posted Jan 7, 2012 9:24 AM by Virginia Holstein
This year’s annual meeting was held November 12th
at the Weyers Cave Community Center in Augusta County. The morning started with the Junior
activities. The 4-H dairy judging team
set up a silent auction to raise money for their trip to Europe next
summer. They also sold Christmas cards
and auctioned off the table centerpieces.
The Juniors held their public speaking contest, annual membership
meeting, dairy jeopardy and dairy bowl contests.
The adult activities began with the annual
membership meeting called to order by President Matt Nuckols. Reports were presented and directors from all
the districts were elected. The new
President in Lois Skeen, Secretary-Treasurer Margie Ann Dick, Public Director
Barbara Clary. An awards luncheon
started at noon after a milk toast was given by alternate dairy princess,
Esther Smith of Rockingham county. The
Meritorious Service award was presented to Barbara Clary and James Cook, the
co-chairpersons for the National Holstein convention held in Richmond. They put a lot of time and hard work into
planning and coordinating the committees for the convention. A lot of attendees commended all those who
contributed to the success of the convention.
Award sponsors, Riley and Barbara Wagner presented them each with a
clock plaque award.
The All-Virginia and Junior All-Virginia Awards were
presented and Cassidy Lam presented her junior prepared speech, “Raw milk vs.
Pasteurized milk.” The Junior
scholarship was awarded to Liz Leonard.
The Junior officers will be President, Liz Leonard, Vice President Ben
Smith, Secretary Hayley Potts, Treasurer Cole Leonard, Reporter Davey Hardesty. They presented Carol McComb a gift for all
her hard work and contributions to the Junior Holstein Association.
Progressive Genetics Herd Award recipients: Mar-Bil
Farms, James Cook, Eastview Farm, Melvin Ronk, Monta Vista, Inc., Early Dawn
Dairy, Belair Dairy LLC, Beery Farms Inc.,Byard Rohrer, Allen Layman, Alvis
Farm LLC, Riggs & Stiles Inc, Cherry Grove Farm of Fairfield Inc., Seth and
Ruth Jamison, Virginia Tech Foundation, Kenneth Smith, Robert Stoots. |
posted Jan 7, 2012 9:18 AM by Virginia Holstein
This year’s Holstein show was held Saturday, August 6 at the
Rockingham county fairgrounds in Harrisonburg.
Judge Kelly Barbee of North Carolina placed 83 head exhibited by junior
and adult members.
The morning began at 8 a.m. with showing and fitting
classes. The results are as follows:
Senior Division: 1st
Hayley Potts 2nd Hunter
McCray 3rd Joseph Gilbert
Intermediate Division:
1st Cole Leonard, 2nd Kelly Callender , 3rd Trip Bopp
Novice Division: 1st Cassidy Lam , 2nd Allison Bailey
Fitting and Showing Champion-George Edgerton Memorial Award: Hayley Potts
(Sponsored by Remrose Holsteins-The Skeen’s)
Spring Calf (14):
1st and 1st Jr. Jennings-Gap Secure Macy-red, Thomas Grow
2nd Heiz-Acres Dusk Dotz,
Heiz-Acres 3rd Ken-Wan Aftershock Esmerelda 2nd Jr.
Jennings-Gap Secure Josie-red, Billie Jo Swope 3rd Jr. Lo-Pine
Advent Madison-red, Cassidy Lam
Winter Calf (7):
1st Ron-Rou Aftershock Sprinkle, Ron-Rou Jr. 2nd Janney Advent Shedaisy-red, Janney 3rd
and 1st Jr. Pottsdale piccolo Sunfire-red, Chris Potts 2nd
Jr. Walkup Spearmint Flossie, Kelly Callender 3rd Jr. Lo-Pine
Shottle Lanie, Cassidy Lam
Fall Calf (10): 1st
Harvue Atwood Emily Ann, Harvue/Matt
Hardesty 2nd : Monta Vista
Demello M-Azing, Rosemary Liskey 3rd Eastview Advent Ally MG-ET,
Eastview 1st Jr. Monta Vista
Dusk Addison, Kathryn Liskey 2nd Jr. Colebelle Sanchez Duchess, Cole
Leonard 3rd Jr. H-Two-O
Advent Excelsior-ET, Joseph Gilbert
Summer Yrlg (7): 1st
and 1st Jr. Harvue Atwood Fox-ET, Harvue/Davey Hardesty , 2nd
and 2nd Jr.: Jennings-Gap Blitz Joey, Billie Jo Swope 3rd
and 3rd Jr. Pottsdale Jet
Sable-RC, Dogwood/Hayley Potts
Spring Yrlg (7):
1st Janney Mr. B Sedonas Secret, Janney ,2nd and 1st
Jr.: Harvue Contender Britta-red, Harvue/Davey Hardesty 3rd Ken-Wan
Ambrosia Jade, Ken-Wan,2nd Jr. Windy-Knoll-View Cinder-ET, Cole
Leonard 3rd Jr. Gloryland-HM Candy-red, Mikayla Bailey
Winter Yrlg (3): 1st
Ron-Rou Lou Kay, Ron-Rou 2nd and 1st Jr.: Walkup Sanchez
Patti, Kristina Callender. 3rd and 2nd Jr. Harvue Advent
Ruby-red, Harvue/Davey Hardesty
Fall Yrlg (7): 1st
Heiz-Acres Pollard Kelsey, Heiz-Acres 2nd Gloryland-LB Leas Ha
Rae-ET , Gloryland 3rd and 1st Jr. C-Rhodes-FT Damion
Venus-TW, Elizabeth Rhodes, 2nd Jr. Pintail-Point Sugar Cookie,
Joseph Gilbert, 3rd Jr. Pottsdale Shottle Razzle, Logan Potts
Junior Champion
(Youth Show): Thomas Grow,
Jennings-Gap Secure Macy-Red
Reserve Jr. Champion Davey
Hardesty, Harvue Atwood Fox-ET
Junior Champion (Open
Show) Ron-Rou,Ron-Rou Aftershock
Sprinkle
Reserve Jr. Champion Thomas Grow, Jennings-Gap
Secure Macy-Red
Honorable Mention Davey
Hardesty, Harvue Atwood Fox-ET
Junior Best 3 Females: 1 Harvue 2 Ron-Rou 3 Billie Jo Swope
Dry 3 & 4 yr. 1st Old
Mt. Damion Sherry, Clarke McAden/Park Forest
Dry 5 yr and older 1st and 1st Jr.
Brookco-RS Mr. Sam Dot-ET, Trip Bopp
Futurity for 3 year
old cows(6): 1st and
1st youth: Pottsdale Goldwyn Rozina-ET, Logan Potts 2nd and
2nd Jr. Harvue-B Damion Sara Beth, Davey Hardesty 3rd
BBVK Stormatic Abby-ET, Janney & Rhoderick
Jr. 2 yr. old (4): 1st and 1st Jr.
Harvue Roy Divine, Davey Hardesty 2nd and 2nd Jr.
Heiz-Acres Planet Veronica, Lindsey Heizer, 3rd and 3rd
Jr. MS Schaapman Storm, Trip Bopp
Sr. 2 yr. old (6): 1st Gloryland-LB Lola Rae,
Janney 2nd Pottsdale Lou Kaliope-ET, Dogwood 3rdand 1st
Jr H-Two-O Advent Excetra-ET, Joseph Gilbert
Jr. 3 yr. old (1): 1st Janney Roy Ava, Janney
Holsteins
Sr. 3 yr. old (1): 1st and 1st
Jr. Walkup Blitz Trisha, Kelly Callender
4 yr.old (4): 1st Harvue Roy MS Lucy, Harvue 2nd
Janney Talent Sedona-Red, Janney 3rd Heiz-Acres Spirte Glory,
Heiz-Acres
5 yr. old (2): 1st Faw-Valley Gibson
Fanny-ET, Janney, 2nd Heiz-Acres Lheros Verona, Heiz-Acres
Aged Cow(4): 1st Harvue Gibson Lola,
Harvue 2nd and 1st Jr. Pottsdale Outside Belle, Chris
Potts 3rd Heiz-Acres Roy Goofy, Heiz-Acres
100,000 Cow (3):
1st Greenlea Mindy-Red, Hunter McCray 2nd Heiz-Acres
Durham Almond Joy, Heiz-Acres, 3rd MS Wm King Morty Winnie-ET,
Harvue
Senior and Grand
Champion (Youth) and recipient of Bob McComb Memorial Award, sponsored
by VA Jr. Holstein Association: Hunter
McCray, Greenlea Mindy-Red
Reserve Sr. and Grand
Champion Davey Hardesty,
Harvue Roy Divine
Sr. and Grand
Champion (open) Hunter
McCray, Greenlea Mindy-Red
Reserve Sr. and Grand
champion Janney
Holsteins, Janney Roy Ava
Best Udder of Show: Janney
Roy Ava
Best Bred and Owned (open and youth): Dr. William Etgen
Memorial Award sponsored by Dairy Club at VT Open: Janney Roy Ava, Janney Holsteins
Youth: Pottsdale
Outside Belle, Chris Potts
Dam and Daughter: 1 Heiz-Acres 2 Janney
Produce of Dam: 1
Janney 2 Harvue 3 Joseph Gilbert
Best 3 Females: 1
Harvue 2 Heiz-Acres
Breeders Herd: 1
Harvue 2 Heiz-Acres 3 Janney
Premier Breeder: Heiz-Acres
Premier Exhibitor: TIE
(Janney and Harvue)
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posted Jan 7, 2012 9:01 AM by Virginia Holstein
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updated Jan 7, 2012 9:13 AM
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 : left to right, VA alternate Dairy princess Esther Smith, James Janney, Malorie Rhoderick, LaVaun Janney and Dairy maid, Brooke Ambler
April 2, 2011 Judge: Jim Burdette
Grand Champion Open Division
Jr Three Year Old Cow: BBVK Stormatic Abby-ET
Exhibited by James & LaVaun Janney & M Rhoderick
Reserve Grand Champion Open Division
Four Year old Cow Janney Talent Sedona
Exhibited by James and LaVaun Janney
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posted Apr 10, 2011 4:37 AM by Virginia Holstein
The painting,
"Family", is a gift from Loudoun County, VA artist Mary Hope
Worley. The painting is a scene from a western Loudoun County. In
the background is the Blue Ridge Mountain and the barn from Round Oak
Farm. In front of the barn is the world renown Holstein bull, Round Oak
Rag Apple Elevation. All of the Holsteins in the picture can be traced
back to "Elevation". The frame is from the wooden door that
hung next to "Elevation's" pen while he was at Round Oak. The
artist is a cousin of Ronald Hope and was raised on a family farm just south of
Leesburg. The painting has been
donated to Holstein Foundation for the benefit of youth programs and will
auctioned at the beginning of the National Holstein Convention Sale on Friday,
June 24. |
posted Apr 10, 2011 4:24 AM by Virginia Holstein
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updated Apr 10, 2011 4:36 AM
]
Virginia Juniors are raffling an Apple 4G I touch iPod with
$200 in downloads; clock radio with docking station, Bose headphones,
connection devices valued at over $800 with the proceeds going to the Virginia Junior Holstein scholarship fund. Virginia Juniors established a scholarship fund from which they have been offing a $600 award to one of their own outstanding members. This year they have raised the scholarship amount to $1000. Raffle tickets can be purchased with your convention registration, at the convention or by contacting a Virginia Junior Holstein member. For more information about the convention, visit www.holsteinconvention2011.com
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posted Apr 10, 2011 4:15 AM by Virginia Holstein
 David Hardesty, Jr.(left) of
Berryville has been selected as a 2011 Young Distinguished Junior Holstein
Member. He is one of eight junior members nationwide that have been
selected for this honor based on an extensive application of his participation
on the family farm, junior Holstein and other youth activities.
"Davey" becomes only the third Virginia junior Holstein member to
receive this award since its inception in 2004. The Young DJM Award is
for junior Holstein members under the age of 16.
He is the son of David
and Debbie Hardesty of Berryville.  Chris Potts (right) of
Purcellville has been named a Semi-Finalist in theNational Distinguished
Junior Member Contest. Twelve semi-finalists are named in this contest
which began in 1922. Six finalists will be named at the 2011 National
Holstein Convention in Richmond in June. Chris's selection for this award
was after his submitting a comprehensive application. Chris is a junior at VA
Tech majoring in dairy science and plans to return to his family's farm,
Dogwood Farm, after graduation in 2012. He has been very active in 4-H
and the VA Junior Holstein Association and has served on the Board of Directors
and President of the VA Junior Holstein Association.
Chris is the son of Mike
and Nancy Potts, Purcellville |
posted Mar 12, 2011 9:12 AM by Virginia Holstein
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updated Mar 12, 2011 6:54 PM
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April 2nd Virginia Holstein Association will hold its 31st Spring show. Will there be sunny skies or snow flurries is anyones guess, but there will be beautiful Holsteins on parade. Entries are due March 18th to Secretary Margie Ann Dick. Entry forms were emailed and mail via US Mail or can be download. Please do not bring tack or cattle prior to 8:00 am Thursday, March 30th . The show will start at 10am on Saturday with the Showing and Fitting classes then proceed with the type classes. A silent semen auction to benefit the spring show will be held throughout the morning. You can bid on 10 units of Pine-Tree Sid-ET donated by Wayne Waggy and Semex. The auction will conclude at Noon. Bid will be taken at the show clerks desk or via phone at 540-878-1659. Any questions, please call Margie Ann Dick at 540-439-2980 or email vaholstein@vaholstein.org
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posted Oct 12, 2009 5:35 PM by Virginia Holstein
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updated Mar 12, 2011 2:03 PM
]
By Terry Perotti Lam
This year’s
annual membership meeting was held December 10 and 11 at the Holiday Inn
Staunton Golf and Conference
Center. On Friday, December 10, the Region 4 Holstein
Meeting was held with about twenty members and presenters in attendance. Discussion included an overview of Holstein
Association programs, updates and possible bylaw changes. That evening, there
was an adult and junior ice cream social.
The next
morning, Lindsey Worden, from the Holstein Association gave a presentation. The annual membership meeting was called to
order by President Matt Nuckols. The meeting included review of the financial
reports, old and new business of the association, nominating committee report
and election of directors. At the
reorganization meeting, the following officers were elected: Past President,
Jimmy Kerr, President, Matthew Nuckols, Vice President, Lois Skeen,
Secretary/Treasurer, Margie Ann Dick, Public Director, Barbara Clary. Riley
Wagner gave a short National Convention sale report stating that selections
would begin in February. They are looking for either high genomic consignments
(at least 2000 GTPI) or exceptional show animals. Sale consignments are not required to be genomically
tested, but it is in the best interest of consigner to do so. Matt Nuckols discussed his experiences with
genomic testing. The 50 K test is $135 and is 70% reliable. The 3 K test is $35
and is 60% reliable.
Discussion
was also brought up about the format of the annual meeting; if it should be one
day or two and what time of year it should be?
Another item to consider is whether to have a State sale or not or if it
should be moved to fall? If a Virginia
Holstein member has an opinion one way or the other, they should contact one of
the board members
Also, Virginia breeders will be given a discount advertising in
the Holstein World and Southeastern Holstein News in the May
issue for the souvenir booklet especially printed for the National Holstein
Convention in Richmond. Frank Putnam, from Holstein World, was
in attendance and welcomed Virginia
breeders to advertise in the publication at a discount through April 1st.
The adult
and junior awards luncheon was held at noon.
Master of Ceremonies was David Winston.
Virginia Dairy Princess, Ashley Rubush, presented a milk toast. This
year’s Meritorious Service Award was presented by Mike Hendrix to David
Barns. David could not make it to the
luncheon, but he will receive a clock plaque, sponsored by Riley and Barbara
Wagner. David has served on several
committees and was sale chairman for many years. He has served as both Vice President and
President of the Virginia Holstein Association and was President of the
Appalachian Holstein Club for 21 years.
He has friends everywhere and recently moved to North Carolina.
Lois Skeen
presented the Kerr’s with a farm sign in appreciation for hosting the 2010
field day.
Earlier, the
juniors held a public speaking contest, had a membership meeting with election
of officers, and then many participated in dairy jeopardy. The following participated in Minnesota at the 2010
National Convention: Speech contest-Jr. Tripp Bopp, Intermediate Matthew
Liskey, Senior division Liz Leonard.
Dairy Jeopardy-Junior Logan
Potts, Cole Leonard, Isabelle Leonard, Intermediate Haley Potts. Digital
Scrapbook-Jr. Holstein President Jamie Kerr.
Progressive Genetics Herd Award Winners:
Mar-Bil Farms, James Cook, Eastview Farm Inc., Melvin Ronk,
Monta Vista Inc., Early Dawn Dairy, Belair Dairy LLC, Beery Farms Inc., Byard
Rohrer, Allen Layman, Alvis Farm LLC, Riggs & Stiles Inc., Richard Watkins
& Sons, Inc., Leland Keith Moyer, Oakmulgee Dairy Farm, Inc., Cherry Grove
Farm of Fairfield Inc., Kenneth Smith, Robert Stoots, Seth and Ruth Jamison,
and Virginia Tech Foundation
Jamie Kerr announced the 2010 Junior All-Virginia results as follows:
Spring Calf-Harvue Contender Britta-Red Leslie
Hardesty
Reserve: S-A-Z Pendleton Gabriella Anna Whelan
Winter Calf-Harvue Advent Ruby-Red Davey Hardesty
Reserve: Walkup Sanchez Patti Kristina Callender
Fall Calf: Car-J Lennon Shayna-ET Kristina Callender
Reserve: S-A-Z Final Cut Esme Jessie
Compton
Summer Yearling- Heiz-Acres Planet Veronica Lindsey Heizer
Reserve: Pottsdale J Firecracker-Red Hayley Potts
Spring Yearling-Walkup Affirmed Sally Kelly Callender
Winter Yearling-KJHP II Laramee Kara Ivy Cline
Junior 2 year old-Marbri Goldwyn Lana-ET Tripp Bopp
Senior 2 year old: Pottsdale Goldwyn Rozina-ET Logan Potts
Reserve: S-A-Z Damion Paris Vinnie Albin
Junior 3 year old: Harvue Aspen Sasha Davey Hardesty
Reserve: Pottsdale Advent Sadie-ET Hayley Potts
Four year old: Brookco-RS MrSam Dot-ET Tripp Bopp
Aged cow: Heiz-Acres Outside Vermont Lindsey
Heizer
The 2010 All-Virginia
Awards results:
Spring Calf-sponsored by Heiz-Acres
All-Virginia- Ron-Rou
Sanchez Cupcake Owner: Ron-Rou
Reserve- Harvue
Contender Britta-Red Owner:
Leslie Hardesty
Hon. Mention- S-A-Z
Pendleton Gabriella Owner:
Anna Whelan
Winter Calf-sponsored by Ameva Farm
All-Virginia- Harvue
Advent Ruby-Red Owner: Davey Hardesty
Reserve- Walkup
Sanchez Patti Owner: Kristina Callender
Hon. Mention: Janney
Linjet Carnation Owner: Janney and
Goldenberg
Fall Calf-sponsored by Wall Bros. Dairy
All-VA Car-J
Lennon Shayna-ET Owner: Kristina
Callender
Reserve- S-A-Z
Final Cut Esme Owner:
Jessie Compton
Summer Yearling-sponsored by Early Dawn Dairy
All-VA Ken-Wan
Damion Angelica Owner: Ken-Wan
Farm
Reserve Heiz-Acres
Planet Veronica Owner: Lindsey
Heizer
Hon. Mention: Pottsdale
J Firecracker-Red Owner:
Hayley Potts
Spring Yearling-sponsored by Ken-Wan Farms
All-VA Heiz-Acres
Spirte Jordan Owner:
Heiz-Acres
Reserve Walkup
Affirmed Sally Owner: Kelly Callender
Winter Yearling-sponsored by Terry Perotti Lam
All-VA Janney
Damion Jas2 Owner: Janney
Reserve Harvue
Rick Arielle Owner:
Shamore Holsteins LLC
Hon. Mention KJHP II
Laramee Kara Owner:
Ivy Cline
Fall Yearling-sponsored by Ron-Rou Holsteins
All-VA Harvue
Durham Elite-ET Owner: Matthew Hardesty
Dry 3 & 4 year old cow-sponsored by Gloryland Holsteins
All-VA Janney
Talent Scarlett-Red Owner:Janney
& Goldenberg
Junior 2 Year Old-sponsored by Walkup Holsteins
All-VA BBVK
Stormatic Abby Owner:
Janney
Reserve Pottsdale
Fortune Roza-ET Owner: Dogwood Farm
Hon. Mention Marbri
Goldwyn Lana-ET Owner: Tripp Bopp
Senior 2 Year Old-sponsored by JR and JG Goodwin
All-VA Harvue
Damion Gypsy Owner: Matthew Hardesty
Reserve Pottsdale
Goldwyn Rozina-ET Owner: Logan Potts
Hon. Mention Janney
Stormatic Asia Owner:
Janney
Junior 3 Year Old-
Ray Smith Hoof Trimming
All-VA Harvue
Aspen Sasha Owner:
Davey Hardesty
Reserve Pottsdale
Advent Sadie-ET Owner:
Hayley Potts
Hon. Mention Janney Roy
Ecstacy Owner:
Janney
Senior 3 year Old-sponsored by Jareco Farms
All-VA Harvue
Elmo Lindsay-TRI Owner: Harvue Farm
Reserve Janney
Talent Sedona-Red Owner: Janney
Four Year Old-sponsored by Cherry Dale Farm, Inc.
All-VA Ocean-View
Durham Carla-ET Owner: Janney
Reserve Faw-Valley
Gibson Fanny-ET Owner: Janney
Hon. Mention Brookco-RS
MrSam Dot-ET Owner: Tripp
Bopp
Five Year Old-sponsored by Eastview Farm Inc.
All-VA Harvue
Gibson Lola Owner: Harvue
Farm
Aged Cow-sponsored by
Mar-Bil Farms
All-VA Heiz-Acres
Outside Vermont Owner: Lindsey Heizer
Reserve MS SM
King Mort Winnie-ET Owner: Daniel
and Matt Hardesty
Junior Best 3 Females-sponsored by Alvere Holsteins
All-VA Harvue
Farms
Reserve Heiz-Acres
Produce of
Dam-sponsored by Jeff & Phyllis Meador
All-VA Janney
Holsteins
Dam and Daughter-sponsored by Monta Vista Inc.
All-VA Lindsey
Heizer
Reserve Janney
Holsteins
Best 3 Females-sponsored by Janney Holsteins
All-VA Harvue
Farm
Breeders Herd-sponsored by Shamore Holsteins LLC
All-VA Harvue
Farm |
posted Oct 12, 2009 5:34 PM by Virginia Holstein
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updated Mar 12, 2011 3:15 PM
]
 Virginia Holstein is extending an invitation to YOU, if you are currently not a member nor have not been a member in the last 5 years. We are offering a special rate of $15 to join the association for one year. Come on, give us a try!
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posted Oct 12, 2009 4:33 PM by Virginia Holstein
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updated Mar 18, 2011 6:45 AM
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44th Virginia Holstein Summer Show Submitted by Terry Perotti Lam, State Editor This year’s Holstein show was held Saturday, August 7 at the Rockingham County Fairgrounds in Harrisonburg. Judge Terry Rawn of Charles Town, WV placed 86 head exhibited by juniors and adults. The morning began at 8 a.m. with showing and fitting classes. Spring Calf (11): 1st and 1 Ron-Rou Sanchez Cupcake, Ron-Rou 2nd and 1st youth Harvue Contender Britta-Red, Leslie Hardesty 3rd Janney Talent Equisite, Janney 2nd youth S-A-Z Pendleton Gabriella, Anna Whelan 3rd youth Kenwan Ambition Penny, Veronica Saylor Winter Calf (9): 1st and 1 youth: Harvue Advent Ruby-Red, David Hardesty, Jr. 2nd Janney Linjet Carnation, Janney 3rd Ron-Rou Lou Kay, Ron-Rou 2nd youth Walkup Sanchez Patti, Kristina Callender Fall Calf (9): 1st Heiz-Acres Pollard Kelsey, Heiz Acrers, 2nd: Harvue Roy Daphne, Daniel Hardesty, 3rd and 1styouth S-A-Z Final Cut Esme, Jessie Compton, 2nd youth Car-J Lennon Shayna-ET, Kristina Callender, 3rd youth Pottsdale Shottle Razzle-ET Logan Potts Summer Yrlg (6): 1st Kenwan Damion Angelica, Kenwan , 2nd and 1st youth: Heiz-Acres Planet Veronica, 3rdand 2nd youth Pottsdale J Firecracker-Red, Hayley Potts, 3rd youth Harvue Deb Briarrose-Red-ET, David Hardesty, Jr. Spring Yrlg (7): 1st Heiz-Acres Spirte Jordan, Heiz Acres,2nd and 1st youth: Walkup Affirmed Sally, Kelly Callender 3rd Ron-Rou Pronto Carlena, Ron-Rou, 2 nd youth Ms Schaapman Storm 2840-ET, Trip Bopp 3rd youth S-A-Z Royce Ryder, Maddy Carte Winter Yrlg (8): 1st Janney Damion Jas 2-ET, Janney, 2nd and 1st youth: Harvue Pagewire Eden-ET, David Hardesty, Jr. 3rd Harvue Aspen Golda, Harvue, 2nd youth KJHP II Laramee Kara, Ivy Kline, 3rd youth Kenwan Lou La Belle, Jordan Carte Fall Yrlg (5): 1st Harvue Durham Elite-ET, 2nd and 1st youth H-Two-O Advent Excetera-ET, Joseph Gilbert, 3rdEastview Stoljoc Suzi MG-ET, Eastview, 2nd youth Rilara-WRC Cldsrng Diana KY, Cole Leonard, 3rd youth S-A-Z Talent Minnie, Victoria Mischler Junior Champion (Youth Show): Davey Hardesty: Harvue Advent Ruby-Red Reserve Jr. Champion Lindsey Heizer:Heiz-Acres Planet Veronica Junior Champion (Open Show) Kenwan: Kenwan Damion Angelica Reserve Jr. Champion Davey Hardesty: Harvue Advent Ruby-Red Junior Best 3 Females: 1 Heiz-Acres 2 Harvue 3 Janney Dry 3 & 4 yr. 1st Janney Talent Scarlett-Red, Janney Holsteins Futurity for 3 year old cows(4): 1st and 1st youth: Pottsdale Advent Sadie-ET 2nd Janney Talent Sedona-Red, Janney 3rd Heiz-Acres Spirte Glory, Heiz-Acres 2nd youth Heiz-Acres Elmo Why, Derek Heizer Jr. 2 yr. old (4): 1st BBVK Stormatic Abby-ET, Janney and Rhoderick 2nd Pottsdale Fortune Roza-ET, Dogwood 3rd and 1 youth S-A-Z Talent Ava, Kelsey Powers-Barb 4th and 2nd youth Marbri Goldwyn Lana-ET, Trip Bopp Sr. 2 yr. old (7): 1st Harvue Damion Gypsy, Matthew Hardesty 2nd Pottsdale Goldwyn Rozina-ET, Logan Potts 3rd Monta-Vista Gldwyn Spice-ET, Rosemary Liskey 1st youth S-A-Z Damion Paris, Vinnie Albin, 2ndyouth KJHP II Talent Gracey, Krista Barb Jr. 3 yr. old (5): 1st and 1st youth Harvue Aspen Sasha, Davey Hardesty, 2nd Janney Roy Ecstasy, Janney 3rd Southbound All Smarty Pants, Terry Perotti, 2nd youth S-A-Z Lennox Kansas, Bobby Kline, 3rdyouth Mohrfield Kite Abbie, Joseph Gilbert Sr. 3 yr. old (2): 1st Harvue Elmo Lindsay-Tri, Harvue, Mar-Bil Drake Lydia, Mar-Bil Farms 4 yr.old (4): 1st Faw-Valley Gibson Fanny, Janney, 2nd Harvue Blitz Skyler, Harvue, 3rd Jon-Lu Sept St Fay-Red-ET, Mar-Bil, 1st youth Brookco-RS Mr Sam Dot-ET, Trip Bopp 5 yr. old (3): 1st Harvue Gibson Lola, Harvue, 2nd West-Hope Talent Casey-ET, Kendra Inman & Mar-Bil 3rd Heiz-Acres Leader Lolli, Heiz-Acres Aged Cow: 1st Heiz-Acres Outside Vermont, Lindsey Heizer Senior and Grand Champion (Youth) and recipient of Bob McComb Memorial Award, sponsored by VA Jr. Holstein Association: Davey Hardesty: Harvue Aspen Sasha Reserve Sr. and Grand Champion Hayley Potts: Pottsdale Advent Sadie-ET Sr. and Grand Champion (open) Davey Hardesty: Harvue Aspen Sasha Reserve Sr. and Grand champion Janney: Faw-Valley Gibson Fanny Best Udder of Show: Harvue Aspen Sasha Best Bred and Owned (open and youth): Dr. William Etgen Memoria Award sponsored by Dairy Club at VT Davey Hardesty: Harvue Aspen Sasha Dam and Daughter: 1 Janney 2 Eastview 3 Lindsey Heizer Produce of Dam: 1 Janney 2 Eastview Best 3 Females: 1 Harvue 2 Janney 3 Heiz-Acres Breeders Herd: 1 Harvue 2 Janney 3 Heiz-Acres Premier Breeder and Exhibitor: Harvue of Berryville, VA Herdsman Award less than 6 head: Eastview Farm Herdsman Award more than 6 head: Shenandoah 4-H Shenandoah Valley Holstein ShowAugust 5 at 6 p.m. Judge Larry Kibler of Luray, Virginia judged the Valley’s district show. Placings are as follows:
Showmanship classes:
Pee Wee class-sponsored by Bill Hughes
Ayla Janney, Rachel Craun and Sarah Craun
Novice class-sponsored by Farm Credit
1st Cassidy Lam
Junior class-sponsored by Dairymen Specialty Co. Inc.
1st Isabelle Leonard 2nd Kelly Callender
Intermediate class-sponsored by Rockingham Coop. Farm Bureau
1st Kristina Callender 2nd Cole Leonard
Senior class-sponsored by Rockingham Mill
1st Lindsey Heizer
Master Showman-Kristina Callender
Spring calf: 1st Ron-Rou Alexander Candy, Ron-Rou, 2nd Janney Talent Exquisite, Janney, 3rd Ron-Rou Sanchez Cupcake, Ron-Rou
Winter calf: 1st Walkup Sanchez Patti, Kristina Callendar, 2nd Ron-Rou Lou Kay, Ron-Rou, 3rd Janney Linjet Carnation, Janney
Fall calf: 1st Heiz-Acres Pollard Kelsey, Heiz-Acres, 2nd Car-J Lennon Shayna-ET, Kristina Callender
Summer yearling: 1st Lo-Pine July Liberty, Terry Perotti, Heiz-Acres Planet Veronica, Lindsey Heizer, Ron-Rou Lou Sandy, Ron-Rou
Spring yearling: 1st Heiz-Acres Spirte Jordan, Heiz-Acres, 2nd Walkup Affirmed Sally, Kelly Callender, 3rdJanney DBR Champagne-Red, Janney and Rhoderick Winter yearling: 1st Janney Damion Jas2-ET, Janney, 2nd Heiz-Acres Kite Flik, Heiz-Acres Fall yearling: 1st Rilara WRC Coldsprings Diana, Cole Leonard Junior Champion: Junior show-Walkup Sanchez Patti, Kristina Callender Reserve Jr. Champion: Jr. Show-Walkup Affirmed Sally, Kelly Callender Jr. Champion: Open show-Heiz-Acres Spirte Jordan, Heiz-Acres Reserve Jr. Champion: open show-Janney Damion Jas2-ET, Janney Jr. best 3 females: 1st Heiz Acres 2nd Janney Dry 3 and 4 yr. old: 1st Janney Talent Scarlett-Red Jr. 2 yr old: 1st BBVK Stormatic Abby-ET, Janney and Rhoderick Sr. 2 yr old: 1st Hidden Falls Durham Kaylee, Meek and Ring, 2nd Monta Vista Goldwyn Spice-ET, Rosemary Liskey, 3rd Heiz-Acres Affirmed Betty, Heiz-Acres Jr. 3 yr old: 1st Janney Roy Ecstasy, Janney, 2nd Southbound All Smarty Pants, Terry Perotti, 3rd, Heiz-Acres Spirte Glory, Heiz-Acres Sr. 3 yr old: 1st Mar-Bil Drake Lydia, Mar-Bil, 2nd Janney Talent Sedona-Red 4 yr old: 1st Faw-Valley Gibson Fanny, Janney, 2nd Jon-Lu Sept St Fay-Red-ET, Mar-Bil 5 yr old: 1st West-Hope Talent Casey-ET, Mar-Bil, 2nd Heiz-Acres Leader Lolli, Heiz-Acres Aged Cow: 1st Heiz-Acres Outside Vermont, Lindsey Heizer Senior Champion and Grand Champion of youth show: Lindsey Heizer (aged cow) Senior Champion and Grand Champion of open show and best udder of show: Janney (4 yr old) Reserve Sr. and Res. Grand Champion of youth show: Derek Heizer (Jr. 3 yr old-Heiz-Acres Elmo Why) Reserve Sr. and Res. Grand champion of open show and best bred and owned: Lindsey Heizer (aged cow) Dam and daughter: 1st Lindsey Heizer 2nd Janney Produce of dam: 1st Janney Best 3 Females: 1st Janney 2nd Heiz-Acres Breeders Herd: 1st Heiz-Acres 2nd Janney Premier breeder: Heiz-Acres Premier Exhibitor: James & LaVaun Janney |
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