International Junior Holstein Show
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Aged Cow (6):
1. Logsdons Durham Cher (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET x Logsdons Charoyal Cheeks), Katie Gibson & Michaela Sanders, Eminence, KY
2. Stone-Front Advent Laverne (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Shane Noldolf, Rudolph, WI
3. Eastriver I R M Jewel (Indianhead Red-Marker-ET), Elizabeth Hill, Bristol, VT
4. Jb-Glenval Approval Dena (Mr Jed Approval-ET), Jenna Fox, Rockwood, PA
5. Regan-Olmar Dur Sable (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET), Mark Siimon, Megan & Luke Rauen, Farley, IA
6. Scientific Diamond-Red (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Geneva Nunes, Cippewa Falls, WI
"What a beautiful class of aged cows we have here today, but I have a pair that sorts itself quite handily to the top of the class with their beautiful open dairy frames. First places over second because she's got a little more levelness in her front and rear teats, and has a higher, wider rear uddder than the cow in second. Second places over third because of her extreme balance and the way she tracks out on her hind legs. That easy movement and the way she keeps her legs up underneath her places her easily in second. Third places over fourth because of her total width throughout - width through the front end - width through the rear udder."
1. Logsdons Durham Cher (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET x Logsdons Charoyal Cheeks), Katie Gibson & Michaela Sanders, Eminence, KY
2. Stone-Front Advent Laverne (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Shane Noldolf, Rudolph, WI
3. Eastriver I R M Jewel (Indianhead Red-Marker-ET), Elizabeth Hill, Bristol, VT
4. Jb-Glenval Approval Dena (Mr Jed Approval-ET), Jenna Fox, Rockwood, PA
5. Regan-Olmar Dur Sable (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET), Mark Siimon, Megan & Luke Rauen, Farley, IA
6. Scientific Diamond-Red (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Geneva Nunes, Cippewa Falls, WI
"What a beautiful class of aged cows we have here today, but I have a pair that sorts itself quite handily to the top of the class with their beautiful open dairy frames. First places over second because she's got a little more levelness in her front and rear teats, and has a higher, wider rear uddder than the cow in second. Second places over third because of her extreme balance and the way she tracks out on her hind legs. That easy movement and the way she keeps her legs up underneath her places her easily in second. Third places over fourth because of her total width throughout - width through the front end - width through the rear udder."
