a senior 3-year-old, Smart K.O. MeMe, and Monroeville. SA-Fire Sultans Sissy sold for Avery Bridges of Shelby, N.C. Winning the Lexinton, N.C. The second high selling ani-
reserve grand was a 4-year-old, Mapleton $2,450 to Bob Brown, Centerburg. bid at $2,700 was Allen Cook, mal was lot 23, Duncan Trident Paris, con-
VLY AC Zeta. Jimmy Hensley, Milkin Duds Buckeye Dairy Club Guernsey Sale — Mechanicsburg. signed by Neil, Drew and Rachel Duncan
Farm, Daleville, Ind., owned both. Junior The sale averaged $1,979 on live lots. The Ayrshire Sale—The sale averaged of Warsaw. Winning the bid at $2,300 was
champion was a winter yearling heifer, high selling animal was lot 2, Mona Lous $1,315 on 34 live lots. The high selling ani- Ron Kenney of Harrod.
Milkin Duds Valors Rihanna, shown by Levi Misty, consigned from Thomas Derr mal was lot 15, Palmyra Landon S. Ginger, Midwest Review Brown Swiss Sale —
Jimmy Hensley. Reserve junior champion of Carey. The winning bid was $3,050 by a fall yearling heifer consigned by Palmyra Sixty-two head averaged $3,195 and were
was a spring yearling heifer, Gold Mine SM Erica Showalter, Cambridge. The second Farm Cattle Partnership and Ralph Shank sold into 16 states and Canada. The top
Classic Diva-ET, shown by Cheyenne high selling animal was Sunrise Hercules Jr. of Hagerstown, Md., that was pur- selling animal sold for $13,700 to a buyer
Cartee of JC Dairy Farm, New Holland. Melanie, a consignment from Olivia and chased for $4,000 by Steven Ward of from Manitoba, Canada.
Supreme Champions— The grand
finale of Spring Dairy Expo came on
Saturday afternoon with the naming of the
supreme champions. Each breed’s grand
champion and junior champions entered
the ring. Both Judges worked together to
select the winners.
In the open show, Indiana Veda, the
Jersey senior 3-year-old cow owned by
Williams Jerseys of McConnellsville, was
named supreme champion. Junior champi-
on was Des Chamois Princesse-ET, an
Ayrshire heifer owned by M&J Heifer
Care, Mike and Juli Hemp of Chebanse, Ill.
In the junior show, supreme champion
again was Indiana Veda, shown by Erin
and Jody Williams, McConnelsville. Junior
supreme champion of the junior show was
the Brown Swiss heifer, Fairdale Dynasty
Rook, shown by Kirby Sparrow of
Owenton, Ky.
Youth Showmanship — 11 and Under:
1. Justin Lemmerman, 2. Jake Locks, 3.
Tristen Spahr; 12 and 13: 1. Tanner Topp, 2.
Cassidy Schirmer, 3. Allison Mangun; 14
and 15: 1. Allison Janes, 2. Clay
Hershberger, 3. Will Frankenberger; 16 to
20: 1. Rachel Klier, 2. Hannah Geyer, 3.
Heidi Moff.
Spring Expo Holstein Sale —Lot 1
was the top seller and was first choice
pick of 19 transfers from Ri-Val-Re Shtle
Desirae-ET – VG 88 EX MS and Braedale
Goldwyn. Greg Hardy of Tipton, Mich.,
was the final bidder for $13,000. Lot 3, a
consignment from Gene Iager from
Fulton, Md., was the second high seller.
Walnutway Kite Casey, a 12/3/2006
model sold for $12,700 to Jim Kemp of
West Salem and Larry Kibler of Luray, Va.
Coming out as the third high selling indi-
vidual was lot 8, another consignment
from Gene Iager; MD-Maple-Lawn Du
Marquee-ET. This animal is a Durham
and is a full sister to the infamous MD-
Maple-Lawn D-Miranda – EX 95 (EX 97
MS). The December 2007 heifer was
bought by Michael Strehle, Wakeman, and
Troyce Webster, Oberlin, for $12,500. The
sale averaged $3,956 on 36 live lots.
Apple Creek, Ohio Dresden, Ohio Harrod, Ohio Minford, Ohio
Buckeye Classic Holstein Elite Sale —
Maysville Elevator Dresden Feed & Supply county line Ag Service Scioto valley Farm Supply
The sale averaged $2,591 on live lots. The
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high selling animal was lot 2, Ri-Val-Re
Breman, Ohio Farmersville, Ohio Houston, Ohio Nova, Ohio
rushcreek Feed & Supply co, inc. Brubaker Grain the Farmers Elevator co Nova Farmers Supply, inc.
Lana D Rae-ET, consigned from Jerry
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Jorgensen of Webberville, Mich., and 800-328-6564
Bucyrus, Ohio Jackson, Ohio Seaman, Ohio
bought for $4,750 by Brandi Schlauch, Big West Side Feed Service, inc. Ft. Recovery, Ohio circle M Farms Feed & Supply W.c. Milling llc
Prairie. The second high selling animal was
419-562-6806 Big K Feed Mills, inc. 740-988-3455 937-386-2282
a first choice female from Regancrest G
419-375-4578
Caldwell, Ohio Kirtland, Ohio Shelby, Ohio
Brandis-ET and was a consignment of
Jones Feed Greenville, Ohio Kirtland Feed co., inc. Walnut hills Feeds
740-732-4135 Keller Grain & Feed 440-256-1891 419-342-2942
Jonathan Heinsohn of Kirkland, Ill. The
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Cedarville, Ohio Westville, Ohio
$4,100 winning bid was from Jason
Kent’s Feed Barn Westville Grain company
Lamoreaux of Belding, Mich. 937-766-5570 937-653-4224
Buckeye Dairy Club Jersey Sale— The
sale averaged $ 1,870 on live lots. The high
selling animal was lot 15, Tri-Koebel Iatola
Mouse-ET, consigned from Greta Koebel of
Three Oaks, Mich. The winning bid was
$2,500 by Jerry Lemmermen of Galloway.
The second high selling animal was lot 17,
a consignment of Kenneth Gerber of
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