER | 2300 N. CAMERON STREET, HARRISBURG, PA 17110-9443 

* * * ONLY LIST ONE OWNER ON THIS FORM * * * 

Farm Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________ 

Exhibitor (must be owner): _______________________________________________________________________________ 

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 

City: ________________________________________ State: _____________________Zip Code: ____________________ 

PA County: ___________________________________ Telephone Number: ______________________________________ 

E-mail: ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 

SS# or Fed ID # (Required to receive Premiums): _______________________________________________________________ 

Junior Exhibitor Birthdate: _____________________ Junior Exhibitor Shirt Size (Adult S-XXL): ___________________ 

Is this a “Family Unit” Entry? Yes o or No o If yes, are you the Primary o or Member o 

(If the “Family Unit” option is selected, an animal owned by any person in the group may be substituted for one owned by any other person in the group according to substitution 

rule 20 in the premium list) 

List Member Names & Relationships: ____________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

This entry constitutes an agreement by, a certification, and a warranty of the entrant, and those he or she represents, that he/she and each has read, fully 

understands and accepts all rules and regulations of the All-American Dairy Show including without limitation the P.D.C.A. Code of Ethics and will comply with 

them. The entrant further agrees and those he/she represents agree that, if this entry is accepted by All-American Dairy Show each such person or enterprise 

and their principals and agents acknowledge and agree that they and each of them (1) are bound by and will act in accordance with the rules and regulations 

of All-American Dairy Show and the P.D.C.A. Code of Ethics in all shows; including the enforcement procedures; (2) will accept the final decision of the Show 

Manager of All-American Dairy Show and/or Board of Directors of PA Dairy & Allied Industries Association, Inc. on any question arising under said rules and 

regulations; and (3) agree to hold All-American Dairy Show, the PA Dairy & Allied Industries Association, Inc., The Pennsylvania Farm Show Commission, the 

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and its officials, directors, officers, employees, representatives and agents harmless 

for any action taken under said rules and regulations; and will hold All-American Dairy Show, the PA Dairy & Allied Industries Association, Inc., and their 

directors, officers, officials, employees, agents and volunteers harmless from and against any injury, damage or loss suffered during or in connection with the 

show, whether or not such injury or loss resulted from or was contributed to by, directly or indirectly, the acts or Commissions of PA Dairy & Allied Industries 

Association, Inc. or All-American Dairy Show officials, agents, employees, directors, officers, volunteers, representatives or agents. I certify by signing this entry 

that (1) the entry information is true and correct; (2) I have the authority to make this AGREEMENT, CERTIFICATION AND WAIVER, and to bind all persons 

and enterprises with any interest in the entered animal(s) to the terms of this AGREEMENT, CERTIFICATION AND WAIVER, and do so bind them, their heirs, 

assigns or successors; (3) I, on my own behalf, and/or behalf of all other persons and enterprises having any interest in the entered animal(s) together with 

my, our and/or their heirs, assigns and successors are bound by the provisions of this entry, and this AGREEMENT, CERTIFICATION AND WAIVER; (4) I and all 

other persons and enterprises with an interest in the entered animal(s) accept full responsibility for my actions, and for those of anyone else, including but not 

limited to fitters, who are involved in the care of, show preparation and/or showing of the entered animal(s); and (5) I have established a Veterinarian-Client- 

Patient Relationship for the animal(s) entered and exhibited. 

I HAVE READ AND AGREE TO THE ABOVE. 

__________________________________ ________________________________ ______/_______/_______ 

Signature, Owner or Authorized Agent Print or Type Name Date 

8/20/11 9/1/11 

FEE TABLE 

BY 

24 

TO TO HOURS 

(per animal) 8/19/11 

8/31/11 9/18/11 

BEFORE 

Youth Show Only $30.00 $40.00 $55.00 ------------ 

Youth Show & Open show $40.00 $50.00 $125.00 ------------ 

Open Show Only $30.00 $40.00 $125.00 $225.00 

Number of Animals Entered: 

Number of Extra Stalls ($30.00 ea): 

Total Fees (This form only): 

Make checks payable to “AADS” 

____________ 

____________ 

$ ___________ 

CREDIT CARD INFORMATION 

VISA MASTERCARD DISCOVER 

Card Holders Name: ____________________________________________ 

Card #: _______________________________________________________ 

CVV2#: _______________Exp. Date: ______________Zip Code: _______ 

Signature: _____________________________________________________ 

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: 

1. INDIVIDUAL ANIMALS - fill in all spaces for each animal. Ear tag and/ 

or tattoo must be listed. 

2. PRODUCTION RECORDS - An official (DHI-DHIR) actual 2X, 305 

days or less record should be listed on each lactating animal Junior 3 yr. 

old and older. Entries without production records will be marked "No 

305D record with entry". 

3. GROUP ENTRIES - Get of Sire: Identify Sire ONLY on line for name 

of "Sire". Produce of Dam: Identify Dam ONLY on line for name of 

"Dam". Dam and Daughter: Identify Daughter on line for "Name of 

Animal" and identify dam on line for name of "Dam". 

4. ENTRY FORMS - must be signed by owner or authorized agent. 

5. STALLING - Include any special requests for stabling 

ANY ADDITIONAL REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 4:00 P.M. 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 

LARGE GROUPS - INDICATE TAIL TO TAIL OR IN LINE. 

STALLING REQUESTS: 

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* * * ONLY LIST ONE BREED ON THIS FORM * * * Breed: ______________________(Additional copies may be made/printed) 

1) Open Class Number: __________ Youth Class Number: ____________ 

Name of Animal: _______________________________________ Registration Number: ______________________________________ 

Ear Tag: ____________________ Tattoo: ______________________ Born: _______________________ Sex: _____________________ 

Sire: __________________________________________________Registration Number: _______________________________________ 

Dam: _________________________________________________Registration Number: _______________________________________ 

Breeder: _______________________________________________Current Owner: ____________________________________________ 

(from registration certificate) 

Age Started 

Production Record 

Production Record ______ yrs. ______ mo. ______ days _________Milk _______ Fat _______ % ________ Protein ______% 

(Actual Official Record-DHI or DHIR-2X, 305 days or less only 








Age Started 











Age Started 











Age Started 











Age Started 




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Thank you * Thank You * Thank you 

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Sponsors of the: 

Judging Contest Banquet 

Junior Dairy Management $1000 Scholarship 

Charles Itle Good Housekeeping Award 

Youth Showmanship Milkshakes 

Special Recognition to the Milking Facilities Team 

David Smith, Manager 

Brian Harris, Sanitation Specialist 

Steve Cornman, Milk Wagon 

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Proud to sponsor the 


www.cargill.com/dairy 

Ag Choice Farm Credit 13 

All-American 

Dairy Foundation 17 

All Star Barn 40 

Allflex 36 

American Guernsey 

Association 30 

Animal Medic, Inc 7 

APC, Inc 24 

Brothers Three 

Brown Swiss 27 

Brown Swiss Association 27 

Cargill 44 

Comfort Inn Riverfront 7 

Cowsmopolitan 2 

Dairy Agenda Today 44 

Days Inn Harrisburg 6 

Fight Bac 17 

Fulton Bank 39 

Growmark FS, LLC 24 

Holstein International 34 

ADVERTISERS 

Barbara Kerstetter 

Financial Services 27 

Kingstead Farms 38 

Lira Gold Products 31 

Mid-Atlantic Dairy Assn. & 

Pennsylvania Dairy 

Promotion Program 24 

Mid-Atlantic Milking 

Shorthorn Society 38 

Milk Products, Inc 44 

Multimin, Noth American 34 

New Generation Genetics 27 

PA Ayrshire Breeders 

Association 18 

Peace & Plenty Farms 31 

Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and 

Promotion Services, Inc. 15 

Performance Products, Inc 43 

Prima Tech USA 18 

Taurus Service 35 

TDL Agritech, LLC 27 

Windy Knoll View 31 

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