The results are in for the first DAT Spring Fever Online
Show! We thank all who entered to make this a competitive, fun show and we
thank Mark Rueth and Tammy Voegeli for evaluating the cattle. One Overall
Champion Cow (Prize $250), Res. Champion Cow (Prize $150) and One Overall
Champion Heifer (Prize $175), Res. Champion Heifer (Prize $125) has been
selected from all breeds. The cash prize winners will be contacted!
Ayrshires
Judge: Tammy Voegeli
Winter Heifer Calf
1 Hawksfield Bronana Ashes Sangria exhibited by Mercer &
Sayles
Summer Yearling
1 B3-Ayr Reagan Wonder exhibited by Brothers Three Brown
Swiss
Fall Yearling
1 Miss Beer Money of Iowayside, exhibited by Dana &
Madison Sickles
Dry Cow
1 Miss Bikini of Iowayside exhibited by Dana & Madison
Sickles
Junior Champion – Miss Beer Money of Iowayside exhibited
by Dana & Madison Sickles
Reserve Junior Champion – B3-Ayr Regan Wonder exhibited
by Brothers Three Brown Swiss
Grand Champion – Miss Bikini of Iowayside exhibited
by Dana & Madison Sickles
Comments from Tammy Voegeli
In a small but quality show my junior champion, the fall
yearling, has the advantage of just being a bit more cleaner from end to end
and showing me a bit more for rib and openness to a rib today then our reserve
junior champion. My reserve, the summer yearling, has a lot of strength and
balance throughout, and I feel is well grown for her age. I just would like to
see her a bit sharper across the shoulder and out through her hips and pins to
gain that junior champion title. Congratulations!
In our cows for grand champion with a single entry dry cow,
a beautiful framed cow showing superb quality today. I would love to see this
cow in bloom, and I feel she could handle a lot of competition. Congratulations!
Brown Swiss
Judge: Tammy Voegeli
Winter Heifer Calf
1 Terra-Rose Cliff Shasta exhibited by Nolan Kummer
Fall Heifer Calf
1 Brae Noble Zodeva, Elise & Brady Bleck &
Armbruster Bros Farms
2 Prestige AS Famous Texas, Allison Skinner
3 Round HIll Cater Wyoming ET, Brothers Three Brown Swiss
4 Top Acres Braidn Willow ETV, Matthew Appler
Summer Yearling
1 Wil-Ridge Tessas Treasure, Dana Johnson
2 Cutting Edge Grandslam Demo, Megan Howe
3 Kruse Jaxon Cocoa, Shana Lucking
Spring Yearling
1 Empire Cadence Wind, Brothers Three Brown Swiss
2 USA R Princess, Faith Johnston & Silent Brook Farm
3 Red Brae SPA Carter Miss-ET, Elise & Brady Bleck &
Armbruster Bros Farms
4 Kruses GK Phantom Jambore, Wesley Winch
5 Siegrts Dice Alexiann, James Wanke
Winter Yearling
1 CIE Fjel Mar Flashy Pearl, Mikayla Erf
2 Red Brae EJ Noble Hey Hey, Elise & Brady Bleck &
Armbruster Bros Farms
Fall Yearling
1 BMG Daredevil Laurel, Kelsey Erf
2 Round Hill MBF Whitney ET, Matthew Appler
3 Willow Ridge D Magnolia, Gracie Balogh
4 Dublin Hill Sup Sashie ETV, Steven & Marisa Little
Junior Champion – Brae Noble Zodeva, Elise &
Brady Bleck & Armbruster Bros Farms
Reserve Junior Champion – Wil-Ridge Tessas Treasure, Dana
Johnson
Senior 2-Year-Old
1 Empire Bush Wildfire, Megan Howe
Junior 3-Year-Old
1 Velvet-View Bosephus Poison, Logan & Wyatt Schlauch
2 Udderconfusino Max Fizzle, Hailey Kinney
Aged Cow
1 CIE W Grand Liscilla, Hailey Kinney
Grand Champion- Velvet-View Bosephus Poison, Logan
& Wyatt Schlauch
Reserve Grand – CIE W Grand Liscilla, Hailey Kinney
Comments from Tammy Voegeli
In a really competitive Brown Swiss heifer show, I found two
heifers, for me, that sorted themselves up to the top of the classes. Your fall calf being junior champion with her edge
of just having tremendous balance and style throughout. I love the long clean
head and neck, the sharpness down her top line and her correctness out to her
rump structure today. In addition, I do appreciate how she walks out correctly on
both her front and rear legs. She gets
the nod over a beautiful dairy summer yearling, a mid-July heifer that I feel
has a lot of things you need to appreciate. She’s got beautiful openness and
sweep to her rib and is correct out through that rump, but she just gives up a
little bit of depth of fore rib today. And I would like to see her fuller in
her crops and having a little bit more strength up through her front end. But
these two heifers, I feel, could handle a lot of in person competition out on
the tanbark. Congratulations!
In the cow classes for your grand and reserve I thought it
was a close placing, but I gave the nod to the junior three-year-old. She’s just
a beautiful quality cow. She just blends so nicely in that fore udder
attachment. I love the view from behind
and when she moves out on her feet and legs, she moves out so fluidly and
comfortably on her rear legs today. In addition, she just shows me a little bit
more style up through that front end over our age cow, a cow that you admire
her depth of body but would like to see her a bit snugger in her attachments
and fuller at the top of her rear udder. I do consider it a close placing. Congratulations!
Guernseys
Judge: Mark Rueth
Winter Heifer Calf
1 Trotacre Ernie Sasha, Trotacre Farm
Fall Heifer Calf
1 Spoltmans Blossom Julia, Andrew Yoder
Spring Yearling
1 Topline Dixon Baby JJ, Emily Fisher
2 Rocky HIll Pistoll Hyhope, Logan Shoop
Winter Yearling
1 Topline Showtime Baby Dan, Emily Fisher
2 Trotacre Ladysman Tootsi, Jamie Trotter
3 Whispering Pines Hughs Ruth, Andrew Yoder
4 Lizzie G Leon Enchanted, Elizabeth Watson
Fall Yearling
1 Wanke Copper Penny, James Wanke
Junior Champion - Topline Dixon Baby JJ, Emily Fisher
Reserve Junior Champion - Topline Showtime Baby Dan, Emily
Fisher
Junior Two-Year-Old
1 H Broke Boman Rosi, Dana & Madison Sickles
Junior Three-Year-Old
1 Howacres C Matilda-TW, Emily Fisher
Grand Champion - Howacres C Matilda-TW, Emily Fisher
Reserve Grand Champion - H Broke Boman Rosi, Dana
& Madison Sickles
Comments from Mark Rueth:
A pair of nice heifers for junior champions. I’m going
with the spring yearling in close placings over the winning winter yearling. To
me, she is better in the way she walks on her legs. She tracks straighter
on her rear legs and is more level over her top. Both heifers have
beautiful balance of rib and are well grown. Congratulations!
These are two beautifully uddered cows for champion. I’m
going with the Junior three over the young cow on her width and volume of udder
here today. She also is a bit nicer in the fore udder. In addition,
she has more with of frame and size here today. The young cow has a
beautiful udder and just needs time but has a great future. Congratulations to
the winners.
Holsteins
Judge: Mark Rueth
Winter Heifer Calf
1 Cal-Denier-I K-Boy Bianca-ET, Elise & Brady Bleck
& Eric Armbruster
2 Ms Whitehead-RA Doorman All-Star, Taylor Whitehead,
Graisson Schmidt & Ruann Genetics
3 Thorman Altitude Sadie-Red, Jordan Thorman
4 Holbric Warr Amiga, Brayden Carpio
5 Ron-Da-View C Pure, Calie Giraud
6 Silver B Diamondbk Everly, Calista Lacrosse
7 KBH Advent Vanessa, Olivia Hollenkamp
Fall Heifer Calf
1 Budjon-Vail Doorman April-ET, Elise & Brady Bleck
& Eric Armbruster
2 Velvet-View Reminisce-Red, Logan & Wyatt Schlauch
3 Horizon-Vue DB Snickers-Red, Brayden Carpio
4 McWilliams Unstopabull Revenge-Red, Adam Sherman
5 Lyons-DL Rev Up Birdie-Red, Lily Holthaus
6 How-Law B Halo, Kyla Johnson
7 RCD-Meyer Doc Lizzy, Cole Meyer
8 L-Ridgeview Doc Aruba, Lily Jenson
9 Trackstar-KH Jordy Diamond, Andrew Yoder
Summer Yearling
1 Rockeyroad Bubba Kiss, Dwight & Anita Rokey
2 Rockeyroad Bubba Cambree, Dwight & Anita & Leigha
Rokey
3 Milksource Gold Ruby-ET, Matthew & Elizabeth Gunst
4 Clear-Lee Doc Peanut, Justin Ossman
5 Cresentmead Jitter Bug-Red, Calista Lacrosse
6 En-Mar Jordy Shantel, En-Mar Holsteins
7 Lyn-Vale Jordy Prowl, Eleah Watson
8 Schluter Altitude Ash-ET-RC, Taylor Whitehead
9 G Champis Frazzled Diesel, Julietta Champi
Spring Yearling
1 Jacobs Doorman Lisy, Brea Kieffer
2 E&M Acres Bygolly 2180, Lilly Holthaus
Fall Yearling
1 Whitehead Denver Colorado, Taylor Whitehead
2 E&M Acres Dragonheart 2105, Lily Holthaus
Junior Champion - Jacobs Doorman Lisy, Brea Kieffer
Reserve Junior Champion - Rockeyroad Bubba Kiss, Dwight
& Anita Rokey
Junior Two Year Old
1 Red Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise & Brady Bleck
2 Stein-Way Bell of the Ball, Damon Bertke
3 Trixie, Giovanna Champi
Senior Two-Year-Old
1 Wilstar Ammo Arouse-Red, Calista Lacrosse
2 Leeds-Dairy E Frost 283, Leeds Dairy LLC
3 Lucky-King Atwood Adventure, Drew Lueking
4 RCD-Meyer Goldchip Leslie, Cole Meyer
Junior Three-Year-Old
1 Stookeyholm Sam Ridiculous, Stookeyholm
Senior Three-Year-Old
1 Velvet-View Def Repeat-Red, Logan & Wyatt Schlauch
2 Stookeyholm Corvet Trixie, Stookeyholm & Mike Berby
3 Rokeyroad Byway Tootle, Dwight & Anita Rokey
Four-Year-Old
1 Tex-Stein Defiant Clare, Stookeyholm & Steinberger
2 Rokeyroad Sid Africa, Dwight & Ania Rokey
Five-Year-Old
1 Tex-Stein Mccutch Keyonamei, Stookeyholm & Steinberger
Aged Cow
1 Ms Elmvue Kountry Fever, Logan & Wyatt Schlauch
2 Sunny Da Destry Britney, Sunny DA Farm
Grand Champion - Tex-Stein Mccutch Keyonamei, Stookeyholm
& Steinberger
Reserve Grand Champion - Red Brae Doorman Theresa-ET,
Elise & Brady Bleck
Honorable Mention - Stookeyholm Sam Ridiculous, Stookeyholm
Comments from Mark Rueth:
Junior champion goes to the spring yearling, an incredible
heifer that is very balanced in her rib and extremely nice over her top. She
goes over the summer yearling on her spring and depth of rib and a little more
overall size, and width for her age. The summer yearling is also a
very stylish and balanced heifer. They make a great pair. Congratulations!
For Grand Champion, I’m going with the beautiful uddered 4-year-
old and the impressive young Junior two. The 4-year- old has
an incredible udder and uses her maturity in calving to show more width and
height of rear udder and overall volume of udder to go over the young Junior
two. Additionally, the 4-year-old is also more dairy today and a bit stronger
over the top. Congratulations.
Jersey
Judge: Tammy Voegeli
Winter Heifer Calf
1 Big Time Magician Nadine, Jenna Lawrence
Fall Heifer
1 Ratliff Boo Vintage, Baylee Bowen
2 Elivia J Fizz Colette, Elivia Watson
Summer Yearling
1 Hoegger FF Sandrock Colton Marle, Aubree Hoegger
2 Rachel, Giovanna Champi
Spring Yearling
1 Topline Fireman's Kryptonite, Emily Fisher
2 Dolla-Blitz VIP Sophia, CJL Reg Jerseys
Winter Yearling
1 Hoegger FF Gentry Barbie, Aubree Hoegger
Fall Yearling
1 JX Big TIme Joe Myla 4, Lilly Johnson
Junior Champion – Hoegger FF Gentry Barbie, Aubree
Hoegger
Reserve Junior Champion – Topline Firemans Kryptonite,
Emily Fisher
Senior 2-Year-Old
1 Johnsonacres Colton Behold, Regan Johnson
2 Little J Oliver Twix, Little J Cattle CO
3 Budjon-Vail VIP Kate Hudson, CJL Reg Jerseys
4 Bre-Bay Aintcha Mamie, Baylee Bowen
5 Ratliff Money Georgina, CJL Reg Jerseys
Four-Year-Old
1 Horizon-Vue Spitfire Sloth, Brayden Carpio
2 MarHaven Gunman Sassy, MarHaven Jersey
3 Billings Grove Bettina, Regan Johnson
Five-Year-Old
1 Norse Star Scout 4857, Lilly Johnson
2 Big Time Made Fur Tanbark, Jenna Lawrence
Dry Cow
1 Big Time Lexicon Soree, Jen Fox
Grand Champion – Norse Star Scout 4857, Lilly Johnson
Reserve Grand – Horizon-Vue Spitfire Sloth, Brayden
Carpio
Comments from Tammy Voegeli
For our Jersey junior champion and reserve, the winter
yearling will be your junior champion. A beautiful big powerful heifer, long
from end to end, love the width between her pins and the correctness from hooks
to pins. In addition, I prefer how she walks out on her rear legs. She has less
set to her hock and has her thurls placed more centrally beneath her than our
reserve junior champion, the spring yearling. The spring yearling, a beautiful
front ended heifer, and a beautiful sweep and drop to both her fore and rear rib.
Congratulations!
For champion cow, the five-year-old gets the nod because she
has the best udder. I love the pop that she has to the top of her udder and the
width that she shows throughout with a strong crease from top to bottom. In
addition, she has her front teats placed more centrally under the quarters when
you look at them from the rear. I also admire the balance she shows from end to
end over our four-year-old that will be your reserve champion. Another cow
beautiful framed cow, long from end to end. I’d just like to tuck those front
teats underneath her quarters just a little bit, and have a smoother blending
fore udder. Congratulations!
Milking Shorthorns
Winter Heifer Calf
1 Little J Lucky Charm-P, Little J Cattle Co
2 W-Pine Grove Comanche Lukia, Matthew Winch
Fall Heifer Calf
1 Mapleton Vly Perfect Dia, Mapleton Valley Farms
2 W-Pine Grove Rockstar Ripple, Randy Winch
Summer Yearling
1 Schwende Spu Star Spriklfritz, Kaitlyn Wanke
Junior Champion – Schwende Spu Star Spriklfritz, Kaitlyn
Wanke
Reserve Junior Champion – Mapleton Vly Perfect Dia, Mapleton
Valley Farms
Honorable Mention - W-Pine Grove Rockstar Ripple, Randy
Winch
Senior 2-Year-Old
1 Mapleton Vly RR Memphis EXP, Mapleton Valley Farms
Senior 3-Year-Old
1 Krause's Anecdote Ruth 537 P, Krause Dairy
Dry Cow
1 Hunters Snoopy Snazzy, Kaitlyn Wanke
Grand Champion – Krause’s Anecdote Ruth 537 P, Krause Dairy
Reserve Grand – Mapleton Vly RR Memphis EXP, Mapleton
Valley Farms
In our Milking Shorthorn show, it’s a close placing for
junior champion, but I’m gonna give the nod to the summer yearling. She is just
extremely long from end to end and showing me a bit more width between her pins
than the short-aged October calf. That fall calf is another calf that you love
the style in her lines and walks out on a great set of feet and legs. I would
just like to give her a little bit more width in those pins and stretch her
out, but I think that’ll come with time. Congratulations!
For champion cow, it’s again, real close, but I’m going to
give the nod to our senior three-year-old with just a bit more frame for me,
and depth throughout. I love the front end, the beautiful high chine, long,
clean dairy neck and just a bit more pleasing out through that rump, when you
watch her from the side. In addition, she shows me just a bit more capacity, I
believe, in the udder, over the senior two-year-old. The senior two-year-old is
another real nice individual that walks on a great set of feet and legs and I
will give her the advantage of being a bit more level across her udder floor than
our champion cow, but again another close placing. Congratulations!
Supreme Champion Cow – The Holstein
Tex-Stein Mccutch Keyonamei, Stookeyholm & Steinberger
Reserve Supreme Champion – The Guernsey
Howacres C Matilda-TW, Emily Fisher
Reasons for Supreme Selection from Mark Rueth:
For Supreme Champion cow, we are going with the Holstein
cow. She has the best udder of the show.
Her udder is stunning and has tremendous width and height, and beautiful
fore udder that is loaded with vienation, plus really nice teat placement. She is a real dairy cow, we just love
her. She uses her great udder to overwhelm
her competition. She goes over the Guernsey, showing more bloom and
capacity to her udder, she is also a bit more dairy, and clean in her
frame. The Guernsey, also a really nice cow with a great udder, and
nice balanced frame goes over the Milking Shorthorn who is our Supreme
Honorable Mention. The Guernsey has the advantage in the udder, being more correct
in the floor of her udder and more correct in her teat
placement. She also walks better on her rear legs. Congratulations!
Supreme Champion Heifer – The Holstein
Jacobs Doorman Lisy, Brea Kieffer
Reserve Supreme Champion Heifer – The Brown Swiss
Red Brae Noble Zodeva, Elise & Brady Bleck & Armbruster
Bros Farms