International Junior Holstein Show
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Junior 3-year-old (7):
1. Smith Oak Drhm Marge 68-ET (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET x Smith Oak Norman Marisa), Tylor Smith, Reynoldsville, PA
2. Willows-Edge Advent Malika (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Jordan Van Dyk, New Richmond, WI
3. Meyervilla Lou Tanya-ET (Jenny-Lou Marshall P149-ET), Kayli & Kalista Hodorff/Kyle Natzke, Eden, WI
4. Kranzdake Chelsea Marie (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET), Cierra Ehrke-Essock, Fort Atkinson, WI
5. Diamondhead Buckeye Spirit (R-E-W Buckeye-ET), Shelbie Greidanus, Delavan, WI
6. Budjon-JK D D Ebony-ETS (Regancrest Dundee), James Buck, Port Deposit, MD
7. Budjon Stormatic Want To (Comestar Stormatic), Skyler Buman, Symour, WI
"What a quality class of Jr. 3-year-olds from top to bottom. I'm starting with a cow that excels in frame. She's got a beautiful uphill run and more length all the way throughout to place over our second place cow. The second place cow just doesn't have enough front end to get over this cow in first. But it's her depth and strength in her seam and more height in her rear udder that places her over the third place cow. Third over fourth because she's cleaner through the front end than our big wide cow coming out in fourth."
1. Smith Oak Drhm Marge 68-ET (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET x Smith Oak Norman Marisa), Tylor Smith, Reynoldsville, PA
2. Willows-Edge Advent Malika (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Jordan Van Dyk, New Richmond, WI
3. Meyervilla Lou Tanya-ET (Jenny-Lou Marshall P149-ET), Kayli & Kalista Hodorff/Kyle Natzke, Eden, WI
4. Kranzdake Chelsea Marie (Regancrest Elton Durham-ET), Cierra Ehrke-Essock, Fort Atkinson, WI
5. Diamondhead Buckeye Spirit (R-E-W Buckeye-ET), Shelbie Greidanus, Delavan, WI
6. Budjon-JK D D Ebony-ETS (Regancrest Dundee), James Buck, Port Deposit, MD
7. Budjon Stormatic Want To (Comestar Stormatic), Skyler Buman, Symour, WI
"What a quality class of Jr. 3-year-olds from top to bottom. I'm starting with a cow that excels in frame. She's got a beautiful uphill run and more length all the way throughout to place over our second place cow. The second place cow just doesn't have enough front end to get over this cow in first. But it's her depth and strength in her seam and more height in her rear udder that places her over the third place cow. Third over fourth because she's cleaner through the front end than our big wide cow coming out in fourth."
