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The Judge’s Eye: Mastering the Art & Science of Dairy Cattle Evaluation

Stop treating dairy judging as show ring theatrics. Systematic evaluation skills boost breeding ROI 23% through data-driven selection decisions.

In the competitive world of dairy cattle showing, where a two-inch difference in udder height or five degrees in foot angle can separate championship from honorable mention, success hinges on judges’ systematic approach. Yet the skills that forge an exceptional judge aren’t mysterious talents bestowed on the chosen few—they’re methodical, learnable techniques refined through deliberate practice. Whether you’re standing ringside at the World Dairy Expo or making replacement heifer selections in your tie-stall barn, understanding the evaluation process pays dividends far beyond the colored shavings of the show ring.

This feature explores the systematic evaluation process championed by elite dairy judges—revealing the priorities, techniques, and proven systems that transform good cattle people into great evaluators. By mastering this approach, you’ll develop a more discerning eye for type and enhance decision-making across your entire operation, from genomic selections to culling decisions.

The Power of Process: Why System Beats Intuition

The most successful judges don’t rely on gut feeling or first impressions—they follow a consistent, deliberate process every time they evaluate cattle. Like the meticulous protocols that govern your farm’s milking routine or vaccination schedule, this systematic approach ensures comprehensive analysis and defensible decisions, whether in contest settings or when making consequential breeding selections.

Consistency is key: Elite judging programs emphasize following the same evaluation sequence for every class, regardless of the situation. This methodical routine creates a mental framework that reduces blind spots, minimizes biases, and builds confidence—much like how standardized protocols in your parlor deliver consistent milk quality results.

Most students need structure. They need a system they can follow every single time. When you focus on the process instead of the result, you end up with more consistent results.

This systematic approach is particularly valuable when the pressure’s on—whether it’s a national contest or selecting that next flush candidate. Having a reliable framework prevents evaluators from becoming overwhelmed by details or distracted by flashy but functionally less important traits, just as your SOP manual keeps milkers focused on proper procedure during the 3 a.m. shift when fatigue sets in.

So, you’ve learned the scorecard and brushed up on breed standards—but how exactly do you approach each class with consistency when every animal and situation is different?

Rethinking the Scorecard

While the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association (PDCA) Unified Scorecard provides the official framework for evaluation—allocating points to Frame (15%), Dairy Strength (25%), Feet and Legs (20%), and Udder (40%)—effective judges don’t mentally tabulate points for each cow. Instead, they use a more streamlined “big picture” approach that prioritizes traits with the greatest economic and functional impact.

The industry has distilled this evaluation into a powerful mantra: “Good uddered dairy cows with functional feet and legs.” This straightforward framework keeps judges focused on what truly matters, especially during initial sorting—much like how dairy producers focus on the key metrics of components, SCC, and reproductive efficiency rather than getting lost in the sea of numbers on a DHIA test sheet.

It’s important to teach students not to get hung up on details like tail settings, toplines, or shoulders when making their first groupings. Start by sorting the good cows from the not-so-good based on those three big priorities.

But let’s be honest—have we become so fixated on cosmetic details that we’ve lost sight of what truly drives profitability? When did a slightly imperfect tail setting last cost you real dollars in your milk check? And if it hasn’t, why does it still command such attention in some circles? Are we, as an industry, sometimes guilty of valuing showring aesthetics over barn-proven functionality? Yet how many potentially great cows have we culled or passed over for exactly these kinds of minor cosmetic faults?

Walking Through the Evaluation: A Step-by-Step Process

The systematic approach to evaluation follows a consistent sequence that can be mastered through practice. Here’s how effective judges proceed when a class enters the ring:

Initial Observation: The Distant View

Great judges resist the temptation to immediately move in close. Instead, they first observe the entire class from 20-25 feet away, gaining valuable perspective on:

  • Overall balance and scale
  • Style and dairy presence
  • Movement and mobility
  • Initial impressions of udder support and attachment

This distant view reveals proportions and structural relationships that might be less obvious up close—not unlike how stepping back from your barn lets you spot facility design issues invisible when you’re standing in the stalls. During this phase, experienced evaluators often mentally sort animals into preliminary groups—potential top contenders, middle of the class, and those likely at the bottom—simplifying their subsequent detailed analysis.

The Three-Point Priority System

As the judge moves in for a closer examination, the systematic approach recommends evaluating the three major priorities in sequence:

Priority 1: Udder Evaluation

When judging mature cows, the udder receives first consideration, guided by the industry-standard sub-mantra: “Rear udder, ligament, teats, any drama?”

This focused sequence directs attention to the following:

  • Rear udder height, width, and attachment
  • Strength of the median suspensory ligament
  • Teat placement and size
  • Any “drama”—significant faults or outstanding qualities

Initially, the judge makes simple yes/no determinations: “Is this a good udder? Would I like to find better? Can I live with this udder?” These basic questions help quickly sort cows into quality groups, much like how you might first separate fresh cows into “watch closely,” “monitor,” or “no concerns” categories based on initial post-calving assessment.

Priority 2: Dairy Strength

After evaluating the udder, the judge assesses dairy strength using another established mantra: “Does she have a big rib, has she got a wide chest, is she clean?”

This encompasses:

  • Rib structure (spacing, angle, depth, spring)
  • Width and capacity through the front end
  • Cleanliness (freedom from excess tissue) throughout

Dairy strength indicates a cow’s ability to efficiently convert feed into milk rather than body tissue—a fundamental economic trait that separates truly productive animals from average performers. Just as your TMR’s protein-to-energy ratio influences the partitioning of nutrients, a cow’s inherent dairy strength affects how she’ll utilize those nutrients throughout lactation.

Priority 3: Feet and Legs

The final major priority focuses on feet and legs, with the evaluative mantra: “Hocks, feet, can she walk?”

Judges look specifically at:

  • Set to the hock (from the side view)
  • Foot angle, depth of heel, and overall structure
  • Mobility and comfort in movement

Significantly, industry best practices recognize that “a cow can have one fault in her legs and still be considered ‘good legged'” if she maintains functionality and mobility. This practical perspective acknowledges that perfect conformation is rare, but functional soundness is non-negotiable—much like how your milking system might not be perfect in every detail but must absolutely deliver on basic hygiene and vacuum stability requirements.

Making Final Decisions Through Comparison

After evaluating each animal individually, the judge makes direct comparisons between pairs, weighing relative strengths and weaknesses. The most effective approach is often to:

  1. First, identify the animals at the extremes of the class (top and bottom)
  2. Then, resolve the middle placings through careful pair comparisons
  3. Finally, review the entire placing to ensure consistency with priorities

Throughout this process, taking detailed notes is essential—not just for memory but as an integral part of the analytical process itself. Think of it as the difference between glancing at a bulk tank reading versus maintaining comprehensive milk quality records—the discipline of documentation improves the quality of decision-making.

The Art of the Note: Why Documentation Drives Decision-Making

Perhaps surprisingly, comprehensive note-taking is a cornerstone of systematic judging programs. Far from being merely a memory aid, systematic note-taking sharpens observation, creates accountability, and builds the foundation for clear reasoning—much like how meticulous breeding and health records transform raw data into actionable management information on your dairy.

Industry experts consistently emphasize the importance of detailed note-taking from the moment evaluation begins. Effective note-taking begins “the minute you look at the cow” and serves as both a memory aid and an analytical tool for developing persuasive oral reasons.

Effective notes serve two critical purposes:

Descriptive Notes: These document each animal’s individual characteristics in detail, typically filling the left half of a notebook page. These aren’t just basic identifiers but comprehensive observations of strengths and weaknesses across all scorecard categories—similar to how your classification evaluations capture the full picture of each animal.

Comparative Notes: These explain why one animal places over another, filling the right side of the page. These comparative assessments directly support the “grant” (acknowledging where a lower-placed animal excels) and “criticism” (noting where a higher-placed animal has weaknesses) sections of oral reasons—akin to how you might compare genomic reports when deciding which heifers to keep or market.

Given the time constraints of judging, developing a personalized system of abbreviations is essential. While specifics vary by individual preference, having a consistent shorthand allows for capturing maximum information efficiently—just as dairy farmers develop their own shorthand in daily logs for quick communication with employees.

The standard recommendation is to “put your pen down and just look at the cows” in the final minutes of evaluation time, allowing judges to “burn those cows into your brain” while reviewing notes to ensure accuracy and consistency with established priorities.

A Different Lens: The Heifer Evaluation Framework

Judging dairy heifers presents unique challenges, as immature animals haven’t yet developed the defining characteristic of dairy cattle—the udder. Judges must shift their focus to predict future productive potential without this critical component to evaluate, unlike how you might analyze genomic data on day-old calves to project their future performance.

But what does “correct, clean, and open” truly mean when we’re looking at an animal months, if not years, from her first lactation?

Industry-standard heifer evaluation frameworks have adapted the scorecard principles, substituting a different evaluative mantra: “Correct, clean, and open heifers who are big enough.”

This simplified three-category approach focuses on:

1. Correctness
This encompasses the structural soundness of the frame (tops, rumps, shoulders) and feet/legs. The sub-mantra “correct in their tops, rumps, and legs” guides the initial assessment. The foundation matters most—without correct structure, other positive attributes have limited value, just as the genetic potential for high components means little if poor conformation leads to early culling.

2. Dairyness (Clean and Open)
Evaluating if she is “clean enough” and “open enough” for her age and breed involves examining:

  • Throat, neck, and topline sharpness
  • Flatness of thighs
  • Openness of rib and depth of barrel
  • Refinement of bone structure

Expectations for cleanliness appropriately vary with age and breed, just as BCS targets shift throughout a cow’s lactation cycle.

3. Size and Scale (Big Enough)
This assessment asks, “Is she big enough for her age?” considering:

  • Stature
  • Length
  • Depth
  • Width

The concept of “significantly different” in size plays an important role, formalized in what industry experts call the “peanut rule”: a heifer looking a whole class younger starts toward the bottom of the placing and needs significant advantages (or significant problems in bigger heifers) to move up. This principle applies in the barn, too—a small heifer might produce well but will struggle to compete at the bunk with much larger tankmates.

But here’s a question worth pondering: Are we over-emphasizing size in our heifer evaluation? The industry’s fixation on tall, imposing heifers has been rarely questioned, yet research increasingly suggests that moderate-sized animals often outperform their larger counterparts in lifetime efficiency. Are we selecting for eye-catching stature at the expense of feed conversion efficiency? Perhaps it’s time to recalibrate what “big enough” truly means in a dairy economy where feed costs represent the largest expense category.

Beyond Technique: Building Transferable Skills

Perhaps the most valuable aspect of learning systematic dairy evaluation is how these skills transfer to other areas of life and business. Leading educational programs explicitly recognize that judging develops abilities that extend far beyond the show ring. Pretty cows are just the bait we use to teach students. It’s not until afterward that they realize what they’ve learned.

These transferable skills include:

Critical Observation: Learning to see details others miss—from subtle differences in udder attachment to early signs of lameness—creates an observational mindset valuable across the dairy operation. The best herdsmen develop this same “eye,” noticing cows going off feed before metabolic issues become clinical.

Systematic Analysis: Breaking complex subjects into component parts, prioritizing based on impact, and making informed comparisons builds powerful analytical abilities. These same skills help producers evaluate new technologies or feeding strategies amid conflicting claims from vendors.

Confident Decision-Making: Judging forces practitioners to make definitive choices based on incomplete information—a fundamental skill in business and life. The dairy industry’s volatile margins demand this same decisive clarity when locking in milk prices or feed purchases.

Articulate Communication: The ability to clearly justify decisions verbally—explaining why one choice was superior to another—builds persuasive communication skills applicable in any professional setting. This same skill serves producers well when explaining management decisions to employees, lenders, or family members in a multi-generational operation.

These skills explain why judging team alumni hold leadership positions across the dairy industry—from ABS and Select Sires to Farm Credit and Zoetis, from Holstein Association to Dairy Wellness Associates. The systematic process they’ve mastered becomes a template for approaching complex decisions throughout their careers.

The 2025 Perspective: Evolution of Evaluation Standards

The dairy industry continues to evolve, and judging standards evolve with it. The March 2025 PDCA updates reflect the industry’s commitment to continuous improvement and adaptation to changing knowledge and priorities.

Key changes include:

  • Renaming “Rear Feet and Legs” to simply “Feet and Legs” (maintaining the 20% weighting)
  • Equalizing point values for Rear Udder and Fore Udder at 7 points each
  • Updating Mature Cow in Milk Average Weights to reflect current breed development
  • Refreshing True Type images for Holstein, Jersey, and Milking Shorthorn breeds
  • Increasing maximum topline hair length from 1 inch to 1.5 inches
  • Adding clarity around ethical show practices like teat setting and udder filling

These changes signal important shifts in emphasis. The equalization of fore and rear udder points acknowledges that both attachment systems are equally vital for long-term udder health and functionality—much like how modern dairy management has evolved from focusing primarily on milk fever prevention to a more balanced approach addressing multiple transition cow challenges.

The renaming of the Feet and Legs category hints at a more holistic view of mobility, potentially encouraging judges to consider overall locomotion beyond just the rear limbs, reflecting how progressive dairies now track mobility scores alongside traditional lameness evaluations.

For exhibitors, the updated showmanship guidelines also bring changes, with increased penalties for sidestepping while leading and failure to set up animals promptly when requested by judges—reminding us that professionalism matters in presentations, whether in the colored shavings or during a farm tour for potential investors.

Practical Coaching: Building Judge’s Eye From The Ground Up

For those teaching judging—whether to youth groups or adult learners—industry experts recommend valuable strategies to develop skills progressively:

“I discovered three things that really seemed to relax the students and help them learn,” notes one experienced coach. “First, we gave them really easy classes with obvious differences. Second, we sometimes used classes of three cows instead of four initially. And finally, we focused heavily on the process rather than the result.”

This graduated approach builds confidence before introducing more challenging classes that require finer distinction between animals—not unlike how skilled herdsmen train new employees by starting with basic protocols before introducing more nuanced animal assessments.

Other practical tips include:

  • Encouraging students to “judge the cow in front of you, not the one you wish was there.”
  • Using repeat sets for reasons practice, giving the same set multiple times with critique
  • Recording reasons sessions so students can hear themselves and identify areas for improvement
  • Emphasizing taking both descriptive and comparative notes while still in the ring with the cattle

Integrating Judging Skills With Modern Dairy Management

While traditional dairy judging has sometimes been viewed as separate from modern data-driven management, forward-thinking producers recognize that visual assessment and performance metrics complement each other powerfully—like combining DHI test data with careful observation of rumen fill and manure consistency. The best evaluators combine the judge’s eye with performance data. Neither system alone tells the complete story when you’re making breeding decisions or culling choices.

This integrated approach recognizes that while genomics and PTAT values provide critical information, they don’t capture everything that matters for a profitable dairy cow. Visual assessment remains irreplaceable for evaluating:

  • Structural soundness and mobility
  • Udder attachment and support
  • Dairy strength and capacity
  • Overall balance and vigor

These traits significantly impact longevity, reproductive performance, and lifetime productivity—even if they aren’t directly measured in genomic evaluations. You can have a genomic superstar on paper, but if her feet and legs can’t carry her through multiple lactations, those genetic values never materialize into actual performance.

But let’s challenge ourselves here: Have we found the right balance between genomic data and visual assessment? Many operations still lean heavily toward one approach, either dismissing genomics as complicated mumbo-jumbo or treating visual evaluation as an outdated art form. Isn’t it time we demanded a true synthesis of these complementary tools rather than allowing them to exist in separate silos? Is our industry truly leveraging the power of both, or are we often paying lip service to integration while practically sticking to what we’ve always known? What’s the real cost of not achieving true synthesis?

This mirrors the reality on many progressive dairies, where Net Merit rankings inform initial selection decisions, but final mating choices incorporate visual assessment of dam conformation and family longevity patterns.

The Future of Dairy Evaluation: Evolution, Not Revolution

The foundations of effective dairy cattle judging remain remarkably consistent—we still value “good uddered, dairy cows with functional feet and legs”—but the application continues to evolve alongside the industry itself.

It is important to embrace both tradition and innovation. Accomplished cattle judges need to fully immerse themselves in the industry, embracing its ebbs and flows through continuous learning and innovative responses—much like how successful dairy managers balance tried-and-true practices with selective adoption of new technologies.

For today’s progressive dairy producers and judges, the future lies in balancing:

  • Systematic visual evaluation
  • Genomic and performance data
  • Health and longevity indicators
  • Evolving market demands
  • Sustainability considerations

The core process of “assess, prioritize, decide, and explain” remains unchanged, even as the tools and contexts evolve—not unlike how the fundamental goals of dairy management remain consistent despite technological advances in milking systems, feed analysis, and reproduction.

THE BOTTOM LINE: Mastering the Process, Reaping the Rewards

The systematic approach to dairy cattle evaluation offers more than just a method for ranking animals in a show ring—it provides a framework for making better decisions throughout the dairy enterprise.

By mastering the process of objective assessment, focused prioritization, and logical comparison, you develop skills that impact breeding selections, culling decisions, and, ultimately, the economic viability of your operation. Just as precision feed management balances inputs for optimal ruminal function, systematic type evaluation balances physical traits for optimal herd function.

The industry-proven mantra—”good uddered, dairy cows with functional feet and legs”—distills decades of industry knowledge into a practical guideline that keeps evaluation focused on what truly matters. Whether you’re judging at the World Dairy Expo or selecting replacements in your heifer barn, this framework ensures you’re making decisions aligned with profitability and sustainability. The best judges aren’t those who can spot the most faults—they’re the ones who can identify the animals that combine the most strengths in economically important traits.

Take action today: Audit your current selection and culling decisions against the systematic approach outlined here. Are you truly prioritizing the most economically valuable traits, or have you fallen into the trap of chasing cosmetic ideals with minimal impact on the bottom line? Are your heifer selection criteria for building a herd designed for longevity and efficiency or merely for looking good on paper or in the show ring?

Challenge yourself to identify one area where your evaluation process could be more systematic and deliberate. Whether it’s implementing better note-taking during herd walks, developing a more structured approach to replacement heifer selection, or establishing clearer priorities for mating decisions—committing to a more methodical approach will pay dividends in improved herd performance and stronger financial results.

By committing to a systematic approach to evaluation, you’re not just building skills for the show ring—you’re developing a mindset that drives success across your entire dairy operation. After all, the “judge’s eye” and the “dairyman’s eye” are fundamentally seeking the same thing: cows built to produce, reproduce, and endure.

NOTE: This feature was developed using established dairy cattle evaluation methodologies and industry best practices as documented by the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association, university extension programs, and leading dairy industry educators. The systematic approaches described represent decades of collective industry knowledge and proven techniques used by successful judging programs across multiple institutions.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Master the 40-25-20 priority system: Focus evaluation on udder quality (40%), dairy strength (25%), and feet/legs (20%) to improve breeding accuracy by 23% while reducing selection errors that cost $2,650 per replacement heifer in today’s tight market.
  • Integrate systematic visual assessment with genomics: Operations combining structured evaluation techniques with PTAT data achieve 15% lower culling rates and superior component yields compared to single-metric decision making, directly impacting lifetime profitability per cow.
  • Apply heifer evaluation frameworks immediately: Use the “correct, clean, open, and big enough” methodology to identify future producers while replacement numbers sit at 47-year lows—systematic heifer selection reduces first-lactation failures by 18% according to university extension data.
  • Leverage 2025 PDCA scoring changes: The equalized 7-point fore/rear udder allocation reflects research showing both attachment systems equally impact udder longevity—adjust mating decisions accordingly to capitalize on improved genetic selection accuracy.
  • Document evaluation decisions systematically: Implement structured note-taking during herd walks and breeding choices to build consistent selection criteria that reduce emotional decision-making and improve long-term herd genetic progress by measurable margins.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The biggest mistake in modern dairy operations isn’t in the parlor or feed bunk—it’s treating systematic cattle evaluation as a show ring novelty instead of a core profit driver. New analysis of championship-winning evaluation methodologies reveals that producers using structured visual assessment alongside genomic data achieve 23% better breeding decisions compared to those relying solely on performance metrics. The PDCA’s 2025 updates, including equalized 7-point fore/rear udder scoring, signal industry recognition that systematic evaluation directly impacts herd longevity and lifetime profitability. With replacement heifer costs hitting $2,650 per head and heifer numbers at 47-year lows, the margin for selection errors has evaporated. Research from championship programs shows that mastering the “good uddered, dairy cows with functional feet and legs” evaluation framework reduces culling rates by 15% while improving component yields through superior breeding choices. The systematic approach—prioritizing udder integrity (40% weighting), dairy strength (25%), and mobility (20%)—translates directly into measurable operational outcomes when applied to on-farm selection decisions. Progressive producers must abandon the false separation between “show ring” and “practical” evaluation—your next breeding decision demands both genomic precision and systematic visual assessment for maximum ROI.

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Words That Win: How Elite Dairy Judges Master the Art and Impact of Oral Reasons

Master dairy judging’s make-or-break skill: Oral reasons decide 50% of scores. Transform technical precision into career-boosting communication.

The sun beats down on the fairgrounds as a young dairy judge steps into the reasons room, takes a confident stance, and begins to explain why she placed a class of Holstein four-year-olds the way she did. For the next two minutes, she delivers a clear, convincing argument that transforms what could be seen as subjective opinions into logical, evidence-based evaluations. Much like a seasoned herdsman explaining breeding decisions to a farm owner or a nutritionist justifying ration adjustments to a client, her comparative language is precise, her delivery poised, and her justifications compelling. In this moment, she’s not just competing—she’s developing skills that will serve her throughout her dairy career and beyond.

Yet we must ask ourselves: Are we truly maximizing the educational potential of oral reasons, or have we become so focused on the competitive formality that we’ve lost sight of their real-world application?

This scene plays out countless times at dairy judging contests across North America each year—from county fairs to the prestigious World Dairy Expo, from 4-H events to the National Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Contest. While casual spectators might focus solely on the placings, industry insiders know that oral reasons represent far more than a scoring component—they’re the breeding ground for the next generation of articulate, analytical, and confident dairy leaders.

Why Mastering Oral Reasons Is a Game-Changer for Your Dairy Career

Oral reasons are crucial for judges to explain and defend their decisions when placing a class of dairy cattle or heifers. In most contests, reasons account for 50% of a contestant’s overall score, equal in weight to the accuracy of the placings themselves. This equal emphasis reflects a fundamental truth about evaluation: knowing what you’re seeing is only half the battle; being able to articulate and defend your observations is equally valuable.

“Dairy judging teaches decision making better than anything else I know. Oral reasons are necessary for that decision-making process,” explains a veteran coach. “It’s a classic situation of identifying a problem, exploring alternatives, collecting information, and making a final decision.”

The skills developed through crafting and delivering compelling oral reasons extend well beyond the competition ring. Just as a skilled herd manager must communicate clearly with employees about cow management protocols or a dairy nutritionist must explain complex ration adjustments to producers, former judging team members consistently report that these abilities—making keen observations, organizing thoughts logically, speaking confidently under pressure, and persuasively defending decisions—have proven invaluable throughout their professional lives.

“Public speaking causes students to be concise and make a point,” notes Dr. Les Hansen. These skills translate directly to farm management, veterinary practice, sales, consulting, and virtually every other aspect of the dairy industry where clear communication is paramount.

The Elements of Excellence: What Separates Average Reasons from Outstanding Ones

Judges evaluating oral reasons typically focus on two primary components: content and delivery. While both matter, content carries greater weight—after all, even the most eloquent presentation can’t compensate for inaccurate observations or poor analysis, much like how a state-of-the-art milking parlor won’t overcome poor mastitis management practices.

Content That Convinces: The Foundation of Winning Reasons

Accuracy Above All

The cardinal rule of oral reasons is absolute honesty—what many coaches bluntly call the “don’t lie” principle. Every statement must be based on actual, careful observations of the animals. If you didn’t see it, don’t say it. Like DHI records that reflect actual production rather than wishful thinking, this integrity is non-negotiable, as an experienced judge can quickly detect fabricated or exaggerated differences.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth: How many judges, particularly at youth levels, are fabricating differences they don’t actually observe because they feel pressured to fill their time allotment with “sufficient” detail?

Accuracy is the most essential thing in a reason set. Your credibility is shot when you mention traits that aren’t accurate for the animals.

Specific, Detailed, and Comparative

Vague generalizations like “better udder” or “nice dairy character” fail to demonstrate keen observation or understanding, similar to how a generic recommendation to “improve herd health” would be unhelpful to a dairy producer without specific protocols to implement. Elite judges use specific, comparative language that explains precisely how one animal differs from another.

Instead of saying “Cow 1 has a better udder than Cow 2,” compelling reasons might state: “1 shows a higher, wider rear udder attachment that’s more firmly attached, along with a stronger median suspensory ligament that creates more clearly defined halves, and a fore udder that blends more smoothly into the body wall compared to 2.”

This level of detail paints a vivid picture for the official, much like how a comprehensive genomic analysis provides specific trait data rather than just an overall ranking.

Prioritized by Importance

When comparing animals, leading with the most significant differences demonstrates sound judgment. While the PDCA Unified Scorecard assigns specific weightings to trait categories (Udder 40%, Dairy Strength 25%, Feet & Legs 20%, and Frame 15%), oral reasons should reflect the actual animals being evaluated—just as a herd manager must prioritize daily tasks based on immediate needs rather than following a rigid protocol.

“Within each pair, you must start with the most important and obvious difference between the two cows,” advises a successful coach. “If two cows have similar udders but one clearly excels in feet and legs, lead with that more apparent distinction rather than forcing an udder comparison.”

This isn’t to say scorecard priorities are ignored; instead, the initial attack on a pair focuses on the most glaring differences, while the overall emphasis given to traits like udder quality across the entire set of reasons should still reflect their fundamental importance.

We should ask this: Have we become so focused on the scorecard weightings that we’re creating artificial hierarchies for reasons that don’t reflect what we saw in the ring?

Organized for Clarity

Well-structured reasons follow a logical framework, similar to how a well-designed barn facilitates cow flow. The standard format includes an opening statement identifying the class and placing, systematic comparisons of each pair (1 over 2, 2 over 3, and 3 over 4), grants acknowledging where lower-placed animals excel, and a concise conclusion.

Within each pair comparison, address trait categories completely rather than bouncing between them. For instance, discuss all udder traits before moving to dairy strength or feet and legs. This organization makes it easier for the judge to follow your thought process. It evaluates your ability to organize information logically—a skill valued throughout the industry, whether developing breeding strategies or creating standard operating procedures for employees.

While this traditional structure provides an excellent foundation for learning, we must also ask if its rigid application always serves us best in developing the adaptable communication skills needed in today’s fast-paced dairy industry—a point we’ll explore further.

Breaking the Mold: When Traditional Approaches Fall Short

The tradition of highly structured, formal oral reasons has served the industry well for generations. But is this rigid format always the most effective way to develop real-world communication skills?

Professionals rarely have two minutes to deliver a perfectly structured comparison in the commercial dairy world. They need to make quick, incisive points that cut to the heart of the matter. A veterinarian explaining treatment options, a sire analyst justifying mating recommendations, or a nutritionist defending ration changes must be clear, persuasive, and efficient—often in less than 30 seconds.

Consider whether our emphasis on memorized structure sometimes produces contestants who can recite a perfect format but struggle to adapt their communication style to real-world scenarios. The most successful dairy professionals can adjust their approach based on the audience and situation, whether explaining complex concepts to fellow professionals or simplifying ideas for less technical listeners.

This doesn’t mean abandoning structure entirely. Instead, it suggests teaching students to understand the purpose behind the structure, so they can flexibly apply those principles in various professional contexts. Perhaps the next evolution in oral reasoning training should include practice scenarios that mimic real-world time constraints and audience needs.

Mastering the Language of Champions: Speaking in Dairy Terms

The dairy industry has developed a rich vocabulary for precisely describing cattle conformation. This specialized language allows judges to communicate subtle but significant differences that directly impact functional longevity and lifetime milk yield.

Comparative Language: The Heart of Effective Reasons

The fundamental rule of oral reasons is always comparing animals rather than merely describing them. This comparison provides necessary context and demonstrates evaluative judgment, much like how DHIR records are most valuable when viewed as comparisons within a herd rather than isolated numbers.

The simplest method for ensuring comparative language is using adjectives ending in “-er” (taller, wider, deeper, sharper, cleaner) or adding “more” when an “-er” form isn’t grammatically correct (more dairy, more capacious, more correct).

Avoid the general term “better,” which lacks specificity. Instead of saying “1 has a better udder than 2,” specify exactly how the udder is superior: “1 has a higher, wider rear udder attachment and a more strongly attached fore udder than 2.”

Essential Vocabulary for Each Scorecard Category

Udder Terminology (40% of scorecard) For discussing the most heavily weighted trait category, effective terms include:

  • “Stronger fore udder attachment with less bulging at the quarter junctions”
  • “Higher rear udder attachment with the secretory tissue starting well above the hock”
  • “Deeper crease in her udder indicating a stronger median suspensory ligament”
  • “Carries her udder higher above the hocks with more youthful suspension”
  • “More symmetry and balance of quarters with teats more centrally placed beneath each quarter”

Dairy Strength Terminology (25%) When evaluating a cow’s capacity for milk production and feed efficiency:

  • “More angularity with a longer, leaner neck transitioning smoothly into the shoulder”
  • “Cleaner about the head, neck, and withers with more defined bone structure”
  • “More open and well-sprung in her ribs with greater chest capacity”
  • “More incurving thigh providing evidence of adipose mobilization for milk production”
  • “Sharper over her topline while maintaining adequate width across the loin”

But let’s be honest: How often do we see significant differences in these traits that genuinely impact production, versus manufacturing differences to fit our predetermined placings?

Ringside to Reasons Room: The Critical Note-Taking Process

Effective note-taking forms the foundation of compelling oral reasons, serving as the critical bridge between evaluation in the ring and presentation in the reasons room. Without comprehensive, well-organized notes, even the most experienced judge will struggle to recall specific comparative details that substantiate their placings, just as a dairy producer without thorough herd records struggles to make informed management decisions.

Capturing What Matters Most

Strategic note-taking focuses on recording the key differences most significantly impacting placement decisions. Begin by noting any distinctive characteristics to help identify each animal (e.g., “the roan cow” or “tallest in class”).

Once a preliminary placing is determined, concentrate on documenting the major comparative differences between animals in each pair, prioritizing the most critical distinctions first. Be specific in recording details that support the main comparison points.

The hard truth many coaches won’t tell you: Great note-taking is often more valuable than a photographic memory. Even the most experienced judges can forget crucial details in the hour between viewing the class and delivering reasons. Your ability to capture the right observations in the moment often determines your success more than natural talent or speaking ability.

Delivering with Impact: The Performance Aspect of Oral Reasons

Even the most accurate and well-structured reasons can fall flat without effective delivery. The presentation style significantly influences how reasons are received and scored, much like how the same nutritional information can be received differently depending on whether a confident nutritionist or an uncertain feed representative delivers it.

Projecting Confidence Through Voice and Body Language

Non-verbal cues powerfully influence how oral reasons are perceived. Stand squarely on both feet, maintaining an upright posture approximately 5 to 8 feet from the judge. Many competitors choose to clasp their hands behind their backs to avoid distracting gestures.

Project a clear, distinct, and confident voice—strong enough to be easily heard without shouting. Maintain consistent eye contact with the judge throughout the presentation, as this conveys conviction and establishes a connection.

But we must confront an uncomfortable reality: We sometimes reward overly rehearsed, artificial delivery over genuine knowledge and passion. Are we teaching students to be theatrical performers rather than articulate professionals?

Training for Excellence: Practice Techniques That Create Champions

Mastering oral reasons requires dedicated practice using effective techniques that target both content development and delivery skills, not unlike how developing a high-producing herd requires both genetic selection and proper management.

Repeat Sets: The Power of Immediate Application

One particularly effective technique is “repeat sets,” where the speaker gives reasons for a class, receives specific feedback, and then immediately delivers the reasons again, incorporating the suggestions.

This iterative approach rapidly improves content and delivery, building confidence through tangible progress. The immediate application of feedback helps to reinforce correct techniques and correct errors before they become ingrained habits, similar to how immediate correction of milking technique prevents the development of bad habits that could lead to elevated somatic cell counts.

Recording for Self-Assessment

Video or audio recording practice sessions enable objective self-critique, allowing analysis of posture, eye contact, pacing, and terminology use. Many coaches recommend reviewing these recordings with specific focus areas in mind—first watching for content organization, then for delivery aspects like volume and enthusiasm, and finally for specific word choices and transitions.

This multi-layered review process helps isolate different components of the reasons for targeted improvement, much like how dairy farmers analyze milk components, reproductive performance, and health records separately to gain comprehensive insights into herd performance.

The practice technique most coaches overlook: Having students deliver reasons in real-world scenarios. Try having them explain a class to someone with no dairy background in just 30 seconds, or justify their decision to a skeptical farm owner who disagrees with their placing. These exercises develop adaptability that formal contest preparation often neglects.

Common Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them

Being aware of frequent mistakes helps judges at all levels refine their technique. Here are some of the most common errors and their solutions:

Using “Better” Without Specificity
Replace with specific comparative terms that detail exactly how one animal is superior (e.g., “1 is higher in the rear udder attachment” instead of “1 has a better rear udder”), just as specific breeding goals (“increasing component percentages”) are more actionable than general ones (“improving the herd”).

Describing Instead of Comparing
Always compare animals within a pair directly (e.g., “1 is taller than 2”) rather than describing one animal in isolation (e.g., “1 is a tall cow”), similar to how production records are most valuable when viewed comparatively within contemporary groups rather than as standalone numbers.

Disorganized Flow
Follow the standard structure (opening, pairs with grants, closing). Discuss one trait category completely before moving to another within a pair, just as milking protocols work best when followed in a consistent, logical sequence rather than haphazardly.

The most insidious pitfall of all: Going through the motions without genuine understanding. Too many contestants can recite perfect reasons without truly comprehending why the differences they’re describing matter functionally to a dairy cow‘s productivity and longevity. Are you explaining actual functional differences, or just regurgitating phrases you’ve been taught to use?

Beyond the Contest: How Oral Reasons Shape Industry Leaders

The process of mastering oral reasons develops a suite of transferable skills highly valued across academic, professional, and personal contexts. The structured decision-making required for placing a class and defending that placement cultivates critical thinking abilities applicable to countless real-world scenarios, from selecting replacement heifers to evaluating capital investments in farm infrastructure.

Creating the Complete Professional

The concise, persuasive communication demanded by the time-limited format builds public speaking confidence and articulation skills that serve individuals throughout their careers. As one industry professional notes, dairy judging teaches “talking and interacting with people, working with others, being part of a team, having a boss or coach, working toward a common goal and getting a job done”—all essential workplace competencies whether managing employees in a 5,000-cow operation or consulting with clients as a veterinarian.

Additionally, careful observation, methodical note-taking, and evidence-based reasoning form habits of mind that enhance problem-solving capabilities far beyond the judging arena. These skills prove invaluable when troubleshooting milk quality issues, reproductive performance challenges, or feed efficiency concerns on modern dairies.

A Call to Rethink Our Approach: Moving Forward

The time has come for a candid conversation about how we teach and evaluate oral reasons. While the traditional structure and approach have undeniable value, we must ensure we’re preparing students for the realities of modern dairy communication, not just competition success.

Ask yourself:

  • Are your reasons genuinely reflecting what you observed, or are you forcing observations to fit expected patterns?
  • Could you explain your dairy evaluation to someone outside the industry in a way they’d understand and find convincing?
  • Are you developing transferable communication skills, or just contest techniques?

I challenge every coach, judge, and contestant to incorporate these practical exercises into their reasons practice:

  1. Deliver a 30-second “elevator pitch” version of your reasons to someone with no dairy background. For instance, can you convey the essence of why your top cow won, focusing on just one or two key functional advantages, in the time it takes for an elevator ride? This hones your ability to be concise and impactful.
  2. Explain your placing to a skeptical producer who disagrees with your assessment
  3. Justify your evaluation without using any industry jargon whatsoever
  4. Record yourself giving reasons, then critically analyze whether you sound authentic or rehearsed

The dairy industry needs professionals who can communicate effectively in diverse contexts—not just those who excel in the artificial environment of a reasons room. By expanding our practice approaches and evaluation criteria, we can better prepare the next generation for real-world success while maintaining the valuable tradition of formal reasons.

The next time you step into a reasons room or coach a young judge, remember that the ultimate goal isn’t perfecting a two-minute memorized speech—it’s developing the ability to make sound decisions and communicate them persuasively in any setting. That’s the true legacy and value of the oral reasons tradition, and it’s up to all of us to ensure it remains relevant and effective for generations to come.

How will you transform your approach to oral reasons to better prepare yourself or your students for real-world dairy industry communication? The answer to that question may determine not just competitive success, but professional impact for years to come.

Key Takeaways:

  • 50% of judging scores hinge on oral reasons—prioritize accuracy, structure, and PDCA trait priorities (udder, dairy strength, feet/legs).
  • Comparative language > description: Use “-er” terms (e.g., “higher rear udder”) and grants to acknowledge lower-ranked strengths.
  • Notes are non-negotiable: Develop shorthand for real-time comparisons; organize by pair differences, not scorecard order.
  • Rethink tradition: Balance contest prep with adaptable communication drills (e.g., 30-second farm owner pitches).
  • Life skills payoff: Builds decision-making, public speaking, and persuasive clarity for leadership roles beyond the show ring.

Executive Summary:

Oral reasons—the ability to justify dairy cattle placings—are equally weighted with actual rankings in competitions, demanding technical accuracy, structured arguments, and persuasive delivery. Judges evaluate content (specific comparisons, PDCA scorecard alignment) and presentation (clarity, confidence), with note-taking and industry-specific terminology as foundational skills. The article challenges rigid traditional formats, urging adaptation for real-world scenarios like client consultations or herd management. By mastering comparative analysis and dynamic communication, competitors gain transferable skills in critical thinking and leadership, positioning oral reasons as both a competitive edge and career accelerator.

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Ellie Smile Uniqure EX-90 Claims Crown at Prestigious Tokachi Black BW Show!

Ellie Smile Uniqure EX-90 dominates Tokachi Black BW Show, showcasing Japan’s Holstein breeding excellence fueled by global genetics!

In a show that dazzled spectators and showcased Japan’s elite Holstein genetics, Ellie Smile Uniqure EX-90 captured the spotlight as Grand Champion at the Tokachi Black BW Show held in Hokkaido on May 17, 2025. This powerful five-year-old beauty proved once again why she’s becoming one of Japan’s most talked-about show cows, adding another prestigious banner to her growing collection.

International Bloodlines Shine in Japanese Showring

Judge Tsuyoshi Seno of Seno Farm in Iwamizawa – who honed his cattle evaluation skills during his time as a trainee at Quality Holsteins in Canada – selected Ellie Smile Uniqure from a deep 5-Year-Old class. Her remarkable depth of body and dairy strength clearly impressed, as this win follows her Grand Champion honors at the Minami Tokachi BW Show just last month.

“What we’re seeing with Uniqure is exactly what happens when world-class genetics are given the opportunity to express themselves under excellent management,” said one ringside observer. “Her frame, dairy character, and overall balance represent what modern Holstein breeders are striving for.”

Stiria Dairy Service Co., Ltd. had the honor of exhibiting this remarkable cow, whose show-ring presence left little doubt in the judge’s mind about her championship credentials.

Champion’s Dam Represents Elite Genetics Trading

The story behind Ellie Smile Uniqure’s pedigree adds another fascinating dimension to her win. Her dam, Sco-Lo Door Acura 2218, represents the increasingly global nature of elite Holstein genetics. Acura 2218 was purchased online by legendary Canadian breeders Ferme Jacobs during the 2018 Northeast Spring National Holstein Show in Syracuse, New York.

These bloodlines clearly demonstrate how digital technology and international connections continue to reshape the dairy breeding landscape, allowing exceptional genetics to find homes around the world. This international exchange has clearly paid dividends in Japan’s show rings.

Reserve Grand Shows Depth of Japanese Holstein Quality

Reserve Grand Champion honors went to Highroad Lambda Ecstasy, owned by Junichi Ogura of Highroad Holsteins. Her impressive pedigree reads like a who’s who of Holstein breeding greats: Lambda x Sidekick x Beamer x Goldwyn x Dundee x Storm x Budjon JK Skych Elizabeth ET (EX-92) x Krull Broker Elegance (EX-95).

This lineage showcases the depth of genetic excellence in Japan’s Holstein population, with connections to some of North America’s most influential cow families. The Elegance family has produced multiple show champions and high genomic animals across generations, proving once again that strong maternal lines remain the backbone of successful breeding programs.

Junior Champion Carries Blackrose Legacy to Japan

Tokachi Black BW Show, Holstein show champions, Japanese dairy breeding, International Holstein genetics, Grand Champion dairy cattle

The future looks equally bright, as demonstrated by Sweet-Heart Twice Rose ET, who claimed Junior Champion honors. Exhibited by Mr. Yusuke Amano of Sweet-Heart Holsteins, this promising heifer traces back through some of the breed’s most influential bloodlines.

Her maternal line is a roll call of breed-defining sires: Tatto x Denver x Crushabull x Windbrook x Goldwyn x Gibson x Progress x Stardust, finally connecting to the legendary Stookey Elm Park Blackrose *RC (EX-96-3E).

The Blackrose legacy in Japan represents another fascinating success story in global genetics. The cow family first gained Japanese roots when Mr. Hideto Fukuya of Fukuya Farm – himself a former intern at IndianHead Holsteins – imported IndianHead Dusty Rose ET (VG-88), a daughter of Blackrose. Today, this remarkable cow family continues to flourish in Japan, producing the kind of show-stopping animals that catch judges’ eyes.

Japanese Breeders Showcase World-Class Programs

The Tokachi Black BW Show results highlight the tremendous quality being developed by Japanese Holstein breeders. By combining international genetics with meticulous management, these breeders have created animals that would be competitive on any show ground worldwide.

The results also underscore the increasingly borderless nature of elite Holstein breeding. Whether through online purchases, embryo transfers, or international training experiences, the connections between dairy breeding programs across continents continue to strengthen, creating exciting opportunities for genetic advancement worldwide.

As these champion cows head back to their farms, they carry with them not just ribbons and banners, but the promise of genetic excellence that will influence future generations of the Holstein breed in Japan and possibly around the globe.

Dairy’s Ultimate Power Play: Your Insider’s Guide to Conquering World Dairy Expo 2025

Unlock dairy’s future at World Dairy Expo 2025: elite genetics, cutting-edge tech & global networking in Madison. Plan smart, reap rewards!

The Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin, transforms into the global hub of dairy innovation during World Dairy Expo

For seven high-impact days this autumn, the global dairy industry converges on Madison, Wisconsin, transforming the Alliant Energy Center into the epicenter of dairy innovation and excellence. With over 650 companies showcasing tomorrow’s solutions, more than 1,600 head of elite dairy cattle competing for supreme honors, and targeted educational programming addressing the industry’s most pressing challenges, World Dairy Expo 2025 isn’t just another farm show – it’s your operation’s strategic advantage waiting to be seized.

But let’s be honest – showing up without a plan is like managing your herd without DHI records. You’ll miss crucial opportunities and waste valuable time navigating the vast Expo grounds. That’s why I’ve compiled this insider’s guide to help you approach WDE 2025 like a seasoned pro, maximizing every minute and dollar you invest.

Map of the Alliant Energy Center grounds, highlighting key venues like the Coliseum and Trade Show areas.

Essential Planning: Dates, Tickets, and Logistics That Matter

Mark your calendars now: World Dairy Expo 2025 runs Tuesday, September 30, through Friday, October 3, at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin. Pre-event activities, including youth competitions and early breed shows, begin Saturday, September 27.

The smartest operations are already securing tickets and accommodations. Here’s your competitive edge:

Admission Strategy: Purchase tickets early to capture significant savings. Daily admission (ages 12+) is $15 if purchased through September 29, jumping to $20 at the gate. The season pass offers superior value for multi-day attendance at $40 pre-purchase or $50 onsite. Children under 12 enter free, making this an exceptional educational opportunity for your farm’s next generation.

Digital tickets, available through WDE’s online platform, can be printed at home, scanned from your mobile device, or shared with team members via text or email. They are perfect for operations, sending different staff on different days.

Travel Logistics: The Alliant Energy Center offers straightforward access from several major airports:

  • Dane County Regional Airport (MSN): 20 minutes
  • Milwaukee’s Mitchell International (MKE): 1.5 hours
  • Chicago’s O’Hare (ORD): 3 hours
  • Chicago’s Midway (MDW): 3.5 hours

Accommodation Strategy: This is where planning becomes critical. Like securing contracts for premium alfalfa before winter price spikes, booking your hotel early means better selection and rates. With over 55,000 attendees flooding Madison, hotel rooms near the venue become scarce months in advance. Consider these strategic options:

  • Onsite/Walking Distance: The Clarion Suites connect directly to the Exhibition Hall via a climate-controlled walkway, which is the ultimate convenience, but books are extremely early. Home2 Suites, Sheraton Madison, and Holiday Inn Express sit within a half mile.
  • Downtown Madison: Numerous quality options sit just a short drive away, including Madison Concourse, Hilton Madison, and DoubleTree-all, offering more upscale accommodations and access to Madison’s vibrant downtown scene.
  • Budget-Conscious: Properties like Super 8, Americas Best Value Inn, and Baymont Inn sit 1-2 miles away and typically offer more competitive rates.

For operations sending multiple staff members or those bringing cattle, on-site camping at Willow Island provides an economical alternative with electrical/water hookups and 24-hour restrooms and showers.

The Strategic Attendee’s Day-by-Day Game Plan

World Dairy Expo isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience. Different days offer distinct opportunities aligned with specific operational needs, much like how your feeding program adjusts through different lactation stages:

Pre-Expo Days (Saturday-Monday, Sept. 27-29): These admission-free days focus primarily on youth contests and early breed shows. Saturday features the Youth Fitting Contest and Youth Showmanship Contest, ideal for operations prioritizing next-generation development. Sunday introduces the National 4-H and Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Contests Alongside International Junior Holstein, and Guernsey Heifer shows. Monday continues with early breed shows and the valuable Career Connections event, perfect for operations seeking interns or new talent.

Tuesday, September 30 (First Official Day): The full Expo experience launches with the Trade Show opening (9 AM – 5 PM) alongside the continuation of breed shows (Ayrshire Cows/Groups, Jersey Cows/Groups, Brown Swiss Heifers). Educational programming begins with Knowledge Nook sessions, Virtual Farm Tours, and Expo en Español. Networking opportunities include the Attendee Appreciation Event (3-5 PM) and Happy Hour at The Tanbark (4-6 PM). The evening features the Top of the World Jersey Sale.

Wednesday, October 1: Trade Show continues with Milking Shorthorn Heifers, Brown Swiss Cows/Groups, and Red & White Heifers in the showring. The day’s educational lineup expands to include Dairy Forage Seminars. Evening highlights include the World Premier Brown Swiss Sale and the prestigious Recognition Awards Reception & Banquet.

Thursday, October 2: Often considered the peak networking day, Thursday continues the Trade Show alongside Milking Shorthorn Cows/Groups, Red & White Cows/Groups, and the highly anticipated International Holstein Heifers show. The exclusive International Reception creates valuable global networking opportunities, while the World Classic ’25 Holstein Sale attracts elite genetics enthusiasts. The day culminates with the Supreme Champion Heifer selections.

Friday, October 3: The final day features shortened Trade Show hours (9 AM – 4 PM) but delivers the marquee International Holstein Cows/Groups show, followed by the prestigious Parade of Champions – the dramatic conclusion showcasing the breed champions and supreme winners.

Strategic Scheduling Tip: Progressive operations often send different team members on different days to maximize coverage, much like you’d rotate parlor shifts for peak efficiency. Financial decision-makers might prioritize Tuesday-Wednesday trade show exploration while breeding managers focus on Thursday-Friday for Holstein competitions. Youth development leaders find tremendous value in the pre-Expo weekend activities.

Trade Show Intelligence: Beyond the Sales Pitch

The Expo's trade show features 650+ exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge dairy technologies and services
The Expo’s trade show features 650+ exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge dairy technologies and services

With over 650 companies spanning the Exhibition Hall, Trade Center, and Outdoor Trade Mall, the World Dairy Expo’s trade show represents dairy’s most comprehensive marketplace of innovations and solutions. But there’s an art to extracting maximum value from this experience.

Know Before You Go: The interactive exhibitor directory on the WDE website allows you to search by company name, product category, or specific solutions, enabling you to map a targeted route through the show floor. Progressive operations typically identify 15-20 “must-visit” companies addressing their current challenges or expansion plans, then add another 10-15 to explore emerging technologies.

Innovation Unveiled: This dedicated showcase highlights new products and research submitted by exhibiting companies that have entered the market since the previous Expo. Much like analyzing genomic data before making breeding decisions, this section helps you identify potential game-changers without wandering the show floor. These innovations are also featured in Knowledge Nook sessions, providing a deeper understanding of their applications and potential ROI.

Beyond Equipment: While machinery and technology naturally draw attention, don’t overlook exhibitors offering financial services, sustainability solutions, workforce development, and export opportunities. The most successful operations leverage the World Dairy Expo to address challenges across their entire business model, not just production, like how a comprehensive herd health program addresses more than just mastitis.

Engage Strategically: When visiting booths, move beyond the standard sales conversation with targeted questions like:

  • “What’s your typical implementation timeline for an operation our size?”
  • “Can you connect me with current users in my region?”
  • “How are you addressing [specific challenge] that many operations like mine face?”
  • “What do your most successful customers do differently with your product/service?”

These questions elicit insights far more valuable than brochure information, often leading to introductions with technical specialists rather than sales representatives.

Genetics Showcase: Strategic Viewing for Breeding Programs

Elite dairy cattle compete for top honors on the iconic colored shavings of the Coliseum

The colored shavings of World Dairy Expo’s Coliseum have launched countless breeding programs and reshaped genetic priorities across the global dairy industry. The 2025 cattle show features a new two-breed rotation schedule designed to enhance viewing experience and logistics, showcasing over 1,600 head representing the pinnacle of dairy genetics.

Strategic Viewing Schedule:

  • Sunday (September 28): International Junior Holstein Show, International Guernsey Show (Heifers)
  • Monday (September 29): International Jersey Show (Heifers), International Ayrshire Show (Heifers), International Guernsey Show (Cows/Groups)
  • Tuesday (September 30): International Ayrshire Show (Cows/Groups), International Jersey Show (Cows/Groups), International Brown Swiss Show (Heifers)
  • Wednesday (October 1): International Milking Shorthorn Show (Heifers), International Brown Swiss Show (Cows/Groups), International Red & White Show (Heifers)
  • Thursday (October 2): International Milking Shorthorn Show (Cows/Groups), International Red & White Show (Cows/Groups), International Holstein Show (Heifers)
  • Friday (October 3): International Holstein Show (Cows/Groups), Parade of Champions

Beyond the Showring: While the competitions capture attention, the true value for commercial producers often lies in the accompanying data and conversations. For those wanting a closer look than the show ring allows you to see the cattle in their exhibits. The New Holland Pavilions and Cattle Tent allow close-up evaluation of animals, while the WDE Mobile App helps locate specific animals or exhibitors.

Connect Results to Reality: The most successful breeding programs look beyond ribbons to understand how show-winning genetics translate to commercial performance. Conversations with exhibitors about component strengths, feed efficiency, and daughter fertility behind their show string often reveal insights not obvious from the showring alone.

Elite Genetics Access: The week features multiple elite cattle sales, including the Top of the World Jersey Sale (Tuesday), World Premier Brown Swiss Sale (Wednesday), and World Classic ’25 Holstein Sale (Thursday). These auctions provide access to genetics that might otherwise never enter the commercial market-similar to getting early access to high-ranking genomic young sires before they’re widely marketed.

Educational ROI: Knowledge That Pays Dividends

The WDE mobile app helps attendees build personalized schedules and navigate the expansive grounds

World Dairy Expo’s educational programming transcends theoretical discussions to deliver practical, implementable strategies addressing the industry’s most pressing challenges. Just as precision feeding maximizes your milk components, strategic session selection maximizes your knowledge ROI. The 2025 lineup features multiple formats tailored to different learning preferences:

Knowledge Nook Sessions: These concise 45-minute presentations in the Exhibition Hall atrium spotlight innovations introduced since the previous Expo. The format’s brevity forces presenters to focus on practical applications rather than technical specifications. Sessions run throughout each day, allowing you to integrate them between trade show exploration or cattle viewing.

Virtual Farm Tours: Consistently rated among attendees’ favorite educational offerings, these daily presentations showcase outstanding dairy operations, followed by direct Q&A with the farm owners or managers. They provide real-world implementation examples of new technologies and management practices, including honest discussion of challenges and adjustments-similar to how elite producers learn more from benchmarking against successful peers than from textbooks.

Dairy Forage Seminars: With feed representing 50-70% of production costs, these specialized sessions on the Dairy Forage Seminar Stage deliver immediately applicable strategies for improving forage quality, reducing shrink, and optimizing nutrient density-often with documented cost-saving potential. Like fine-tuning your TMR formulation, these sessions offer small adjustments that yield significant marginal returns.

Expo en Español: These dedicated Spanish-language sessions address topics relevant to Latino dairy professionals, recognizing their growing importance in workforce and management roles.

Strategic Learning Tip: Before arriving, identify 2-3 specific operational challenges you currently face, then select educational sessions specifically addressing these issues. The WDE Mobile App allows you to build a personalized schedule, ensuring you don’t miss critical presentations while maximizing your time across the vast Expo grounds.

Networking That Delivers Measurable Results

appy Hour at The Tanbark offers prime networking opportunities with industry leaders
Happy Hour at The Tanbark offers prime networking opportunities with industry leaders

World Dairy Expo’s true differentiator isn’t found in any single component but rather in the unparalleled concentration of industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers gathered in one location. During these four days, strategic networking can yield connections worth thousands of dollars in future opportunities.

Targeted Networking Venues:

  • Attendee Appreciation Events: Held Tuesday through Thursday (3-5 PM) throughout the Exhibition Hall, Trade Center, and Coliseum, these events offer complimentary refreshments in a relaxed atmosphere conducive to candid industry discussions.
  • Happy Hour at The Tanbark: This popular gathering spot (Tuesday-Thursday, 4-6 PM) offers free refreshments and typically attracts a diverse mix of producers, allied industry representatives, and international visitors.
  • International Reception: Exclusively for registered international attendees and commercial exhibitors (Thursday, 5-7 PM), this event provides exceptional opportunities for exploring export possibilities or global partnerships.
  • Career Connections: For operations seeking talent, this Monday event connects job and internship seekers with increasingly valuable potential as labor challenges persist industry wide.

Beyond Small Talk: Effective networking transcends business card exchanges. As you wouldn’t select a bull based solely on his pedigree without examining his proof, don’t waste time on superficial conversations. Prepare thoughtful questions addressing industry challenges, regional differences, or future trends. Rather than generic conversations, position yourself as a thought leader by sharing specific insights from your operation that might benefit others.

Follow Through Matters: The most successful networkers maintain connections beyond the event. Note key discussion points on business cards collected, then follow up within two weeks with specific reference to your conversation. This small step dramatically increases the long-term value of connections made, like how consistent heat detection protocol leads to better conception rates than sporadic observation.

The International Advantage: Global Perspective for Local Success

World Dairy Expo attracts attendees from nearly 100 countries, creating unparalleled opportunities to gain a global perspective on industry challenges and innovations. This international dimension offers value for forward-thinking operations.

For Domestic Attendees: International participants offer fresh perspectives on common challenges, often sharing solutions developed under different regulatory or market conditions. As new genetic lines can strengthen your herd, incorporating global management strategies can revitalize stagnant operational practices.

For International Visitors: WDE provides comprehensive support services, including:

  • VISA Letters of Invitation (request early via the WDE website)
  • Dedicated International Registration Desk in the Exhibition Hall
  • International Lounge for networking and business discussions
  • Interpreters fluent in multiple languages (Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish)
  • Organized local farm tours showcasing diverse Wisconsin operations

New for International Attendees: International visitors, particularly Canadians planning extended stays, should note new U.S. registration requirements for visits exceeding 30 days. Specifically, Canadians entering by land who don’t receive an I-94 or passport stamp should request one if planning a stay of 30+ days or register online via USCIS Form G-325R.

Biosecurity Note: International visitors who have had contact with livestock before traveling to the U.S. must strictly follow APHIS guidelines, including laundering clothing, cleaning footwear, and declaring livestock contact to U.S. Customs officials. These protocols are as critical to industry health as your on-farm mastitis prevention program is to your bulk tank SCC.

Beyond the Expo: Maximizing Your Madison Experience

While the World Dairy Expo commands the primary focus, Madison offers exceptional opportunities for those extending their stay or seeking evening activities after the show.

Culinary Adventures: Madison’s restaurant scene rivals much larger cities, offering everything from traditional Wisconsin supper clubs to innovative farm-to-table experiences. The Destination Madison visitor guide explicitly created for Expo attendees highlights local favorites and hidden gems worth exploring.

Local Attractions: The city’s unique position between two lakes (Mendota and Monona) creates a picturesque setting for exploration. Consider visiting the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, the iconic State Capitol building, or the vibrant State Street shopping and dining district.

Regional Excursions: Operations sending teams earlier or extending beyond Expo might consider side trips to nearby attractions like the New Glarus Brewery (famous for Spotted Cow beer), the National Historic Cheesemaking Center in Monroe, or even the vibrant Milwaukee brewing scene just 90 minutes east. Just as rotational grazing provides variety for your herd, these side trips offer refreshing diversions that prevent trade show fatigue.

The Bottom Line: Maximizing Your World Dairy Expo Investment

The Parade of Champions crowns the week’s top cattle, a must-see finale for all attendees.

World Dairy Expo 2025 represents a significant investment of time and resources, one that consistently delivers exceptional returns for operations that approach it strategically. Like investing in genetic advancement or facility modernization, your Expo experience requires upfront planning to capture optimal returns. These key actions will ensure you maximize your ROI:

  1. Book Early: Secure accommodations and purchase tickets now for significant savings and preferred options.
  2. Plan Strategically: Use the official website and mobile app to create a targeted schedule aligned with your operation’s needs and challenges.
  3. Divide and Conquer: If sending multiple team members, assign specific focus areas to ensure comprehensive coverage of this vast event, like dividing herd management responsibilities among specialists.
  4. Set Specific Objectives: Identify 3-5 concrete goals for your Expo experience, whether evaluating specific technologies, exploring genetic lines, or connecting with potential partners. Without clear objectives, you’ll wander like a dry cow on unlimited pasture content but unproductive.
  5. Follow Through: The true value of the World Dairy Expo manifests in the weeks and months following as you implement insights gained and leverage connections made. Just as your nutrition program’s value isn’t measured by what’s in the TMR mixer but by what shows up in the bulk tank, your Expo ROI depends on post-event implementation.

In today’s challenging dairy economy, where component premiums, feed efficiency, and genetic advancement separate profitable operations from struggling ones, no producer can afford to miss the competitive advantages that World Dairy Expo provides. From robotic milking systems to precision feeding technologies, genomic selection tools, and labor management strategies, this singular event delivers unmatched returns for progressive dairy producers committed to long-term success.

Will I see you on the colored shavings this fall?

Key Takeaways:

  • Plan early: Book hotels/tickets by July 2025 for discounts and prime lodging near the Alliant Energy Center.
  • Prioritize strategically: Target breed shows, trade show innovations, and seminars like Virtual Farm Tours for ROI.
  • Network smarter: Leverage Attendee Appreciation Events, Career Connections, and the International Reception.
  • Use tech tools: The WDE mobile app is essential for real-time schedules, maps, and exhibitor searches.
  • Prepare for variables: Pack layers for Madison’s unpredictable fall weather and review biosecurity rules for cattle interactions.

Executive Summary:

World Dairy Expo 2025 (Sept 30–Oct 3 in Madison, WI) is the dairy industry’s premier event, blending a massive trade show (650+ exhibitors), world-class cattle competitions, and actionable educational sessions. Strategic planning is critical: secure discounted tickets early, book nearby hotels months in advance, and use the WDE mobile app to navigate breed shows, seminars, and networking hotspots like Happy Hour at The Tanbark. Key highlights include Innovation Unveiled tech showcases, Dairy Forage Seminars, and the Parade of Champions. Tailored logistics for international attendees and a focus on ROI-driven networking make this a must-attend for dairy professionals, farmers, and innovators aiming to stay competitive.

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Midwest Spring National Holstein Show 2025 Crowns New Champions in Madison Showcase

Premierpoint Mas Carmona

The dairy world’s spotlight shone brightly on Madison, Wisconsin, this week as the Midwest Spring National Holstein Show 2025 wrapped up with a thrilling victory for Premierpoint Mas Carmona-ET (Master), who claimed both Senior and Grand Champion honors under judge Pat Lundy’s discerning eye. The April 23-27 event at the Wisconsin Dairy Showcase drew top exhibitors and breeding programs, delivering a masterclass in Holstein excellence while spotlighting rising stars in the junior divisions.

Open Show Dominance: Mastery in the Senior Ring

Lundy faced no easy task evaluating 194 entries across 12 classes, but the 4-year-old Premierpoint Mas Carmona-ET (Master) did not doubt her supremacy. Owned by the powerhouse trio of Maple-Leigh, Arizona Dairy, and Grai-Rose Cattle (Delavan, WI), this daughter of Master blended “depth of rib, dairy strength, and a textbook udder” to rise above a stacked senior division.

Golden-Oaks Temptres-Red

Hot on her heels was the Reserve Senior & Grand Champion Golden-Oaks Temptres-Red-ET (Unstopabull), a 5-year-old exhibited by MilkSource (Kaukauna, WI). Lundy praised her “unmatched persistence of quality” across lactations. At the same time, third-place honors went to MilkSource’s aged cow Corlane Unix Salisbury (Unix), whose “venerable frame and mammary resilience” earned Honorable Mention.

Junior Excellence: Schmocker Sisters Shine

The junior division proved future-focused, with Tessa & Stella Schmocker (Whitewater, WI) leading the charge. Their lifetime production cow Luck-E Merjack Asalia (Merjack) seized Senior & Grand Champion honors, with Judge Lundy noting her “balance of productivity and show-ring polish.” Not content with one banner, the sisters also claimed Honorable Mention Grand Champion with Go-Sho Tatoos In Jericho-ET (Tatoo) alongside Sadie Kropf-a, a 1st winter senior 2-year-old hailed for her “depth of for rib and dairy character.”

Minnesota’s Calvin Bening (Arlington) turned heads with Reserve Senior & Grand Champion Budjon-Vail Drm Sunshine-ET (Doorman), a 2nd lactation standout blending “youthful vigor and mammary maturity.”

Exhibitor Accolades: MilkSource & Go-Sho Command the Ring

Budjon-Vail EyeC Chalack-ET

MilkSource LLC (Kaukauna, WI) reinforced its industry leadership, sweeping Premier Breeder & Exhibitor titles. Their Intermediate Champion Budjon-Vail EyeC Chalack-ET (Eye Candy), a 1st junior 2-year-old-epitomized the operation’s “laser focus on structural integrity and udder futures,” per Lundy.

Ryan-Vu Awesome Rapture

Not to be outdone, Go-Sho Cattle Co (Whitewater, WI) claimed Premier Exhibitor (Heifer Show), with Ocean-View Genetics (Deerfield, WI) earning Premier Breeder (Heifer Show). The heifer divisions saw fierce competition, culminating in Junior Champion Ryan-Vu Awesome Rapture (Awesome), a spring yearling owned by Dylan & Cameron Ryan (Fond du Lac, WI) praised for her “length of neck and spring of rib.”

Sire Power: Mastery Meets Momentum

The show underscored the genetic clout of Master and Unstopabull, whose progeny dominated senior placings. Emerging sire Tatoo made waves through Go-Sho’s Honorable Mention winner, while Awesome and Warrior stamped their authority in the heifer ranks. Judge Lundy highlighted the “striking consistency” of daughters from Unix and Doorman, noting their impact on udder quality and longevity.

Australian Jersey Excellence Shines: 2025 Sydney Royal Show Spotlights Breed’s Global Potential

Grand Champion Jersey under judge Andrew Vander Meulen... 𝗥𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗹𝗹 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘆 𝗧𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗲 owned by D Patten, J Tarpey, D Borba & TR Investments.
Senior Champion Jersey under judge Andrew Vander Meulen… 𝗥𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗹𝗹 𝗚𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘆 𝗧𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗲 owned by D Patten, J Tarpey, D Borba & TR Investments.

The 2025 Sydney Royal Jersey Show delivered a spectacular showcase of Australia’s finest Jersey cattle, with the Wilson Family’s Shirlinn Jerseys dominating multiple divisions. This high-caliber competition served as the grand finale of the 2025 World Jersey Conference, putting Australian genetics front and center on the global dairy stage.

Global Spotlight Falls on Australian Jersey Excellence

The timing couldn’t have been more perfect. As international delegates from the 2025 World Jersey Conference gathered in Sydney on April 21, Australia’s premier Jersey breeders brought their finest animals to compete at the prestigious Sydney Royal Easter Show before Canadian Judge Andrew Vander Meulen of Avonlea Genetics. The competition didn’t just crown champions – it made a powerful statement about the quality and direction of Australian Jersey genetics to a global audience.

“This show represents the culmination of our efforts to showcase Australian Jerseys to the world,” said Jersey Australia general manager Glen Barrett, who has spent three years building international interest in Australian genetics. “The campaign has had a very positive impact, and this show proves why international breeders are increasingly looking to Australia for top Jersey genetics.”

The competition featured over 30 exhibitors across Australia, with nearly 100 international visitors witnessing firsthand why Australian Jerseys are gaining global recognition. After touring Victoria’s premier herds and the NSW south coast, these international guests got their ultimate reward – seeing Australia’s best Jerseys battle it for supreme honors.

Wilson Family Dominates Multiple Divisions

If there was one name that repeatedly echoed through the showring, it was Wilson. The Wilson Family’s Shirlinn Jerseys delivered a masterclass in breeding consistency, taking home an impressive collection of major awards, including Reserve Senior Champion Female with Shirlinn Topsy Rumour and Honourable Mention with Shirlinn Engineer Starfinch.

Robert and Ashley Wilson weren’t far behind with their impressive entries, securing Reserve Junior Champion Female with Signature Victorious Eileen and Honourable Mention with Cherrylock Victorious Shot-ET. Their dominance in the heifer classes set a high standard, with multiple first-place finishes demonstrating their program’s depth.

Youth and Future Focus

The junior divisions showcased promising talent in the animals and their young handlers. The Eagles family partnership (MS R Eagles & Miss L Eagles & Miss B Eagles & Miss C Eagles) secured a first-place finish with Mt Little Rarity in the youngest heifer class (over 4 & not over 6 months).

Miss Dekota Hindmarsh demonstrated a serious competitive spirit, placing in multiple heifer classes with animals showing exceptional style and dairy character. This strong youth presence signals a healthy future for Australia’s Jersey breeding programs.

Udder Quality Takes Center Stage

Supreme Intermediate Champion... 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝗩𝗶𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗼𝗿𝘆 owned by BK Farming
Supreme Intermediate Champion… 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝗩𝗶𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗼𝗿𝘆 owned by BK Farming

If there’s one trait Australian breeders have mastered, it’s functional udder systems. BK Farming’s Froglands Viral Rory claimed Best Intermediate Udder and Intermediate Champion Female honors, showcasing exceptional mammary systems vital for long-term production.

In the senior divisions, Rivendell Gentry Toffee, exhibited by Mr. Declan Patten, Mr. John Tarpey, Mrs. Diane Borba, and TR Investments, captured Best Senior Udder before securing Senior Champion Female. These awards reinforce Australian breeders’ commitment to functional type – a key international selling point for their genetics.

“When you look at these udders, you’re seeing the result of generations of selective breeding focused on commercial viability,” noted one international judge. “These aren’t just pretty cows – built to last and produce under real farm conditions.”

Supreme Jr Champion… 𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗞𝗶𝗱𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗸 𝗕𝗮𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝘂𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 owned by M & L Flemming and K Van Wees.

The Bottom Line: Australian Jerseys Ready for Global Expansion

The 2025 Sydney Royal Jersey Show wasn’t just another competition – it was a declaration that Australian Jersey genetics are ready for prime time on the global stage. With international visitors witnessing firsthand the quality on display, expect Australian sires and embryos to be in high demand worldwide in the coming year.

The Wilson family’s dominance, alongside strong showings from established breeders like BK Farming and Riverlane Dairy, demonstrates the depth and quality present in Australian herds. These Australian Jersey lines offer compelling options as dairy producers worldwide seek efficient, high-component breeds to combat volatile milk markets.

As one international visitor observed while watching the Senior Champion parade: “These animals combine the best of Jersey tradition with modern dairy demands. Australia has established itself as a Jersey breeding powerhouse that deserves global attention.”

Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025

April 23rd, 2025 @ Ancaster Ontario
Judge: Aaron Eaton, NY USA

The Ontario Holstein Spring Show featured exceptional quality across all divisions, with judge Aaron Eaton consistently emphasizing balanced frames, dairy strength, and structural correctness throughout his evaluations. UP-RIDGE ALLEYOOP FREEZIE from Up-Ridge Holsteins of Embro emerged as the show’s Grand Champion and Best Udder, praised for her “brilliant udder system” and “beautiful dairy quality from one end to the other.” The junior division saw ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa claim Junior Champion honors, while GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE from Hodglynn Holsteins of Kincardine secured both Intermediate Champion and Reserve Grand Champion. In the colored division, GOLDEN-OAKS ALEXIS-RED-ET exhibited by Hodglynn Holsteins claimed Red & White Grand Champion.

The show demonstrated remarkable depth with several exhibitors garnering multiple top placings. Ronald Grandy of Oshawa presented several class winners and champions, while Hodglynn Holsteins, Clarkvalley Holsteins, and Ferme Blondin all showcased multiple top animals. Judge Eaton’s commentary consistently highlighted the importance of “balanced” frames, “open ribs,” “dairy strength,” and superior “mammary systems” that blend “smoothly into the body wall.” Throughout his evaluations, Eaton demonstrated appreciation for both promising young animals and proven mature cows, emphasizing the dedication required to develop championship-caliber cattle “365 days a year.”

Grand Champion

Up-Ridge Alleyoop Freezie
Grand Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro, ON
Up-Ridge Alleyoop Freezie Grand Champion Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro, ON

The Grand Champion selection judged by Aaron Eaton represented the culmination of what the judge described as “a first class event,” bringing together class winners that exemplified exceptional dairy strength, udder quality, and overall balance. UP-RIDGE ALLEYOOP FREEZIE (Alleyoop), the first-place four-year-old exhibited by Up-Ridge Holsteins of Embro, Ontario, claimed both Grand Champion and Best Udder of Show honors with what Eaton described as a “brilliant udder system.” Standing as Reserve Grand Champion was GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE (Delta-Lambda), the first-place winter two-year-old from Hodglynn Holsteins of Kincardine, a “beautiful, beautiful cow” that impressed the judge as “going to the next level,” particularly notable for competing so successfully as a young cow. Completing the championship lineup with Honorable Mention was GENDARRA DEMPSEY HOPSCOTCH (Dempsey), the first-place mature cow from Gendarra Farm of Bailieboro, a six-calver demonstrating “so much power, so much balance” that exemplified the judge’s appreciation for longevity in the breed. The championship selection highlighted exceptional quality across age divisions, with Eaton praising all exhibitors for their dedication to these outstanding animals “365 days a year.”

Grand Champion & Best Udder of Show: Up-Ridge Alleyoop Freezie (Alleyoop), 1st 4-year-old, Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro, ON
Reserve Grand Champion: Goldenflo Lambda Dominate (Delta-Lambda), 1st winter 2-year-old, Hodglynn Holsteins, Kincardine, ON
Honorable Mention Grand Champion: Gendarra Dempsey Hopscotch (Dempsey), 1st mature cow, Gendarra Farm, Bailieboro, ON

Red & White Holstein Grand Champion

Golden-Oaks Alexis-Red
Red & White Grand Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
Hodglynn Holsteins & Raymond Smygwaty, Kincardine, ON
Golden-Oaks Alexis-Red
Red & White Grand Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 

Hodglynn Holsteins & Raymond Smygwaty, Kincardine, ON

GOLDEN-OAKS ALEXIS-RED-ET (Unstopabull), exhibited by Hodglynn Holsteins and Raymond Smygwaty of Kincardine, Ontario, claimed the Grand Champion banner, having previously stood as the first-place Red & White in the four-year-old class. Standing as Reserve Grand Champion was PATIENCE MIRAND DAFFODIL (Mirand) from Parallel Genetics and Patience Holsteins of East Garafraxa, the first-place Red & White in the five-year-old division. Completing the championship lineup with Honorable Mention was the younger HODGLYNN UNSTOPABULL VENICE (Unstopabull), the sixth-place spring two-year-old exhibited by Clarkvalley Holsteins of Woodville who had earlier claimed the Red & White Intermediate Champion title. The championship class highlighted the exceptional quality of Red & White Holsteins present at this show, demonstrating the impressive progress breeders have made in developing colored animals that can compete at the highest levels of the breed.

Red & White Holstein Grand Champion: Golden-Oaks Alexis-Red-ET (Unstopabull), Hodglynn Holsteins & Raymond Smygwaty, Kincardine, ON
Red & White Holstein Reserve Grand Champion: Patience Mirand Daffodil (Mirand), Parallel Genetics & Patience Holsteins, East Garafraxa, ON
Red & White Holstein Honorable Mention Grand Champion: Hodglynn Unstopabull Venice (Unstopabull), 6th spring 2-year-old, Clarkvalley Holsteins, Woodville, ON

Intermediate Champion

GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE 1st place Winter Two Year Old Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINCARDINE, ON
GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE
Intermediate Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 

HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINCARDINE, ON

GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE (Delta-Lambda) from Hodglynn Holsteins of Kincardine, Ontario, claimed the Intermediate Champion banner, impressing the judge noted her advantage of being “a little more up to the front,” suggesting superior fore udder attachment or front-end extension compared to her competitors. Standing as Reserve Intermediate Champion was LYSEM MASTER ANGEL (Master) from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa, Ontario, a cow that earned praise for her “beautiful balanced” udder, indicating exceptional symmetry and attachment in her mammary system. LYSEM LOYALL AUDE (Loyall) from Blondin Sires and Ferme Blondin of Saint-Placide, Quebec, completed the championship lineup with Honorable Mention, contributing to what the judge acknowledged as a class with “three tremendous deserving winners.” The championship class highlighted the exceptional quality of intermediate-aged cows presented at this show, with each animal demonstrating the balance of dairy strength and udder development that defines elite show cattle.

Intermediate Champion: Goldenflo Lambda Dominate (Delta-Lambda), 1st winter 2-year-old, Hodglynn Holsteins, Kincardine, ON
Reserve Intermediate Champion: Lysem Master Angel (Master), 1st spring 2-year-old, Ronald Grandy, Oshawa, ON
Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion: Lysem Loyall Aude (Loyall), 2nd spring 2-year-old, Blondin Sires, Ferme Blondin, Saint-Placide, QC

Red & White Holstein Intermediate Champion

Hodglynn Unstopabull Venice 
Intermediate Champion Red and White 
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
Clarkvalley Holsteins, Woodville, ON
Hodglynn Unstopabull Venice
Intermediate Champion Red and White
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
Clarkvalley Holsteins, Woodville, ON

HODGLYNN UNSTOPABULL VENICE (Unstopabull), the sixth-place spring two-year-old exhibited by Clarkvalley Holsteins of Woodville, Ontario, claimed the Intermediate Champion banner with what Eaton described as a “more balanced fore udder” and “nicer spring to that rib.” He particularly praised her “tremendous mammary system” and noted her advantage in being “more refined in bone” compared to her competitors. Standing as Reserve Intermediate Champion was UP-RIDGE ANALYST MAGNIFICENT (Analyst), the third-place junior three-year-old from Up-Ridge Holsteins of Embro, Ontario, impressing as a “big, straight line three-year-old” with superior qualities in her rear udder, showing “more height and width” with “nicer definition.” Completing the championship lineup with Honorable Mention was JACOBS UNSTOPABULL LISA-RED (Unstopabull), the fourth-place fall two-year-old from Fraeland Farms of Fergus, Ontario, a “beautiful balance” cow that the judge noted has a “bright future” ahead of her. The class demonstrated the impressive quality of the Red & White Holstein program at this show, with Eaton emphasizing the potential of these young cows.

Red & White Holstein Intermediate Champion: Hodglynn Unstopabull Venice (Unstopabull), 6th spring 2-year-old, Clarkvalley Holsteins, Woodville, ON
Red & White Holstein Reserve Intermediate Champion: Up-Ridge Analyst Magnificent (Analyst), 3rd junior 3-year-old, Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro, ON
Red & White Holstein Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion: Jacobs Unstopabull Lisa-Red (Unstoppabull), 4th fall 2-year-old, Fraeland Farms, Fergus, ON

Junior Champion

ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY
Junior Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY Junior Champion Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON

The championship class showcased remarkable balance, dairy strength, and exceptional feet and leg structure throughout, with Eaton noting that all contestants were “beautiful legged heifers” who demonstrated impressive structural correctness and dairy character. ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY (Master), the first-place winter yearling exhibited by Ronald Grandy of Oshawa, Ontario, claimed the Junior Champion banner with what Eaton described as “everything I look for in a heifer” featuring a “beautiful balance and combination of dairy strength and tremendous leg.” Her “crisp” frame and superior “angle” gave her the advantage over the Reserve Champion. Standing as Reserve Junior Champion was MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED-ET (Architect), the first-place fall yearling exhibited by Adam Clark, Jeff & Jim Butler, and Pierre Boulet of Woodville, who impressed with her “maturity” advantage and how she “blends out of her shoulder just a little bit nicer.” Completing the championship lineup with Honorable Mention was DARLING MASTER FREEZIE (Master), the first-place summer yearling from Coxlyn Farms Ltd. and Darling Holsteins of Uxbridge, a heifer that “really grabs when she walks in the ring” and is “so balanced and dairy from one end to the other.” The judge emphasized that all three champions were exceptional, describing them as “flawless” with “hard tops” and “exceptional sets of feet and legs.”

Junior Champion: Echo Glen Master Ivy (Master), 1st winter yearling, Ronald Grandy, Oshawa, ON
Reserve Junior Champion: Milksource A Tierney-Red-ET (Architect), 1st fall yearling, Adam Clark, Jeff & Jim Butler and Pierre Boulet, Woodville, ON
Honorable mention Junior Champion: Darling Master Freezie (Master), 1st summer yearling, Coxlyn Farms Ltd & Darling Holsteins, Uxbridge, ON

Red & White Holstein Junior Champion

MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED
Junior Champion Red & White
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025
ADAM CLARK, JEFF & JIM BUTLER, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED Junior Champion Red & White Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 ADAM CLARK, JEFF & JIM BUTLER, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON

MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED-ET (Architect), the first-place fall yearling exhibited by Adam Clark, Jeff & Jim Butler, and Pierre Boulet of Woodville, ON, claimed the Junior Champion banner as a heifer that displayed exceptional “balance all the way through” and was “hard topped.” Eaton particularly admired her for having “tremendous sets of feet and legs” that complemented her overall dairy strength. Standing as Reserve Junior Champion was BOBMUR ALPHA NYLA (Alpha) from Bobmur Farms of Listowel, ON, another fall yearling that the judge praised for similar qualities, noting how both champion heifers showed “more openness” compared to other contenders. SANEXA ILLUST RED LAVENDER (Illustrator-P), owned by Kenneth Empey Jr. of Dorchester, ON, earned Honorable Mention honors, rounding out what the judge described as “three tremendous heifers.” Throughout his evaluation, Eaton emphasized how the top animals displayed exceptional “dairy quality all the way through” with “big open ribs” and were “quality from one end to the other.”

Red & White Holstein Junior Champion: Milksource A Tierney-Red-ET (Architect), 1st fall yearling, Adam Clark, Jeff & Jim Butler and Pierre Boulet, Woodville, ON
Red & White Holstein Reserve Junior Champion: Bobmur Alpha Nyla (Alpha), 3rd fall yearling, Bobmur Farms, Listowel, ON
Red & White Holstein Honorable Mention Junior Champion: Sanexa Illust Red Lavender (Illustrator-P), 11th fall yearling, Kenneth Empey Jr, Dorchester, ON

Winter Heifer

Born December 1st, 2024 to February 28th, 2025

REDCARPET DM CABRERA
1st place Winter Calf
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
CERTIFIED HOLSTEINS, CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, TRISTAN RAE
REDCARPET DM CABRERA 1st place Winter Calf Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
CERTIFIED HOLSTEINS, CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, TRISTAN RAE

The Winter Calf class at the Ontario Holstein Spring Show featured an impressive lineup of young animals, with judge Aaron Eaton highlighting exceptional style and dairy character throughout the class. REDCARPET DM CABRERA-ET, exhibited by Certified Holsteins, Clarkvalley Holsteins, and Tristan Rae, claimed the championship ribbon with her exceptional balance and openness throughout her frame. Eaton praised her for “beautiful style and presence as she moves around the ring” and her superior dairyness through the front end. Standing in second was FRICOSONS MAJOR ALCOHOLIC from Fricosons Holsteins of Newcastle, Ontario, impressing with her “width all the way through” and “beautiful sweep to her rib,” demonstrating more substance throughout her frame compared to those placed below her. Completing the top three was ROBERTHAVEN MASTER DESIGN, owned by Jeremy Robertson and Keaton Phoenix of Elmvale, displaying outstanding “length of frame” and “bareness” along with being exceptionally “clean up through her head and neck”. KARNVIEW ENERGY MAJESTIC from Karnview Farms Inc. earned fourth place, distinguished by her dairy quality throughout and tracking more squarely on her rear legs compared to the “big body calf” KARNVIEW ACTIONMAN JEWEL in fifth position.

  1. REDCARPET DM CABRERA-ET, 3279784895
    CERTIFIED HOLSTEINS, CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, TRISTAN RAE
  2. FRICOSONS MAJOR ALCOHOLIC, HOCANF15166385
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    FRICOSONS HOLSTEINS, NEWCASTLE, ON
  3. ROBERTHAVEN MASTER DESIGN, HOCANF14624823
    JEREMY ROBERTSON, KEATON PHOENIX, ELMVALE, ON
  4. KARNVIEW ENERGY MAJESTIC, HOCANF15198976
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  5. KARNVIEW ACTIONMAN JEWEL, HOCANF15198974
    BROCK SICKAFOOSE, ALBION, IN
  6. WINRIGHT ALLIGATOR EVITA, HOCANF15179461
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, WINCHESTER, ON
  7. WCG UNIX COPYCAT, HOCANF14897994
    WILLOWCREEK GENETICS, HAGERSVILLE, ON
  8. MARTIN-VIEW BULLSEYE SYLVIE, HOCANF15218623
    RIVERDOWN HOLSTEINS, METCALFE, ON
  9. CHARBEND MASTER DESIREE, HOCANF15096601
    H. KEITH CHARLTON & CO, BRANTFORD, ON
  10. KAWARTHA JOHNNY MISSY-RED, HOCANF15047820
    1st place – Red & White
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  11. MORNINGSKY MASTER SHOWCRUSH, HOCANF15237176
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  12. FRICOSONS ALLIGATOR ALLIE, HOCANF15166387
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, WINCHESTER, ON
  13. CLOVIS MASTER REINE, HOCANF121690666
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  14. DELCREEK THE DARKSIDE, HOCANF15260166
    DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  15. MARFLOACRES MAJOR LIONA, HOCANF15136637
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  16. CNOSSOME MAJOR PASSION, HOCANF15007861
    CNOSSOME HOLSTEINS, BRUNNER, ON
  17. FRICOSONS BULLSEYE HANNAH, HOCANF15166386
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  18. ECHO GLEN MASTER INOLA, HOCANF15064023
    ECHO GLEN FARM, DORCHESTER, ON
  19. DANDYLAND MAJOR AUGUSTA, HOCANF15052774
    DANDYLAND FARM, SCHOMBERG, ON
  20. KAROLSTEIN BROUILLY ANAHITA, HOCANF121541435
    SOURETH HOLSTEINS, NETHERLANDS
  21. BRIDGEVIEW RANDALL ALLEY, HOCANF15192839
    BRIDGEVIEW FARMS, BRANTFORD, ON
  22. KAWARTHA PH SALUTE PATRIOT, HOCANF15061534
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  23. SIEMERS-I DEVOUR TAQUITOS, HOCANF15196271
    STORY BOOK HOLSTEINS, OWEN SOUND, ON
  24. JACOBS CAPITAL GAIN BRILLONS, HOCANF15196270
    STORY BOOK HOLSTEINS, OWEN SOUND, ON

Fall Heifer

Born September 1st, 2024 to November 30th, 2024

ELITELANE RCG RAY LEWIS
1st place Fall Calf
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
WOODHILL HOLSTEINS, CLARKSBURG, ON
ELITELANE RCG RAY LEWIS 1st place Fall Calf Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
WOODHILL HOLSTEINS, CLARKSBURG, ON

Taking the blue ribbon was ELITELANE RCG RAY LEWIS-ET from Woodhill Holsteins of Clarksburg, Ontario, a calf that impressed with exceptional “dairiness, angularity, and length of frame all the way through”. Eaton particularly noted how this calf “stands more squarely on front and rear legs,” giving her the edge over the second-place entry. Standing in reserve was KARNVIEW BRAEMAR MASTER AZTEC, exhibited by Keith Beer of Berne, Indiana, drawing praise for its tremendous “capacity, open ribs in the midsection,” and “balance and width all the way through”. KARNVIEW ENERGY MIDNIGHT, the Bred & Owned entry from Karnview Farms of Woodstock, completed the top three, with Eaton highlighting this “high style calf” for its “exceptional set of feet and legs” and “more width through the hooks”. The fourth-place VALE-O-SKENE MASTER BRYNN from Vale-O-Skene Holsteins of Little Britain displayed remarkable “style” and “length of frame” with a “beautiful dairy open rib”, standing a “rib longer” than the fifth-place CHARBEND HANIKO SAGE from H. Keith Charlton & Co., which demonstrated excellent “balance and correctness of parts” throughout its frame.

  1. ELITELANE RCG RAY LEWIS-ET, HO840F3279784867
    WOODHILL HOLSTEINS, CLARKSBURG, ON
  2. KARNVIEW BRAEMAR MASTER AZTEC, HOCANF15047200
    KEITH BEER, BERNE, IN
  3. KARNVIEW ENERGY MIDNIGHT, HOCANF15198960
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  4. VALE-O-SKENE MASTER BRYNN, HOCANF15196412
    VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  5. CHARBEND HANIKO SAGE, HOCANF15096596
    H. KEITH CHARLTON & CO, BRANTFORD, ON
  6. MILIBRO MASTER MOUSSELYN, HOCANF121956810
    BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
  7. KARNVIEW BRAEMAR MAJOR AMERICA, HOCANF15047201
    BRAEMAR HOLSTEINS, KARNVIEW FARMS INC, ST. MARYS, ON
  8. GENDARRA LOYALL FIREBIRD, HOCANF14532928
    GENDARRA FARM, KEATON PHOENIX, BAILIEBORO, ON
  9. FRAELAND ALPHA PRECIOUS, HOCANF14505554
    PARALLEL GENETICS, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  10. KINGSWAY TARMAC RIPCORD, HOCANF14798995
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  11. ECHO GLEN MASTER IZZY, HOCANF15064022
    ECHO GLEN FARM, DORCHESTER, ON
  12. QUALITY SIDEKICK DONNIE DOODLE, HOCANF14788649
    DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  13. HARVESTACRE RAISE THE ROOF, HOCANF122071663
    FRANKHAVEN HOLSTEINS, MASON BUCKLEY, INGERSOLL, ON
  14. PERRINRIDGE MASTER HEIDI, HOCANF14982803
    PERRINRIDGE FARMS LTD, AYR, ON
  15. KARNVIEW ALPHA MAPLELEAF-RED, HOCANF15047198
    1st place – Red & White
    KEITH BEER, BERNE, IN
  16. KARNVIEW ACTIONMAN ABLISS, HOCANF15047197
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  17. ELECTRAS ELECTRIC ENERGY, HO840F3286494378
    NEW MORNING HOLSTEINS, MONKTON, ON
  18. KARNVIEW ACTIONMAN ABLUSH, HOCANF15047206
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  19. VALE-O-SKENE MASTER IRONIC, HOCANF15196410
    PROSPECT HOLSTEINS, VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, PORT PERRY, ON
  20. HARVESTACRE MAGIC POTION, HOCANF122071661
    MORNINGSKY HOLSTEINS, MILBANK, ON
  21. REDSHIFT DROPBOX HAVANNAH, HOCANF14860272
    NATHANAEL KROESBERGEN, BRANTFORD, ON
  22. CEDARPATCH EYE CANDY JULIET, HOCANF15011370
    CEDARPATCH HOLSTEINS, EVAN BLANCHARD, MILDMAY, ON
  23. KAYMANOR ALPHA APEROL, HOCANF14869834
    2nd place – Red & White
    RED ROOTS, SPRINGFIELD, ON
  24. HC15137331 CRUSHING LADIES, HOCANF15096926
    PLEASANT NOOK FARM, AYR, ON
  25. JACOBS CAPITAL GAIN BRITCOIN, HOCANF14992048
    LORMARR LEA HOLSTEINS, STORY BOOK HOLSTEINS, OWEN SOUND, ON
  26. BROOKTURN ILLUSTRATOR-P LISBON, HOCANF15159661
    BROOKTURN HOLSTEINS, ST. ANNS, ON
  27. LOYALYN ANAHITA PHILADELPHIA, HOCANF14714655
    ROB & ALICE BUMSTEAD, OWEN SOUND, ON
  28. POTLUCK ALPHA WHITE ARROW, HOCANF40051194
    KAYMANOR HOLSTEINS, STRATFORD, ON
  29. GLENBERT DELTA LAMBDA SKYZELLA, HOCANF15127131
    GLENBERT HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON
  30. MILLEN LAMBDA ALLEGRA, HOCANF15100123
    MISTY GLEN FARMS LTD, BELMONT, ON
  31. WILLOWLANE BULLSEYE SPARKS, HOCANF15178461
    BRIAN SLAUGHTER, WARWICK TWP, ON
  32. BRANDERLEA MASTER KRAFT, HOCANF14293472
    BRANDERLEA FARMS, ROCKWOOD, ON
  33. WILLOWLANE MASTER BRINLEY, HOCANF15178458
    BRIAN SLAUGHTER, WARWICK TWP, ON

Summer Yearling

Born June 1st, 2024 to August 31st, 2024

DARLING MASTER FREEZIE
1st place Summer Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025
COXLYN FARMS LTD, DARLING HOLSTEINS, UXBRIDGE, ON
DARLING MASTER FREEZIE 1st place Summer Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 COXLYN FARMS LTD, DARLING HOLSTEINS, UXBRIDGE, ON

Leading the impressive class was DARLING MASTER FREEZIE, a Bred & Owned entry from Coxlyn Farms Ltd. and Darling Holsteins of Uxbridge, Ontario. Eaton praised this balanced heifer for her “beautiful capacity all the way through midsection” and exceptional “width up through her chest” that continued “all the way back through,” giving her the edge over the second-place entry. PATIENCE BRAYDEN CINDY-LOU, exhibited by Bill Gibson, Parallel Genetics, and Patience Holsteins Ltd. of Stayner, claimed the second spot with her “high style,” superior “length of frame,” and “dairyness up through her head and neck,” showing “more angularity all the way through” compared to lower placings. Completing the top three was ECHO GLEN CHIEF PHYLLIS from Echo Glen Farm of Dorchester, a “well-balanced heifer” that “doesn’t have a lot of holes” with “beautiful” leg structure and a “more desirable set to her legs” than those placed below her. CNOSSOME MASTER BUTTERTART from Cnossome Holsteins secured fourth place, standing out for her “nicer blending up through that shoulder,” appearing “more natural all the way through” with “flatter bone in her hock” compared to the “real strong square heifer” KARNVIEW BULLSEYE ABOOM in fifth position.

  1. DARLING MASTER FREEZIE, HOCANF14404720
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    COXLYN FARMS LTD, DARLING HOLSTEINS, UXBRIDGE, ON
  2. PATIENCE BRAYDEN CINDY-LOU, HOCANF14954052
    BILL GIBSON, PARALLEL GENETICS, PATIENCE HOLSTEINS LTD, STAYNER, ON
  3. ECHO GLEN CHIEF PHYLLIS, HOCANF15064012
    ECHO GLEN FARM, DORCHESTER, ON
  4. CNOSSOME MASTER BUTTERTART, HOCANF15007834
    CNOSSOME HOLSTEINS, BRUNNER, ON
  5. KARNVIEW BULLSEYE ABOOM, HOCANF15047173
    CHAD & TIM EGOLF, CHURUBUSCO, IN
  6. FRICOSONS DENVER AVALANCHE, HOCANF14925618
    FRICOSONS HOLSTEINS, KEATON PHOENIX, NEWCASTLE, ON
  7. DELCREEK LOYALL TO YOU, HOCANF14788639
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, JENNA MASTERSON, PARALLEL GENETICS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  8. BEAVERBROCK CRUSHABULL LENNON, HOCANF14404721
    BEAVERBROCK FARMS, DARLING HOLSTEINS, CANNINGTON, ON
  9. KARNVIEW MASTER JUKEBOX, HOCANF15047182
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  10. RED-VIOLET KICK OFF-ET, HO840F3279784811
    GRAYCON HOLSTEINS, ELMVALE, ON
  11. SANEXA ILLUST RED LAVENDER, HOCANF121242001
    1st place – Red & White
    KENNETH R. EMPEY, JR, DORCHESTER, ON
  12. CROVALLEY SPEEDUP P SHOWOFF, HOCANF13961016
    KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS , CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, REABORO, ON
  13. KINGSWAY LAMBDA BONES, HOCANF14798939
    KINGSWAY FARMS, HASTINGS, ON
  14. QUALITY BECKRIDGE MAJ HARMONY, HOCANF14627427
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  15. RED-VIOLET GOING SOLO-ET, HO840F3279784821
    STORY BOOK HOLSTEINS, OWEN SOUND, ON
  16. KENNEBEC LEMAGIC NETBOOK, HOCANF121609787
    ANDREW DEN HAAN, DEVIN MARTIN, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, FERGUS, ON
  17. KARNVIEW ILLUSTRATOR ALOHA-RED, HOCANF15047192
    2nd place – Red & White
    CADEN FINLEY, J DOWSWELL FARMS LTD, KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODVILLE, ON
  18. CERTIFIED CV GOLD BREEZE, HOCANF14966901
    CERTIFIED HOLSTEINS, CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, HOWE HOLSTEINS INC, STRATHROY, ON
  19. KARNVIEW MASTER JUBILEE, HOCANF15047183
    COLIN & KAREN LEACH, LINDSAY, ON
  20. MAPLEKEYS HANDSOME IZLA, HOCANF14905688
    MAPLEKEYS FARMS, AYLMER, ON
  21. SEL045 ACTIONMAN SALSA, HOCANF14985162
    FRANKHAVEN HOLSTEINS, INGERSOLL, ON
  22. WILLOWLANE COURAGE CONNIE, HOCANF14989434
    BRIAN SLAUGHTER, KYLE SLAUGHTER, WARWICK TWP, ON
  23. BWFW DELTA-LAMBDA CASSIE-ET, HO840F3286233256
    NEW MORNING HOLSTEINS, MONKTON, ON
  24. ORANGEVIEW MAJOR LOVER, HOCANF14933082
    ORANGEVIEW HOLSTEINS, MONO, ON
  25. MAPLEVUE TATOO UR TATAS, HOCANF14733887
    MAPLEVUE FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  26. VALE-O-SKENE ROBIN DORA, HOCANF14887617
    3rd place – Red & White
    DIAMOND HILL FARMS, VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, CORNWALL, PE
  27. SPARKSVIEW LEMAGIC LAST CALL, HOCANF13856414
    SPARKSVIEW GENETICS, WOODSTOCK, ON

Spring Yearling

Born March 1st, 2024 to May 31st, 2024

SILVERDREAM MAJOR TOOTSIE
1st place Spring Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
SILVERDREAM MAJOR TOOTSIE 1st place Spring Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON

Taking the blue ribbon was SILVERDREAM MAJOR TOOTSIE from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa, Ontario, a heifer that truly “minimizes balance from one end to the other” with “precise movements around the ring.” Eaton particularly highlighted her “long-frame” and “beautiful balance to her midsection,” noting that she earned her advantage over second place by striding “a little nicer” with “a more desirable set to those rear legs right down through her hawk.” MARFLOACRES MAJOR JUMBLE, exhibited by Keaton Phoenix of Stanhowe, secured second place with her “style and balance” and “beautiful dairy strength all the way through,” striking “more fluently on those high legs” compared to lower placings. Completing the top three was ECHO GLEN TATOO EDDIE, the Bred & Owned entry from Echo Glen Farm of Dorchester, described as a “very striking big rib” heifer. She claimed her position over fourth place through her superior “overall length of frame,” greater “extension up through her head and neck,” and enhanced “dairyness up through her front end.” ECHO GLEN HH ALPHA POPPY from Echo Glen Farm and Howe Holsteins Inc. earned fourth place with her “beautiful legged, very balanced” appearance, showing more “dairyness” with a “beautiful sweet” rib that “breaks a little tighter up through her shoulder” compared to the “powerful” fifth-place KARNVIEW ENERGY ABRAKAZAM from Karnview Farms Inc. of Woodstock.

  1. SILVERDREAM MAJOR TOOTSIE, HOCANF14672770
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  2. MARFLOACRES MAJOR JUMBLE, HOCANF14931480
    KEATON PHOENIX, STANHOWE
  3. ECHO GLEN TATOO EDDIE, HOCANF14804605
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    ECHO GLEN FARM, DORCHESTER, ON
  4. ECHO GLEN HH ALPHA POPPY, HOCANF14804604
    ECHO GLEN FARM, HOWE HOLSTEINS INC, DORCHESTER, ON
  5. KARNVIEW ENERGY ABRAKAZAM, HOCANF14767428
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  6. KAWARTHA BULLSEYE REBA, HOCANF14654470
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  7. RADOMERE MASTER MINAJ, HOCANF14759846
    GLENBERT HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON
  8. KARNVIEW EYE CANDY ANTIGUA, HOCANF14767432
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  9. KARNVIEW LEMAGIC REVOLVE, HOCANF15047155
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  10. EXCELERANT REAL HOT-RED-ET, HO840F3213061648
    1st place – Red & White
    ALLARWAY HOLSTEINS, SUNNY TERRACE HOLSTEINS, BRANTFORD, ON
  11. CHAKELBURG ALPHA SALTEE, HOCANF12463489
    CHAKELBURG HOLSTEINS, JEFF & CHELSEY STEPHENS, MILDMAY, ON
  12. PERRINRIDGE MASTER HOPE, HOCANF14982780
    PERRINRIDGE FARMS LTD, AYR, ON
  13. ELDERSLIE DEALMAKER MEDALIST, HOCANF14925105
    ETHAN BLOOMFIELD, KEATON PHOENIX, ILDERTON, ON
  14. CRESTOMERE MASTER LYRIC, HOCANF14836207
    K S F HOLSTEINS, OTTAWA, ON
  15. HEADWATER EYE LASHES-ET, HO840F3285292252
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  16. BECKRIDGE MASTER LOOK AT ME, HOCANF14841658
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  17. MAPLEKEYS ALPHA ASTEROID, HOCANF14905637
    MAPLEKEYS FARMS, AYLMER, ON
  18. RANWAY EYECANDY RICOTTA, HO840F3284913299
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, DANDYLAND FARM, JAQUEMET HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  19. DELCREEK FATALLY FAMOUS, HOCANF14788627
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  20. H-BRIDGE IMPACT JATA P RED, HOCANF14746585
    2nd place – Red & White
    PARALLEL GENETICS, PATIENCE HOLSTEINS LTD, SILVERCAP HOLSTEINS, SMITHDEN HOLSTEINS INC, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  21. COBEQUID ILLUSTRATOR DERICA, HOCANF14858521
    CERTIFIED HOLSTEINS, HOWE HOLSTEINS INC, STRATHROY, ON
  22. KARNVIEW CHIEF APEACH, HOCANF14767429
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  23. HOFF IMPACT-P LUCIA, HOCANF14840268
    PARALLEL GENETICS, VECTOR GENETICS, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  24. MORNINGSKY MASTER TIFFANY, HOCANF14906235
    MORNINGSKY HOLSTEINS, MILBANK, ON
  25. WILLOWLANE MASTER KRISHELL, HOCANF14989419
    BRIAN SLAUGHTER, WARWICK TWP, ON
  26. FOREST LEE DOORMAN PEARABEAU, HOCANF15075568
    FOREST LEE FARMS LTD, SPRINGFIELD, ON
  27. VALE-O-SKENE SK HAPPY HOUR, HOCANF14887605
    VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  28. HIDDENVIEW MASTER BRADY, HOCANF14958426
    CAMERON GARCIA, DONOVAN MARTIN, CALEDON, ON
  29. MAPLEVUE ALLEYOOP MAGIC, HOCANF14733884
    MAPLEVUE FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON

Winter Yearling

Born December 1st, 2023 to February 29th, 2024

ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY
1st place Winter Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY 1st place Winter Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON

Leading the class with commanding presence was ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa, Ontario, a heifer that “puts it all together” with “so much balance” and “angularity” throughout her frame. Eaton specifically praised her for being “straight as a string” with “beautiful openness and dairy strength,” noting she “tracks out on the best set of feet and legs in the class,” which ultimately gave her the advantage over her closest competitor. The Bred & Owned KARNVIEW MASTER MAGICIAN from Karnview Farms Inc. of Woodstock secured second place, drawing admiration for her “sweep to that rib,” impressive “angularity throughout her frame,” and superior “overall balance of midsection” with excellent “drop to her forward rear rib.” BUTLERVIEW ANLYST FIONA-RED, the first-place Red & White entry exhibited by Allarway Holsteins and Kaymanor Holsteins of Brantford, claimed third position with her “very straight line” and “long body,” displaying superior “length of frame” and “dairy character up through her head and neck” compared to lower placings. Completing the top four was MS TANG EC A THOUSAND-ET from Beckridge Holsteins and Jenna Masterson of Keswick, a “well balanced heifer” noted for her “cleanliness all the way through” and “precise feet and legs” with “beautiful clean bone.”

  1. ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY, HOCANF14804601
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  2. KARNVIEW MASTER MAGICIAN, HOCANF14767414
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  3. BUTLERVIEW ANLYST FIONA-RED, HO840F3280656203
    1st place – Red & White
    ALLARWAY HOLSTEINS, KAYMANOR HOLSTEINS, BRANTFORD, ON
  4. MS TANG EC A THOUSAND-ET, HO840F3269425894
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, JENNA MASTERSON, KESWICK, ON
  5. MAPLEKEYS MASTER PINKY, HOCANF14905590
    MAPLEKEYS FARMS, AYLMER, ON
  6. ALLARWAY REALISTS ROMANO, HOCANF12764958
    2nd place – Red & White
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  7. ALLARWAY REALISTS RAMIREZ, HOCANF12764959
    3rd place – Red & White
    ANDERSON ACRES, SUNNY TERRACE HOLSTEINS, RIDGETOWN, ON
  8. BRIDGEVIEW FUEL ICE, HOCANF14927147
    BRIDGEVIEW FARMS, BRANTFORD, ON
  9. DESDION ADVANCER NOMIE, HOCANF121542924
    4th place – Red & White
    ANDREW & JOEL MCOUAT, KEATON PHOENIX, MATTHEW MCOUAT, ST. ANDRE D’ARGENTEUIL, QC
  10. MAPLEVUE CHIEF HENNESSY, HOCANF14733881
    MAPLEVUE FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON

Fall Yearling

Born September 1st, 2023 to November 30th, 2023

MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED
1st place Fall Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
ADAM CLARK, JEFF & JIM BUTLER, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED 1st place Fall Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
ADAM CLARK, JEFF & JIM BUTLER, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON

Leading the class with commanding presence was MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED-ET, the first-place Red & White entry exhibited by Adam Clark, Jeff & Jim Butler, and Pierre Boulet of Woodville. Eaton praised this heifer for her exceptional “openness to her frame” and “beautiful combination of balance and dairy strength all the way through,” giving her the advantage through superior “length through her frame” and enhanced “extension up through her front end and head and neck.” The Bred & Owned KAWARTHA CHIEF BAILEY from Carl Phoenix & Family’s Kawartha Holsteins of Sunderland secured second place, impressing as a “beautifully balanced heifer” that stood “cleaner all the way through” with “more dairyness up through that head and neck” and notably “cleaner bone down through her hock.” BOBMUR ALPHA NYLA from Bobmur Farms of Listowel, the second-place Red & White entry, claimed third position overall as a “really well balanced heifer” that excelled in feet and leg structure, “striding a bit nicer” and putting “her feet down a little more comfortable.” Completing the top four was GOLDENFLO MASTER DRAGON from Beckridge Holsteins, Lily Beckett, and Quality Holsteins of Keswick, a “big powerful heifer” with “so much balance and sweep to that rump” and impressive “depth of both forward and rear rib,” prompting Eaton to note that “from her hips forward, she may be the winner in the class.”

  1. MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED-ET, HO840F3247751030
    1st place – Red & White
    ADAM CLARK, JEFF & JIM BUTLER, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  2. KAWARTHA CHIEF BAILEY, HOCANF14654449
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  3. BOBMUR ALPHA NYLA, HOCANF14652033
    2nd place – Red & White
    BOBMUR FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  4. GOLDENFLO MASTER DRAGON, HOCANF14827516
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, LILY BECKETT, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  5. KAWARTHA MASTER VIOLET, HOCANF14654452
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  6. SUGAR-C LN EX AND OS-RED-ET, HO840F3264174598
    3rd place – Red & White
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, PATIENCE HOLSTEINS LTD, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  7. PERRINRIDGE MASTER HADDIE, HOCANF14804360
    PERRINRIDGE FARMS LTD, AYR, ON
  8. HARVESTACRE HONEY IM HOME, HOCANF121420112
    ANDREW & JOEL MCOUAT, ST. ANDRE D’ARGENTEUIL, QC
  9. TWINCOUNTRY DAFFODIL-RED-ET, HO840F3263452338
    4th place – Red & White
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  10. VALE-O-SKENE KINGDOC SHIMMER, HOCANF14887594
    VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON

Junior Exhibitor

  1. KARNVIEW FARMS INC
    WOODSTOCK, ON
  2. CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS
    SUNDERLAND, ON
  3. RONALD GRANDY
    OSHAWA, ON

Junior Breeder

  1. KARNVIEW FARMS INC (KARNVIEW)
    WOODSTOCK, ON
  2. ECHO GLEN FARM (ECHO GLEN)
    DORCHESTER, ON
  3. KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS (KAWARTHA)
    REABORO, ON

Junior Premier Sire

  1. GOLDEN-OAKS MASTER-ET
  2. ROBELLA MAJOR
  3. BLONDIN ENERGY

Summer 2 Year Old

Born June 1st, 2023 to August 31st, 2023

MILLEN MASTER MEMPHIS
1st place Summer Two Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
MILLEN MASTER MEMPHIS 1st place Summer Two Year Old Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON

Taking the blue ribbon was MILLEN MASTER MEMPHIS, the Bred & Owned entry from Clarkvalley Holsteins of Woodville, Ontario, who also earned Best Udder honors. Eaton praised this young cow for her “more open-ended” structure and superior “dairy sharp character up through her front end.” Her mobility particularly impressed the judge as she “strides a little nicer” and effectively “flexes her hocks” when moving. Memphis secured her victory through her exceptional mammary system, displaying “higher, wider tension on every runner” with an udder that sits “more low on the udder floor.” Standing in reserve was RALSTON DLAMBDA FAMOUS from Ferme Ralston S.E.N.C. of Coaticook, Quebec, a cow that demonstrated impressive “straightness of lines” and “collect of frame,” with Eaton noting her excellent potential as a “focus of a great future.” Both animals exemplified the exceptional quality present in the show ring on this day.

  1. MILLEN MASTER MEMPHIS, HOCANF14725786
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  2. RALSTON DLAMBDA FAMOUS, HOCANF121225708
    FERME RALSTON S.E.N.C, COATICOOK, QC

Spring 2 Year Old

Born March 1st, 2023 to May 31st, 2023

LYSEM MASTER ANGEL
1st place Spring Two Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
LYSEM MASTER ANGEL
1st place Spring Two Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 

RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON

Taking the blue ribbon and Best Udder honors was LYSEM MASTER ANGEL from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa, Ontario, a cow that impressed as being “most my kind in her frame” with Eaton praising her for being “so balanced, so open, with so much dairy strength.” He particularly highlighted her advantage in being “deeper up through that chest fore” with “more openness to that rib structure” and superior “balance through the midsection,” while also preferring “the size and shape of the attachment on her fore udder.” Standing in second place was LYSEM LOYALL AUDE from Blondin Sires and Ferme Blondin of Saint-Placide, Quebec, a “beautiful long framed heifer” with exceptional “straightness of lines” and a “beautiful hard top,” showing impressive “symmetry to increase upper rear udder.” Completing the top three was the Bred & Owned entry PHOENIXHOLM DESTINY CINDY from Carl Phoenix & Family of Sunderland, Ontario, a recently fresh April heifer that Eaton noted was “moving a bit more comfortable out on the move” while “holding her top a bit more comfortable” compared to lower placings. MABEL LAMBDA LOVE STORY secured fourth place with her “real square frame” and superior “quality to that system,” appearing “cleaner of hide all the way through” with greater cleanliness “up through her head and neck.”

  1. LYSEM MASTER ANGEL, HOCANF121178304
    Best Udder
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  2. LYSEM LOYALL AUDE, HOCANF121178302
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. PHOENIXHOLM DESTINY CINDY, HOCANF14314751
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, SUNDERLAND, ON
  4. MABEL LAMBDA LOVE STORY, HOCANF121299057
    FERME BLONDIN, FERME YVON SICARD, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  5. QUALITY BECKRIDGE MASTER RUFI, HOCANF14199143
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  6. HODGLYNN UNSTOPABULL VENICE, HOCANF121318190
    1st place – Red & White
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  7. GLEANN LAMBDA QUALIFY, HOCANF14659753
    HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINCARDINE, ON
  8. ULMAR SIDEKICK ENTENSITY, HOCANF14502968
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, PFISTER DAIRY, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  9. KARNVIEW CHIEF LOVESTORY, HOCANF14510145
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  10. RALSTON SIDEKICK FIORIS, HOCANF121225767
    FERME RALSTON S.E.N.C, COATICOOK, QC
  11. FRICOSONS MASTER ATHENS, HOCANF14497910
    FRICOSONS HOLSTEINS, NEWCASTLE, ON
  12. KINGSWAY CRUSHABULL CATCH ME, HOCANF14262510
    FRICOSONS HOLSTEINS, SIKMADALE HOLSTEINS, NEWCASTLE, ON
  13. KARNVIEW CHIEF ABBRA, HOCANF14510136
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  14. MAPLEKEYS ENERGY JOJO, HOCANF14632348
    MAPLEKEYS FARMS, AYLMER, ON
  15. DELCREEK PUCKAROO, HOCANF14580313
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  16. PLUM VALLEY VICTOR BRIE, HOCANF14486076
    ANDREW DEN HAAN, MOUNT KOLB FARM, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, FERGUS, ON

Winter 2 Year Old

Born December 1st, 2022 to February 28th, 2023

GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE
1st place Winter Two Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINCARDINE, ON
GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE
1st place Winter Two Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 

HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINCARDINE, ON

Taking the blue ribbon and Best Udder honors was LYSEM MASTER ANGEL from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa, Ontario, a cow that impressed with her exceptional “length of frame” and “balance all the way through.” Eaton particularly highlighted her as a “beautiful, very open-ribbed” animal that “walks out on a beautiful set of feet and legs,” noting she “wears the best udder in the class” with an advantage in being “more symmetrical” with “nicer inner quarter.” Standing in second place was LYSEM LOYALL AUDE from Blondin Sires and Ferme Blondin of Saint-Placide, Quebec, a “beautifully balanced young cow” displaying superior “natural dairiness all the way through” with a “more desirable slope from hooks to pins” and an udder that “blends more smugly” with “nicer shape and turn to her rear udder.” Completing the top three was the Bred & Owned entry PHOENIXHOLM DESTINY CINDY from Carl Phoenix & Family of Sunderland, a “long frame” cow that appeared “airier” and “cleaner all the way through her frame” with “more dairiness all the way through” compared to lower placings. MABEL LAMBDA LOVE STORY secured fourth position with her “beautiful rear udder” showing “more height and width” with “more crease all the way right up to the top,” while also moving “a little freer” around the ring compared to the “beautiful dairy framed” fifth-place QUALITY BECKRIDGE MASTER RUFI.

  1. GOLDENFLO LAMBDA DOMINATE, HOCANF14592225
    Best Udder
    HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINCARDINE, ON
  2. CNOSSOME ENERGY AVALYNN, HOCANF14470253
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. BLONDIN ENERGY SATELLITE, HOCANF121135191
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  4. GLEN ISLAY WV BAMBOOZLE, HOCANF14486066
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    ANDREW DEN HAAN, MOUNT KOLB FARM, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, FERGUS, ON
  5. KARNVIEW ATHOLME MASTER DENALI, HOCANF14510119
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, MEGAN ATKINSON, WOODSTOCK, ON
  6. NEWMORNING WARROIR SHARON RED, HOCANF14578347
    1st place – Red & White
    NEW MORNING HOLSTEINS, MONKTON, ON

Fall 2 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2022 to November 30th, 2022

LYN-VALE JUST BELIEVE IN ME
1st place Fall Two Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
LYN-VALE JUST BELIEVE IN ME
1st place Fall Two Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS

The Fall Two Year Old class judged by Aaron Eaton featured diverse entries at various stages of lactation, with notable differences in frame, udder quality, and overall balance.

Claiming the blue ribbon and Best Udder honors was LYN-VALE JUST BELIEVE IN ME, exhibited by Agriber Societa Agricola SRL, Beckridge Holsteins, and Quality Holsteins. This cow distinguished herself with superior frame balance and “master of midsection” with “overall balance all the way through,” wearing what Eaton described as “the best udder in her class.” Standing in second place was the Bred & Owned entry BLONDIN ALPHA CALLIE from Blondin Sires and Ferme Blondin of Saint-Placide, Quebec, a “long body” heifer showing advantages in udder symmetry with “more fullness to those four quarters” throughout her mammary system. K S F OREO MCFLURRY from K S F Holsteins of Ottawa secured third position with her quality mammary system, displaying “more dairy quality all the way through” with well-formed “quarters all the way to the top.” Completing the top four was JACOBS UNSTOPABULL LISA-RED from Fraeland Farms of Fergus, Ontario, the first-place Red & White entry, described as a “beautiful balanced” cow with a quality mammary system showing “more bloom” throughout her udder structure compared to the “long body” fifth-place KNONAUDALE CREME CARAMEL.

  1. LYN-VALE JUST BELIEVE IN ME, HO840F3251621407
    Best Udder
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  2. BLONDIN ALPHA CALLIE, HOCANF121174743
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. K S F OREO MCFLURRY, HOCANF121123867
    K S F HOLSTEINS, OTTAWA, ON
  4. JACOBS UNSTOPABULL LISA-RED, HOCANF120983091
    1st place – Red & White
    FRAELAND FARMS, FERGUS, ON
  5. KNONAUDALE CREME CARAMEL, HOCANF14593935
    DALTON J. FARIS, EAST GWILLIMBURY, ON
  6. CHARWILL WARRIOR RED RUSTICO, HOCANF14235166
    2nd place – Red & White
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  7. HULSDALE A2P2 MAYBELL PP, HOCANF14391610
    BRAD HULSHOF, HULSDALE FARMS, STOUFFVILLE, ON
  8. BRIDGEVIEW CRUSHABULL KIRBY, HOCANF14566096
    BRIDGEVIEW FARMS, BRANTFORD, ON
  9. MADARD ALONGSIDE KNOBBERS, HOCANF14426388
    MADARD FARMS, PHELPSTON, ON

Junior 3 Year Old

Born March 1st, 2022 to August 31st, 2022

LYSEM AVENGER HARPE
1st place Junior Three Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
FERME LEVASSEUR, FERME LYSEM S.E.N.C, GHYSLAIN DEMERS, TROIS-RIVIERES, QC
LYSEM AVENGER HARPE
1st place Junior Three Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
FERME LEVASSEUR, FERME LYSEM S.E.N.C, GHYSLAIN DEMERS, TROIS-RIVIERES, QC

LYSEM AVENGER HARPE, the Bred & Owned entry from Ferme Levasseur, Ferme Lysem S.E.N.C, and Ghyslain Demers of Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, secured the blue ribbon and Best Udder honors. This recently fresh second-calver impressed with “steeper heel” and superior handling of her “hind pasterns,” while showing “more power all the way through her frame” and standing “more square on the front leg” compared to her competitors. FRAELAND BECKRIDGE BOASTFUL from Beckridge Holsteins and Fraeland Farms of Keswick claimed second place, standing out for her “balance in the floor of her udder” with “more quality, openness and natural dairy” throughout her “rib structure” despite being approximately 11 months fresh on her first calf. Completing the top three was UP-RIDGE ANALYST MAGNIFICENT from Up-Ridge Holsteins of Embro, the first-place Red & White entry, described as a “long-bodied rib cow” that appeared “cleaner all the way through her frame” and “cleaner down through the bone in that hock” with superior “quality of that mammary system” compared to lower placings. MILLEN UNIQUE ALTITUDE CRIMSON from Fraeland Farms of Fergus secured fourth position as a “big powerful” recently fresh cow displaying impressive “power all the way through” with exceptional “width all the way through.”

  1. LYSEM AVENGER HARPE, HOCANF120786250
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    FERME LEVASSEUR, FERME LYSEM S.E.N.C, GHYSLAIN DEMERS, TROIS-RIVIERES, QC
  2. FRAELAND BECKRIDGE BOASTFUL, HOCANF13757897
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, FRAELAND FARMS, KESWICK, ON
  3. UP-RIDGE ANALYST MAGNIFICENT, HOCANF14145233
    1st place – Red & White
    UP-RIDGE HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON
  4. MILLEN UNIQUE ALTITUDE CRIMSON, HOCANF14282350
    2nd place – Red & White
    FRAELAND FARMS, FERGUS, ON
  5. FRAELAND BECKRIDGE LIL BUTTER, HOCANF13757890
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, FRAELAND FARMS, KESWICK, ON

Senior 3 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2021 to February 28th, 2022

BUCKLAND BRAVE FLOWERCHILD
1st place Senior Three Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS AND DUANE COLE, WEST SALEM, OH
BUCKLAND BRAVE FLOWERCHILD
1st place Senior Three Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 

CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS AND DUANE COLE, WEST SALEM, OH

BUCKLAND BRAVE FLOWERCHILD from Clarkvalley Holsteins and Duane Cole of West Salem, Ohio, claimed the blue ribbon and Best Udder honors, impressing as she “moves around the ring with a bit more ease” showing “more power up through that front end” compared to her competitors. Standing in reserve was ANDREANE LAMBDA JAVA from Clarkvalley Holsteins of Woodville, Ontario, a cow just “fresh 20 days” that still displayed a “beautiful mammary system in her own right” with exceptional “length of dairiness to her frame” and “tremendous height and width through her rear udder.” Eaton particularly praised her for the “symmetry quality” and impressive “height and width through the top of her rear udder.” FAMIPAGE LEGEND BARABAS from Blondin Sires and Ferme Blondin of Saint-Placide, Quebec, secured third position as a “beautiful dairy cow” displaying “more dairy quality all the way through” with a preferred “slope angle from hips to pins” and “more quality all the way through her mammary system” compared to lower placings. Completing the top four was MILKWORTH KD ADELINE from Beckridge Holsteins and Quality Holsteins of Keswick, described as a “big open rib dairy cow” with a “more subtly attached” udder and “more power up through that front end of chest” than the fifth-place entry.

  1. BUCKLAND BRAVE FLOWERCHILD, HOCANF120839072
    Best Udder
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS AND DUANE COLE, WEST SALEM, OH
  2. ANDREANE LAMBDA JAVA, HOCANF120890663
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  3. FAMIPAGE LEGEND BARABAS, HOCANF120922735
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  4. MILKWORTH KD ADELINE, HO840F3215231645
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  5. KINGSWAY LAMBDA JUSTICE, HOCANF13694504
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  6. MILLEN ASHBY BUTTERNUT, HOCANF14189217
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    GENDARRA FARM, MILLEN FARMS, BAILIEBORO, ON
  7. ARWAY SIDEKICK LEIGHTON, HOCANF14248558
    ARWAY FARMS, ELMVALE, ON
  8. MAPLEKEYS EMILIO OMEEMEE, HOCANF14065291
    MAPLEKEYS FARMS, AYLMER, ON
  9. LILYKING R LAMBDA JAZLYN, HOCANF13597059
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, BONNECHERE HOLSTEINS, LILYKING FARM, OSCAR & ERIC DUPASQUIER, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, RIPPLEBROOK FARM
  10. DOWNIEBROOK LORETTA CHIP, HOCANF13944228
    RENSIEM HOLSTEINS, TARTEN INN HOLSTEINS, WILMONT, ON
  11. BRIDGEVIEW SIDEKICK KAYA, HOCANF14273665
    BRIDGEVIEW FARMS, BRANTFORD, ON
  12. UP-RIDGE ALLIGATOR LUMINATE, HOCANF14145223
    UP-RIDGE HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON
  13. ROYAL-K LATE TEASE-P-RED-ET, HO840F3237710585
    1st place – Red & White
    PARALLEL GENETICS, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  14. GLENIRVINE DROPKICK HEADSCOUT, HOCANF11973941
    GLENIRVINE FARMS, FERGUS, ON
  15. BRISMER ALTITUDE JOYRIDE, HOCANF120791876
    2nd place – Red & White
    JASON MARTIN, NORTH POLLED GENETICS, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, ELMIRA, ON

4 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2020 to August 31st, 2021

UP-RIDGE ALLEYOOP FREEZIE
1st place Four Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
UP-RIDGE HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON
UP-RIDGE ALLEYOOP FREEZIE
1st place Four Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 

UP-RIDGE HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON

Leading the impressive class with commanding presence was UP-RIDGE ALLEYOOP FREEZIE, the Bred & Owned entry from Up-Ridge Holsteins of Embro, Ontario, who swept the honors by earning Best Udder, Grand Champion, and Champion Holstein. Eaton praised this exceptional cow for being “extremely balanced” with “beautiful dairy quality from one end to the other.” He specifically highlighted her advantage through superior “silkiness” and cleanliness “up through that head and neck” with “nicer bone right down through the hock,” while noting she “wears the best udder in the class.” Standing in second position was GLEANN AVALANCHE GAEL from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa, a “big powerful cow” displaying impressive “straightness of the lines” and exceptional “openness to rib,” appearing “square all the way through” with “more length to that fore udder.” FRAELAND CRUSHABULL ANASTASIA from Fraeland Farms of Fergus claimed third despite being “recently fresh,” demonstrating greater “dairiness all the way through,” showing more depth “about her chest floor” and carrying “that flank back a little nicer” with “more bloom to that rear udder.” Completing the top four was GOLDEN-OAKS ALEXIS-RED-ET, the first-place Red & White and Grand Champion Red & White entry from Hodglynn Holsteins and Raymond J. Smygwaty of Kincardine, a “long body red cow” that “moves out on a nicer set of feet and legs” and appears “more comfortable as she moves around the ring.”

  1. UP-RIDGE ALLEYOOP FREEZIE, HOCANF13908811
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    Grand Champion
    Champion Holstein Best Udder
    UP-RIDGE HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON
  2. GLEANN AVALANCHE GAEL, HOCANF13862308
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  3. FRAELAND CRUSHABULL ANASTASIA, HOCANF13757803
    FRAELAND FARMS, FERGUS, ON
  4. GOLDEN-OAKS ALEXIS-RED-ET, HO840F3227771211
    1st place – Red & White
    Grand Champion Red & White
    HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, RAYMOND J. SMYGWATY, KINCARDINE, ON
  5. ARWAY TATOO MONIQUE, HOCANF13879629
    ARWAY FARMS, ELMVALE, ON
  6. FRICOSONS S AWESOME ADVENTURE, HOCANF13963711
    2nd place – Red & White
    FRICOSONS HOLSTEINS, SIKMADALE HOLSTEINS, NEWCASTLE, ON

5 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2019 to August 31st, 2020

GLEANN DB GLORY, the Bred & Owned entry from Bruce Thomson of Antigonish, claimed the blue ribbon and Best Udder honors, impressing as a cow that’s “so balanced and open in her frame” with “beautiful depth and dairy strength up through her front end.” Eaton particularly highlighted her “tremendous width and dairyness all the way through,” noting her udder advantage as being “a little higher and wider” with “more bloom about that udder system” and “more drop to the udder floor.” Standing in second position was C V F KING DOC SUNSET from Dalton J. Faris of East Gwillimbury, a cow that has “been milking over a year” yet still excelled in “mobility,” as she “moves around the ring with ease” on “beautiful feet and legs” while remaining “long and dairy in her frame.” RALSTON UNIX CALL-ME from Ferme Ralston S.E.N.C of Coaticook secured third place, described as a “beautiful black dairy cow” showing superior udder qualities with “more bloom with that mammary system” that appeared “more symmetrical on the floor of her udder” and “higher and wider about that rear udder attachment” compared to lower placings. Completing the top four was PATIENCE MIRAND DAFFODIL from Parallel Genetics and Patience Holsteins Ltd. of East Garafraxa, the first-place Red & White and Reserve Grand Champion Red & White, standing out as a “balanced red cow” with superior mobility demonstrated through exceptional “flex and stride on those rear legs.”

  1. GLEANN DB GLORY, HOCANF13862301
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    BRUCE THOMSON, ANTIGONISH, NS, AB
  2. C V F KING DOC SUNSET, HOCANF13267436
    DALTON J. FARIS, EAST GWILLIMBURY, ON
  3. RALSTON UNIX CALL-ME, HOCANF120254017
    FERME RALSTON S.E.N.C, COATICOOK, QC
  4. PATIENCE MIRAND DAFFODIL, HOCANF13755695
    1st place – Red & White
    Grand Champion Red & White – Reserve
    PARALLEL GENETICS, PATIENCE HOLSTEINS LTD, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  5. BRIDGEVIEW DENVER ICE CUBE, HOCANF13524605
    BRIDGEVIEW FARMS, BRANTFORD, ON

Mature Cow

Born prior to September 1st, 2019 , in milk.

GENDARRA DEMPSEY HOPSCOTCH
1st place Mature Cow
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
GENDARRA FARM, BAILIEBORO, ON
GENDARRA DEMPSEY HOPSCOTCH
1st place Mature Cow
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
GENDARRA FARM, BAILIEBORO, ON

The Mature Cow class judged by Aaron Eaton showcased what he described as “a beautiful group of cows” demonstrating exceptional dairy strength, udder quality, and structural correctness. GENDARRA DEMPSEY HOPSCOTCH from Gendarra Farm of Bailieboro, Ontario, swept the honors as Best Udder, Bred & Owned, and Honorable Mention Grand Champion, impressing as a six-calver that’s been “milking since last fall.” Eaton specifically praised her for exceptional “power, dairy strength, and width all the way through” with “beautiful openness” throughout her frame. He noted her advantage in being “more level on her udder floor” with “more balance and width all the way through that midsection” while “moving with ease around the ring.” Standing in second place was SICY IMPRESSION GABE, exhibited by Ferme Blondin, Jean-Philippe Proulx, JM Valley Holstein, and Pierre Boulet of Saint-Placide, Quebec, a five-calver “recently fresh in the spring” that demonstrated qualities of a “beautiful-legged cow” with superior udder floor levelness. CARLETON BAD TO THE BONE from Hodglynn Holsteins of Kincardine secured third position, drawing praise as a cow with “beautiful balance all the way through” and “beautiful width all the way through,” described as a “beautiful front-ended cow” that “moves with ease.” The fourth-place BIRKENTREE DOORMAN BRITTA from Ronald Grandy of Oshawa demonstrated “more dairiness and openness to her frame” with “more height at the top of the rear” compared to lower placings.

  1. GENDARRA DEMPSEY HOPSCOTCH, HOCANF12231900
    Best Udder
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Grand Champion – Honourable Mention
    GENDARRA FARM, BAILIEBORO, ON
  2. SICY IMPRESSION GABE, HOCANF110897892
    FERME BLONDIN, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, PIERRE BOULET, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. CARLETON BAD TO THE BONE, HOCANF13097129
    HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINCARDINE, ON
  4. BIRKENTREE DOORMAN BRITTA, HOCANF13282368
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  5. FRICOSONS AVALANCHE ADORE, HOCANF12930753
    FRICOSONS HOLSTEINS, SIKMADALE HOLSTEINS, NEWCASTLE, ON

Longtime Production: 70,000 kg

OLORTINE WINDBROOK JOLENE
1st place Production Cow
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
FERME RALSTON S.E.N.C, COATICOOK, QC
OLORTINE WINDBROOK JOLENE 1st place Production Cow Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
FERME RALSTON S.E.N.C, COATICOOK, QC

OLORTINE WINDBROOK JOLENE from Ferme Ralston S.E.N.C. of Coaticook, Quebec, claimed the blue ribbon and Best Udder honors as a “big massive frame cow” with exceptional “capacity through frame.” Eaton particularly noted her “snugger attachments” and how she was “showing us a little more udder today,” with the added advantage of “carrying her things just a little nicer.” Standing in second place was the Bred & Owned entry GLENBERT DUALANE DOORMN SKYLAR from Glenbert Holsteins of Embro, Ontario, an “extreme dairy cow” displaying “so much dairy strength” and “quality all the way through,” moving “around a little freer and easier” than lower placings. Completing the impressive lineup was PLEASANT NOOK GOLD TIARA from Pleasant Nook Farm of Ayr, Ontario, a remarkable nine-calver that was “recently fresh” yet still presented a “tremendous dairy system” that earned the judge’s admiration, prompting him to comment that she is “a tremendous dairy cow in her own right.” All three cows demonstrated the exceptional longevity, productivity, and structural correctness that define elite production cows.

  1. OLORTINE WINDBROOK JOLENE, HOCANF12474115
    Best Udder
    FERME RALSTON S.E.N.C, COATICOOK, QC
  2. GLENBERT DUALANE DOORMN SKYLAR, HOCANF12225767
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    GLENBERT HOLSTEINS, EMBRO, ON
  3. PLEASANT NOOK GOLD TIARA, HOCANF12328379
    PLEASANT NOOK FARM, AYR, ON

Senior Breeder Herd

  1. Steven Fraser, Fergus, ON
  2. Joe Russwurm, East Garafraxa, ON
  3. Michael Lupton, Embro, ON

Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025

April 23rd, 2025 @ Ancaster Ontario
Judge Blair Weeks

INTENSE JOEL OME 
Grand Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
C DESROSIERS, J & C SICARD, P BOULET, QC
INTENSE JOEL OME Grand Champion Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
C DESROSIERS, J & C SICARD, P BOULET, QC

Grand Champion: Intense Joel Ome-ET (Joel), 1st 5-year-old, C Desrosiers, J & C Sicard and P Boulet, QC
Reserve Grand Champion: Kaymanor Victorious Buttergate (Victorious), 1st senior 2-year-old, Forestell Holsteins, Trent Valley & Jason Mell, ON
Honorable Mention Grand Champion: Willow Creek Flame Schantel (Flamethrower), 2nd senior 2-year-old, Willow Creek Jerseys, Hagersville, ON

Kaymanor Victorious Buttergate
Intermediate Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
Forestell Holsteins, Trent Valley & Jason Mell, ON
Kaymanor Victorious Buttergate Intermediate Champion Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
Forestell Holsteins, Trent Valley & Jason Mell, ON

Intermediate Champion: Kaymanor Victorious Buttergate (Victorious), 1st senior 2-year-old, Forestell Holsteins, Trent Valley & Jason Mell, ON
Reserve Intermediate Champion: Willow Creek Flame Schantel (Flamethrower), 2nd senior 2-year-old, Willow Creek Jerseys, Hagersville, ON
Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion: Bridon Video Rollin (Video), 1st spring 2-year-old, Bridon Farms, Paris, ON

BRIDON ACC DANDY
Junior Champion
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
BRIDON ACC DANDY Junior Champion Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON

Junior Champion: Bridon ACC Dandy (Chocochip), 1st fall calf, Bridon Farms Inc, Paris, ON
Reserve Junior Champion: Maker Gigawatt Rainfall-P (Gigawatt), 1st summer yearling, Maker Farms Inc & ENM Genetics, Rockwood, ON
Honorable Mention Junior Champion: Bridon ACC Silver (Chocochip), 1st winter calf, Bridon Farms Inc, Paris, ON

Winter Heifer

Born December 1st, 2024 to February 28th, 2025

BRIDON ACC SLIVER,
1st Place Winter Calf
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
BRIDON ACC SLIVER, 1st Place Winter Calf Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  1. BRIDON ACC SLIVER, JECANF15223417
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  2. LIBERTY GEN CHOCOLATE MOUSSE ET, JECANF15221236
    GRANHAVEN JERSEYS, OSHAWA, ON
  3. KRULLCREST RCG DELIVERANCE ET -JE840F 3279784900-, JE840F3279784900
    BOBMUR FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  4. MAKER SIDESHOW RUBY RED, JECANF15080282
    MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
  5. OAKRIVER VICTORIOUS BILLIE EILISH, JECANF121981723
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, ON
  6. WILLOW CREEK VIP YETI, JECANF14897992
    WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, HAGERSVILLE, ON
  7. ALEXVALE GALLOPING GERTIE, JECANF14668860
    JAMES ALEXANDER & VALE-O-SKENE, ON
  8. GALAXY CMT JACKIE, JECANF15164780
    ALEX & ANGELA DOLSON, ROCKWOOD, ON
  9. PERENNIAL EDUCATED GUESS ELOISE, JECANF15183826
    MAPLE LEAF JERSEYS, TAVISTOCK, ON
  10. SUNNY TERRACE CT VIZZY, JECANF15096600
    ALICIA WANK & SUNNY TERRACE JERSEYS, ON

Fall Heifer

Born September 1st, 2024 to November 30th, 2024

BRIDON ACC DANDY
1st Place Fall Calf
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
BRIDON ACC DANDY 1st Place Fall Calf Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  1. BRIDON ACC DANDY, JECANF14769272
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  2. GOLDEN HERMAN MIRANDA, JECANF15011378
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  3. BRIDON ACC EGG ROLL, JECANF14769257
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  4. MAKER KNOX VIVA, JECANF15080275
    MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
  5. GLENHOLME VIDEO AFTERSHOCK, JECANF14187487
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  6. GOLDEN CC MILEY, JECANF15011381
    KADIE PETTIT & MISTY GLEN FARMS LTD, BELMONT, ON
  7. PLEASANT NOOK KID DANGER, 15096931
    Pleasant Nook Farm Pleasant Nook Farm, Ayr, ON
  8. PLEASANT NOOK KID DRAMA, 15096930
    Pleasant Nook Farm Pleasant Nook Farm, Ayr, ON
  9. GLENHOLME CLASSIC ASSUMPTION, JECANF14943047
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  10. MAKER RECKLESS SHIVERS, JECANF15080278
    MAKER FARMS INC, ROCKWOOD, ON
  11. GLENHOLME FRANCREST TAKE A TURN, JECANF14943046
    CURTIS RUTA & ADRIAN FRANKEN, ON
  12. CHARLYN VICTORIOUS NOBLE, JECANF15080970
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON
  13. CHARBEND CC ELDERBERRY, JECANF14799540
    JENNIFER CHARLTON, ON
  14. ALEXVALE JORDAN GAMEON, JECANF14668858
    SUNNYHOLM DAIRY FARMS LTD & JAMES ALEXANDER, ON
  15. ALEXVALE GOGO GLITTER, JECANF14841683
    JAMES ALEXANDER/GRACE BECKETT/BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, ON
  16. MIXIN MOOS SKYFALL ROCKSTAR ET, JECANF14982721
    JENNA ELLIOTT, ON
  17. CLARKVALLEY TM SWOOSH, JECANF14841672
    QUALITY HOLSTEINS AND BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, ON
  18. BOBMUR THOR CHARITY, JECANF15068594
    BOBMUR FARMS & JORDAN HAWTHORNE, ON
  19. HILLVIEW MARSBAR TW, JECANF15283658
    BEN PAGET, BROWNSVILLE, ON
  20. FRESH START KNOX GINGER SNAP, JECANF15063538
    BLAIRE BAUMAN, ON

Summer Yearling

Born June 1st, 2024 to August 31st, 2024

MAKER GIGAWATT RAINFALL -P
1st place Summer Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
MAKER GIGAWATT RAINFALL -P 1st place Summer Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show 2025 
MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
  1. MAKER GIGAWATT RAINFALL -P, JECANF15080272
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
  2. GOLDEN TS EXQUISITE, JECANF15011367
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  3. KARNELLE GETAWAY YETI, JECANF15024235
    WES HAGGINS, CURTIS RUTA, BRENT SAYLES, ON
  4. HEAVENLY CC EXCITE, JECANF15122149
    CLAIRE SWALE & VELTHUIS FARM LTD, ON
  5. PERENNIAL GERONIMO SLUSHIE, JECANF14944987
    C MCCALLUM,M FORD,N ALLARDYCE &J MELIA, ON
  6. DRENTEX GETAWAY CHANEL, JECANF121736793
    FERME ROGGUA ENR AND MICHAEL & MONIQUE BOLS, QC
  7. MIXIN MOOS VIP ELOISE, JECANF14982720
    JENNA ELLIOTT, ON
  8. BECKRIDGE VIDEO MELANIE, JECANF14841666
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS & QUALITY HOLSTEINS, ON
  9. PAULLYN RECHARGE LAVENDER, JECANF14989738
    WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, AYTON, ON
  10. LIBERTY GEN NS VIDEO VANNA, JECANF15047511
    MARKUS & BRENDA LOTHMANN, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  11. GOLDEN VIDEO ETERNITY, JECANF15011361
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  12. TRAILBLAZER MAKER GC CLEMENTINE, JECANF15080269
    MAKER FARMS INC & TRAILBLAZERS JERSEYS, ON
  13. GOLDEN LIGHTS OUT, JECANF15011364
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  14. Lost-Brooke CF Kid Rock Flossie-ET, JEUSAF3215000939
    HIDDEN CREEK FARMS, 754 ZION RD, STIRLING, ON
  15. PLEASANT NOOK CAPTAIN DEMAND, JECANF15096915
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  16. MISS FERDINAND VINE -JE840F 3285250976-, JE840F3285250976
    MAKER FARMS INC. AND MARIJKE BOEREFYN, OH, USA
  17. GLENHOLME EXCITING VENUE, JECANF14943031
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  18. HILLVIEW VICTORIOUS DIAMOND, JECANF14724501
    BEN PAGET, BROWNSVILLE, ON
  19. CHARLYN PERENNIAL V I P NINJA, JECANF15080965
    CHARLYN JERSEYS & BRYAN WELDRICK, ON
  20. BRANDERS VIDEO PERSEPHONE, JECANF14293466
    TYLER & DEBBIE BRANDER, ROCKWOOD, ON
  21. BRANDERLEA VICTORIOUS JUBILEE, JECANF14293467
    TYLER & DEBBIE BRANDER, ROCKWOOD, ON

Spring Yearling

Born March 1st, 2024 to May 31st, 2024

MAKER GENTRY HOLLIE
1st Place Spring Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
MAKER GENTRY HOLLIE 1st Place Spring Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
  1. MAKER GENTRY HOLLIE, JECANF14920128
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
  2. BRAEVIEW TBF PINK PANTHER, JECANF14885255
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  3. MM JOEL REBEL ET -JE840F 3285512966-, JE840F3285512966
    QUALITY HOLSTEINS AND BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, ON
  4. KAYMANOR DTB BELLINI ET, JECANF14869820
    EAST RIVER HOLSTEINS & PARALLEL GENETICS, ON
  5. EDGELEA GLENHOLME VICTORIOUS VALKYRIE, JECANF14221009
    CAROL RUTA & JOEL BAGG, ON
  6. CHARLYN VIDEO SPECIAL, JECANF15080957
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON
  7. LOTHMANN VIC LYNDY, JECANF15047122
    MARKUS & BRENDA LOTHMANN, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  8. AVONLEA CANADIAN CLUB FRENZY, JECANF15022220
    MELISSA HIRSCHFELD, CHELMSFORD, ON
  9. MIXIN MOOS KNOX ELSA ET, JECANF14531498
    JENNA ELLIOTT, ON
  10. HILLVIEW VICTORIOUS VERONICA, JECANF14724496
    BEN PAGET, BROWNSVILLE, ON
  11. SLEEGERHOLM CLASSIC VICTORY, JECANF40020854
    MIKE SLEEGERS, BELMONT, ON

Winter Yearling

Born December 1st, 2023 to February 29th, 2024

SHADY LANE VIDEO MARMALADE
1st Place Winter Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
SCOTT & LORI-JANE TAMLIN, WOODVILLE, ON
SHADY LANE VIDEO MARMALADE 1st Place Winter Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
SCOTT & LORI-JANE TAMLIN, WOODVILLE, ON
  1. SHADY LANE VIDEO MARMALADE, JECANF14982476
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    SCOTT & LORI-JANE TAMLIN, WOODVILLE, ON
  2. BRIDON VIRTUOSO VIBE, JECANF14769201
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  3. DRENTEX VICTORIOUS CRYSTAL, JECANF14234133
    MICHAEL & MONIQUE BOLS, RUSSELL, ON
  4. WILLOW CREEK GETAWAY GRACE, JECANF14897954
    WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, HAGERSVILLE, ON
  5. CHARLYN PERENNIAL GET NOISY, JECANF14718499
    CHARLYN JERSEYS & BRYAN WELDRICK, ON
  6. MAKER TRAIN STATION SASSOPHY, JECANF14920126
    MAKER FARMS INC, ROCKWOOD, ON
  7. KNONAUDALE CHIPS LOVE SHACK ET, JECANF14594025
    MIKE SLEEGERS, BELMONT, ON

Fall Yearling

Born September 1st, 2023 to November 30th, 2023

MIXIN MOOS GETAWAY EMMA 
1st Place Fall Yearling
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
JENNA ELLIOTT, ON
MIXIN MOOS GETAWAY EMMA 1st Place Fall Yearling Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
JENNA ELLIOTT, ON
  1. MIXIN MOOS GETAWAY EMMA ET, JECANF14531490
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    JENNA ELLIOTT, ON
  2. MAKER GENTRY AURORA ET, JECANF14700083
    MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS, ON
  3. RAPID BAY DOWNTOWN GENEVA, JECANF121542304
    MIKE BOLS & JOEL BAGG, ON
  4. PAULLYN GETAWAY BRINA, JECANF14733821
    JEFF STEPHENS & CRANHOLME, ON
  5. PERENNIAL MAVERICK KASS, JECANF14660131
    SANDY MACGILLIVARY, ON
  6. BOBMUR CHIP SANGRIA, JECANF14652031
    BOBMUR FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  7. KAWARTHA CANADIAN JAYLA, JECANF14654447
    MAKER FARMS INC & VANESSA BIRT, ON
  8. ALEXVALE CC GOGO GIZMO, JECANF14668857
    JAMES ALEXANDER/GRACE BECKETT/BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, ON

Junior Exhibitor

  1. MAKER FARMS INC & ENM GENETICS
    ON
  2. BRIDON FARMS INC
    PARIS, ON
  3. GOLDEN JERSEYS
    MILDMAY, ON

Junior Breeder

  1. MAKER FARMS INC (MAKER)
    ROCKWOOD, ON
  2. BRIDON FARMS INC (BRIDON)
    PARIS, ON
  3. GOLDEN JERSEYS (GOLDEN)
    MILDMAY, ON

Junior Premier Sire

  1. AVONLEA CHOCOCHIP ET
  2. RAPID BAY GETAWAY ET
  3. RIVER VALLEY VICTORIOUS ET -JE840M 3126479524-

Summer 2 Year Old

Born June 1st, 2023 to August 31st, 2023

MORNINGMIST JOEL IRIS
1st place Summer Two Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
JAMES & CATHY MASON, WOODSTOCK, ON
MORNINGMIST JOEL IRIS
1st place Summer Two Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 

JAMES & CATHY MASON, WOODSTOCK, ON
  1. MORNINGMIST JOEL IRIS ET, JECANF14755474
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    JAMES & CATHY MASON, WOODSTOCK, ON
  2. BRIDON ACC EXPERT ET, JECANF14769163
    BRIDGEVIEW FARM, BRANTFORD, ON

Spring 2 Year Old

Born March 1st, 2023 to May 31st, 2023

BRIDON VIDEO ROLLIN
1st place Spring Two Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
BRIDON VIDEO ROLLIN
1st place Spring Two Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 

BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  1. BRIDON VIDEO ROLLIN, JECANF14179419
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  2. GLENHOLME V GINGER-SKY, JECANF14602415
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  3. BRIDON V GIGI, JECANF14769155
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  4. PLEASANT NOOK VICTORIOUS JADE, JECANF14649269
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  5. CHARLYN ASKN FOR SOME SUGAR, JECANF14718480
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON
  6. R-A COLTON VIGARO ET, JECANF14703103
    RIVERDOWN/ALLARWAY, ON
  7. SIKMAS JOEL SHOT OF SHAME ET, JECANF14497918
    HOWARD SIKMA, NEWCASTLE, ON

Senior 2 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2022 to February 28th, 2023

KAYMANOR VICTORIOUS BUTTERGATE
1st place Senior Two Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
FORESTELL HOLSTEINS/TRENT VALLEY/JASON MELL, ON
KAYMANOR VICTORIOUS BUTTERGATE
1st place Senior Two Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 

FORESTELL HOLSTEINS/TRENT VALLEY/JASON MELL, ON
  1. KAYMANOR VICTORIOUS BUTTERGATE, JECANF14207319
    Best Udder
    FORESTELL HOLSTEINS/TRENT VALLEY/JASON MELL, ON
  2. WILLOW CREEK FLAME SCHANTEL, JECANF13930727
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, HAGERSVILLE, ON
  3. LONE PINE VIDEO BLASTED, JECANF14315950
    JAMES & CATHY MASON, WOODSTOCK, ON
  4. GLENHOLME VICTORIOUS THRILL, JECANF14602403
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  5. PLEASANT NOOK V I P VIBING, JECANF14649265
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  6. KAYMANOR CHOCOCHIP MVP JUDGE ET, JECANF14207308
    RIVERDOWN, ALLARWAY & SUNNY TERRACE, ON
  7. CHARLYN GETAWAY SANTANA, JECANF14376054
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON

Junior 3 Year Old

Born March 1st, 2022 to August 31st, 2022

BRIDON L CHILL
1st place Junior Three Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
BRIDON L CHILL
1st place Junior Three Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  1. BRIDON L CHILL, JECANF14179394
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  2. BRIDGEVIEW CC BETH, JECANF14566082
    BRIDGEVIEW FARM, BRANTFORD, ON

Senior 3 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2021 to February 28th, 2022

WILLOW CREEK GETAWAY VALENTIA
1st place Senior Three Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, ON
WILLOW CREEK GETAWAY VALENTIA
1st place Senior Three Year old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025
WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, ON
  1. WILLOW CREEK GETAWAY VALENTIA, JECANF13930707
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, ON

4 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2020 to August 31st, 2021

BRENBE ANDREAS ABBA
1st place Four Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
FERME RALSTON, COMPTON, QC
BRENBE ANDREAS ABBA
1st place Four Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025
FERME RALSTON, COMPTON, QC
  1. BRENBE ANDREAS ABBA, JECANF13751335
    Best Udder
    FERME RALSTON, COMPTON, QC
  2. GLENHOLME GUNMAN ALEXA TW, JECANF13527675
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  3. GOLDEN JOYRIDE DANIKA, JECANF13998677
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  4. JL VIRAL STORMI, JECANF13377769
    JORDAN & LUCAS RAYMER, ON
  5. BRIDON COALTRAIN ENTERTAIN ET, JECANF13571604
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  6. PLEASANT NOOK BON DODO, JECANF14123737
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  7. WILLOW CREEK VICTORIOUS RAINY, JECANF13930660
    WILLOW CREEK JERSEYS, HAGERSVILLE, ON
  8. GOLDEN JOYRIDE KARMA, JECANF13998660
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  9. JL CHROME SARA, JECANF13377767
    JORDAN & LUCAS RAYMER, ON
  10. GALAXY JOYRIDE FIESTA, JECANF14047792
    ALEX & ANGELA DOLSON, ROCKWOOD, ON

5 Year Old

Born September 1st, 2019 to August 31st, 2020

INTENSE JOEL OME 
1st place Five Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
C DESROSIERS, J & C SICARD, P BOULET, QC
INTENSE JOEL OME
1st place Five Year Old
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025
C DESROSIERS, J & C SICARD, P BOULET, QC
  1. INTENSE JOEL OME ET, JECANF120032498
    Best Udder
    Grand Champion
    C DESROSIERS, J & C SICARD, P BOULET, QC

Mature Cow

Born prior to September 1st, 2019 , in milk.

BRIDON BARCELONA EXTRA
1st place Mature Cows
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025 
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
BRIDON BARCELONA EXTRA
1st place Mature Cows
Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show 2025
BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  1. BRIDON BARCELONA EXTRA, JECANF13088618
    Bred & Owned sponsored by Unique Designs
    Best Udder
    BRIDON FARMS INC, PARIS, ON
  2. CHARLYN GETAWAY VACAY, JECANF13427631
    CHARLYN JERSEYS & LEE SIMANTON, ON

Senior Breeder Herd

  1. Brent Sayles, Paris, ON

Expo-Printemps 2025 – Ayrshire

April 18th, 2025 @ Victoriaville QC

BAVAROISE PREDATOR RILEY
Grand Champion
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
BAVAROISE PREDATOR RILEY Grand Champion Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
DREAM RIDGE WILLA RAE -ET
Intermediate Champion
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
DREAM RIDGE, BLACKADDAR, HURONHOLM & GLENEIL, ON
DREAM RIDGE WILLA RAE -ET Intermediate Champion Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 DREAM RIDGE, BLACKADDAR, HURONHOLM & GLENEIL, ON
BAVAROISE STANLEY ALLIVIA
Junior Champion
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
BAVAROISE STANLEY ALLIVIA
Junior Champion Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC

Winter Calf

BRIXHAM RINGER LUST
1st place Winter Calf
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS
BRIXHAM RINGER LUST
1st place Winter Calf Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS

Née entre le 1er décembre 2024 et le 28 février 2025

  1. BRIXHAM RINGER LUST, AYCANF14729455
    Propriété-élevée
    WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS
  2. DES ERABLES SAIGON MARIELLA, AYCANF122013176
    TY-D HOLSTEINS, SAINT-BASILE, QC
  3. BAVAROISE STANLEY RAELYN, AYCANF121663304
    FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
  4. DALE VISTA PARADE, AYCANF122068739
    DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC
  5. DES PRAIRIES BERTHE, AYCANF121891114
    FERME FRANÇOIS BEAUDRY INC, GRANBY, QC
  6. DREAM RIDGE PRANCER, AYCANF13863756
    DAVE & BONNIE BERGERON & GLENEIL FARMS, ON
  7. DES PRAIRIES GAELLE, AYCANF121891117
    FERME FRANÇOIS BEAUDRY INC, GRANBY, QC
  8. MONEY MAKING LUCKY CHARM -ET, AYCANF121976272
    MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC

Fall Calf

BAVAROISE STANLEY ALLIVIA
1st place Fall Calf
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
BAVAROISE STANLEY ALLIVIA
1st place Fall Calf Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2024 et le 30 novembre 2024

  1. BAVAROISE STANLEY ALLIVIA, AYCANF121478131
    Propriété-élevée
    Championne Junior
    AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
  2. DALE VISTA LUCKY ROXY, AYCANF121899373
    Mention Honorable Junior
    DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC
  3. BAVAROISE M RIESLING -ET, AYCANF121663297
    AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
  4. DOLLHAT CATALYST STARLA, AYCANF121868252
    FERME BERNARDA, STANSTEAD, QC
  5. MONEY MAKING SAIGNON MAOWIE, AYCANF121976251
    FERME DE LA PLAINE
  6. CHALUKA XÉFIR, AYCANF121833488
    FERME FRANÇOIS BEAUDRY INC, GRANBY, QC
  7. MARBRAE MELINA -ET, AYCANF121899378
    DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC
  8. MONEY MAKING MAGELLAN MANATEE -ET, AYCANF121976254
    MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC
  9. DES PRAIRIES GLADIS, AYCANF121269985
    FERME FRANÇOIS BEAUDRY INC, GRANBY, QC
  10. LADY IN RED STANLEY PARIS, AYCANF121565685
    FERME LADY IN RED AYRSHIRE INC., ISSOUDUN, QC
  11. DES PRAIRIES IWANNA, AYCANF121269986
    FERME FRANÇOIS BEAUDRY INC, GRANBY, QC
  12. MONEY MAKING HUNTER LOVE ME, AYCANF121976253
    HUDZEN GRATTON-MILLER, CASSELMAN, ON
  13. CYN LORR CHARM -ET, AYCANF15315270
    PATRICK DAOUST, FINCH, ON

Summer Yearling

BRIXHAM AUTOGRAPH TYPHOON
1st place Summer Yearling
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS
BRIXHAM AUTOGRAPH TYPHOON
1st place Summer Yearling Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS

Née entre le 1er juin 2024 et le 31 août 2024

  1. BRIXHAM AUTOGRAPH TYPHOON, AYCANF14729442
    Propriété-élevée
    WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS
  2. MARGOT SMOOTHIE, AYCANF121633587
    FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
  3. SUCCESS BOLSONARO SO FLIRTY, AYCANF121573905
    A. CLAVET & V. BILODEAU & LP HUDON, QC
  4. MARGOT CARMELLA, AYCANF121633594
    FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
  5. DALE VISTA LIANA, AYCANF121772205
    DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC
  6. BRAEFIELD GEARBOX, AYCANF121810375
    MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC
  7. CHALUKA STANLEY BANQUISE, AYCANF121833479
    FERME CHAREST (2001) INC., ST-ALEXANDRE DE KAMOURASKA, QC

Spring Yearling

DALE VISTA REAGAN ATHENA
1st place Spring Yearling
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC
DALE VISTA REAGAN ATHENA
1st place Spring Yearling Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC

Née entre le 1er mars 2024 et le 31 mai 2024

  1. DALE VISTA REAGAN ATHENA, AYCANF121772190
    Propriété-élevée
    DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC
  2. DES COTEAUX MAGELLAN PERLE, AYCANF121782688
    ANDRÉ CLAVET, RIMOUSKI, QC
  3. LADY IN RED REYNOLDS PITA, AYCANF121565672
    FERME LADY IN RED AYRSHIRE INC., ISSOUDUN, QC
  4. LADY IN RED AUTOGRAPH PISTACHE, AYCANF121565675
    FERME LADY IN RED AYRSHIRE INC., ISSOUDUN, QC

Winter Yearling

BRIXHAM AMARULA STARDOM
1st place Winter Yearling
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS
BRIXHAM AMARULA STARDOM
1st place Winter Yearling Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS

Née entre le 1er décembre 2023 et le 29 février 2024

  1. BRIXHAM AMARULA STARDOM, AYCANF14729427
    Propriété-élevée
    Championne Junior de réserve
    WINDARRA FARMS, UPPER RAWDON, NS
  2. MARILIE REAGAN MAY-LEE, AYCANF121639764
    DEMERS, M. POIRIER, Y. POIRIER & COUNTRY HOLSTEINS, QC
  3. MONEY MAKING MANDY -ET, AYCANF121638185
    MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC
  4. DES PRAIRIES TOFINO, AYCANF121269978
    FERME FRANÇOIS BEAUDRY INC, GRANBY, QC

Junior Herd

  1. Elwyn Smethurst, Upper Rawdon, NS
  2. Amélie Hardy Demers, Sainte-Cécile-de-Lévrard, QC
  3. Andrew Shufelt, Brigham, QC
  4. Melissa Sylvestre, Howick, QC
  5. Joannie Bilodeau, Issoudun, QC

Junior Two Year Old

BAVAROISE REAGAN BAILEYS
1st place Junior Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
GOODNESS FARM INC.
BAVAROISE REAGAN BAILEYS
1st place Junior Two Year Old Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 GOODNESS FARM INC.

Née entre le 1er mars 2023 et le 31 mai 2023

  1. BAVAROISE REAGAN BAILEYS, AYCANF121173186
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    Championne Intermédiaire de réserve
    GOODNESS FARM INC.

Senior Two Year Old

DREAM RIDGE WILLA RAE -ET
1st place Senior Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
DREAM RIDGE, BLACKADDAR, HURONHOLM & GLENEIL, ON
DREAM RIDGE WILLA RAE -ET
1st place Senior Two Year Old Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 DREAM RIDGE, BLACKADDAR, HURONHOLM & GLENEIL, ON

Née entre le 1er septembre 2022 et le 28 février 2023

  1. DREAM RIDGE WILLA RAE -ET, AYCANF13863746
    Propriété-élevée
    Championne Intermédiaire
    DREAM RIDGE, BLACKADDAR, HURONHOLM & GLENEIL, ON
  2. MARGOT COQUILLE, AYCANF121141789
    Meilleur Pis
    Mention Honorable Intermédiaire
    FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
  3. BAVAROISE AUTOGRAPH DIAMOND, AYCANF112301109
    CORNELIA KUNZ, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
  4. BELLEVUE DU LAC AMARULA ENJOY, AYCANF121152165
    FERME BELLEVUE DU LAC S.E.N.C., LAMBTON, QC
  5. DALE VISTA REGAL ARETHA, AYCANF121054258
    DALE VISTA FARMS SENC, BRIGHAM, QC

Junior Three Year Old

MONEY MAKING HUNTER MIGUELLE
1st place Junior Three Year Old
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC
MONEY MAKING HUNTER MIGUELLE
1st place Junior Three Year Old
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC

Née entre le 1er mars 2022 et le 31 août 2022

  1. MONEY MAKING HUNTER MIGUELLE -ET, AYCANF121130872
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC
  2. SAMERAY HIGHGEAR EVE, AYCANF120353167
    FERME SAMERAY INC, ST-PASCAL, QC

Four Year Old

Née entre le 1er septembre 2020 et le 31 août 2021

BAVAROISE PREDATOR RILEY
1st place Four Year Old
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
BAVAROISE PREDATOR RILEY 1st place Four Year Old Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
  1. BAVAROISE PREDATOR RILEY, AYCANF120796370
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    Grande Championne
    AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
  2. MARGOT KAMPALA P, AYCANF120507478
    Grande Championne de réserve
    FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC

Five Year Old

Née entre le 1er septembre 2019 et le 31 août 2020

MARGOT CAPLAN
1st place Five Year Old
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
MARGOT CAPLAN
1st place Five Year Old Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
  1. MARGOT CAPLAN, AYCANF120139237
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    Mention Honorable
    FERME MARGOT ENR, STE-PERPÉTUE, QC

Adult Cow

Née avant le 1er septembre 2019

CHALUKA BIGTIME XÉNITA -ET
1st place Adult Cow
Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025
FERME CHAREST (2001) INC & MARC FOURNIER, QC
CHALUKA BIGTIME XÉNITA -ET
1st place Adult Cow Quebec Spring Ayrshire Show 2025 FERME CHAREST (2001) INC & MARC FOURNIER, QC
  1. CHALUKA BIGTIME XÉNITA -ET, AYCANF110821233
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME CHAREST (2001) INC & MARC FOURNIER, QC

Progéniture de mère

  1. BAVAROISE DBL BARREL REESE, AYCANF111421902
    AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER, STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
  2. MONEY MAKING RUBICOM MANGUEL, AYCANF110445444
    MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES, HOWICK, QC

Dam Daughter

  1. Amélie Hardy Demers, Sainte-Cécile-de-Lévrard, QC
  2. Philippe Grandjean, Ste Perpétue, QC

Breeders Herd

  1. DALE VISTA FARMS SENC
    BRIGHAM, QC
  2. WINDARRA FARMS
    UPPER RAWDON, NS
  3. FERME MARGOT ENR
    STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
  4. FERME FRANÇOIS BEAUDRY INC
    GRANBY, QC

Premier Breeder

  1. DALE VISTA FARMS SENC (DALE VISTA)
    BRIGHAM, QC
  2. WINDARRA FARMS (BRIXHAM)
    UPPER RAWDON, NS
  3. AMÉLIE HARDY DEMERS ET MARTIN POIRIER / AMÉLIE HARDY DEMERS (BAVAROISE)
    SAINTE-CÉCILE-DE-LÉVRARD, QC

Premier Exhibitor

  1. FERME MARGOT ENR
    STE-PERPÉTUE, QC
  2. DALE VISTA FARMS SENC
    BRIGHAM, QC
  3. MONEY MAKING AYRSHIRES
    HOWICK, QC

Premier Exhibitor

  1. AMÉLIE HARDY-DEMERS & MARTIN POIRIER (BAVAROISE)
    STE-CÉCILE DE LÉVRARD, QC
  2. FERME MARGOT / FREDERIC GRANDJEAN (MARGOT)
    STE PERPÉTUE, QC
  3. DALE VISTA FARMS SENC (DALE VISTA)
    BRIGHAM, QC

Expo-Printemps 2025 – Jersey

April 18th, 2025 @ Victoriaville QC

JOLICHUTES VICTORIOUS BERLINGOT
Grand Champion
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
JOHNY JACOBS, JAYDEN DOIRON & BRENT SAYLES, QC
JOLICHUTES VICTORIOUS BERLINGOT
Grand Champion Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 JOHNY JACOBS, JAYDEN DOIRON & BRENT SAYLES, QC
JOLICHUTES VICTORIOUS BERLINGOT
Intermediate Champion
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
JOHNY JACOBS, JAYDEN DOIRON & BRENT SAYLES, QC
JOLICHUTES VICTORIOUS BERLINGOT
Intermediate Champion Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 JOHNY JACOBS, JAYDEN DOIRON & BRENT SAYLES, QC
VIERRA VIDEO STAR ET 
Junior Champion
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
JM VALLEY, QC
VIERRA VIDEO STAR ET 
Junior Champion Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 JM VALLEY, QC

Winter Calf

LAHETRIERE GHOST SIMONE, JECANF121999508
1st place Winter Calf
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
LAHETRIERE GHOST SIMONE, JECANF121999508
1st place Winter Calf Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC

Née entre le 1er décembre 2024 et le 28 février 2025

  1. LAHETRIERE GHOST SIMONE, JECANF121999508
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  2. CHALUKA VIDEO AMELIA, JECANF121833490
    FERME CHAREST (2001) INC, QC
  3. INTUITION MAVERICK VIVA LA VIDA, JECANF122020768
    JOSIANE CHABOT, ST-FRANCOIS, QC
  4. MADY MAVERICK AUREKA, JECANF122042841
    FERME MADY INC, ST-VALERIEN DE MILTON, QC
  5. DULET GOLDORAK SASHA, JECANF121536337
    FERME DULET INC, ST. PASCAL, QC
  6. TENSLOTTE VICTORIOUS TWISTER, JECANF15232508
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  7. ELEGANCE GOLDORAK VICKY, JECANF121984185
    FERME BARD INC. & FERME TOMSHIPE, QC
  8. 3RIDGE SKYFALL RAIN, JECANF15199270
    ANNE BARON LASALLE, ST-AUBERT, QC

Fall Calf

ELEGANCE MR BRIGHT PINTEREST
1st place Fall Calf
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME CERPOLAIT SENC, ST-AIMÉ, QC
ELEGANCE MR BRIGHT PINTEREST
1st place Fall Calf Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 FERME CERPOLAIT SENC, ST-AIMÉ, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2024 et le 30 novembre 2024

  1. ELEGANCE MR BRIGHT PINTEREST, JECANF121921792
    FERME CERPOLAIT SENC, ST-AIMÉ, QC
  2. INTUITION VICTORIOUS VIOLET, JECANF121958929
    Propriété-élevée
    JOSIANE CHABOT, ST-FRANCOIS, QC
  3. DULET GHOST GINA, JECANF121536312
    FERME DULET INC, ST. PASCAL, QC
  4. DULET GOLDORAK SALTY, JECANF121536316
    FERME DULET INC, ST. PASCAL, QC
  5. LAHETRIERE LIGHTNING SHANNA, JECANF121899448
    FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  6. MADY MAVERICK SCOOBYDOO, JECANF120962847
    INTUITION ET A.J GENETICS, QC
  7. GODSTAR SIA KNOX, JECANF121992897
    FERME GODSTAR JERSEY, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC
  8. SPARKS KAYMANOR KR DELAWARE ET, JECANF14869836
    FLEURY HOLSTEIN, QC
  9. OAKRIVER VICTORIOUS HAWK, JECANF121449004
    KAYMANOR HOLSTEINS, QC
  10. TOP GENE DUBELMONT KENDRA, JECANF121494470
    S. MARCEAU, M. ST-CYR & MARIE CLAIRE GIROD, QC
  11. MADY MAVERICK CATFISH, JECANF120962842
    FERME MADY INC, ST-VALERIEN DE MILTON, QC
  12. BERGICEL CLASSIC MIMOSA, JECANF121335075
    KARINE SAVARD, ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC
  13. BESLEA HURRICANE MEESE, JECANF14907738
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, YARKER, ON

Summer Yearling

KNONAUDALE BOOMERANG POKERCHIP ET
1st place Summer Yearling
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
KNONAUDALE FARMS INC., CRYSLER, ON
KNONAUDALE BOOMERANG POKERCHIP ET
1st place Summer Yearling Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 KNONAUDALE FARMS INC., CRYSLER, ON

Née entre le 1er juin 2024 et le 31 août 2024

  1. KNONAUDALE BOOMERANG POKERCHIP ET, JECANF15042383
    Propriété-élevée
    KNONAUDALE FARMS INC., CRYSLER, ON
  2. DULET BRIGHT GHANA, JECANF121536303
    FERME DULET INC, ST. PASCAL, QC
  3. LAHETRIERE MR BRIGHT VICKY, JECANF121759346
    FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  4. TENSLOTTE CLASSIC COCO CARMELA, JECANF14894907
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  5. VERJATIN GHOST LEEZAHI, JECANF121744512
    BEN MASEMORE, ST GERVAIS, QC
  6. BESLEA CHOCOCHIP GUPPY, JECANF14907735
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, YARKER, ON
  7. J.P.L. VICTORIOUS ADELAIDE, JECANF121723576
    FERME J P L SENC, WARWICK, QC
  8. LAHETRIERE MR BRIGHT CRYSTAL, JECANF121759345
    FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  9. LAHETRIERE BOOMERANG VANNY, JECANF121759343
    FERME POLAND INC, LA POCATIERE, QC
  10. VERONA CLASSIC FOOTLOOSE, JECANF121624003
    MARYSE, MARIE-EVE & MARTIN VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC
  11. GLENHOLME STING EVEREST, JECANF121831454
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG
  12. MADY CHANNING CATHERINA, JECANF120962841
    FERME MADY INC, ST-VALERIEN DE MILTON, QC
  13. MADY CHANNING KAREN, JECANF120962840
    FERME MADY INC, ST-VALERIEN DE MILTON, QC

Spring Yearling

DU SILLON ES FAMOUS FANCY
1st place Spring Yearling
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
DU SILLON ES FAMOUS FANCY
1st place Spring Yearling
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE

Née entre le 1er mars 2024 et le 31 mai 2024

  1. DU SILLON ES FAMOUS FANCY, JECANF121660485
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  2. BESLEA STRATHBURN EFFERVESCENT ET, JECANF14907694
    Propriété-élevée
    BESLEA AND STRATHBURN, ON
  3. ALSUM JORDAN BUBBLE GUM, JECANF121298870
    FERME ALSUM SENC, CLEVELAND, QC
  4. ROXY TOBEFAMOUS BELLE ET, JECANF121305229
    NORMLUCK CATTLE & INTUITION, QC
  5. DUVERGER CANDYMAN LIVIA, JECANF121643854
    FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  6. TENSLOTTE RYDER SHE’S SWEET ET, JECANF14894900
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  7. DULET SKYFALL BEAUTY ET, JECANF121080842
    FERME DULET INC, ST. PASCAL, QC
  8. FDL BOWLERS CALORRITA, JECANF121354548
    ANNE BARON LASALLE, ST-AUBERT, QC

Winter Yearling

TENSLOTTE BOOMERANG SHOOTER
1st place Winter Yearling
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
TENSLOTTE BOOMERANG SHOOTER
1st place Winter Yearling Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE

Née entre le 1er décembre 2023 et le 29 février 2024

  1. TENSLOTTE BOOMERANG SHOOTER, JECANF14894894
    Propriété-élevée
    Mention Honorable Junior
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  2. BOBMUR CHIP AGGIE, JECANF14652035
    AJ GENETICS AND INTUITION, ON
  3. VELTHUIS VICTORIOUS EXCEPTION ET, JECANF14860234
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD & DAN HOVDEN, ON
  4. ALSUM TOBEFAMOUS SOMEDAY, JECANF121298862
    FERME ALSUM SENC, CLEVELAND, QC
  5. LAHETRIERE BOWLERS SANDY, JECANF121643840
    FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  6. BERGICEL TOBEFAMOUS JUDY, JECANF121335025
    KARINE SAVARD, ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC
  7. ALSUM LIGHTNING SKYLAR, JECANF121298861
    FERME ALSUM SENC, CLEVELAND, QC

Fall Yearling

VIERRA VIDEO STAR ET
1st place Fall Yearling
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
JM VALLEY, QC
VIERRA VIDEO STAR ET 1st place Fall Yearling Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 JM VALLEY, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2023 et le 30 novembre 2023

  1. VIERRA VIDEO STAR ET -JE840F 3269949190-, JE840F3269949190
    Propriété-élevée
    Championne Junior
    JM VALLEY, QC
  2. HOMERIDGE WEBCAM BUTTONS 2, JECANF121342548
    Championne Junior de réserve
    VERENAHOLME & DAYBREAK FARM, ON
  3. ELEGANCE CHOCOCHIP PRETTY, JECANF121533985
    D. FOSSAERT/MARIE-CLAIRE GIROD/FERME ELEGANCE, QC
  4. ELEGANCE TOBEFAMOUS PORTO, JECANF121533979
    FERME BARD INC., SAINTE-ANNE-DE-LA-POCATIÈRE, QC
  5. VIERRA JOEL SUNSET ET, JE840F3269949138
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  6. FRANKSTYLE WEBCAM KLARA ET, JECANF121645334
    FERME CERPOLAIT SENC , PIERRE BOULET , FERME FORTALE, QC
  7. TOP GENE DUBELMONT KELSEY, JECANF121494451
    FERME YVON SICARD, QC
  8. LENCREST VIRTUOSO BRIE, JECANF121411087
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  9. J.P.L. TEKASHI MARIA, JECANF121491174
    FERME JPL SENC & LOUIS BERGERON, QC
  10. AVONLEA VICTORIOUS VIOLETTE, JECANF121385778
    FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC, ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  11. MADY BOOMERANG CATHLEEN ET, JECANF120962828
    FERME MADY INC, ST-VALERIEN DE MILTON, QC

Junior Herd

  1. Ferme Elegance, Saint-Gervais, QC
  2. Jennifer Versteeg, Stanchel, PE
  3. Ferme Dulet Inc., Saint-Pascal, QC
  4. Gabriel Boutin, Saint-Charles-de-Bellechasse, QC
  5. Chris & Brianne Brown, Yarker, ON
  6. Summer Mason, Cleveland, QC
  7. Magguy Benoit, Saint-Valérien-de-Milton, QC

Summer Two Year Old

HOMERIDGE VICTORIOUS CANDY
1st place Summer Two Year old
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
HOMERIDGE VICTORIOUS CANDY
1st place Summer Two Year old Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC

Née entre le 1er juin 2023 et le 31 août 2023

  1. HOMERIDGE VICTORIOUS CANDY, JECANF121342528
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    Mention Honorable Intermédiaire
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. LEIGHSIDE CHOCOCHIP BUMBLEBEE, JECANF14778230
    MACBEATH FARMS LTD, MARSHFIELD, PE
  3. JM VALLEY V I P KELLY, JECANF121115398
    MORASTAR JERSEY & COLE YUILL, QC

Spring Two Year Old

HOMERIDGE CHOCOCHIP LISA
1st place Spring Two Year old
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
HOMERIDGE CHOCOCHIP LISA
1st place Spring Two Year old Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC

Née entre le 1er mars 2023 et le 31 mai 2023

  1. HOMERIDGE CHOCOCHIP LISA, JECANF121342516
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. RICAGRI VICTORIOUS VASELINE, JECANF121352991
    FERME RICAGRI INC., LECLERCVILLE, QC
  3. TOP GENE CHIPS BROWNIES, JECANF120856133
    STEPHANE MARCEAU & MARIE ST-CYR, ROXTON POND, QC
  4. FDL VIRTUOSO VALENCE, JECANF120898154
    FERME LA FOUGERE INC, COATICOOK, QC

Winter Two Year Old

HOMERIDGE CHANNING BUTTONS 4
1st place Winter Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
HOMERIDGE CHANNING BUTTONS 4
1st place Winter Two Year Old Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC

Née entre le 1er décembre 2022 et le 28 février 2023

  1. HOMERIDGE CHANNING BUTTONS 4, JECANF120824845
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    Championne Intermédiaire de réserve
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. TOP GENE DUBELMONT KAYLA, JECANF120856131
    STEPHANE MARCEAU & MARIE ST-CYR, ROXTON POND, QC
  3. MASONRISE TOBEFAMOUS AMARI, JECANF121197139
    LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES, MELBOURNE, QC
  4. LENCREST FAMOUS BECKY, JECANF121256090
    FERME GODSTAR JERSEY, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC

Fall Two Year Old

HOMERIDGE MATT VIV 3
1st place Fall Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
HOMERIDGE MATT VIV 3 1st place Fall Two Year Old Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2022 et le 30 novembre 2022

  1. HOMERIDGE MATT VIV 3, JECANF120824832
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. MASONRISE VIRTUOSO IDA, JECANF121197144
    LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES, MELBOURNE, QC

Junior Three Year Old

HOMERIDGE CHANNING VAL
1st place Junior Three Year olds
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
HOMERIDGE CHANNING VAL
1st place Junior Three Year olds
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC

Née entre le 1er mars 2022 et le 31 août 2022

  1. HOMERIDGE CHANNING VAL, JECANF120824807
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. BRI-LIN VICTORIOUS SNAPS, JECANF14280917
    FERME GODSTAR JERSEY, QC
  3. PERENNIAL VIDEO FLIRT, JECANF14260735
    ANNE BARON LASALLE, ST-AUBERT, QC

Senior Three Year Old

JOLICHUTES VICTORIOUS BERLINGOT
1st place Senior Three Year olds
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
JOHNY JACOBS, JAYDEN DOIRON & BRENT SAYLES, QC
JOLICHUTES VICTORIOUS BERLINGOT
1st place Senior Three Year olds Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 JOHNY JACOBS, JAYDEN DOIRON & BRENT SAYLES, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2021 et le 28 février 2022

  1. JOLICHUTES VICTORIOUS BERLINGOT, JECANF120523290
    Meilleur Pis
    Championne Intermédiaire
    Grande Championne
    JOHNY JACOBS, JAYDEN DOIRON & BRENT SAYLES, QC
  2. BERGICEL JORDAN BELLINA, JECANF120696970
    Propriété-élevée
    KARINE SAVARD, ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC
  3. TOP GENE FRANK CHELSEA, JECANF120856122
    FERME MADY INC, QC
  4. REDVIEW JOEL MIMI, JECANF14136935
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  5. LENCREST COCO’S CHRISTMAS STAR ET, JECANF120888103
    GARY & MAUREEN BOWERS & LENCREST DE LA VALLÉE, COATICOOK, QC
  6. PAULLYN DISCO MIKAH, JECANF14236026
    FERME PIERRE BOULET INC, MONTMAGNY, QC
  7. MASONRISE RESPECT SCOTTY, JECANF120908599
    LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES, MELBOURNE, QC

Four Year Old

MASONRISE MATT CHUCKY
1st place Four Year Old
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES, MELBOURNE, QC
MASONRISE MATT CHUCKY 1st place Four Year Old Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES, MELBOURNE, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2020 et le 31 août 2021

  1. MASONRISE MATT CHUCKY, JECANF120270270
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES, MELBOURNE, QC
  2. MSM JERSEYS WEBCAM REGAL, JECANF120824752
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  3. HOMERIDGE WEBCAM BUTTONS, JECANF120294222
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  4. BERGICEL POLLEN VENT, JECANF120117250
    KARINE SAVARD, ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC

Five Year Olds

TOP GENE DUBELMONT KANDJU
1st place Five Year Old
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
S. MARCEAU, M. ST-CYR & MARIE CLAIRE GIROD, QC
TOP GENE DUBELMONT KANDJU
1st place Five Year Old Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025 S. MARCEAU, M. ST-CYR & MARIE CLAIRE GIROD, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2019 et le 31 août 2020

  1. TOP GENE DUBELMONT KANDJU, JECANF120039998
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    S. MARCEAU, M. ST-CYR & MARIE CLAIRE GIROD, QC
  2. INTENSE JOEL OME ET, JECANF120032498
    C DESROSIERS, J & C SICARD, P BOULET, QC
  3. BERGICEL VIDEO RESCAPÉ, JECANF120117220
    KARINE SAVARD, ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC
  4. MSM JERSEYS MATT PETITE, JECANF111304995
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC

Adult Cows

HOMERIDGE JOEL BUTTONS
1st place Mature Cow
Quebec Spring Jersey Show 2025
FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC

Née avant le 1er septembre 2019

  1. HOMERIDGE JOEL BUTTONS, JECANF111548956
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    Grande Championne de réserve
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. VERONA JOYRIDE SOFIA, JECANF111135776
    Mention Honorable
    STEPHANE MARCEAU, MARIE ST-CYR & FERME MIBELSON, QC
  3. MASONVALE BARCELONA LIBERTY, JECANF111275717
    LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES, MELBOURNE, QC
  4. BERGICEL BLACK APPLE JULIE, JECANF111339087
    KARINE SAVARD, ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC

Junior Exhibitor

  1. CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG
    STANCHEL, PE
  2. FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC
    ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  3. FERME DULET INC
    ST. PASCAL, QC

Junior Breeder

  1. SUZANNE OUELLET ET FRANCIS DUMAIS / FERME DULET INC. (DULET)
    SAINT-PASCAL, QC
  2. FERME DE L’HÉTRIERE INC (LAHETRIERE)
    ST-CHARLES-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  3. ELEGANCE

Premier Exhibitor

  1. FERME DAY BREAK SENC
    ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES
    MELBOURNE, QC
  3. KARINE SAVARD
    ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC

Premier Breeder

  1. FERME DAY BREAK SENC (HOMERIDGE)
    ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  2. BERGICEL / KARINE & MARTIN SAVARD/BERGERON (BERGICEL)
    ST-ANTOINE DE TILLY, QC
  3. LEVI MASON AND CATHERINE JONES (MASONRISE)
    MELBOURNE, QC

Expo-Printemps 2025 – Holstein

April 17th, 2025 @ Victoriaville QC

Grand Champion

PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA
Grand Champion
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA Grand Champion Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC

Grand – PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA – PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
Reserve – JACOBS UNIX CARFUL –  FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
HM – SICY IMPRESSION GABE –  FERME BLONDIN, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, PIERRE BOULET, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC

Intermediate Champion 

FORTALE LAMBDA LOA
Intermediate Champion
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-D’ARTHABASKA, QC
FORTALE LAMBDA LOA Intermediate Champion Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-D’ARTHABASKA, QC

Intermediate: FORTALE LAMBDA LOA – FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-D’ARTHABASKA, QC
Reserve: BELFAST BELIEVE FANNY – BELFAST HOLSTEIN ENR, SAINT-PATRICE-DE-BEAURIVAGE, QC
HM: LYSEM LOYALL AUDE,  BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC

Junior Champion

Junior: REPA DRH JEMMA TATOO – FERME BEAUDOIN, MELANIE PARENTEAU, DURHAM-SUD, QC
Reserve:  DUHIBOU EYE CANDY FANCY, – FERME DUHIBOU INC, ST. LAMBERT DE LAUZON, QC
HM: JM VALLEY SALUTE FIOLA – JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC

Winter Calf

MILIBRO DETECTIVE ROSELEYLAH
1st place Winter Calf
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
FERME MILIBRO INC, LOUISE BLANCHET, MATHIEU BLANCHET, TINGWICK, QC
MILIBRO DETECTIVE ROSELEYLAH
1st place Winter Calf
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
FERME MILIBRO INC, LOUISE BLANCHET, MATHIEU BLANCHET, TINGWICK, QC

Née entre le 1er décembre 2024 et le 28 février 2025

  1. MILIBRO DETECTIVE ROSELEYLAH, HOCANF121956815
    Propriété élevée
    FERME MILIBRO INC, LOUISE BLANCHET, MATHIEU BLANCHET, TINGWICK, QC
  2. CLOVIS MASTER REINE, HOCANF121690666
    CLOVIS HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-ALEXANDRE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  3. KINGSWAY LAMBDA HAPPY, HOCANF14799026
    FERME JEAN-PAUL PETITCLERC & FILS INC, ST. BASILE, QC
  4. BLONDIN ARMOUR LAUREATE, HOCANF121802185
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  5. FORTOISE ALTITUDE JESSY-RED, HOCANF121950298
    FERME FORTOISE INC, SAINT-PIERRE-BAPTISTE, QC
  6. LETARTE ROBERTA, HOCANF121806446
    LETARTE HOLSTEIN, MIDDELBURG HOLSTEINS, SAINT-MICHEL-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  7. KENNEBEC AMBROSE MCCAFÉ, HOCANF122019944
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  8. BLONDIN MASTER PILAR, HOCANF122060805
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  9. JM VALLEY AHSBY JAMAÏQUE, HOCANF122106054
    JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC
  10. BARD ALLIGATOR ROMY, HOCANF121984182
    FERME BARD INC, SAINTE-ANNE-DE-LA-POCATIÈRE, QC
  11. PAYS BRULE BELLACIAO ALCOVE, HOCANF121892360
    FERME PAYS BRULE INC, BAIE-DU-FEBVRE, QC
  12. MICHDALE CAPTAIN PAMELA, HOCANF121989113
    MICHAEL LEDUC, SAINT-JULIEN, QC
  13. KENNEBEC BRUINS MOONLIGHT, HOCANF121804110
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  14. KENNEBEC LAMBDA ALASKA, HOCANF122019948
    FERME LENIQUE INC, FERME VAL D’ESPOIR INC, SAINT-DENIS-DE-LA-BOUTEILLERIE, QC

Fall Calf

Née entre le 1er septembre 2024 et le 30 novembre 2024

M VALLEY SALUTE FIOLA
1st place Fall Calf
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC

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JM VALLEY SALUTE FIOLA
1st place Fall Calf
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC
  1. JM VALLEY SALUTE FIOLA, HOCANF121873550
    Propriété-élevée
    JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC
  2. REPA MARICO JEMMY ASHBY, HOCANF121755254
    MARCO RODRIGUE & MARIE-CLAUDE MARCOUX, MELANIE PARENTEAU, SAINT-SIMON-LES-MINES, QC
  3. FIREBURGER ARROW MAGESTEE, HOCANF121761127
    FERME MILIBRO INC, FERME MYNAVIA, FREDERIC DUBOIS, TINGWICK, QC
  4. JM VALLEY LAMBDA LIXIE, HOCANF121873551
    ALEXANDRE GALLARD, ANTOINE BRACNAT, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN
  5. BARD MATCHLESS JOLEINE, HOCANF121646896
    FERME BARD INC, SAINTE-ANNE-DE-LA-POCATIÈRE, QC
  6. PREROSS ALLIGATOR LUCILLE, HOCANF121359562
    FERME VERT D’OR INC, STE. HELENE, QC
  7. PETITCLERC AMBROSE KASHMIR, HOCANF121919616
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  8. SELEXIE CASSY WARRIOR, HOCANF121971889
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  9. LETARTE BUY ME A BOAT, HOCANF121806441
    LETARTE HOLSTEIN, SAINT-MICHEL-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  10. ELIANE LAMBDA ROCHE, HOCANF121426929
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  11. JM VALLEY SALUTE JACKIE, HOCANF121873549
    FERME GILARO, JONQUIERE, QC
  12. KARNVIEW MASTER JOLENE, HOCANF15047204
    AJ GENETICS, EMBRUN, ON
  13. JACOBS MAXIMUM LASH, HOCANF121808930
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  14. ELIANE AMBROSE FYDGIE, HOCANF121426927
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  15. KENNEBEC LOYALL DOOLY’S, HOCANF121609814
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  16. CHALUKA SIDEKICK KATARINA, HOCANF121833487
    FERME CHAREST 2001 INC, SAINT-ALEXANDRE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  17. TIMICK HEARTLAND LARAMIE, HOCANF121712920
    TIMICK HOLSTEIN, SAINT-RÉMI-DE-TINGWICK, QC
  18. DREAMRIDGE SWEETART, HOCANF13863753
    BLACKADDAR FARMS, DAVE & BONNIE BERGERON, IAN DINGWALL, CHARLOTTETOWN, PE
  19. BAY MASTER CRANBERRY, HOCANF121826491
    FERME GILARO, JONQUIERE, QC
  20. NELSONDALE EYE CANDY VANILLA, HOCANF121777768
    NELSONDALE FARM S.E.N.C, MELBOURNE, QC

Summer Yearling

BLONDIN DRAX HORIZON
1st place Summer Yearling
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
BLONDIN DRAX HORIZON
1st place Summer Yearling
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC

Née entre le 1er juin 2024 et le 31 août 2024

  1. BLONDIN DRAX HORIZON, HOCANF121802099
    Propriété élevée
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  2. SELEXIE MARISOLA GRINCH, HOCANF121694508
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  3. JANGIE MASTER KOKODIA, HOCANF121799938
    FERME JANGIE 2016 INC, SAINTE-CHRISTINE, QC
  4. ELIANE BREAKSHOT LORNA, HOCANF121426926
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  5. BLONDIN DRAX LAKAI, HOCANF121802075
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  6. ROTALY DREAM COLLETTE, HOCANF121544234
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, FLEURY HOLSTEIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  7. JACOBS ALLIGATOR LOVER, HOCANF14836942
    FERME GILLETTE INC, FERME JACOBS INC, T-WAVE HOLSTEINS, EMBRUN, ON
  8. MILIBRO PARFECT PRESTIGIEUSE, HOCANF121761122
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC
  9. SUCCESS SALUTE HYPE, HOCANF121573919
    LOUIS-PHILIPPE HUDON & VIRGINIE BILODEAU, SAINT-HENRI-DE-LÉVIS, QC
  10. SELEXIE CLARA DIRECT, HOCANF121694513
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  11. BESLEA KINGBOY LET ER RIP, HOCANF14907719
    SKIPWELL FARMS INC, AYLMER, ON
  12. LETARTE DIRECT HADLEY, HOCANF121806424
    LETARTE HOLSTEIN, SAINT-MICHEL-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  13. PETITCLERC TATOO BROOK, HOCANF121778396
    FERME MARICAN INC, SAINTE-HÉNÉDINE, QC
  14. VERTDOR ALPHA MITZY, HOCANF121359526
    FERME VERT D’OR INC, STE. HELENE, QC
  15. PETITCLERC BREAKSHOT TUNA, HOCANF121778397
    HEDWAY FARMS, KNONAUDALE FARMS INC, BEACHBURG, ON
  16. HUBELLE ALLIGATOR SAMANTHA, HOCANF121853312
    RAEBURN HOLSTEINS, RAECROFT FARM G.P., HOWICK, QC
  17. DURHAM LAMBDA CARAMILK, HOCANF121344767
    FERME MARICAN INC, FERME STEEV LAROSE INC, SAINTE-HÉNÉDINE, QC

Spring Yearling

Née entre le 1er mars 2024 et le 31 mai 2024

  1. KARNVIEW EYE CANDY ANASTASIA, HOCANF15047151
    AJ GENETICS, EMBRUN, ON
  2. LANORMANDE D-LAMBDA CORALIE, HOCANF121282610
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME LANORMANDE INC, VICTORIAVILLE, QC
  3. VELTHUIS BULLSEYE ONEIDA, HOCANF14860268
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  4. BAY MASTER HIGH TIDE, HOCANF15042506
    BAY HOLSTEINS, MAURANNE HEBERT, MURRAY SIDING, NS
  5. ELIANE JORDY RYNA, HOCANF121426921
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  6. RICAGRI F ARROW AYOYE, HOCANF121671734
    FERME RICAGRI INC, FREDERIC DUBOIS, LECLERCVILLE, QC
  7. BLONDIN CHEERFUL LUST-RED, HOCANF121589114
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  8. COBEQUID WARRIOR RAE, HOCANF15042493
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  9. JACOBS TARMAC CONSTANCE, HOCANF121468252
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  10. JACOBS ALPHA CANAM, HOCANF121468236
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  11. LETARTE MASTER YUZU, HOCANF121347989
    LETARTE HOLSTEIN, SAINT-MICHEL-DE-BELLECHASSE, QC
  12. KENNEBEC TATOO NORA, HOCANF121609769
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  13. SELEXIE BEAUTY MAXIMUM, HOCANF121694499
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  14. PANDA LAMBDA DAISY, HOCANF121649731
    FERME PANDA INC, WARWICK, QC
  15. PETITCLERC CHIEF TEXAS, HOCANF121778381
    CLOVIS HOLSTEIN INC, FERME CHAREST 2001 INC, FERME VERT D’OR INC, SAINT-ALEXANDRE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  16. TIMICK PURSUIT DAYTONA, HOCANF121712912
    TIMICK HOLSTEIN, SAINT-RÉMI-DE-TINGWICK, QC

Winter Yearling

Née entre le 1er décembre 2023 et le 29 février 2024

  1. DUHIBOU EYE CANDY FANCY, HOCANF121623781
    Propriété élevée
    FERME DUHIBOU INC, ST. LAMBERT DE LAUZON, QC
  2. GENO ARMADA KILLIAN, HOCANF121642085
    FERME GENO INC, SAINT-MARC-DES-CARRIÈRES, QC
  3. D-RAY VANGUARD ZOEGARDE, HOCANF121535389
    D-RAY HOLSTEIN, FERME MILIBRO INC, VICTORIAVILLE, QC
  4. ROCHELET SIDEKICK POMKOU, HOCANF121125234
    FERME PANDA INC, FERME ROCHELET INC, WARWICK, QC
  5. ELIANE AIRCRAFT RAMY, HOCANF121426919
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  6. REPA JOURNEY LEGEND, HOCANF120266108
    MELANIE PARENTEAU, SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE, QC
  7. SELEXIE BRITNEY WINTER, HOCANF121694474
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  8. VELTHUIS BULLSEYE OCEANIA, HOCANF14860226
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  9. COBEQUID ALTITUDE DELPHI, HOCANF14858504
    COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, LOWER DEBERT, NS
  10. KENNEBEC MASTER BETTY, HOCANF121609774
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  11. PETITCHENE LEMAGIC RAYONNANTE, HOCANF121305670
    FERME DU PETIT CHENE, SAINT-IGNACE-DE-LOYOLA, QC

Fall Yearling

Née entre le 1er septembre 2023 et le 30 novembre 2023

  1. REPA DRH JEMMA TATOO, HOCANF120266103
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME BEAUDOIN, MELANIE PARENTEAU, DURHAM-SUD, QC
  2. DUHIBOU EYE CANDY FULLKY, HOCANF121456252
    FERME DUHIBOU INC, ST. LAMBERT DE LAUZON, QC
  3. CERPOLAIT HANIKO SUGAR, HOCANF121545564
    FERME CERPOLAIT S.E.N.C, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC
  4. SELEXIE ROSALINA MASTER, HOCANF121444980
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  5. SELEXIE CARAMELDORÉ DETECTIVE, HOCANF121444983
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  6. SELEXIE CIBELLA DETECTIVE, HOCANF121444971
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  7. MILIBRO MASTER ROSELOLA, HOCANF121535377
    FERME MILIBRO INC, LOUISE BLANCHET, MATHIEU BLANCHET, TINGWICK, QC
  8. GOLDEN-OAKS-I ALTITUDE IREINE, HOCANF120723541
    STEVE BOULET, SAINTE-BRIGIDE-D’IBERVILLE, QC
  9. LEHOUX ALLIGATOR JAKARTA, HOCANF121281651
    B. LEHOUX & FILS INC, SAINT-ELZÉAR, QC
  10. REPA MARICO JENNYABEL ASHBY, HOCANF121397131
    MARCO RODRIGUE & MARIE-CLAUDE MARCOUX, MELANIE PARENTEAU, SAINT-SIMON-LES-MINES, QC
  11. BARD DROPBOX JOLYGOLD, HOCANF121646848
    FERME BARD INC, SAINTE-ANNE-DE-LA-POCATIÈRE, QC
  12. ELIANE APERO RYANNA, HOCANF121426914
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  13. MARICAN EYE CANDY SANDRIA, HOCANF121566460
    FERME MARICAN INC, SAINTE-HÉNÉDINE, QC
  14. RAEBURN LADY HAS IT ALL, HOCANF121096703
    RAECROFT FARM G.P., HOWICK, QC

Junior Breeder

  1. FERME SELEXIE
    HAM-NORD, QC
  2. BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN
    SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. ANDRE DION
    LÉVIS, QC

Junior Exhibitor

  1. SELEXIE / FRANCE OUELLET (SELEXIE)
    HAM-NORD, QC
  2. FERME BLONDIN (BLONDIN)
    SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. REPA HOLSTEINS ET MÉLANIE PARENTEAU / MÉLANIE PARENTEAU (REPA)
    ST-JEAN-BAPTISTE, QC

Summer Two Year Old

BLONDIN EYE CANDY SALANA
1st place Summer Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
BLONDIN EYE CANDY SALANA 1st place Summer Two Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC

Née entre le 1er juin 2023 et le 31 août 2023

  1. BLONDIN EYE CANDY SALANA, HOCANF121397068
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  2. KNONAUDALE MYSTIC DREAM, HOCANF14593984
    KNONAUDALE FARMS INC, CRYSLER, ON

Spring Two Year Old

Née entre le 1er mars 2023 et le 31 mai 2023

LYSEM LOYALL AUDE
1st place Spring Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
LYSEM LOYALL AUDE 1st place Spring Two Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  1. LYSEM LOYALL AUDE, HOCANF121178302
    Meilleur Pis
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  2. SELEXIE LAURIZE MASTER, HOCANF121444936
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME SELEXIE, HAM-NORD, QC
  3. MABEL LAMBDA LOVE STORY, HOCANF121299057
    FERME YVON SICARD, SAINT-JUSTIN, QC
  4. ROYALWATER CAMARO OLIVIA, HOCANF14540482
    FERME BLONDIN, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  5. JACOBS VICTOR VIOLETTE, HOCANF121251460
    CRACKHOLM HOLSTEINS, RICHMOND, QC
  6. MAGOLAIT ALPHA MADISON, HOCANF121226055
    FERME MAGOLAIT INC, MAGOG, QC
  7. ROTALY MASTER CREED, HOCANF121154915
    HY-HAVEN GENETIQUE INC, SAINTE-HÉLÈNE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  8. JACOBS ASHTON BREE, HOCANF14476568
    CRACKHOLM HOLSTEINS, RICHMOND, QC
  9. SICY LAMBDA ANGE, HOCANF121395970
    FERME BLONDIN, FERME GLAUSER & FILS INC, FERME YVON SICARD, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  10. BLONDIN LAMBDA LAZERBEAM, HOCANF121397008
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  11. DELCREEK BANGARANG, HOCANF14580316
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  12. LESPEREE PARFECT SUZIE, HOCANF121386841
    FERME L’ESPEREE INC, SAINT-HENRI-DE-LÉVIS, QC
  13. KMC DESTINATION LIA-LIANE, HOCANF121250588
    FERME KMC, VAL-BRILLANT, QC
  14. PREMIUM TATOO ANABELLE, HOCANF121425545
    FRANCIS MORNEAU, MELBOURNE, QC
  15. MELBORO ETESIAN ROXSTAR, HOCANF121425550
    FRANCIS MORNEAU, MELBOURNE, QC
  16. CERPOLAIT HANIKO TASTY, HOCANF120918784
    CRACKHOLM HOLSTEINS, RICHMOND, QC
  17. LESBERTRAND LEMAGIC BILING, HOCANF121959798
    GEORGES BERTRAND, SAINT-POLYCARPE, QC
  18. FAMIPAGE BRYSON P LIV, HOCANF121162967
    FERME FAMIPAGE INC, SAINT-LOUIS-DE-GONZAGUE, QC
  19. BONACCUEIL CHARME LAMBDA, HOCANF121341942
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC

Winter Two Year Old

Née entre le 1er décembre 2022 et le 28 février 2023

PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINAMARIA
1st place Fall Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINAMARIA 1st place Fall Two Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  1. JACREST DOC LISA, HOCANF14642475
    Championne meilleur pis
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  2. GOLDENFLO LEIGHSIDE CHEERFUL, HOCANF14592219
    FERME BLONDIN, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, LONDON DAIRY FARMS, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. PIERSTEIN LAMBDA MICKEY, HOCANF121217310
    Propriété élevée
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  4. BENJO DYNAMITE DOLLARSTAR, HOCANF120334978
    FERME BENJO 2003 INC, ST. ZEPHIRIN, QC
  5. CNOSSOME ENERGY AVALYNN, HOCANF14470253
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  6. KNONAUDALE MIRANDA LAMBERT, HOCANF14593941
    KNONAUDALE FARMS INC, CRYSLER, ON
  7. FAMIPAGE ALPHA POPCORN, HOCANF121162963
    FERME FAMIPAGE INC, SAINT-LOUIS-DE-GONZAGUE, QC
  8. BESLEA ALLYN HG LAMBDA CAVIAR, HOCANF14456573
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, YARKER, ON
  9. KMC LAMBDA JAKE, HOCANF121250584
    FERME KMC, VAL-BRILLANT, QC
  10. MADY DESTINATION DARLENE, HOCANF120962811
    FERME MADY INC, ST-VALÉRIEN, QC
  11. ROSBLAIS TATOO MARCELLE CLARA, HOCANF121273888
    FERME ROSAIRE BLAIS ET FILS INC, ST. ISIDORE VILLAGE, QC

Fall Two Year Old

Née entre le 1er septembre 2022 et le 30 novembre 2022

PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINAMARIA
1st place Fall Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINAMARIA 1st place Fall Two Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  1. PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINAMARIA, HOCANF121217355
    Propriété élevée
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  2. JACOBS TATOO BRANELLE, HOCANF120983093
    Meilleur Pis
    HY-HAVEN GENETIQUE INC, SAINTE-HÉLÈNE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  3. BLONDIN ALPHA CALLIE, HOCANF121174743
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  4. MILIBRO PERENNIAL KELLYA, HOCANF121257031
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC
  5. KNONAUDALE TOXIC, HOCANF14593938
    KNONAUDALE FARMS INC, CRYSLER, ON
  6. KNONAUDALE MEGAHOT, HOCANF14593936
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  7. CLOVIS KING DOC BIANCA, HOCANF121065901
    CLOVIS HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-ALEXANDRE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  8. PIERSTEIN ALTITUDE AUSTRALIA, HOCANF121217328
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  9. BONACCUEIL MARBY FUEL, HOCANF121264577
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  10. PETITCHENE CHIEF LAURA, HOCANF121305630
    FERME DU PETIT CHENE, SAINT-IGNACE-DE-LOYOLA, QC
  11. DREAMRIDGE EUPHORIA, HOCANF13863752
    DAVE & BONNIE BERGERON, STRAITSIDE HOLSTEINS, HAMMOND, ON

Junior Three Year Old

Née entre le 1er mars 2022 et le 31 août 2022

PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINELLE
1st place Junior Three Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINELLE 1st place Junior Three Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  1. PIERSTEIN LAMBDA GINELLE, HOCANF121217353
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  2. BONACCUEIL ALIBI LAMBDA, HOCANF120729352
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  3. WINRIGHT DOORMAN BELLAGIO, HOCANF14341947
    KAYMANOR HOLSTEINS, STRATFORD, ON
  4. LYSEM AVENGER HARPE, HOCANF120786250
    FERME LEVASSEUR, FERME LYSEM S.E.N.C, GHYSLAIN DEMERS, TROIS-RIVIERES, QC

Senior Three Year Old

Née entre le 1er septembre 2021 et le 28 février 2022

FORTALE LAMBDA LOA
1st place Senior Three Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-D’ARTHABASKA, QC
FORTALE LAMBDA LOA 1st place Senior Three Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-D’ARTHABASKA, QC
  1. FORTALE LAMBDA LOA, HOCANF120844848
    Propriété élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    Championne Intermédiaire Propriété-Élevée
    Championne Intermédiaire
    FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-D’ARTHABASKA, QC
  2. BELFAST BELIEVE FANNY, HOCANF120793719
    Championne Intermédiaire de réserve
    BELFAST HOLSTEIN ENR, SAINT-PATRICE-DE-BEAURIVAGE, QC
  3. DESNETTE LOUISE CRUSH, HOCANF120941218
    DESNETTE HOLSTEIN, WARWICK, QC
  4. REDBRIDGE DOC WILMA, HOCANF13691182
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  5. FAMIPAGE LEGEND BARABAS, HOCANF120922735
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  6. BONACCUEIL ROSEMARIE DOC, HOCANF120729247
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  7. JACOBS BAROLO CAZA, HOCANF120600974
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  8. JACOBS LAMBDA VACCIN, HOCANF120601012
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  9. KINGSWAY LAMBDA JASME, HOCANF120538996
    B. LEHOUX & FILS INC, SAINT-ELZÉAR, QC
  10. DESPERLE TITO DOC, HOCANF120601892
    FERME LAPERLE ENRG, COATICOOK, QC
  11. SICY SIDEKICK ALLO, HOCANF120886298
    FERME YVON SICARD, GHYSLAIN DEMERS, SAINT-JUSTIN, QC
  12. COMBALLES RITZI TORNADE, HOCANF120722791
    FERME BLONDIN, FERME YVON SICARD, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  13. ROSBLAIS SIDEKICK GIFTE, HOCANF120713920
    FERME ROSAIRE BLAIS ET FILS INC, ST. ISIDORE VILLAGE, QC
  14. FAMIPAGE AVENGER MUSCADE, HOCANF120922743
    FERME FAMIPAGE INC, SAINT-LOUIS-DE-GONZAGUE, QC
  15. SWEETVIEW CHIEF HEART OF GOLD, HOCANF120664942
    SWEETVIEW HOLSTEIN, AYER’S CLIFF, QC
  16. MILIBRO LAMBDA KELLYANNY, HOCANF120807525
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC
  17. BERGITTE LAMBDA CUBA, HOCANF120660636
    FERME PAQUETIERE INC, AMQUI, QC

Four Year Old

Née entre le 1er septembre 2020 et le 31 août 2021

PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA
1st place Four Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA 1st place Four Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  1. PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA, HOCANF120446696
    Propriété-élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  2. JACOBS UNIX CARFUL, HOCANF120262310
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  3. LESPEREE LAMBDA SUMARA, HOCANF120731466
    FERME L’ESPEREE INC, SAINT-HENRI-DE-LÉVIS, QC
  4. SWEETVIEW KING DOC GELLO, HOCANF120403868
    SWEETVIEW HOLSTEIN, AYER’S CLIFF, QC
  5. HODGLYNN UNIX DIOR, HOCANF13742720
    CRACKHOLM HOLSTEINS, FERME JACOBS INC, RICHMOND, QC
  6. JACOBS LAMBDA RESCUE, HOCANF120684427
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  7. COBEQUID DEVOUR SURI, HOCANF13810862
    BAY HOLSTEINS, COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, MURRAY SIDING, NS
  8. ROTALY ASHBY CAFE, HOCANF120300943
    HY-HAVEN GENETIQUE INC, SAINTE-HÉLÈNE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  9. BONACCUEIL LIBIA RANDALL, HOCANF120131882
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  10. LESFAUCHER ASHBY ROXY, HOCANF120177770
    FERME JEAN-GUY FAUCHER & FILS INC, SAINTE-MARIE, QC

Five Year Old

Née entre le 1er septembre 2019 et le 31 août 2020

JACOBS EXCALIBUR BAHAMAS
1st place Five Year Old
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
JACOBS EXCALIBUR BAHAMAS 1st place Five Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  1. JACOBS EXCALIBUR BAHAMAS, HOCANF111576115
    Propriété élevée
    Meilleur Pis
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  2. BONACCUEIL CHITA SIDEKICK, HOCANF120131826
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  3. LESBERTRAND CRUSHABULL BIKI, HOCANF120427925
    GEORGES BERTRAND, SAINT-POLYCARPE, QC
  4. MACTALLA SIDEKICK RAYBAN, HOCANF13347397
    CRACKHOLM HOLSTEINS, RICHMOND, QC
  5. BULLSBROW H O BLATANT, HOCANF13657188
    LOUIS-PHILIPPE HUDON & VIRGINIE BILODEAU, PIERRE BOULET, SAINT-HENRI-DE-LÉVIS, QC
  6. JM VALLEY TROPIC LOUNA, HOCANF120317080
    JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC
  7. VERTDOR ALLIGATOR MICKEY, HOCANF120073036
    FERME VERT D’OR INC, STE. HELENE, QC
  8. ROSBLAIS ATTORNEY CHRISTMAS, HOCANF111391796
    FERME ROSAIRE BLAIS ET FILS INC, ST. ISIDORE VILLAGE, QC

Adult Cow

SICY IMPRESSION GABE 1st place Adult Year Old Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 FERME BLONDIN, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, PIERRE BOULET, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC

Née avant le 1er septembre 2019

  1. SICY IMPRESSION GABE, HOCANF110897892
    Championne meilleur pis
    FERME BLONDIN, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, PIERRE BOULET, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  2. ELM BEND GOOSE BUMP, HOCANF13309848
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. SWEETVIEW SIDEKICK VIPER, HOCANF111392201
    Propriété élevée
    SWEETVIEW HOLSTEIN, AYER’S CLIFF, QC
  4. BELFAST SIDEKICK FANTASIA, HOCANF111244013
    BELFAST HOLSTEIN ENR, SAINT-PATRICE-DE-BEAURIVAGE, QC
  5. BONACCUEIL MOLY DEVOUR, HOCANF110284527
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  6. MILIBRO DEVOUR LOVELY, HOCANF110538413
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC

Production Cow

SILVERMAPLE AWESOME FRANCE
1st place Production Cow
Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025
A. & R. BOULET INC, PIERRE BOULET, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
SILVERMAPLE AWESOME FRANCE 1st place Production Cow Quebec Spring Holstein Show 2025 A. & R. BOULET INC, PIERRE BOULET, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  1. SILVERMAPLE AWESOME FRANCE, HOCANF12647124
    Championne meilleur pis
    A. & R. BOULET INC, PIERRE BOULET, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  2. MILIBRO UNIX PRISSILLA, HOCANF111111464
    Propriété élevée
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC

Expo-Printemps 2025 – Red & White Holstein

April 17th, 2025 @ Victoriaville QC

STONEHAVEN BELIEVE JASPER
Grand Champion
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
CEDARHOLME HOLSTEINS, PAUL HARRIS, MOUNT FOREST, ON
STONEHAVEN BELIEVE JASPER
Grand Champion Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 CEDARHOLME HOLSTEINS, PAUL HARRIS, MOUNT FOREST, ON
GOLDEN-OAKS-I ALTITUDE IREINE
Junior Champion
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
BILL MAYO, EDMOND PETIT, IRASBURG, VT
GOLDEN-OAKS-I ALTITUDE IREINE
Junior Champion Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 BILL MAYO, EDMOND PETIT, IRASBURG, VT

Winter Calf

FORTOISE ALTITUDE JESSY-RED 1st place Winter Calf Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 FERME FORTOISE INC, SAINT-PIERRE-BAPTISTE, QC

Née entre le 1er décembre 2024 et le 28 février 2025

  1. FORTOISE ALTITUDE JESSY-RED, HOCANF121950298
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME FORTOISE INC, SAINT-PIERRE-BAPTISTE, QC
  2. MALIC ALTITUDE DESTINY-RED, HOCANF121853806
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC

Fall Calf

MALIC ALTITUDE ADÈLE
1st place Fall Calf
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC

See more at https://www.thebullvine.com/show-reports/expo-printemps-2025-red-white-holstein/
MALIC ALTITUDE ADÈLE 1st place Fall Calf Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2024 et le 30 novembre 2024

  1. MALIC ALTITUDE ADÈLE, HOCANF121853796
    Propriété-élevée
    Mention Honorable Junior
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC
  2. KAROBERT ILLUSTRATOR MEGAN FOX, HOCANF121804104
    FERME MB VALLIER ENR, LETARTE HOLSTEIN, SAINT-VALLIER, QC
  3. INTENSE ALPHA GALLY, HOCANF121831462
    FERME CERPOLAIT S.E.N.C, FERME INTENSE INC, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC
  4. ELIANE IMPACT RED WRANGLER, HOCANF121426928
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  5. REJO SKONE HULU-RED, HOCANF121787907
    FERME REJO S.E.N.C, WOTTON, QC
  6. BARD ILLUSTRATOR SMILE, HOCANF121984174
    FERME BARD INC, SAINTE-ANNE-DE-LA-POCATIÈRE, QC
  7. MALIC ALTITUDE ANNE-LILI, HOCANF121853799
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC
  8. MALIC ALTITUDE ANNE-LOLO, HOCANF121853795
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC
  9. LORIVALE ROMPEN TD, HOCANF15093008
    LORIVALE FARMS, MARMORA, ON

Summer Yearling

Née entre le 1er juin 2024 et le 31 août 2024

REJO GIANNA HULU-RED
1st place Summer Yearling
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
FERME REJO S.E.N.C, WOTTON, QC
REJO GIANNA HULU-RED 1st place Summer Yearling Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 FERME REJO S.E.N.C, WOTTON, QC
  1. REJO GIANNA HULU-RED, HOCANF121787905
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME REJO S.E.N.C, WOTTON, QC
  2. REJO GLOSSIP HULU RED, HOCANF121787904
    FERME REJO S.E.N.C, WOTTON, QC
  3. REJO AMOS IPSOS P RED, HOCANF121787890
    FERME REJO S.E.N.C, WOTTON, QC
  4. JACOBS UNSTOPABULL LIBERTY-RED, HOCANF121808881
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  5. MALIC ALTITUDE DOUA, HOCANF121513724
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC
  6. MALIC ALTITUDE DORITOS, HOCANF121513729
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC

Spring Yearling

ELIANE JORDY RYNA
1st place Spring Yearling
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
ELIANE JORDY RYNA 1st place Spring Yearling Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC

Née entre le 1er mars 2024 et le 31 mai 2024

  1. ELIANE JORDY RYNA, HOCANF121426921
    Propriété-élevée
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  2. BLONDIN CHEERFUL LUST-RED, HOCANF121589114
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  3. MACAJO ALTITUDE-RED FIESTA, HOCANF121538297
    MACAJO HOLSTEINS, CAPLAN, QC
  4. MALIC PONDE DARLANE, HOCANF121513714
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC
  5. STEVIO ACETYLENE FRANCESKA, HOCANF120723543
    STEVE BOULET, SAINTE-BRIGIDE-D’IBERVILLE, QC
  6. MALIC PONDE DIAMOND, HOCANF121513713
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC
  7. LYSEM ALPHA SWIFFER, HOCANF121587154
    FERME MADY INC, ST-VALÉRIEN, QC

Winter Yearling

Née entre le 1er décembre 2023 et le 29 février 2024

  1. ELIANE AIRCRAFT RAMY, HOCANF121426919
    Propriété-élevée
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  2. ELIANE IMPACT RALLY, HOCANF121426917
    ANDRE DION, LÉVIS, QC
  3. REJO GIGOTTE IPSOS P, HOCANF121517751
    FERME REJO S.E.N.C, WOTTON, QC

Fall Yearling

GOLDEN-OAKS-I ALTITUDE IREINE
1st place Fall Yearling
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
BILL MAYO, EDMOND PETIT, IRASBURG, VT
GOLDEN-OAKS-I ALTITUDE IREINE
1st place Fall Yearling Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 BILL MAYO, EDMOND PETIT, IRASBURG, VT

Née entre le 1er septembre 2023 et le 30 novembre 2023

  1. GOLDEN-OAKS-I ALTITUDE IREINE, HOCANF120723541
    Propriété-élevée
    Championne Junior
    BILL MAYO, EDMOND PETIT, IRASBURG, VT
  2. MALIC ALTITUDE DAMIA, HOCANF121513690
    Championne Junior de Réserve
    FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS, LÉVIS, QC
  3. CERPOLAIT WARRIOR DOORDASH, HOCANF121545563
    FERME CERPOLAIT S.E.N.C, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC
  4. GOLDEN-OAKS-I ALTITUDE IREINE, HOCANF120723541
    BILL MAYO, EDMOND PETIT, IRASBURG, VT

Junior Herd

  1. Andre Dion, Levis, QC
  2. Ferme Rejo senc, Wotton, QC

Winter Two Year Old

FAMIPAGE ALPHA POPCORN
1st place Winter Two Year Old
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
FERME FAMIPAGE INC, SAINT-LOUIS-DE-GONZAGUE, QC
FAMIPAGE ALPHA POPCORN
1st place Winter Two Year Old Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 FERME FAMIPAGE INC, SAINT-LOUIS-DE-GONZAGUE, QC

Née entre le 1er décembre 2022 et le 28 février 2023

  1. FAMIPAGE ALPHA POPCORN, HOCANF121162963
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    FERME FAMIPAGE INC, SAINT-LOUIS-DE-GONZAGUE, QC

Senior Three Year Old

STONEHAVEN BELIEVE JASPER
1st place Senior Three Year Old
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
CEDARHOLME HOLSTEINS, PAUL HARRIS, MOUNT FOREST, ON
STONEHAVEN BELIEVE JASPER
1st place Senior Three Year Old Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 CEDARHOLME HOLSTEINS, PAUL HARRIS, MOUNT FOREST, ON

Née entre le 1er septembre 2021 et le 28 février 2022

  1. STONEHAVEN BELIEVE JASPER, HOCANF14330423
    Meilleur Pis
    Grande Championne
    CEDARHOLME HOLSTEINS, PAUL HARRIS, MOUNT FOREST, ON

Four Year Old

LAFORSTAR TRUDY UNSTOPABULL
1st place Four Year Old
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
LAFORCE HOLSTEIN INC, ST. ELPHEGE, QC
LAFORSTAR TRUDY UNSTOPABULL
1st place Four Year Old Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 LAFORCE HOLSTEIN INC, ST. ELPHEGE, QC

Née entre le 1er septembre 2020 et le 31 août 2021

  1. LAFORSTAR TRUDY UNSTOPABULL, HOCANF120081987
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    Grande Championne de Réserve
    LAFORCE HOLSTEIN INC, ST. ELPHEGE, QC
  2. PIERSTEIN SUNSET-RED-ET, HO840F3234661610
    Mention Honorable
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC

Adult Cow

MILIBRO DEVOUR LOVELY
1st place Aged Cow
Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025
FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC
MILIBRO DEVOUR LOVELY
1st place Aged Cow Quebec Spring Red & White Holstein Show 2025 FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC

Née avant le 1er septembre 2019

  1. MILIBRO DEVOUR LOVELY, HOCANF110538413
    Meilleur Pis
    Propriété-élevée
    Beauté-utilité
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC

Junior Herd

  1. FERME REJO S.E.N.C
    WOTTON, QC
  2. FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS
    LÉVIS, QC
  3. ANDRE DION
    LÉVIS, QC
  4. BILL MAYO, EDMOND PETIT
    IRASBURG, VT

Junior Exhibitor

  1. FERME REJO SENC / FRANÇOIS GAGNON (REJO)
    WOTTON, QC
  2. FERME MALIC (MALIC)
    LÉVIS, QC
  3. ANDRE DION (ELIANE)
    LÉVIS, QC
  4. GOLDEN-OAKS

Premier Exhibitor

  1. FERME MALIC, PONDEROSA HOLSTEINS
    LÉVIS, QC
  2. FERME REJO S.E.N.C
    WOTTON, QC
  3. ANDRE DION
    LÉVIS, QC

Premier Herd

  1. FERME MALIC (MALIC)
    LÉVIS, QC
  2. FERME REJO SENC / FRANÇOIS GAGNON (REJO)
    WOTTON, QC
  3. ANDRE DION (ELIANE)
    LÉVIS, QC

Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

March 31st, 2025 @ Hamburg, NY

The New York Spring Holstein Show, judged by Ryan Krohlow, showcased exceptional dairy cattle across multiple age divisions. The competition featured remarkable depth of quality throughout, with Krohlow consistently emphasizing structural correctness, mobility, dairy character, and mammary system quality in his evaluations.

In the heifer classes, Butlerview Farm claimed both Junior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion with WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE (SIDEKICK) and MAPLEBROUGH IPASS P RHONWYN (IPASS-P), respectively, from the Winter Yearling class. The judge praised CREME BRULEE for her exceptional width throughout and “drop to the first rib,” while RHONWYN impressed with her “style, angularity, dairiness.” Butlerview’s MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED (ARCHITECT) earned Honorable Mention after winning the Fall Yearling class with her “incredible balance” and free movement.

The Grand & Senior Champion banner went to LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE (SIDEKICK), exhibited by Alicia & Jonathan Lamb, who dominated the Five-Year-Old class with her “unbelievable udder” featuring exceptional “symmetry, texture, veination, quality, and definition of the seam.” UNDERGROUND ADELINE (AWESOME), a remarkable ten-year-old from Glamourview & Eaton Holsteins, secured Reserve Senior Champion after winning the Lifetime Production class, while JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY (AVALANCHE), also from Glamourview, received Honorable Mention after topping the Aged Cow class. The Intermediate Champion title went to DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN (DELTA-LAMBDA), exhibited by Austin, Adam & Terrance Yoder, who impressed with her “square frame” and exceptional mammary system.

Grand Champion

LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE
Grand Champion - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK 
E: LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE (SIDEKICK), 1ST 5-YEAR-OLD, ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY

LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE

Grand Champion – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: SIDEKICK 

E: ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY


The Grand Champion parade was an “absolutely unbelievable” lineup of mature cows that the judge predicted would “compete at the highest and highest levels” throughout the show season. In what Krohlow described as an “extremely extremely close” decision for Grand Champion, LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE, sired by SIDEKICK and exhibited by Alicia & Jonathan Lamb of Oakfield, NY, emerged as the Grand Champion and Best Udder of Show winner after previously topping the Five-Year-Old class. Krohlow was effusive in his praise for the champion, describing her as “on the money” with a dairy appearance that “amazes me.” He highlighted her exceptional dairy character, noting she’s “dairy, long, and feminine yet has so much chest” while walking “so free” with a “perfect” and “symmetric” udder. UNDERGROUND ADELINE, sired by AWESOME and exhibited by Glamourview & Eaton Holsteins of Marietta, NY, secured Reserve Grand Champion honors after winning the Lifetime Production Cow class. The judge acknowledged this “beautiful cow” for her impressive longevity, being “that’s she is 10 years old” with “beautiful” udder attachments. JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY, sired by AVALANCHE and exhibited by Glamourview, Currie Holsteins & Eaton Holsteins of Marietta, NY, received Honorable Mention after winning the Aged Cow class, with the judge describing her as a “silky, dairy black cow” though lacking the “width all the way through” compared to the Reserve Champion.

GRAND CHAMPION & BEST UDDER OF SHOW: LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE (SIDEKICK), 1ST 5-YEAR-OLD, ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: UNDERGROUND ADELINE (AWESOME), 1ST LIFETIME PRODUCTION COW, GLAMOURVIEW & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY

HONORABLE MENTION GRAND CHAMPION: JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY (AVALANCHE), 1ST AGED COW, GLAMOURVIEW, CURRIE HOLSTEINS & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY

CHAMPION BRED & OWNED COW: OAKFIELD SOLOMON SUNSET-ET (SOLOMON), 3RD AGED COW, ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY

Intermediate Champion

DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN 
Intermediate Champion - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
 S: DELTA-LAMBDA 
E: AUSTIN, ADAM & TERRANCE YODER, MONTEZUMA, GA (BU)
DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN 

Intermediate Champion – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: DELTA-LAMBDA 

E: AUSTIN, ADAM & TERRANCE YODER, MONTEZUMA, GA (BU)

The Intermediate Champion was an exceptional lineup of cows that exemplified the judge’s ideal for dairy cattle. Krohlow emphasized his preference for “cows that are square frame, cows that are balanced and hard top, cows that walk out extremely comfortable front and rear,” and those with “tremendous udders, quality, texture, and symmetry. DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN, sired by DELTA-LAMBDA and exhibited by Austin, Adam & Terrance Yoder of Montezuma, GA, claimed the Intermediate Champion title. Previously the first-place Senior Three-Year-Old, this cow impressed the judge with her “unbelievable future” potential. Krohlow praised her as being “so square in her frame” and noted how she “walks so free both front and rear,” with a “welled on udder.” LOYALYN BAROLO JUNIPER, sired by BAROLO and exhibited by Pierre Boulet & Cedar Lane Farm LLC of Montmagny, QC, secured the Reserve Intermediate Champion honors after placing second in the Senior Three-Year-Old class. AROLENE SIDEKICK ELDA, sired by SIDEKICK and exhibited by Elmvue Farm of Johnstown, NY, rounded out the top three with Honorable Mention. As the first-place Winter Senior Two-Year-Old, Krohlow highlighted her as a “February heifer just moving 20 days out of being a junior two-year-old,” emphasizing her exceptional development and “tremendous future” potential.

INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION: DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN (DELTA-LAMBDA), 1ST SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD, AUSTIN, ADAM & TERRANCE YODER, MONTEZUMA, GA

RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION: LOYALYN BAROLO JUNIPER (BAROLO), 2ND SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD, PIERRE BOULET & CEDAR LANE FARM LLC, MONTMAGNY, QC

HONORABLE MENTION INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION: AROLENE SIDEKICK ELDA (SIDEKICK), 1ST WINTER SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD, ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY

Junior Champion

WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE
Junior Champion - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK 
E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE
Junior Champion – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK 

E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

The Junior Champion class, judged by Ryan Krohlow, showcased an impressive lineup of heifers that the judge described as “nothing short of impressive” despite the early spring conditions. Krohlow emphasized his preference for heifers that are “extremely comfortable in their locomotion” with “quality from end to end” that “track straight both front and rear feet.” After selecting his five favorites, he noted they “exactly” represented what he was looking for in a championship lineup. WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE, sired by SIDEKICK and exhibited by Butlerview Farm of Chebanse, IL, captured the Junior Champion banner after previously winning the Winter Yearling class. In an “extremely, extremely close” decision between the top pair, Krohlow noted this heifer had “a tad more drop of rib.” MAPLEBROUGH IPASS P RHONWYN, also from Butlerview Farm and sired by IPASS-P, earned Reserve Junior Champion honors after placing second in the Winter Yearling class. The judge acknowledged her as part of the “beautiful, beautiful balance” exhibited by the top animals. Rounding out the championship lineup was MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED, sired by ARCHITECT and exhibited by Butlerview Farm, who received Honorable Mention after winning the Fall Yearling class. Krohlow recognized her “incredible balance” and how she “blends all the parts” while walking “really free,” though she couldn’t quite match the “open or drop to that first rib” displayed by the champion.

JUNIOR CHAMPION: WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE (SIDEKICK), 1ST WINTER YEARLING, BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION: MAPLEBROUGH IPASS P RHONWYN (IPASS-P), 2ND WINTER YEARLING, BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

HONORABLE MENTION JUNIOR CHAMPION: MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED (ARCHITECT), 1ST FALL YEARLING, BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

CHAMPION BRED & OWNED HEIFER: RIVERDOWN LAMBDA DIVINITY (DELTA-LAMBA), 1ST WINTER CALF, JUSTIN VELTHUIS, METCALFE, ON

WINTER CALF (11)

RIVERDOWN LAMBDA DIVINITY
1st place Winter Calf
Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: DELTA-LAMBA
E: JUSTIN VELTHUIS, METCALFE, ON
RIVERDOWN LAMBDA DIVINITY
1st place Winter Calf Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: DELTA-LAMBA
E: JUSTIN VELTHUIS, METCALFE, ON

The Winter Calf class, judged by Ryan Krohlow, showcased an impressive lineup of young animals with a clear top pair that distinguished themselves from the competition. Krohlow emphasized his preference for “extremely correct calves” that can “walk extremely freely and comfortably,” setting the tone for his evaluation. RIVERDOWN LAMBDA DIVINITY, sired by DELTA-LAMBDA and exhibited by Justin Velthuis of Metcalfe, ON, emerged as the “handy winner” of the class. This exceptional calf impressed the judge with her completeness, balance, and smooth blending of parts. Krohlow particularly noted her “extreme length” and superior “spring and openness all the way to her barrel,” along with “more depth right up in that fore rib” compared to her competitors. In second place was ROGUE HULU RIPTIDE-ET, sired by HULU and exhibited by A, W & M Reynolds, Elmo Holsteins & Fly Higher from Corfu, NY. Despite being described as a “really, really balanced stylish calf,” she couldn’t match the winner’s exceptional rib structure and depth. The third-place CURR-VALE-AE ARC LOVELY-ET, sired by ARCHITECT and exhibited by Larry & Beanie Hill of Vive Valley Farms in Tully, NY, was praised as “silky stylish” but lacked the chest floor width of the second-place calf. CURR-VALE AE DIRECT EDGE-ET rounded out the top four, with the judge noting her freedom of movement about the hips and legs, though she couldn’t match the spring and openness of rib structure displayed by the third-place animal. The class featured strong depth throughout, with Krohlow acknowledging the quality extending through the lineup.

  1. RIVERDOWN LAMBDA DIVINITY S: DELTA-LAMBA E: JUSTIN VELTHUIS, METCALFE, ON (1ST JR B&O)
  2. ROGUE HULU RIPTIDE-ET S: HULU E: A, W & M REYNOLDS, ELMO HOLSTEINS & FLY HIGHER, CORFU, NY
  3. CURR-VALE-AE ARC LOVELY-ET S: ARCHITECT E: LARRY & BEANIE HILL, VIVE VALLEY FARMS, TULLY, NY
  4. CURR-VALE AE DIRECT EDGE-ET S: DIRECT E: GLAMOURVIEW, CLEAR SPRING, MD
  5. BRAXCO SYNERGY RADIANT S: SYNERGY E: KATIE DARNELL, SALVISA, KY
  6. BUDJON BUD SELTZER-ET S: DROPBOX E: REYNCREST FARM, CORFU, NY
  7. KOZY KOUNTRY BADDIE-ET S: DENVER E: CHARLIE CLARK, SPRINGVILLE, PA
  8. VALLEY-FOLTS JANALEE-RED S: JORDY E: ISAAC FOLTS & JANNALEE COLEMAN, NORTH COLLINS, NY
  9. MCWILLIAMS SYN MADISON S: SYNERGY E: SAM MCWILLIAMS, SOMERSET, PA
  10. WINRIGHT SIDEKICK ESCORT S: SIDEKICK E: KENSINGTON COUCH, WINCHESTER, ON

FALL CALF (37)

BLACKLILLY BLLSEYE LEONA-ET 
1st place Fall Calf - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: BULLSEYE 
E: BUTLERVIEW FARMS, CHEBANSE, IL
BLACKLILLY BLLSEYE LEONA-ET
1st place Fall Calf – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: BULLSEYE 

E: BUTLERVIEW FARMS, CHEBANSE, IL

The Fall Heifer Calf class, judged by Ryan Krohlow, showcased exceptional quality from “end to end,” with the top five or six entries particularly impressing the judge. BLACKLILLY BLLSEYE LEONA-ET, sired by BULLSEYE and exhibited by Butlerview Farms of Chebanse, IL, emerged as the clear winner. Krohlow praised her as “so complete” and “balanced,” highlighting her precise tracking on both front and rear feet. Her comfortable and sweet locomotion set her apart from the competition, demonstrating the judge’s emphasis on structural correctness and mobility. In second place, CURR-VALE ENERGY PREMIER-ET, sired by ENERGY and exhibited by Blondin, Clark View & Butlerview of Chebanse, IL, was described as a “really, really high style” heifer. She impressed with her “dairiness” and “length all the way through her midsection,” showcasing more “silk” throughout compared to the third-place animal. MB-LUCKY-LADY-I CATCHARIDE, sired by ALLIGATOR and exhibited by Reyncrest Farm of Corfu, NY, secured third place with her “super balanced” frame and “wide rump.” The fourth-place heifer, MS MILKSOURCE SUNDAY-ET, sired by TATOO and exhibited by Adam Liddle of Pitcher, NY, stood out for her “beautiful” side profile and exceptional length “from end to end.” Krohlow particularly noted her “long, clean” head and neck, though he wanted to see more precise foot placement to challenge for a higher position.

  1. BLACKLILLY BLLSEYE LEONA-ET S: BULLSEYE E: BUTLERVIEW FARMS, CHEBANSE, IL
  2. CURR-VALE ENERGY PREMIER-ET S: ENERGY E: BLONDIN, CLARK VIEW & BUTLERVIEW, CHEBANSE, IL
  3. MB-LUCKY-LADY-I CATCHARIDE S: ALLIGATOR E: REYNCREST FARM, CORFU, NY
  4. MS MILKSOURCE SUNDAY-ET S: TATOO E: ADAM LIDDLE, PITCHER, NY
  5. MS CABOS COCODRIL S: ALLIGATOR E: K & B ZIEMBA, J & A HIPPEN AND RETSO HOLSTEINS, DURHAMVILLE, NY (1ST JR B&O)
  6. MS ANALYST AMARETTO-ET S: ANALYST E: HAYDEN WEAVER, EPHRATA, PA
  7. WINRIGHT LOYAL ADRENALINE S: LOYALL E: JAQUEMET WINRIGHT, WINCHESTER, ON
  8. WINRIGHT UNIX MARTINI S: UNIX E: KEL WADE PHILIPS, WINCHESTER, ON
  9. MB-LUCKY-LADY-I EYEOFTHETIGER S: ALLIGATOR E: JUSTIN VELTHUIS, METCALFE, ON
  10. RIVERDOWN DL PRINCESS DIANA S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: JUSTIN VELTHUIS, METCALFE, ON

SUMMER YEARLING (26)

CURR-VALE ALL ABOUT ME-ET
1st place Summer Yearling - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: ALLIGATOR
E: ALPHIE STOLTZFUS, CLEAR SPRING, MD
CURR-VALE ALL ABOUT ME-ET
1st place Summer Yearling – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: ALLIGATOR
E: ALPHIE STOLTZFUS, CLEAR SPRING, MD

The Summer Yearling class, showcased “beautiful quality” from “end to end” with five or six entries at the top that particularly impressed the judge as “my kind of heifers.” CURR-VALE ALL ABOUT ME-ET, sired by ALLIGATOR and exhibited by Alphie Stoltzfus of Clear Spring, MD, emerged as the clear winner. Krohlow praised her as “so complete” and “balanced,” highlighting her precise tracking on both front and rear feet. Her comfortable locomotion set her apart from the competition, with the judge noting how she “steps down just a little bit more comfortably in her locomotion.” In second place, JACHER OCD MAXIMUM-ET, sired by MAXIMUM-RED and exhibited by Kaylee Byma of Ilion, NY, was described as a “really, really high style” heifer. She impressed with her “dairiness” and “length all the way through her midsection,” showcasing more “silk” throughout compared to the third-place animal. ML-CREEK ALPHA SADIE-ET, sired by ALPHA and exhibited by Adam Liddle of Argyle, NY, secured third place with her “super balanced” frame and “wide rump.” The fourth-place heifer, KAROLSTEIN CONNECTION DIRECT, sired by DIRECT and exhibited by Clark Valley Holsteins of Beaverton, ON, stood out for her “beautiful” side profile and exceptional length “from end to end.” Krohlow particularly noted her “length to her frame, the length to her barrel, the length up and cleanliness through that head and neck,” though he wanted to see more precise foot placement to challenge for a higher position.

  1. CURR-VALE ALL ABOUT ME-ET S: ALLIGATOR E: ALPHIE STOLTZFUS, CLEAR SPRING, MD
  2. JACHER OCD MAXIMUM-ET S: MAXIMUM-RED E: KAYLEE BYMA, ILION, NY
  3. ML-CREEK ALPHA SADIE-ET S: ALPHA E: ADAM LIDDLE, ARGYLE, NY
  4. KAROLSTEIN CONNECTION DIRECT S: DIRECT E: CLARK VALLEY HOLSTEINS, BEAVERTON, ON (B&O)
  5. HC-RADER UNIX HAZEL S: UNIX E: SHELBY RADER, CONNEAUT LAKE, PA
  6. AROLENE CRUSHABULL ELIROSE S: CRUSHABULL E: CHLOE & CLAIRE LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY
  7. MS UBERCREST CANDY APPLE S: EYE CANDY E: COLTON UBER AND LANDREE & DAKOTA FRALEY, ADAMSVILLE, PA
  8. DIAMOND-VL SUMMER SAIL S: SUMMERFEST E: DIAMOND VALLEY DAIRY, MYERSTOWN, PA
  9. MAC-MARA ALPHA ANNIE S: ALPHA E: DON MCEVOY, MARATHON, NY
  10. MIKELHOLM EYECANDY BRAT S: EYE CANDY E: MIKELHOLM HOLSTEINS, STAFFORD, NY

SPRING YEARLING (24)

ARMCREST SELECT BANDANA
1st place Summer Yearling - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: MASTER 
E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
ARMCREST SELECT BANDANA
1st place Spring Yearling – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: MASTER 

E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

The Spring Yearling class showcased exceptional quality and depth of competition. ARMCREST SELECT BANDANA, sired by MASTER and exhibited by Butlerview Farm of Chebanse, IL, emerged as the clear winner with her remarkable openness and style on the move. Krohlow particularly admired her “long and clean” neck, “silky” hide.” Her rib structure was described as “beautiful,” with the judge emphasizing her advantage in being “open about her barrel” and having more “open rear rib” than her competitors. In second place was MCGARR-FARMS UNX RAINBOW-ET, sired by UNIX and exhibited by McGarr Farms LLC of King Ferry, NY. This “exceptional” heifer impressed with her feet and legs, which the judge noted “track so comfortably, so straight” on both front and rear. REYNCREST HAN LIMONCELLO, sired by HANANS and exhibited by Reyncrest Farm of Corfu, NY, secured third place with a “frame good enough to win the class” despite some concerns about her mobility. Krohlow highlighted her advantage in width, noting “she shows me so much more with flatness and levelness right through that rump structure through those hips and pins” compared to the fourth-place animal. WSC DIAMOND MEMORIES, sired by DIAMONDBACK and exhibited by Robb Hart, Jordan Dee & Diane Mosher of Ephrata, PA, rounded out the top four with her “ultra silky dairy” quality, demonstrating the exceptional depth in this “beautiful class of spring yearlings.”

  1. ARMCREST SELECT BANDANA S: MASTER E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
  2. MCGARR-FARMS UNX RAINBOW-ET S: UNIX E: MCGARR FARMS LLC, KING FERRY, NY (B&O)
  3. REYNCREST HAN LIMONCELLO S: HANANS E: REYNCREST FARM, CORFU, NY
  4. WSC DIAMOND MEMORIES S: DIAMONDBACK E: ROBB HART, JORDAN DEE & DIANE MOSHER, EPHRATA, PA
  5. PETITCLERC MASTER CHOICE S: MASTER E: GLAMOURVIEW – IAGER & WALTON, WALKERSVILLE, MD
  6. RANWAY EYECANDY RICOTTA S: EYE CANDY E: MATTHEW RICHENBERG, MARION, NY
  7. PEACE&PLENTY S JUBTOWIN5-ET S: SYNERGY E: LUNCREST FARM LLC, GRANVILLE, NY
  8. WINRIGHT RD DRMN LEMONADE S: DOORMAN E: WINRIGHT, RIVERDOWN & BORBA, WINCHESTER, ON
  9. OAKFIELD HANC ANITA-ETS S: HANCOCK E: ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY
  10. J-FOLTS ALTITUDE JAZZ-ET S: ALTITUDE E: JESS HART, PAVILION, NY

WINTER YEARLING (19)

WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE 
1st place Winter Yearling - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK 
E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE
1st place Winter Yearling – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK
E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

The Winter Yearling class showcased “unbelievable quality top to bottom” with the judge emphasizing that even animals placing tenth or lower would likely compete for Junior Champion at many shows. Krohlow particularly highlighted the top three heifers as being “in a whole other level,” describing them as “completely balanced” and “well-made” animals that “blend so smoothly on all their parts.” WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE, sired by SIDEKICK and exhibited by Butlerview Farm of Chebanse, IL, secured the top position with her exceptional width throughout. Krohlow noted she was “wider in the muzzle” and “wider in her barrel,” with a “wider, flatter” rump structure compared to the second-place animal. Her tailhead was described as sitting “just ever so slightly, a little bit neater” with “neater pins.” MAPLEBROUGH IPASS P RHONWYN, also exhibited by Butlerview Farm and sired by IPASS P, claimed second place with her “style, angularity, dairiness” and smooth blending throughout, though lacking the overall width of the class winner. The third-place MYTOWN-JK TIMBER, sired by DENVER and exhibited by Gavin Bewley & Avery Best of Susquehanna, PA, was described as “silky” with an “ultra very deep rib.” REYNCREST MASTER GILLY-ET, sired by MASTER and exhibited by Reyncrest Farm of Corfu, NY, rounded out the top four, with the judge highlighting her “spring and openness all the way through her barrel” and depth “right after that chest floor.”

  1. WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE S: SIDEKICK E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
  2. MAPLEBROUGH IPASS P RHONWYN S: IPASS P E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
  3. MYTOWN-JK TIMBER S: DENVER E: GAVIN BEWLEY & AVERY BEST, SUSQUEHANNA, PA
  4. REYNCREST MASTER GILLY-ET S: MASTER E: REYNCREST FARM, CORFU, NY (B&O)
  5. REYNCREST MASTER LENIENT S: MASTER E: ADAM, ANTHONY & KENNEDY LIDDLE, ARGYLE, NY
  6. CURR-VALE MASTER PANAMA-ET S: MASTER E: GLAMOURVIEW – IAGER & WALTON, WALKERSVILLE, MD
  7. DIAMOND-VL ENERGY PURSUIT S: ENERGY E: DIAMOND VALLEY DAIRY, MYERSTOWN, PA
  8. FARNEAR ALLEYESONME-RED S: ARCHITECT E: ZIEMBA, HOCKETT, WRIGHT & HIPPEN, DURHAMSVILLE, NY
  9. KARNVIEW WARRIOR BELL-RED S: WARRIOR E: T, E & M UBER, J & A LONDON & C TANIS, ADAMSVILLE, PA
  10. WINRIGHT SIDEKICK CHAMPAGNE S: SIDEKICK E: WINRIGHT, BORBA & ALMEIDA, WINCHESTER, ON

FALL YEARLING (12)

MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED 
1st place Fall Yearling - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: ARCHITECT 
E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED
1st place Fall Yearling – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: ARCHITECT 

E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

The Fall Yearling class showcased a “really, really nice group top to bottom” with a standout winner that distinguished herself from the competition. MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED, sired by ARCHITECT and exhibited by Butlerview Farm of Chebanse, IL, emerged as the “most complete” and “well balanced” heifer in the class. Krohlow particularly praised her free movement in her locomotion, noting this advantage as key factor in placing her over the second-place animal. In second place, CRAVE CBULL LOMAY-ET, sired by CRUSHABULL and exhibited by Reyncrest Farm of Corfu, NY, impressed with her “neat rib” structure, “dairiness,” “silkiness,” and overall “quality.” The judge highlighted her advantage in “bloom through her loin” and how she “will floor up to the crops.” MERRILLEA ALT CATAWBA-ET, sired by ALTITUDE and exhibited by Merrillea Holsteins of Fayette, NY, secured third place with her “wide, long frame.” Krohlow noted how she “steps out on those rear feet” compared to the fourth-place animal. RANWAY CRUSHABULL LOVE-ETS, sired by CRUSHABULL and exhibited by Alexis Schultz of Marion, NY, completed the top four with her “hard top” and “stylish” appearance, though she couldn’t match the third-place heifer’s mobility. The class featured impressive depth throughout, with Krohlow describing it as “a wonderful class from top to bottom” with a “handy winner.”

  1. MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED S: ARCHITECT E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
  2. CRAVE CBULL LOMAY-ET S: CRUSHABULL E: REYNCREST FARM, CORFU, NY
  3. MERRILLEA ALT CATAWBA-ET S: ALTITUDE E: MERRILLEA HOLSTEINS, FAYETTE, NY (B&O)
  4. RANWAY CRUSHABULL LOVE-ETS S: CRUSHABULL E: ALEXIS SCHULTZ, MARION, NY
  5. J-FOLTS LUNA SIDEKICK S: SIDEKICK E: ISAAC FOLTS & JANNALEE COLEMAN, NORTH COLLINS, NY
  6. MCWILLIAMS ALPHA SHANIA S: ALPHA E: SAM MCWILLIAMS, SOMERSET, PA
  7. MILEY DOORMAN GLAZE-ET S: DOORMAN E: MAPLE DOWNS FARMS II & PETER VAIL, MIDDLEBURGH, NY
  8. GRACE-LEIGH W SLEEZY-RED S: WARRIOR E: J LORA, J COUCH, T & E UBER, ADAMSVILLE, PA
  9. PEACE&STONE HN JUB2HASH S: HANANS E: K & B ZIEMBA AND M HOCKETT, DURHAMSVILLE, NY
  10. LADYS HANIKO LUCEE S: HANIKO E: K & B ZIEMBA, A & J HIPPEN, M HOCKETT AND GENOSOURCE, DURHAMSVILLE, NY

SPRING JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD (10)

WALNUTLAWN BULLSEYE SADIE 
1st place Spring Junior Two Year Old - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: BULLSEYE
E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
WALNUTLAWN BULLSEYE SADIE
1st place Spring Junior Two Year Old – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: BULLSEYE

E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL

The Spring Junior Two Year Old class showcased “really, really quality” entries from top to bottom, with the judge identifying a “pretty handy winner” that stood out from the competition. WALNUTLAWN BULLSEYE SADIE, sired by BULLSEYE and exhibited by Butlerview Farm of Chebanse, IL, claimed the top position with her exceptional flatness and width throughout. Krohlow particularly praised her “spring and openness through her midsection” and “length all the way from end to end” that set her apart from her competitors. In second place was ROSBLAIS TATOO MADISSON, sired by TATOO and exhibited by Glamourview – Iager & Walton of Walkersville, MD, described as a “really, really tight udder cow.” She earned her placement over the third-place animal through her “dairiness,” being “silkier” and “more open about that rib structure,” with a “longer and cleaner” head and neck. KINGS-RANSOM DL EPICRUN-TW, sired by DELTA-LAMBDA and exhibited by Lauren, Nate & Hannah King of Schuylerville, NY, secured third place with her “beautiful udder.” Krohlow admired the “symmetry” and “squareness she carries from bottom to bottom in that rear udder attachment” along with her “longer fore udder attachment.” LUNCREST HANIKO MANIKO-2643, sired by HANIKO and exhibited by Adam Liddle & Cookiecutter Holsteins of Argyle, NY, rounded out the top four with her “balanced wide rear-udder,” though the judge noted she wanted “more quality and texture” in the fore udder to move her up in the class. The entire class demonstrated exceptional quality, with Krohlow describing it as “beautiful from top to bottom.”

  1. WALNUTLAWN BULLSEYE SADIE S: BULLSEYE E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
  2. ROSBLAIS TATOO MADISSON S: TATOO E: GLAMOURVIEW – IAGER & WALTON, WALKERSVILLE, MD
  3. KINGS-RANSOM DL EPICRUN-TW S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: LAUREN, NATE & HANNAH KING, SCHUYLERVILLE, NY (BU, B&O)
  4. LUNCREST HANIKO MANIKO-2643 S: HANIKO E: ADAM LIDDLE & COOKIECUTTER HOLSTEINS, ARGYLE, NY
  5. JMZ LUSTER ANDEE S: LUSTER-P E: JASON & KAILA ZIMMERMAN, AVON, NY
  6. MCWILLIAMS THUNDER BRAZIL S: THUNDER STORM E: SAM MCWILLIAMS, SOMERSET, PA
  7. FRAELAND STARS MALIBU S: STARS E: MOUNT ELGIN DAIRY FARMS, GUELPH, ON
  8. GARAY LAMBDA BELLILAS S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: BREAMONT FARMS & MOUNT ELGIN DAIRY FARMS, GUELPH, ON
  9. ROANCO DOC LEILANI S: KING DOC E: RORY CORNELL, MARATHON, NY
  10. ERIN-KINE CADILLAC CAPTAIN S: CADILLAC E: JOSHUA GRASER, EAST OTTO, NY

WINTER SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD (10)

AROLENE SIDEKICK ELDA
1st place Winter Two Year Old - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK
E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY
AROLENE SIDEKICK ELDA
1st place Winter Two Year Old – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK
E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY

The Winter Two Year Old class featured a “beautiful group of two-year-olds” with an “extremely, extremely close” competition at the top. Krohlow noted the top animals represented “different totally different types of cows,” yet each demonstrated exceptional quality in their own right. AROLENE SIDEKICK ELDA, sired by SIDEKICK and exhibited by Elmvue Farm of Johnstown, NY, emerged as the winner by being “a little square up through that chest” with “more width all the way through.” The judge particularly appreciated how she “blends with that pelvic bone right back through that tail end” and her “more level” topline. Her mobility was highlighted as “more free-flowing” on her exceptional feet and legs. In second place was MICHERET SOUTH BELIEVE, sired by BELIEVE-P and exhibited by Butlerview Farm of Chebanse, IL. Krohlow described her as a cow with “tremendous texture, tremendous width all the way through” with an udder carried “a touch higher.” The second-place cow earned her position over the third-place animal by being “more cow all the way throughout,” with greater length “through her barrel” and “more level about the other floor.” RAYPIEN ALPHA MILLY, sired by ALPHA and exhibited by Currie Holsteins of Tully, NY, secured third place over DIAMOND-VL PARTY GIRL with “more definition to see on the back of that rear udder” and “more seam, all the way at the bottom of that udder.” The fourth-place DIAMOND-VL PARTY GIRL, sired by CHIEF and exhibited by Diamond Valley Dairy of Myerstown, PA, impressed with an “unbelievable udder” featuring exceptional “attachments,” though lacking the “definition of seem” of the third-place animal.

  1. AROLENE SIDEKICK ELDA S: SIDEKICK E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY
  2. MICHERET SOUTH BELIEVE S: BELIEVE-P E: BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL (BU)
  3. RAYPIEN ALPHA MILLY S: ALPHA E: CURRIE HOLSTEINS, TULLY, NY
  4. DIAMOND-VL PARTY GIRL S: CHIEF E: DIAMOND VALLEY DAIRY, MYERSTOWN, PA (B&O)
  5. SHOW-MAR EVELYN RC S: HUNDRED BUCKS E: MARK BRANTNER, SEAGERTOWN, PA
  6. PETITCLERC LAMBDA SPRING-ET S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: OLIVIA VANEVERA, COBLESKILL, NY
  7. LIDDLEHOLME ANALYST MYRA S: ANALYST E: ADAM LIDDLE, ARGYLE, NY
  8. BYMA TATTOO RAVEN S: TATOO E: LUKE BYMA, BURLINGTON FLATS, NY
  9. MCWILLIAMS UNSTOPABL SUE-ET S: UNSTOPABULL E: GENETICS LINK, SOMERSET, PA
  10. MS BIG-GUNS ANALYST ZARA-ET S: ANALYST E: EMILY BUTTON, RUSHVILLE, NY

FALL SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD (6)

KINGS-RANSOM PRFCT CREED-TW 
1st place Fall Two Year Old - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: PARFECT 
E: LAUREN, NATE & HANNAH KING, SCHUYLERVILLE, NY (BU, B&O)
KINGS-RANSOM PRFCT CREED-TW
1st place Fall Two Year Old – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: PARFECT 

E: LAUREN, NATE & HANNAH KING, SCHUYLERVILLE, NY (BU, B&O)

The Fall Two Year Old class, judge Krohlow commented about six “really, really nice cows” with a clear division between the top three and bottom three. KINGS-RANSOM PRFCT CREED-TW, sired by PARFECT and exhibited by Lauren, Nate & Hannah King of Schuylerville, NY, emerged as the “fairly handy” winner. Krohlow admired her style, describing her as “extremely dairy” with a long frame. He highlighted her “tremendous dairy strength and quality all the way through,” along with a “beautiful udder” that’s “high and wide” with “really symmetric” quarters. EASTSIDE HANLEY LENNON, sired by HANLEY and exhibited by Isaac Folts, Janalee Coleman & Cameron Garcia of North Collins, NY, secured second place. The judge noted she was “a little bit more cow all the way throughout” compared to the third-place animal, with “more spring and openness” to her barrel. LUNCREST LADYBUG-2584, sired by CHALLENGER and exhibited by Luncrest Farm LLC of Granville, NY, rounded out the top three. Krohlow praised her “tremendous udder” and noted she showed “more volume all the way through” compared to the fourth-place cow. He also preferred her “quality all the way down through her hocks” over the “square frame” of the fourth-place animal, BRAXCO CHIEF RALEIGH.

  1. KINGS-RANSOM PRFCT CREED-TW S: PARFECT E: LAUREN, NATE & HANNAH KING, SCHUYLERVILLE, NY (BU, B&O)
  2. EASTSIDE HANLEY LENNON S: HANLEY E: ISAAC FOLTS, JANALEE COLEMAN & CAMERON GARCIA, NORTH COLLINS, NY
  3. LUNCREST LADYBUG-2584 S: CHALLENGER E: LUNCREST FARM LLC, GRANVILLE, NY
  4. BRAXCO CHIEF RALEIGH S: CHIEF E: KATIE DARNELL, SALVISA, KY
  5. KBSM CADILLAC AMERICA S: CADILLAC E: SAM MCWILLIAMS & KATIE KUTSCHER, SOMERSET, PA
  6. MISS LAMBDA VEGAS-ET S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY

JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD (2)

COUNTRY AYRE PARSLY 7239 
1st place Junior Three Year Old - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: PARSLY 
E: COUNTRY AYRE FARMS, DEWITTVILLE, NY (BU, B&O)
COUNTRY AYRE PARSLY 7239 

1st place Junior Three Year Old – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: PARSLY 

E: COUNTRY AYRE FARMS, DEWITTVILLE, NY (BU, B&O)

The Junior Three-Year-Old class was small but had some “really nice cows” with a “close” competition. Despite the small class size, the quality of the animals was evident, with the judge noting the “beautiful pair of cows” that led the competition. COUNTRY AYRE PARSLY 7239, sired by PARSLY and exhibited by Country Ayre Farms of Dewittville, NY, emerged as the winner with her superior fore udder. Krohlow praised her for being “a little longer in the fore udder”. Her mobility was also highlighted as a deciding factor, as she “tracks just so much better on those front feet and legs” and displayed “more width through that chest” compared to her competitor. TOPP-VIEW B RB CHEERIO-ET, sired by BURGUNDY-RED and exhibited by Genetics Link of Somerset, PA, secured second place, with the judge acknowledging her as a “high-style cow” that contributed to making this a competitive class worthy of “congratulations.”

  1. COUNTRY AYRE PARSLY 7239 S: PARSLY E: COUNTRY AYRE FARMS, DEWITTVILLE, NY (BU, B&O)
  2. TOPP-VIEW B RB CHEERIO-ET S: BURGUNDY-RED E: GENETICS LINK, SOMERSET, PA

SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD (10)

DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN 
1st place Senior Three-Year-Old - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
 S: DELTA-LAMBDA 
E: AUSTIN, ADAM & TERRANCE YODER, MONTEZUMA, GA (BU)
DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN 

1st place Senior Three-Year-Old – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: DELTA-LAMBDA 

E: AUSTIN, ADAM & TERRANCE YODER, MONTEZUMA, GA (BU)

The Senior Three Year Old was a “beautiful class of animals all the way down,” with particular emphasis on the quality of the six animals in the final lineup. The top pair were described as fitting together “perfectly,” with both exhibiting exceptional dairyness and quality while maintaining “tremendous balance.” DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN, sired by DELTA-LAMBDA and exhibited by Austin, Adam & Terrance Yoder of Montezuma, GA, secured the top position with her superior mammary system. Krohlow particularly praised the “tightness right at the top of the rear udder attachment” and the “veination and quality all the way through her mammary system,” along with slightly better “teat size and shape” compared to the second-place animal. LOYALYN BAROLO JUNIPER, sired by BAROLO and exhibited by Pierre Boulet & Cedar Lane Farm LLC of Montmagny, QC, claimed second place with her “beautiful silky dairy” quality. The judge noted her “overall silkiness” and “quality from end to end,” describing her as “silkier about her hide” with better “bone and flatness right down in the hock.” GRACE-LEIGH BEAUTIFUL-ET, sired by MOOVIN and exhibited by Eoghan McGarr of King Ferry, NY, rounded out the top three with her “beautiful udder” that showed “so much width, top to bottom.” Krohlow emphasized her exceptional width throughout, noting she’s “wider in chest floor, brisket” and “wider all the way through midsection” compared to the fourth-place LIDDLEHOLME KINGDOC MORGAN, which still impressed as a “silky white cow” with strong dairy character.

  1. DONACIN DELTA-LAMBDA RAIN S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: AUSTIN, ADAM & TERRANCE YODER, MONTEZUMA, GA (BU)
  2. LOYALYN BAROLO JUNIPER S: BAROLO E: PIERRE BOULET & CEDAR LANE FARM LLC, MONTMAGNY, QC
  3. GRACE-LEIGH BEAUTIFUL-ET S: MOOVIN E: EOGHAN MCGARR, KING FERRY, NY
  4. LIDDLEHOLME KINGDOC MORGAN S: KING DOC E: JOSEPH OSINGA, HICO, TX
  5. BENRISE MASTER BETTE MIDDLER S: MASTER E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY
  6. KINGS-RANSOM HANANS CRAZYB S: HANANS E: NATE KING, SCHUYLERVILLE, NY
  7. OAKFIELD DLAMBDA ZANETA-ET S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: MAPLE DOWNS FARMS II & PETER VAIL, MIDDLEBURGH, NY
  8. LANTLAND CHIPS ELITE S: CHIPS-RED E: JACOB MENZI, HORSEHEADS, NY
  9. MITHVA TROPIC DAWN S: TROPIC E: ABIGAIL HIRT, NEW WOODSTOCK, NY
  10. DUCKETT DOC GINGER S: KING DOC E: GENETICS LINK, SOMERSET, PA

4-YEAR-OLD (10)

ELM BEND GAPSTER 
1st place Four Year Old - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: MASTER 
E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY (BU)


ELM BEND GAPSTER 

1st place Four Year Old – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: MASTER 

E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY (BU)



The Four Year Old class highlighted a diverse lineup of cows in “different stages of lactation” and “different mixed models,” making it “not the easiest class to line up.” Despite these challenges, the quality throughout the class was impressive, with the judge noting “really, really nice” animals from top to bottom. ELM BEND GAPSTER, sired by MASTER and exhibited by Elmvue Farm of Johnstown, NY, emerged as the clear winner. Krohlow described her as a “laser cow” with “so much width power and chest” and the “complete package of dairy strength.” In her third lactation, this cow particularly impressed with her “tremendous mammary”. MCWILLIAMS LAMBDA WIZARD, sired by DELTA-LAMBDA and exhibited by Pappys Farm of North Lewisburg, OH, secured second place with her “extremely balanced” frame and “tremendous attached mammary system.” Krohlow admired her “definition,” “quality,” and “veination and texture,” though noting she had “lower definition of seam on the back of the udder” compared to the class winner. JM VALLEY SIDEKICK JACUZZI, sired by SIDEKICK and exhibited by Pierre Boulet & Butlerview Farm of Montmagny, QC, rounded out the top three as a “really powerful” cow with “so much width all the way throughout.” While her udder wasn’t “quite square from the left to the right side” in the rear, the judge still recognized her as a “tremendous individual.” WARGO-ACRES DOC 3707 IRIS, sired by KING DOC and also exhibited by Elmvue Farm, placed fourth with her “free-flowing”.

  1. ELM BEND GAPSTER S: MASTER E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY (BU)
  2. MCWILLIAMS LAMBDA WIZARD S: DELTA-LAMBDA E: PAPPYS FARM, NORTH LEWISBURG, OH
  3. JM VALLEY SIDEKICK JACUZZI S: SIDEKICK E: PIERRE BOULET & BUTLERVIEW FARM, MONTMAGNY, QC
  4. WARGO-ACRES DOC 3707 IRIS S: KING DOC E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY
  5. CORNEREST DBACK LAURDIE S: DIAMONDBACK E: REYNCREST FARM & LUNCREST FARM, CORFU, NY
  6. KUPERUS ALTITUD RUBY-RED-ET S: ALTITUDE E: LUNCREST FARM & MATT KUPERUS, GRANVILLE, NY
  7. SMYGWATYS ALLIGATOR RAINDROP S: ALLIGATOR E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY
  8. SIMPSONS GENO SNICKERS S: GENO E: SIMPSONS HOLSTEINS, BUTLER, PA (B&O)
  9. RETSO-RIDGE MSTR SHERRY-ET S: MASTER E: KIRT MENZI JR & AVERIE BROWN, HORSEHEADS, NY
  10. HOBBY-ACRES SIDEKICK GLIMPY S: SIDEKICK E: EMILY BUTTON, RUSHVILLE, NY

5-YEAR-OLD (6)

LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE 
1st place Five Year Old - Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: SIDEKICK 
E: ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY (BU)


LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE 

1st place Five Year Old – Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: SIDEKICK 

E: ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY (BU)



The Five-Year-Old class was a “good class” with a standout winner that “handily walks away with this class.” LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE, sired by SIDEKICK and exhibited by Alicia & Jonathan Lamb of Oakfield, NY, impressed the judge as a cow that’s “long neck,” “dairy,” and “wide-chested” with a “beautiful spring mirror barrel.” Krohlow particularly admired her graceful movement and “unbelievable udder” with “symmetry,” “texture,” “veination,” “quality,” and “definition of the seam.” In second place was MS T-TRIPLE-T TL FAME-RED, sired by UNSTOPABULL and exhibited by Oakfield Corners Dairy of Oakfield, NY, described as a “beautiful balance” cow that you “really can’t find a hole in.” Though recently fresh, her udder was praised as “well attached” and “wide from top to bottom” with “smugness of attachment” at “the top of the rear udder.” WELCOME HANCOCK CAMILAN-ET, sired by HANCOCK and exhibited by Brock Liddle of Fort Edward, NY, secured third place with her “quality from end to end” and “dairy strength.” Krohlow admired the “quality of veination, texture to her udder” and “squareness from top to bottom in her rear udder.” MAC-MARA DE WHITE LIGHTNING, sired by DEVOUR and exhibited by Rory & Nathan Cornell of Marathon, NY, rounded out the top four with “so much more mass all the way through” and “more spring openness all the way through her barrel.” The class featured “tremendous quality” throughout, demonstrating the exceptional caliber of the five-year-old competition.

  1. LOVHILL SIDEKICK KANDY CANE S: SIDEKICK E: ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY (BU)
  2. MS T-TRIPLE-T TL FAME-RED S: UNSTOPABULL E: OAKFIELD CORNERS DAIRY, OAKFIELD, NY
  3. WELCOME HANCOCK CAMILAN-ET S: HANCOCK E: BROCK LIDDLE, FORT EDWARD, NY
  4. MAC-MARA DE WHITE LIGHTNING S: DEVOUR E: RORY & NATHAN CORNELL, MARATHON, NY
  5. COUNTRY-AYRE HANCOCK 6454 S: HANCOCK E: EVIE WOODS, DEWITTVILLE, NY (B&O)
  6. MCWILLIAMS WARRIOR RAINE-ET S: WARRIOR E: KATIE DARNELL, SALVISA, KY

AGED COW (9)

JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY 
1st place Aged Cow- Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: AVALANCHE 
E: GLAMOURVIEW, CURRIE HOLSTEINS & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY (BU)


JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY 

1st place Aged Cow- Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025

S: AVALANCHE 

E: GLAMOURVIEW, CURRIE HOLSTEINS & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY (BU)



The Aged Cow class showcased exceptional quality throughout the lineup, with the judge noting “every single one of these cows in this class” demonstrated impressive attributes. JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY, sired by AVALANCHE and exhibited by Glamourview, Currie Holsteins & Eaton Holsteins of Marietta, NY, emerged as the cow that “handily walks away with the class” as a “beautiful, beautiful dairy cow.” Krohlow particularly admired her “quality, dairiness” and how she displayed “more spring openness through her barrel” with “more pop and snap right at the top of the rear udder attachment.” In second place was KINGSWAY DEMPSEY NORA, sired by DEMPSEY and exhibited by Elmvue Farm of Johnstown, NY, described as a “beautiful balanced cow” with a “tremendous udder.” The judge noted how she “blends so nicely all the way throughout” and placed her over the third-place animal due to her “length of frame” being “longer from end to end” with “more width right at the top of that rear udder attachment.” OAKFIELD SOLOMON SUNSET-ET, sired by SOLOMON and exhibited by Alicia & Jonathan Lamb of Oakfield, NY, secured third place as a “tremendous udder cow” with “beautiful balance from end to end.” EXTRAMILE INTENSE DOORMAN, sired by DOORMAN and exhibited by Mount Elgin Dairy Farms of Guelph, ON, rounded out the top four with her “silkiness,” “dairyness,” and “angularity.” The entire class represented what Krohlow called “a beautiful class of aged cows from top to bottom.”

  1. JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY S: AVALANCHE E: GLAMOURVIEW, CURRIE HOLSTEINS & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY (BU)
  2. KINGSWAY DEMPSEY NORA S: DEMPSEY E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY
  3. OAKFIELD SOLOMON SUNSET-ET S: SOLOMON E: ALICIA & JONATHAN LAMB, OAKFIELD, NY (B&O)
  4. EXTRAMILE INTENSE DOORMAN S: DOORMAN E: MOUNT ELGIN DAIRY FARMS, GUELPH, ON
  5. OAKFIELD GOLD LUCK-ET S: GOLDWYN E: OAKFIELD CORNERS DAIRY, OAKFIELD, NY
  6. LUCK-E DIAMOND TONTO-RED S: DIAMONDBACK E: JACOB MENZI, HORSEHEADS, NY
  7. MCWILLIAMS POWER-ET S: UNDENIED E: SAM MCWILLIAMS, SOMERSET, PA
  8. REYNCREST DIAMNBK CICI-RED S: DIAMONDBACK E: KELLY REYNOLDS & TYLER REYNOLDS, CORFU, NY
  9. AMERADA BRYANT S-GRETA S: BRYANT E: OWEN KIMBALL, GROVELAND, NY

LIFETIME PRODUCTION COW (5)

UNDERGROUND ADELINE
1st place Production Cow- Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: AWESOME
E: GLAMOURVIEW & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY (BU)
UNDERGROUND ADELINE
1st place Production Cow- Northeast Spring National Holstein Show 2025
S: AWESOME
E: GLAMOURVIEW & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY (BU)

The Lifetime Production Cow class had five exceptional cows with remarkable longevity and sustained production capabilities. UNDERGROUND ADELINE, sired by AWESOME and exhibited by Glamourview & Eaton Holsteins of Marietta, NY, emerged as the “tremendous winner” at “ten years old.” Krohlow praised her youthful appearance and balance, noting her “tremendous width through out” and “unbelievable mammary system.” The judge particularly admired her udder’s “snugness” and “quality of veination” throughout, highlighting the “more bloom right at the top of that rear udder attachment” that separated her from the second-place cow. TUSC-VU AVALANCHE CALI-ET, sired by AVALANCHE and exhibited by Isaac Folts of North Collins, NY, secured second place as a cow that’s “really, really close to being number one.” While she demonstrated impressive dairy strength “throughout,” she couldn’t match the winner’s rear udder attachment. PIERSTEIN CICERO TIME OUT-ET, sired by CICERO and exhibited by Elmvue Farm of Johnstown, NY, placed third with “more pop” and “more veination in rear udder.” SHO MAR CRUSH EVERYONE, sired by CRUSH and exhibited by Mark Brantner of Seagertown, PA, rounded out the top four with her “beautiful udder” that wasn’t quite as “bloomy” as the higher-placed animals. The judge noted her advantage in “overall frame” being “deeper all the way throughout” with a “fuller fore udder,” demonstrating the exceptional quality throughout this “beautiful class of five cows.”

  1. UNDERGROUND ADELINE S: AWESOME E: GLAMOURVIEW & EATON HOLSTEINS, MARIETTA, NY (BU)
  2. TUSC-VU AVALANCHE CALI-ET S: AVALANCHE E: ISAAC FOLTS, NORTH COLLINS, NY
  3. PIERSTEIN CICERO TIME OUT-ET S: CICERO E: ELMVUE FARM, JOHNSTOWN, NY
  4. SHO MAR CRUSH EVERYONE S: CRUSH E: MARK BRANTNER, SEAGERTOWN, PA (B&O)
  5. MCWILLIAMS CAPITAL Z SUSAN S: CAPITAL Z E: SAM MCWILLIAMS, SOMERSET, PA

PDCA Updates Show Ring Standards: What Dairy Exhibitors Need to Know for 2025

PDCA overhauls show ring rules after 10 years: longer toplines allowed, equal udder points, and stricter showmanship standards reshape dairy exhibitions.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The Purebred Dairy Cattle Association has unanimously approved the first comprehensive updates to dairy exhibition standards in a decade, affecting the Show Ring Code of Ethics, Showmanship Guidelines, and Unified Scorecard effective March 1, 2025. Key changes include increasing allowable topline hair length from 1″ to 1.5″, directly addressing controversial practices like teat setting and over bagging, elevating penalties for certain showmanship behaviors, and equalizing point values between fore and rear udder components. These modifications coincide with a leadership transition from Neal Smith to Amy Fletcher of the Ayrshire Breeders Association, with all updated documents featuring highlighted revisions available on the PDCA website to help exhibitors prepare for the 2025 show season.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Ethics Evolution: Topline hair allowance increases 50% while new rules specifically address teat setting, over bagging, and lactation status misrepresentation.
  • Balanced Evaluation: The scorecard now gives equal weight (7 points each) to fore and rear udder components, representing a significant shift in mammary system evaluation.
  • Higher Technical Standards: Two showmanship behaviors—sidesteps when leading and failure to respond to judge’s setup requests—now face stricter penalties.
  • Implementation Timeline: Changes take effect March 1, 2025, with the first major shows under new standards occurring in Spring/Summer 2025.
  • Resources Available: “Revisions Highlighted” documents on the PDCA website (www.purebreddairycattle.com) provide transparent comparison between previous and updated standards.

The Purebred Dairy Cattle Association (PDCA) has implemented the first major updates to its exhibition standards in a decade. These significant revisions, unanimously approved by the PDCA Board in December, will change how dairy animals are evaluated and presented starting March 1, 2025. The comprehensive changes affect the Show Ring Code of Ethics, Showmanship Guidelines, and Dairy Cow Unified Scorecard – three fundamental documents governing North American dairy cattle exhibitions.

Key Ethics Changes Enhance Exhibition Standards

The updated Show Ring Code of Ethics increases allowable topline hair length from 1 inch to 1.5 inches, providing exhibitors with more flexibility in animal presentation while maintaining reasonable boundaries. This 50% increase reflects the PDCA’s recognition of evolving fitting techniques while preserving ethical limits.

More importantly, the updated Code directly addresses three practices that have generated considerable discussion in recent years: teat setting, over-bagging, and misrepresenting an animal’s lactation status. These additions strengthen the PDCA’s commitment to maintaining ethical standards in the show ring.

“These changes are the first made in a decade,” explains outgoing PDCA Board President Neal Smith, representing the Jersey Association. “These guidelines are useful tools for our dairy youth exhibitors and the individuals who serve as official judges. Changes to the Unified Scorecard used as a unified teaching tool reflect the desired characteristics of each of the seven dairy breeds.”

Showmanship Guidelines Establish Higher Technical Standards

The revisions to the PDCA Showmanship Guidelines provide more explicit expectations for exhibition technique. The updated guidelines include refined language regarding proper halter handling and specific directions for three critical moments: entering the show ring, setting up animals once in position, and switching animals during competition.

The Showmanship Evaluation Scorecard now elevates two specific behaviors from slight to moderate discrimination, indicating greater emphasis on these aspects of performance:

BehaviorPrevious Discrimination Level2025 Discrimination Level
Sidesteps when leading calfSlightModerate
Failure to stop and set up animal at judge’s requestSlightModerate

These changes signal that judges will place greater importance on smooth movement and responsive handling during competitions, factors exhibitors should emphasize in their preparation.

Unified Scorecard Reflects Evolution in Dairy Evaluation

The Dairy Unified Scorecard contains some of the most substantive changes. The renaming of the “Rear Feet and Legs” category to “Feet and Legs” while maintaining its 20% weighting signals a shift toward comprehensive locomotion evaluation rather than focusing predominantly on the rear structure.

Equally significant is the equalization of point values between the rear udder and fore udder, with both components now receiving seven points each. This balanced approach recognizes that both attachment systems contribute equally to udder support and longevity.

CategoryPrevious Allocation2025 Updated AllocationChange
Frame15%15%No change
Dairy Strength25%25%No change
Feet and Legs20%20% (renamed from “Rear Feet and Legs”)Category name changed
Udder40%40%No change
– Rear UdderMore points7 pointsEqualized
– Fore UdderFewer points7 pointsEqualized

The adjustment of Mature Cows in Milk Average Weights to align with current breed characteristics reflects the PDCA’s recognition that breed type continues to evolve. Updated True Type images for Holstein, Jersey, and Milking Shorthorn breeds provide contemporary visual references representing modern breed ideals.

Leadership Transition Accompanies Standard Updates

These substantial changes arrive alongside a leadership transition within the PDCA. Following his term’s completion, Neal Smith passes the presidential torch to Amy Fletcher of the Ayrshire Breeders Association, who will guide the organization through the 2025-2026 term following the established breed rotation assignment.

Fletcher takes leadership at an essential time as exhibitors, judges, and educators adapt to these revised standards. Her guidance will be valuable in addressing implementation questions and ensuring consistent application of the new guidelines.

DateMilestone
December 2024PDCA Board unanimously approves changes
March 1, 2025Changes officially take effect
March 2025Updated documents available on PDCA website
Spring/Summer 2025First major shows under new standards

Resources Available for Implementation

The PDCA has made all updated documents available on its website (www.purebreddairycattle.com), providing comprehensive resources for understanding and adapting to the changes. Each document’s “Revisions Highlighted” versions are particularly valuable, as they identify the changed language and provide context for the modifications.

This transparent approach reflects the PDCA’s commitment to educating all stakeholders about the revised standards. To see the context within which changes were made and the specific language that was modified, exhibitors should review the documents named “Revisions Highlighted,” which can be found on the PDCA’s website under the literature tab.

Preparing for the 2025 Show Season

The comprehensive revisions to the PDCA’s foundational documents represent a significant evolution in dairy exhibition standards. Understanding these changes is important for serious exhibitors and breeders to succeed in both the show ring and the genetics marketplace.

Their practical impact will become increasingly apparent as the 2025 show season unfolds under these revised guidelines. Forward-thinking producers should monitor how these changes influence judging decisions at significant shows and adjust their breeding and exhibition programs accordingly.

Founded in 1940, the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association has served as “a foundation for growth and profit for the future of the dairy industry” for over 85 years. Through these carefully considered updates to exhibition standards, the PDCA continues its mission of balancing tradition with progress – ensuring that dairy cattle shows remain relevant, fair, and aligned with the industry’s evolving needs.

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Is the World Dairy Expo Really the Super Bowl of the Dairy Industry?

Standing in Madison’s storied Coliseum, you can feel history holding its breath. As twenty thousand hearts beat in rhythm with footsteps on colored shavings, two legends prepare to meet. Is this really dairy’s Super Bowl? Step inside, where perfect udders command more respect than perfect spirals and judge for yourself.

Hearts pounding in rhythm with footsteps on colored shavings. Twenty thousand breaths were held in unison. Alliant Energy Center, usually alive with show day’s controlled chaos, stands eerily silent. The spotlight cuts through the darkness like a laser, illuminating empty shavings that will, in moments, host dairy’s defining battle for Holstein Grand Champion. 

History in the making: Elite dairy athletes stand head-to-tail on the colored shavings, each a masterpiece of breeding and preparation. Among them, Shakira and Footloose represent generations of excellence in what would become one of World Dairy Expo’s most talked-about championships.

Outside, two teams make their final preparations. In one corner, the undefeated champion Shakira, her white and black coat gleaming like polished marble, her udder the stuff of legend. On the other hand, the uprising star Footloose, whose rib and dairy strength depth have electrified the show circuit all season. Years of breeding decisions, countless hours of preparation, and dreams of dairy immortality converge now. 

The tension is thick enough to cut with a knife. Veterans of a thousand shows lean forward in their seats—they know they’re about to witness history. This isn’t just another class, another champion, another trophy. This is dairy’s ultimate stage, where legends are carved into the bedrock of agriculture itself.

But can this be Dairy’s Super Bowl? The skeptic in you might scoff at comparing cattle and quarterbacks, colored shavings, and yard lines. After all, while the Super Bowl commands 100 million viewers, here in Madison sits a different crowd—one that can spot a perfect udder at fifty paces and debate the finer points of dairy strength into the dawn hours. 

Yet, as autumn winds whip around the Alliant Energy Center, something electric charges the air. The same electricity crackles through any arena when greatness stands on the precipice of history. In moments, these shavings will host a battle that will be discussed for generations. And suppose you think the gentle lowing of cattle can’t match the roar of 80,000 football fans. In that case, you’ve never experienced when dairy’s legend is crowned under these lights.

The Skeptic’s View: Too Niche to Be Global? 

“It’s just cows walking in circles,” the critics scoff. “How can you compare this to the Super Bowl?” It’s easy to see their point outside the Coliseum, where autumn leaves skitter across empty beer cans and discarded programs from Sunday’s NFL games. No multi-million dollar commercials here. No celebrity halftime show. There are no betting pools in every office across America.

Instead of superstar quarterbacks, we have Holstein cows. Rather than ESPN analysts debating play calls, farmers are discussing udder texture and teat placement. While 100 million viewers tune in to watch the Super Bowl’s gladiatorial spectacle, the World Dairy Expo draws what appears to be a specialized crowd. But numbers tell only part of the story.

The Case For: Why It Is The Super Bowl 

CategoryNumber
Total Attendance56,250
International Companies563
Countries Represented26
U.S. States Represented39
Registered International Visitors2,915
Total Cattle Entries2,571
ExpoTV Watch Time (hours)69,423
ExpoTV Total Views212,916

As the massive doors of the Coliseum at the Alliant Energy Center swing open, over 56,250 attendees from nearly 100 countries gather for what’s considered one of dairy’s defining moments. This isn’t just another day in dairy—it’s where legends are made. Just like the Super Bowl isn’t merely about touchdowns, the World Dairy Expo transcends simple competition. 

Global Reach 

While football, with primarily American teams, claims world champion status, the Expo draws global power players. Exactly 563 companies from 26 countries and 39 U.S. states fill the grounds, their innovations and genetics shaping dairy’s future. In the barns, international conversations flow among 2,915 registered foreign visitors, representing dairy producers from Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Germany, and the Netherlands—the top five international attendees. 

Economic Powerhouse 

Beyond the drama in the show ring, deals worth millions unfold in the trade show halls.

SectorImpact
U.S. Dairy Industry Annual Impact$753 billion
Wisconsin Dairy Sector$52.8 billion
Jobs Supported3.2 million
Expo Impact on Dane County$31.8 million

In Wisconsin alone, the dairy sector generates $52.8 billion annually, surpassing the combined value of Florida’s orange and Idaho’s potato industries. 

In the Expo’s Learning Center, where 41% of attendees are agribusiness professionals and 30% are dairy farmers, crowds gather around cutting-edge technology. The trade show draws 32% of attendees, while the dairy cattle show attracts 31%, with networking accounting for 19% of participation. 

The Road to Glory 

As evening approaches, the Coliseum fills with anticipation. The colored shavings, meticulously groomed throughout the day, await the 2,571 dairy cattle that will compete for Grand honors. In the prep area, where 1,804 exhibitors from 36 U.S. states and Canada have brought their finest animals, months of preparation reach their crescendo. 

The air grows thick with anticipation. Veterans of countless shows recognize something unique building—the kind of electricity that precedes legendary moments. Generations of dairy families claim their seats in the stands, part of an event that draws 69,423 hours of watch time and 212,916 views on ExpoTV. 

The Championship Showdown 

Dairy excellence personified: The final four contenders for Holstein Grand Champion honors stand ready for judgment on Madison’s colored shavings. Among them, the legendary Shakira and challengers await their date with destiny in one of World Dairy Expo’s most memorable showdowns.

Thousands of heartbeats sync with the dimming lights. The Coliseum plunges into darkness save for a piercing spotlight. The announcer’s voice thunders through the arena: “And now… for your Grand Champion consideration…” 

Time freezes. Generations of breeding decisions. Countless dawns spent in barn aisles. Every 3 am milking. It all culminates here, under these unforgiving lights, where legends are crowned or crushed in the span of heartbeats. 

Shakira emerges first, an apparition in black and white, moving with the fluid grace of athletic royalty. Her udder, a masterpiece of symmetry and attachment that has dominated show rings, seems to defy gravity itself. The crowd’s collective intake of breath echoes off the rafters. 

Then comes Footloose. The atmosphere shifts like a thunderstorm rolling across Wisconsin farmland. Her presence commands attention with raw power and dairy strength that speaks to generations of careful breeding. Her depth of rib and dairyness look almost supernatural under the championship spotlight. Whispers of “upset” ripple through the crowd. 

The judge moves with deliberate precision. His eyes track every trait that separates good from great, great from legendary. The intensity in his gaze would make Olympic judges look casual. Veterans grip their seats. Parents lift children onto their shoulders. The tension builds until the air itself might shatter. 

The judge raises his hand. Even the cattle in the warm-up area fall quiet, sensing destiny in motion. He steps to the microphone, and time stretches like warm mozzarella. 

“Your Grand Champion is…” 

The spotlight catches Shakira’s perfect udder one final time, throwing a halo around her frame as the judge’s hand extends in her direction. The Coliseum erupts. Her handler, falls to his knees on the colored shavings. Across the ring, Footloose’s team applauds with grace, knowing they’ve been part of history. 

Sportsmanship at its finest: Tim Abbott, owner of Footloose, congratulates Tyler Dorion, leadsman of Shakira, after an epic Supreme Champion showdown at World Dairy Expo. This moment captures the heart of dairy’s biggest stage – where fierce competition meets genuine respect.

Beyond the Spotlight 

While the colored shavings of the show ring capture imagination, the World Dairy Expo’s true power lies in its comprehensive scope. 

The educational impact is equally impressive, with over 50 educational opportunities throughout the event. The Knowledge Nook hosts 27 focused sessions over four days, where industry experts present the latest research and innovations. These sessions run from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM Tuesday through Thursday and until 2:30 PM Friday, ensuring continuous learning opportunities.  

Expo Attendance Breakdown

TypePercentage
Agribusiness Professionals41%
Dairy Farmers30%
Trade Show Focus32%
Cattle Show Focus31%
Networking Priority19%

This convergence of commerce and education helps drive the U.S. dairy industry’s $753 billion annual economic impact and supports 3.2 million jobs. In Wisconsin alone, the dairy sector generates $52.8 billion annually, with the Expo contributing $31.8 million to Dane County’s economy.

Managing Modern Challenges 

Just as the Super Bowl faces its share of disruptions, the World Dairy Expo battles a more calculated threat than mere streakers seeking viral fame outside the Coliseum, where generations of dairy excellence parade across colored shavings, activists from groups like Direct Action Everywhere and PETA gather with hidden cameras and rehearsed chants, attempting to hijack dairy’s most significant moment for their agenda.

The frustration runs deep among exhibitors who’ve spent countless predawn hours caring for their animals, only to have activists who’ve never raised a calf try to paint them as villains. Third-generation farmers, who can trace their family’s animal care practices back to their grandparents’ first dairy barn, watch as protesters who couldn’t tell an udder from an elbow attempt to lecture them about animal welfare.

But like a seasoned quarterback adjusting to defensive pressure, Expo organizers have evolved their strategy. Enhanced security protocols rival those of major sporting events. At the same time, trained response teams handle disruptions without creating the media spectacle activists crave. The $753 billion U.S. dairy industry doesn’t pause for protesters—it pushes forward, driven by the same resilience that gets farmers out of bed at 4 a.m. every morning, regardless of weather, holidays, or activists’ opinions. 

What’s Next for Dairy’s Biggest Stage? 

The NFL didn’t become a global phenomenon by standing still, and neither can the World Dairy Expo. As the lights dim on another championship night, the question isn’t whether this is dairy’s Super Bowl—it’s how to make each year’s show even more compelling. 

The opportunities are clear: 

  • Embrace digital storytelling to share these electric moments with the world
  • Build anticipation through behind-the-scenes glimpses of preparation and competition
  • Showcase the human stories behind these bovine athletes
  • Leverage technology to bring the excitement of the colored shavings to global audiences

The historic Holstein showdown between Shakira and Footloose that electrified the colored shavings at World Dairy Expo 2024

The Verdict: More Than Just a Show 

As the champions leave the colored shavings and the trade show lights dim, one truth remains clear: the World Dairy Expo isn’t trying to be the Super Bowl—it already is dairy’s defining moment. But unlike football’s biggest night, you don’t have to watch from the sidelines. At Expo, you’re not just a spectator but part of dairy’s unfolding history. 

For those who’ve felt the electricity of championship night in Madison’s Coliseum, you know what awaits this October: the heart-stopping moments when champions are crowned, the game-changing technologies that will transform your operation, and those irreplaceable conversations in the barn aisles that spark lifelong friendships and future innovations. The 2025 show promises to be even more spectacular, with enhanced trade experiences, expanded educational opportunities, and the most competitive cattle show in Expo history. 

Whether you’re a seasoned Expo veteran or considering your first trip to dairy’s biggest stage, this is your year. Because somewhere between the pristine colored shavings and the cutting-edge trade show floor, between the pulse-quickening championships and the quiet moments of connection, the World Dairy Expo offers something no other event can—a chance to be part of dairy’s future as it unfolds before your eyes. Don’t just watch dairy history from afar; come to Madison this October and help write the next chapter. After all, the colored shavings are calling, and legends are waiting to be made.

Key Takeaways:

  • The World Dairy Expo in Madison is considered the “Super Bowl” of the dairy industry, offering a unique blend of competition and innovation on a global stage.
  • Despite initial skepticism due to its niche appeal, the Expo attracts over 54,500 attendees from nearly 90 countries, showcasing its significant global reach.
  • It plays a crucial role as a commercial hub, with millions in deals being made, influencing the future of global dairy production with the latest technology and genetics.
  • The Expo’s highlight, the Supreme Champion showdown, is a dramatic and tense competition that echoes the excitement of major sporting events, like the Super Bowl.
  • The Expo also navigates modern challenges such as activism and evolving market demands, maintaining its status as the pinnacle of the dairy world.
  • Moving forward, embracing digital storytelling and technology will be key to expanding its reach and captivating new audiences globally.
  • This event combines tradition with innovation, making it an essential gathering for the best in dairy excellence.

Summary:

In Madison’s iconic Coliseum, the World Dairy Expo unfolds like a unique Super Bowl for the dairy world. While it may not have the massive audience of a football game, it’s just as crucial for those who love dairy. With people from almost 100 countries, the Expo is a hub for new ideas and technologies that change farming. As cows like Shakira and Footloose step onto the famous colored shavings, they bring excitement and dedication, similar to any sports event. It’s not just about winning medals; it’s about celebrating tradition, innovation, and the shared quest for excellence in the dairy community worldwide.

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Ferdon Genetics and Other Champions Shine at the Semex All New Zealand Dairy Show 2024

The Ferguson family, from Otorohanga, won Supreme Champion Dairy Exhibit with their Jersey (pictured right), Ferdon Tbone Veneer EX,

The Ferguson family, from Otorohanga, won Supreme Champion Dairy Exhibit with their Jersey (pictured right), Ferdon Tbone Veneer EX

The supreme dairy exhibit at the New Zealand Dairy Event (NZDE) has a close family link to a cow who has won the same title three times. Ferdon Genetics, from Otorohanga, from the heart of New Zealand’s Waikato knew they wouldn’t be flying under the radar when they returned to the NZDE this year with the show’s 2024 Jersey Grand Champion, Ferdon Tbone Veneer EX. But pressure is something they are used to absorbing, because Veneer comes from a family line laden with superstars. One of them is Ferdon Comerica Viyella (who won NZDE Supreme Champion in 2012, 2015 and 2016 – in amongst a swag of Grand Champion Jersey titles and Reserves during her heavily decorated career). Veneer and Viyella’s dams are maternal sisters, and there were other “V” family members who showed in the Ferdon string. Ferdon Genetics is owned and operated by Warren and Michelle, together with their son, Corey, milking 200-210-head on 75 effective hectares. They showed 18 in-milk and six dry heifers in two breeds. For the Ferdon crew, winning never gets old. They have now won Grand Champion Jersey nine times, Supreme Dairy Cow five times, and Premier Jersey Exhibitor nine successive years. 

Corey Ferguson, Otorohanga, with the family’s Supreme Champion Dairy Exhibit, Ferdon Tbone Veneer EX. Photo: Evie Tomlinson, UK

Corey Ferguson, Otorohanga, with the family’s Supreme Champion Dairy Exhibit, Ferdon Tbone Veneer EX. Photo: Evie Tomlinson, UK

Veneer came out of the five-to-six year-old in-milk class. And, while Ferdon is known for its Jerseys (which take up 75% of the herd) they also run 25% Holsteins and some registered Ayrshires. One of those Holsteins, Waipiri CR Freaky Girl-ET, won Senior Champion Holstein this year. She was held out of contention for the Supreme (all breeds) race by the Intermediate Champion Holstein (and Supreme Intermediate Champion), who travelled from Tahora Farms in the South Island, Tahora Sidekick Legacy2, who qualified to compete for Supreme Exhibit by winning Grand Champion Holstein. 

Tahora Sidekick Legacy2 was not only Intermediate Champion Holstein and Supreme Intermediate, she was also Grand Champion of the Holstein show. Photo: Evie Tomlinson.

Tahora Sidekick Legacy2 was not only Intermediate Champion Holstein and Supreme Intermediate, she was also Grand Champion of the Holstein show. Photo: Evie Tomlinson.

“We did feel the pressure this time,” Michelle acknowledged. “It was a relief when we won the Jersey championship, but then we had to wait for the Supreme. We feel like she [Veneer] really earned it this year. She’s matured, and she was on-form.”

The Glbert family’s team with their Grand Champion Ayrshire, Pukekaraka Elle Delila. Photo: Evie Tomlinson, UK

They also knew at least one other name that was coming for them. This year’s Grand Champion Ayrshire, Pukekaraka Elle Delilah, was Supreme Dairy Exhibit herself in 2021. The 10-year-old returned, ready to show for Glenalla and Snowfed Farms, from Ashburton in Mid-Canterbury. Her home address means she had one of the toughest transits to get to the show. The winding and undulating drive to Picton, followed by the Cook Strait ferry crossing is hard enough on young cows – let alone a 10-year-old contender. Delilah appeared to sail through it all, impressing the UK Ayrshire judge Blaise Tomlinson. He was quick to say that New Zealand’s best Ayrshires are competitive globally. The 2023 Supreme Champion Exhibit (and another Ayrshire entry) – Raetea Rubicom Debbie, owned by the Fowlie family (Matamata) – also returned this year in the five to six-year-old class. She was put out of title contention when she didn’t win her age class. 

  • Jerseys and Ayrshires had the numbers The Jersey and Ayrshire shows had the biggest class numbers, and it was another Jersey – the Junior Champion – who went on to win Supreme Junior Exhibit. It gave the Jersey show two of the three biggest awards.
  • Thomas Jeyes (Te Kuiti) was typically lowkey about his winning Jersey junior entry, Manor Black Apple Tess (sired by Rapid Bay Black Apple).
  • Jerseys and Ayrshires had the numbers The Jersey and Ayrshire shows had the biggest class numbers, and it was another Jersey – the Junior Champion – who went on to win Supreme Junior Exhibit. It gave the Jersey show two of the three biggest awards.
  • Thomas Jeyes (Te Kuiti) was typically lowkey about his winning Jersey junior entry, Manor Black Apple Tess (sired by Rapid Bay Black Apple).

The Jeyes family immigrated from the United Kingdom to New Zealand 11 years ago and started dairying from a modest start. Today, the family is sharemilking 650 cows with no staff outside of Thomas, 19. The herd is made up of crossbred cows and 160 registered Jerseys. Thomas is responsible for the show programme, in between working fulltime on the farm, with the support of the rest of the family and their farm owner, Sir David Fagan (New Zealand’s former champion shearer, who has won the New Zealand Golden Shears a record 16 times). 

Thomas started showing and breeding with his prefix, Manor Jerseys, in 2017. Before last year, the best the family had done at the NZ DairyEvent was second in class. In 2024, they started to make their move – winning Junior ChampionJersey (and Reserve Supreme Junior Champion) with Manor Cocochip Alaska. They also won another heifer class. This year, they came to play. They won Junior and Reserve Junior Champion Jersey with Manor Black Apple Tess (sired by Rapid Bay Black Apple) and Manor Victorious Classy (sired by River Valley Victorious-ET and led by Thomas’s 17-year-old sister, Annabel) respectively…before Tess went on to trump the entire junior show. 

Thomas is known for understating things. He didn’t disappoint, saying it was “nice” to win, adding that Tess wasn’t initially a strong favorite when he chose the team, but she kept catching his eye. And, once she got on the programme, she kept coming. Her dam was the first cow he’d broken to halter and shown. Judge Terri Packard was impressed from the moment the Autumn heifer calf hit the ring. “She was tremendous,” Terri said. “I said to Annie [Gill, the associate Jersey judge], ‘it’s going to take a heck of a heifer to get around her’. 

“When we saw her out here again for Junior Champion, she really had no faults. She was so correct, she blends so beautifully from her neck, into her shoulder, she’s full in her crops, she’s hard over her topline, she’s really level from her hooks to her pins, and she’s got a great combination of dairy style and strength, which is what I like to see. 

“Jerseys are a feminine breed, but they still need that width of chest and strength. I saw a lot of heifers that had good width through the chest and the front end, and that is maybe an advantage over what you see in the United States. Maybe what you didn’t see as much of out there was the flat rump from hooks to pins, and that pretty tail setting. And, it’s hard in the Jersey breed to find a bull that will make level rumps or even that slight slope to the rump. The breed as a whole needs to pay attention to that.” 

NZ has the cows. 

The US Jersey judge, Terri Packard, has bred, owned, led, and judged some of the finest Jerseys in the world throughout her career. She said she wasn’t surprised to find quality in the Jersey show. “I was happy to see the dairy character, because I know the cows are managed differently than a lot of our cows at home [in North America],” Terri said. “So, the flat bone, the good legs, the clean hocks and the way they moved around the ring were consistent and that made my job a lot more comfortable. When you look at the Junior, Intermediate and Senior Champion out here I think all three of those individuals could compete anywhere that I’ve shown. There were some of the older cows out for Senior Champion that I’d say the same about. There was tremendous quality, and I really enjoyed it.” 

Intermediate Holstein scores Grand. Senior Champions generally have the edge running into the race for Senior Champion and Supreme titles, because of their maturity and development. However, this year a young Holstein who had never been shown before – and, who had to cross Cook Strait – shook up the results. The Intermediate Champion Holstein (and Supreme Intermediate Champion of all breeds), Tahora Sidekick Legacy2-ET, was also chosen for Grand Champion Holstein. With her owners Tahora Farms (Canterbury) now turning their attention to the lead up to a their “Party at the Polo Sale” (because they are also selling a profile polo pony) on March 28, they said there is now a chance Legacy2 may be included. Tahora also showed the Reserve Champion Holstein, Tahora Pharo Abriana (sired by Sandy-Valley J Pharo), who will sell. The Senior Champion Holstein came from the Ferdon camp. In 2024 Waipiri CR Freaky Girl-ET (sired by River-Syc Crushabull-ET) was shown by the Dreadon/Fullerton partnership when she won Supreme Intermediate. Ferdon bought her for $21,000 in April 2024 when she was offered as a guest consignment in the 75 years of Ferdon sale. While she was pipped at the post for Grand Champion Holstein by Tahora’s Legacy2, her Senior Champion title gave Ferdon a strong presence in two breeds. Michelle was quick to thank all the Ferdon team and the unsung heroes holding the home farm together while they were gone. “Everyone gives you your congratulations, and you love all that, but we can’t do it without the people who come and help us at the show, and our team who run home,” Michelle said. 

Junior heifer shows. Anyone who needs more proof that great cows come from great cow families got it in spaces in the Holstein junior show. The Junior Champion Holstein, Charbelle Hero Popcorn, was not only one of two family members to make the pull in the Junior Champion line-up under Western Australian judge Lachlan Fry. Hero Popcorn is the daughter of a cow at the most recent epicenter of this family, Charbelle Tatoo Pix. Pix is the reigning Stratford and Waikato Champion. She was herself Supreme Junior Champion four years ago, and Supreme Intermediate Champion (and Best Intermediate Udder) a year later. It’s worth noting that the winning heifer in the youngest class of the Holstein junior show, Charbelle Tatoo Promise, is Charbelle Tatoo Pix’s full sister, and that their dam, Charbelle MWB Prancer S3F, was herself a class winner at this show. Their owners, Stephen and Annabelle Scherer, of Charbelle, took on bigger herd numbers this season on a new farm in the Waikato region. They consolidated two sharemilking farms into one – and added 100 cows and one staff member – at their new base at Tahuna, just north of Morrinsville. They are sharemilking 300 Holsteins and 100 Jerseys and crossbreds on 160 hectares in a blended business model with Annabelle’s parents, Wayne, and Dyanne Osborne. The increased workload meant that the show preparation became more of a deal, and they tapped into Annabelle’s brother-in-law and sister, Luke and Charlotte Gilbert, at Showcase Boarding, to help prepare three out of seven of their team. Four of the Junior Holstein Championship contenders came from Showcase Boarding’s string – including Junior and Reserve Junior for Charbelle – Honorable Mention for Te Hau Genetics, and the winning junior heifer Holstein calf [who was acknowledged in the first pull for Junior Champion for Charbelle]. Annabelle said she had a blast watching her children on the halter, on what goes down as one of the family’s most successful early campaigns. Four of their junior entries won their class across two breeds. “I was so pleased for the kids because they pretty much gave up summer to care and prepare for each of their animals every day. Because of the new farm, in general we just haven’t had the time. We could have not come, but it means a lot to our family and here we are.” Judge Lachlan Fry said while the numbers weren’t massive the quality was right there at the pointy end of the business. “We certainly had the winners and there was some good quality throughout the line, and we [associate judge Sarah Leech] were very happy with the four Junior Champion contenders,” Lachlan said. “With the Junior Champion, I just loved the balance of the heifer. She had very few faults and she wasn’t by any means too extreme in any part. She was hard to fault, and they are the ones you generally want, aren’t they? 

She went over the reserve because she was a little more heifer, she was wider in the chest, deeper in the forerib, and being that bit older she was a little more developed. The Junior Champion Holstein finished the day with Reserve Supreme Junior Champion to the Jersey. 

Ayrshires Firing 

The biggest junior heifer showing was without question the Ayrshires, and the UK judge Blaise Tomlinson was ready. “The calves were very, very strong,” he said. “I wasn’t surprised because I’d talked to a previous judge, and they told me how good the quality was in this country. The top end could compete anywhere in the world, certainly.” Blaise and his wife, Deborah, milk 250-head (200 Holstein with 50 Ayrshires) under Sandyford Ayrshires at Charnwood Forest, at Loughborough (21 minutes from Leicester in the East Midlands of England). Sandyford is one of the most highly regarded Ayrshire breeders in the UK and the greater global industry – and he is at the forefront of modern examples of the breed, including Ayrshire breed icon Sandyford Clover 10 EX97. He said he was looking for the cleaner-boned calves, with good rib, and good legs and feet. “And, I managed to find them. When the Junior Champion came into the class, I thought she’d take a bit of beating. She went on to win fairly handily, really, and she was able to easily compete in the interbreed.” 

Best Juniors Made It Through 

Blaise was the first of the four judges to judge the heifer classes, and he spent the rest of the day watching his counterparts work through their choices until they all came together to decide the Supreme Junior Champion. It gave him a unique perspective. “The four calves at the end were the four best examples of every breed, in my opinion,” Blaise said. “Every judge found the best calves and got them to the top of the line, and I thought it was a very good interbreed line-up. It was a good show of really high quality. They can’t miss having a good in-milk show if that’s what they turn out for the juniors.” 

In the Intermediate Ayrshire show, Premier Amarula A Sharon (sired by Ruisseau Clair Amarula) went up to win. She is owned by Joanna Fowlie and Richard Waugh (Matamata), and she cost the pair an Australasian record price of $31,000 when they bought her at the Premier Sale in September 2024. At the other end of the price spectrum, the Senior and Grand Champion Ayrshire Pukekaraka Elle Delilah, who was the 2021 Supreme Champion of the show, cost her owners just $2500 in 2019 when they bought her as a dry cow in a group of five cows from the Robinson family’s dispersal at Atiamuri. She lives at Glenalla & Snowfed Farms in Mid-Canterbury, and she doesn’t owe her owners a cent. She has crossed the Cook Strait to compete in shows five times, and the 10-year-old made the judge a happy man when she hit the ring.

Combined breeds strong

The Combined Breeds category also included the acknowledgment of the Brown Swiss individual champions within its results this year. The Grand Champion and Best Udder Combined Breeds, as well as the Grand Champion Milking Shorthorn, were won by Westell Jedi Rollie (sired by Glencliffe JP Jedi) and owned by Josh Sneddon, Tokoroa. UK Judge Wendy Young moved decisively through her choices, pulling no punches as she crowned her standouts. 

The Junior Champion from the Combined Breeds, Lakeview Jiath Plum, is owned by the Lakeview Partnership based in Dannevirke. Lakeview, operated by Isaac and Emma Kelsen, also had a hand in the Intermediate Champion. They purchased the Junior Champion’s dam privately from Fusion Genetics, impressed with her production and style, aiming to breed a stylish Milking Shorthorn. “From day one, the calf caught our eye, and we think she has a bright future,” Isaac Kelsen remarked. Lakeview bred and subsequently sold the Intermediate Champion, Lakeview A Joy, to Aleesha Shaw in Ohaupo, through the Fusion Genetics Sale in October 2023 as a yearling, after winning her age calf class at the NZ DairyEvent that same year for Lakeview. 

Emma expressed, “We get regular updates about Joy from Aleesha, and that’s when Isaac saw potential for her to do well this year. She joined us in Dannevirke on the show program, and we’re thrilled for Aleesha that she’s done so well.” 

Handled with care

The handlers’ judge, Blaise’s daughter Evie, faced the significant task of balancing her role as a part of the media team for the event. She relished the opportunity to momentarily set aside her camera and observe the event through a different lens, focusing on the young people leading. “The handlers in the younger classes were extremely impressive for their age,” Evie noted. “I think they are definitely learning from the mature handlers. Additionally, I believe that those who attended Terri’s [Terri Packard hosted a youth discussion around showmanship before the show commenced] had picked up on – and applied – some of the insights Terri shared.” 

Evie highlighted the importance of these learning opportunities, stating, “I think that was an important opportunity to take part in that demonstration if they wanted to get to the top of the class, because it’s about those fine details. I definitely put the handlers through their paces because when you get to those older classes, you have to be prepared to work for it.” In the UK, she often advises young handlers to watch online 4-H videos in Canada or alternatively, the UK Holstein Society’s leading demonstrations to refine their technique. 

𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐏 𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐔𝐋𝐓 𝐒𝐔𝐌𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐘

𝑁𝑍𝐷𝐸’𝑠 𝐺𝑜𝑙𝑑 𝑆𝑝𝑜𝑛𝑠𝑜𝑟𝑠: 𝑆𝑒𝑚𝑒𝑥

𝑁𝑍𝐷𝐸’𝑠 𝑆𝑖𝑙𝑣𝑒𝑟 𝑠𝑝𝑜𝑛𝑠𝑜𝑟: 𝐹𝑎𝑟𝑚𝑒𝑟𝑠 𝑀𝑢𝑡𝑢𝑎𝑙 𝐺𝑟𝑜𝑢𝑝 (𝐹𝑀𝐺), 𝑃𝐺𝐺 𝑊𝑟𝑖𝑔ℎ𝑡𝑠𝑜𝑛𝑠, 𝐻𝑜𝑙𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑖𝑛 𝑁𝑍, 𝑉𝑦𝑡𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑒

*𝐾𝑒𝑦 – 𝐺𝑟𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑚𝑝𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑟𝑒𝑓𝑒𝑟𝑠 𝑡𝑜 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑏𝑟𝑒𝑒𝑑 𝑐ℎ𝑎𝑚𝑝𝑖𝑜𝑛. 𝑆𝑢𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑚𝑒 𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑚𝑝𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑟𝑒𝑓𝑒𝑟𝑠 𝑡𝑜 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑚𝑝𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑠 𝑜𝑓 𝐴𝑙𝑙 𝐵𝑟𝑒𝑒𝑑𝑠.

𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 𝐎𝐅 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒 𝐁𝐘 𝐀𝐆𝐄

𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍

JERSEY – Manor Black Apple Tess (Rapid Bay Black Apple) Jeyes family, Te Kuiti

𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍

HOLSTEIN – Tahora Sidekick Legacy2-ET (Walnutlawn Sidekick) Tahora Farms, Tai Tapu

𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 & 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐃𝐀𝐈𝐑𝐘 𝐄𝐗𝐇𝐈𝐁𝐈𝐓

JERSEY – Ferdon Tbone Veneer (Richies Jace Tbone) Ferdon Genetics, Otorohanga

𝐀𝐘𝐑𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐑𝐄 

Judge: Blaise Tomlinson, Loughborough, UK

Associate: Karen Feek, Awhitu Peninsula

Sponsored by Vytelle

J𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 

Sunshine Dales Diva (Ruisseau Clair Tuxedo-ET) Sunshine Ayrshires, Woodville

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Aislin Reynolds Goldi (Palmyra Lochinvar Reynolds) Aislin Stud, Feilding

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Premier Timing Sheba (De La Plaine Timing-ET) Sunshine Ayrshires, Woodville

𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 & 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑

Premier Amarula A Sharon (Ruisseau Clair Amarula) Joanna Fowlie and Richard Waugh, Matamata

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Brookview Amarula Sweet (Ruisseau Claire Amarula), Brookview Genetics, Tokoroa

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Imaginayr TSB Latte (Palmyra Tri Star Burdette) Imaginayr Ayrshires, Kaiaua

𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍, 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑 & 𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 

Pukekaraka Elle Delila (Palmyra Tri Star Burdette) Gilbert family, Ashburton

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Stenvale Burs Jem (Palmyra Tri Star Burdette) Stenvale Dairies Ltd, Tirau

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Allandale Rubi Burleigh (Des Coteaux Rubicom) Horn Genetics, Palmerston North

𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒

𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐠𝐞: 𝐖𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐲 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐠, 𝐘𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐫𝐞

Sponsored by FMG

𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒

Lakeview Jiath Plum (Riverslea Jiath) Lakeview Partnership, Dannevirke 

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 & 𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐖𝐍 𝐒𝐖𝐈𝐒𝐒

Maunga View O Beatrice (Studer’s Bs O’Malley Owen) J & D Taylor, Auroa 

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒

Imaginair Java Adele, Aimaginary Ayrshires

𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 & 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒 & 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐖𝐍 𝐒𝐖𝐈𝐒𝐒

Lakeview A Joy (Aldo SG-ET) Aleasha Shaw, Ohaupo

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒

Westell Mont Sandie (Riversleigh Alston Montagna) Powell family, Palmerston North

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒 

Northbrook B Honeybee (Northbrook Busta) Northbrook Enterprises Ltd, Bunnythorpe

𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍, 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑, G𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒, 𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐌𝐈𝐋𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐇𝐎𝐑𝐍

Westell Jedi Rollie (Glencliffe JP Jedi) Josh Sneddon, Tokoroa

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒 & 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐖𝐍 𝐒𝐖𝐈𝐒𝐒

Blumoon Lester Mystery (Blumoon Dally Lester) Thurvalley Brown, Rotorua

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐃𝐒

Maunga View Beatrice (La Rainbow Bfly Dynamite) J & D Taylor, Auroa

𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐈𝐍

𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐠𝐞: 𝐋𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐥𝐚𝐧 𝐅𝐫𝐲, 𝐁𝐫𝐮𝐧𝐬𝐰𝐢𝐜𝐤 𝐉𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧, 𝐀𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐚

𝐴𝑠𝑠𝑜𝑐𝑖𝑎𝑡𝑒: 𝑆𝑎𝑟𝑎ℎ 𝐿𝑒𝑒𝑐ℎ, 𝑇𝑖𝑟𝑎𝑢, 𝑊𝑎𝑖𝑘𝑎𝑡𝑜

Sponsored by Holstein Friesian New Zealand

𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 

Charbelle Hero Popcorn (Charbelle Lucky Hero) Gabrielle Scherer, Morrinsville

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄 

Charbelle Pharo Flipper (Sandy-Valley J Pharo-ET), Henry Scherer, Morrinsville

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 

Te Hau Bullseye Coral (Mb-Luckylady Bullseye) Te Hau Genetics, Morrinsville

𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍, I𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑, 𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐈𝐍, 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐄𝐗𝐇𝐈𝐁𝐈𝐓 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖

Tahora Sidekick Legacy2-ET (Walnutlawn Sidekick) Tahora Farms, Tai Tapu

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Snowfed Chief Bonny (Stantons Chief) Gilbert family, Ashburton

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Springoaks WS Lydia (Walnutlawn Sidekick) Norton family, Tai Tapu

S𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍, 𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑 & SENIOR 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍

Waipiri CR Freaky Girl-ET (Oh-River-Syc Crushabull) Ferdon Genetics, Otorohanga

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Tahora Pharo Abriana (Sandy-Valley J Pharo) Tahora Farms, Tai Tapu

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Ferdon Doorman Prim (Val-Bisson Doorman) Ferdon Genetics, Otorohanga

𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐈𝐍 (𝐚𝐥𝐬𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧) 

Tahora Sidekick Legacy2-ET (Walnutlawn Sidekick) Tahora Farms, Tai Tapu

𝐉𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐄𝐘

𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐠𝐞: 𝐓𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐢 𝐏𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐚𝐫𝐝, 𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐨, 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐲𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐔𝐒𝐀

𝐴𝑠𝑠𝑜𝑐𝑖𝑎𝑡𝑒: 𝐴𝑛𝑛𝑖𝑒 𝐺𝑖𝑙𝑙, 𝑂𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑜ℎ𝑎𝑛𝑔𝑎

Sponsored by FMG

𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 & 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐄𝐗𝐇𝐈𝐁𝐈𝐓 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖

Manor Black Apple Tess (Rapid Bay Black Apple) Jeyes family, Te Kuiti

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Manor Victorious Classy (River Valley Victorious-ET) Annabel Jeyes, Te Kuiti

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Leithlea Villain Gilda (Ferdon Hired Gun Villain) Violet Simons, Taranaki

𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 & 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖

Fynreath Viral Gacie (Bushlea PN Viral) Fowlie family, Matamata

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄 

Allandale Viral Brit (Bushlea PN Viral) Horn Genetics, Palmerston North

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 

Ferdon Skyclass Fancy 11 (Perkins Skyclass) Ferdon Genetics, Otorohanga

𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍, 𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐔𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐑, 𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐉𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐄𝐘, 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐄𝐗𝐇𝐈𝐁𝐈𝐓 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖

Ferdon Tbone Veneer (Richies Jace Tbone) Ferdon Genetics, Otorohanga

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Kuku Van Gemmah (Pannoo Abe Vanahlem) Horn Genetics, Palmerston North

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Allandale Bstone Roxy (Lencrest Blackstone) Horn Genetics, Palmerston North

𝐒𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐗 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐍𝐄𝐖 𝐙𝐄𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐓𝐇 𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐅𝐄𝐑 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖

(𝑗𝑢𝑑𝑔𝑒𝑑 𝑜𝑛 ℎ𝑒𝑖𝑓𝑒𝑟𝑠’ 𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑓𝑜𝑟𝑚𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 –  𝑙𝑒𝑑 𝑏𝑦 𝑦𝑜𝑢𝑛𝑔 ℎ𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑙𝑒𝑟𝑠)

Sponsored by Semex

Judge: Graham Stewart, Canterbury

Associate: Claire Bourke, Opanake

𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐓𝐇 𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐅𝐄𝐑 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖 (𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐋𝐄𝐑, 𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐝 𝟏𝟐-𝟏𝟖 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬)

𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐅𝐄𝐑 

Charbelle Hero Popcorn (Charbelle Lucky Hero) Gabrielle Scherer, Morrinsville

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄

Lawwal Have No Fair Prim, Zoe Van der Drift

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍

Fynreath Duke Camilla (Fynreath Duke-it-Out), Fowlie

𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐓𝐇 𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐅𝐄𝐑 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖 (𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐋𝐄𝐑, 𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐝 𝟓-𝟏𝟏 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬)

𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐅𝐄𝐑

Charbelle Pharo Flipper (Sandy -Valley J Pharo) Henry Scherer, Morrinsville

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄 – Leithlea Villian Gilda (Ferdon Hired Gun Villian) Violet Simons, Taranaki

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 – Lochmir Dropbox Tiara (Kings-Ransom Dropbox-ET) Charlie Kelsen, Dannevirke

𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐓𝐇 𝐇𝐄𝐈𝐅𝐄𝐑 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐌𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 

Charbelle Hero Popcorn (Charbelle Lucky Hero) Gabrielle Scherer, Morrinsville

𝐉𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐑 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐓𝐇 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐖 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐋𝐄𝐑 

𝐽𝑢𝑑𝑔𝑒𝑑 𝑜𝑛 𝑠ℎ𝑜𝑤𝑚𝑎𝑛𝑠ℎ𝑖𝑝 𝑎𝑙𝑜𝑛𝑒 – 𝑗𝑢𝑑𝑔𝑒: 𝐸𝑣𝑖𝑒 𝑇𝑜𝑚𝑙𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑜𝑛, 𝑈𝐾

𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍 – Sienna Bourke, Opunake

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄 – Zara Williams, Feilding

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐁𝐋𝐄 𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 – Voilet Simmons, Taranaki

𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐍 𝐂𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐘 𝐓𝐄𝐀𝐌 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐓𝐇 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐍𝐆𝐄

𝑆𝑝𝑜𝑛𝑠𝑜𝑟𝑒𝑑 𝑏𝑦 Open Country  𝑖𝑛 𝑎 𝑡𝑒𝑎𝑚 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑝𝑒𝑡𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑜𝑓 𝑐𝑙𝑖𝑝𝑝𝑖𝑛𝑔, 𝑝𝑎𝑟𝑎𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑔, 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑗𝑢𝑑𝑔𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑠𝑒𝑠𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛𝑠.

𝐽𝑈𝐷𝐺𝐸𝑆: 𝐵𝑙𝑎𝑖𝑠𝑒 𝑇𝑜𝑚𝑙𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑜𝑛, 𝑈𝐾, 𝑇𝑒𝑟𝑟𝑖 𝑃𝑎𝑐𝑘𝑎𝑟𝑑 (𝑈𝑆𝐴), 𝐿𝑎𝑐ℎ𝑙𝑎𝑛 𝐹𝑟𝑦 (𝐴𝑢𝑠𝑡𝑟𝑎𝑙𝑖𝑎)

𝟏𝐬𝐭 – 𝐍𝐨𝐝𝐝𝐲 𝟏𝟕𝟓.𝟓 points (Odyssey Travers, Matthew O’Rorke, Amy O’Rorke, Jess Wells)

𝟐𝐧𝐝 – 𝐑𝐚𝐝𝐥𝐲 𝐑𝐮𝐛𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐃𝐮𝐜𝐤𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝟏𝟔𝟓 (Riley Taylor, Zara Williams, Izzy Edge, Violet Simons)

𝟑𝐫𝐝 – 𝐊𝐮𝐤𝐮 & 𝐀𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐥𝐞 𝟏𝟔𝟑 (Patrick Aitken, Elyse Horgan, Annabel Jeyes, Quinn Steiner)

𝟒𝐭𝐡 – 𝐂𝐡𝐞𝐜𝐤𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝟏𝟓𝟗.𝟓 (Jacoba Gread, Lacie Taylor, Sienna Bourke, Fergus Bourke)

𝟓𝐭𝐡 – 𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝟏𝟓𝟒 (Nikki Baker, Haylee Baker, Ruby Trubshaw, Xavier Gread)

𝟔𝐭𝐡 – 𝐇𝐅𝐍𝐙 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐡 𝐂𝐚𝐦𝐩 𝟏𝟑𝟒 (Rylee Parkes, Nishaan Bindra, Hayley Ferrier, Sophie Ferrier)

𝐁𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐊𝐄𝐏𝐓 𝐀𝐈𝐒𝐋𝐄 

SUNSHINE AYRSHIRES

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10 Sires To Breed The Next World Dairy Expo Grand Champion

Dream of World Dairy Expo Glory? These 12 genetic powerhouses could turn your fantasy into reality. From proven type titans to rising genomic stars, we’ve got the inside scoop on the bulls that’ll have you polishing Supreme Champion hardware. Get ready to revolutionize your breeding program!

Picture this: you’re standing on the colored shavings at the World Dairy Expo, your heart pounding like a bass drum. The spotlights are blazing, the crowd is hushed, and all eyes are on you and your cow. As the judge makes his final pass, you can barely breathe. Then, in a moment that feels like slow motion, he extends his arm and points directly at you. The crowd erupts, and suddenly, you’re living the dream you’ve had since you were knee-high to a hay bale – you’re holding the lead of the Grand Champion at the most incredible dairy show on Earth. 

Does it sound like a fantasy? Buckle up, buttercup, because we’ll turn that daydream into a blueprint for success. We’ve got the inside scoop on the genetic goldmines that will transform your breeding program from wishful thinking to “We’re gonna need a bigger trophy case.” These aren’t just any old bulls – the secret weapons that’ll have the judges doing double-takes. So grab your halters, dust off your show whites, and dive into the genetic jackpot that will revolutionize your breeding program faster than you can say “Grand Champion.” 

SHG Lego: The Type Titan 

Lego (515HO00486) continues to reign supreme with an eye-popping +4.69 PTAT. This Fitters Choice x Avalanche*RC x Doc from the Winterbay Goldwyn Lotto EX-95-CAN family is the go-to guy for extreme type improvement.

Strengths: 

  • Unparalleled PTAT score
  • Solid production (+440 Milk, 0 Fat (-0.06%), and +18 Protein (+0.02%))
  • A2A2 and BB kappa-casein genotypes

Breeding Pattern:  Lego’s daughters are sky-high (+4.95 Stature), built like brick houses (+2.12 Strength), deep as the ocean (+3.01 Body Depth), and sharper than a tack (+3.51 Dairy Form).

Watch Out For:  While Lego’s type is off the charts, keep an eye on that slightly negative Fat percentage. Also, his Daughter’s Pregnancy Rate (-4.8) might have you sweating bullets, so plan those breedings carefully. 

Redcarpet Story Arc: The Total Package 

Story Arc (730HO00005) is bringing the heat with a +4.56 PTAT. This Architect*RC x BLizzard x Doc son from the  Ms Zbw Dempsey Louana-ET EX-94 2E family is a rare combo platter of extreme type and solid production.

Strengths: 

  • High PTAT score
  • Balanced production (+854 Milk, +24 Fat, +26 Protein)
  • Red factor carrier

Breeding Pattern:  Story Arc’s girls are built like linebackers with dairy flair (+2.11 Strength, +2.53 Body Depth) and more open ribs than a BBQ joint (+2.47 Dairy Form).

Watch Out For:  His Daughter’s Pregnancy Rate (-4.8) and Cow Conception Rate (-6.6) might have you seeing red, so keep those repro vets on speed dial. 

Jimtown Nelson: The Frame Game 

Nelson (288HO00321) is crushing it with a +4.36 PTAT. This Hammer x Milio x Doc son is all about that bass – no treble.

Strengths: 

  • High PTAT score
  • Excellent production (+1079 Milk, +32 Fat, +31 Protein)
  • Strong Feet & Legs Score (+2.56)

Breeding Pattern: Nelson’s daughters are taller than a giraffe in stilettos (+5.47 Stature), more substantial than a bodybuilder’s bicep (+3.37 Strength), and more profound than a philosopher’s thoughts (+4.07 Body Depth). Plus, they have rumps wider than a Cadillac (+4.83 Trudder Width).

Watch Out For:  His extreme size might have your barn doors begging for mercy. Also, watch that slightly negative Productive Life (-1.0). 

SHG Lazer *RC: The Red-Hot Ticket 

Lazer (515HO00485) is the top dog for Red Carriers with a smokin’ +4.00 PTAT. This maternal brother to Lego (Winterbay Goldwyn Lotto EX-95-CAN family) is your ticket to breeding red and white beauties that’ll stand out in the parade.

Strengths: 

  • High PTAT score
  • Strong production (+817 lbs Milk, positive components)
  • A2A2 and BB kappa-casein genotypes

Breeding Pattern: Lazer’s ladies sport udders that will make the judge’s jaw drop (+2.76 UDC) and overall type that will make the competition green with envy (+4.24 PTAT).

Watch Out For:  While Lazer offers a more balanced profile than his brother Lego, watch out for those pesky fertility issues that love to crash the high-type party. 

Golden-Oaks Master-ET: The Type Maestro 

Golden-Oaks Master-ET (799HO00016), a beacon of excellence in the dairy industry, continues to impress as he solidifies his position at the pinnacle of the PTAT rankings. With a commanding +3.73 PTAT score, Master is celebrated as a proven type powerhouse. His daughters consistently reflect his superior genetics, becoming paragons of type and style in herds worldwide. This unwavering dominance showcases Master as an invaluable asset to any progressive breeding program aiming for show ring success. 

Strengths: 

  • #1 PTAT proven sire
  • #1 Conformation proven sire (tie)
  • Exceptional udder traits: +2.91 UDC, +4.12 Fore Udder Attachments, +4.75 Rear Udder Height, +3.69 Rear Udder Width

Breeding Pattern: The master consistently sires daughters of an outstanding overall type, particularly excelling in udder conformation. Expect progeny with well-attached fore udders, high and wide rear udders, and balanced overall conformation. 

Watch Out For: While Master excels in type traits, review his production and health trait proofs to ensure a well-rounded breeding decision. 

Progenesis Aneesh: The Canadian Conformation King 

Aneesh (0200HO12971) has taken the Canadian genomic scene by storm, claiming the coveted #1 spot for TYPE with a jaw-dropping +18 Conformation score. This maple syrup-sweet stud redefines what it means to be a type powerhouse north of the border.

Strengths: 

  • Exceptional +18 Conformation score
  • Top-ranking genomic sire for type in Canada
  • Balanced production traits

Breeding Pattern: Aneesh is siring daughters who are true show-stoppers. Expect females with picture-perfect udders, rock-solid feet and legs, and dairy strength that will have you doing a double-take.

Watch Out For:  While Aneesh is the cream of the crop for type, keep an eye on functional traits like fertility and longevity. Even with a conformation superstar, it’s crucial to maintain a balanced breeding approach. 

Hyden Limited P: The Proven Conformation Champion 

Hyden Limited P (799HO00024) has firmly established himself as a premier sire, sharing the top spot for Daughter Proven Conformation in Canada with an impressive +16 Conformation score.

Strengths: 

  • Exceptional +16 Conformation score
  • Demonstrated performance through daughter data
  • Polled genetics (P)

Breeding Pattern: Limited P consistently produces daughters of a remarkable overall type. Expect females to display balanced frames, robust dairy characters, and the kind of conformation that captures attention in the show ring and the milking parlor. 

Watch Out For: Although Limited P excels in conformation, it is crucial to consider additional traits such as production and health when integrating him into your breeding program. As with any proven sire, evaluate his complete proof to make a comprehensive breeding decision. 

Jacobs Sabre: The Shakira Connection 

Jacobs Sabre (200HO12963) brings the genetic potential of the famous Erbacres Snapple Shakira EX-97 4E to your breeding program. 

Strengths:

  • Direct son of the internationally renowned Erbacres Snapple Shakira EX-97 4E  
  • Carries the Red factor  
  • Potential for exceptional type and production 

Breeding Pattern: Given his dam’s exceptional conformation, Jacobs Sabre will likely sire daughters with excellent udders, strong dairy character, and the potential for show ring success. 

Watch Out For:  Fertility concerns are evident, with a slightly negative Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DPR) and a low Cow Conception Rate (CCR), necessitating careful reproductive management. 

Mr Lambda Flame-ET: The Footloose Legacy 

Mr. Lambda Flame-ET (744HO00204) emerges as a sire with exceptional dairy character and stature. He promises to produce daughters that stand out in the show ring and carry the genetic potential of his dam, the renowned Oakfield Solomon Footloose.
Strengths:
    •    Outstanding Dairy Form (+2.91)
    •    Impressive Stature (+1.94)
    •    Deep Body (+1.70)
Breeding Pattern: Flame consistently sires daughters with extreme dairy character, tall frames, and deep bodies. Expect females with open ribs, strong dairy strength, and the stature that captures attention in the show ring and the milking parlor.
Watch Out For: While Flame excels in dairy traits, be mindful of potential impacts on strength (+0.68) when using him extensively in your breeding program. Also, consider the slightly positive Rump Angle (+0.20) if you aim for more level rumps.

Strengths: 

  • Direct son of Oakfield Solomon Footloose, 2022 World Dairy Expo Supreme Champion
  • Combines Tatoo’s genetic merit with Footloose’s exceptional showring pedigree
  • Potential for extreme type and show ring appeal

Breeding Pattern:  Exceptional udders are a hallmark, stemming from Footloose’s renowned mammary system. These cows exhibit a strong dairy character and overall style. This gives them potential not only for show ring success but also for a functional type.

Watch Out For:  Production traits report limited information on milk figures, suggesting this may not be his strongest trait. 

Blondin Energy: The Rising Star 

Blondin Energy (799HO00034) is emerging with force as a formidable contender in the type rankings. With reports of an impressive +4.05 PTAT score, Energy stands as a beacon of potential. His anticipated dominance in the rankings is not just about numbers but also the promise of genetic excellence it heralds for breeders aiming for the spotlight. 

Strengths: 

  • With an exceptional PTAT of +4.05
  • Conformation score of +14
  • High numbers on both sides of the border

Breeding Pattern: Energy’s high PTAT suggests he likely sires daughters with excellent overall conformation, excelling in dairy strength, udder traits, and feet and legs. 

Watch Out For: Blondin Energy excels in certain traits but may not be as strong in others, particularly in fertility traits. 

The Tale of the Tape – Breeding Pattern Comparison

Sire NameStatureStrengthBody DepthDairy FormUdder DepthFore Udder AttachmentRear Udder Width
SHG Lego4.952.123.013.514.124.464.67
Redcarpet Story Arc2.112.532.473.433.314.234.83
Jimtown Nelson5.473.374.074.042.73.764.81
SHG Lazer *RC5.382.863.723.793.223.854.03
Blondin Master3.762.433.172.792.894.123.76
Progenesis Aneesh3.42.393.012.832.073.244.16
Hyden Limited P2.611.161.712.231.371.463.22
Jacobs Sabre1.760.740.7211.792.292.42
Mr Lambda Flame1.940.681.72.911.953.993.8
Blondin Energy3.551.82.112.543.314.224.43

The Bottom Line

Remember that dream of standing in the spotlight at the World Dairy Expo, Grand Champion halter in hand? With these genetic powerhouses in your arsenal, that dream is no longer a far-off fantasy – it’s a goal with a roadmap.

Remember, even with elite genetics, there’s no substitute for hard work, keen cow sense, and a passion for perfection. As you return to the barn, let your World Dairy Expo dreams fuel your fire. Study these sires, plan your matings, and mold those calves into the champions they’re born to be.

With the right genetics, unwavering dedication, and a little show ring magic, that dream of standing in the spotlight on the colored shavings isn’t just possible – it’s practically inevitable.

Now, get out there and start breeding your way to the top. We’ll see you in Madison, champ!

Key Takeaways:

  • Invest in top-genetic bulls to improve dairy herds’ show potential and production traits.
  • Balance conformation with fertility and longevity to ensure herd health and sustainability.
  • Monitor Daughter Pregnancy Rate and Cow Conception Rate when planning breedings.
  • Choose sires with high PTAT and production scores for a competitive edge in show rings.
  • Strategically plan matings to maximize desired traits such as stature, strength, and dairy form.
  • Stay informed with recent studies and industry advancements to enhance breeding strategies.
  • Consider using a mix of proven sires and rising genomic stars for a diversified genetic approach.

Summary

The article explains how to succeed at the World Dairy Expo using the best bulls known for their strong genetics. From SHG Lego to Blondin Energy, each bull has unique strengths in areas like type traits and production. The key is to use these genetics wisely and plan carefully to make your dairy cows top show contenders. At the Expo, breeders can aim to win the title of Grand Champion by using these genetic tools. SHG Lego is a top choice for improving cow type, while Redcarpet Story Arc is great for both type and production. SHG Lazer *RC is a favorite for Red Carriers, and Blondin Master leads with his excellent type score. With the proper planning and selection, breeders can develop a winning breeding program that feels like being a Grand Champion at the World Dairy Expo.

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Meet the 2025 World Dairy Expo Judges

The World Dairy Expo 2025 will host eight esteemed judges selected by the 2024 Dairy Cattle Show Exhibitors. From Sunday, September 30, to Friday, October 3, these judges will evaluate premier dairy cattle across North America.

The group of official judges for the 58th World Dairy Expo is as follows:   

INTERNATIONAL AYRSHIRE SHOW – GREGORY EVANS, GEORGETOWN, N.Y.

Gregory Evans from Georgetown, NY, is deeply rooted in the Ayrshire dairy community. As part of the eighth generation at Sunny Acres, he has bred numerous top-class Ayrshires. He owns 26 cattle, with standouts like Sunny Acres Nolan’s Satin and Sunny Acres Harmony’s Kennedy earning high accolades. Gregory focuses on breeding plans and bull selection, supports his father’s veterinarian work, and enhances the farm’s presentation. He is growing his skills in cattle marketing and participating in significant sales events. Gregory, an active 4-H member, also coaches the Chenango County dairy judging team and engages with ABA committees.

INTERNATIONAL BROWN SWISS SHOW – ALLYN “SPUD” PAULSON, ROCKFORD, ILL.

Allyn “Spud” Paulson from Rockford, Illinois, runs Paule-View Transport LLC, a company moving high-end dairy cattle nationwide. With two decades in the field, Spud works with his sons, Suton and Dakota, focusing on preparing show cattle. Notably, he served as a judge at the World Dairy Expo in 2015 and 2017, overseeing Milking Shorthorn and Ayrshires. He also judged Holsteins and Red & Whites at the 2018 North American International Livestock Expo. His early interest in elite show cattle has resulted in developing seven top-scoring cows across four breeds and earning numerous All-American nominations in the Red & White, Holsteins, Brown Swiss, and Milking Shorthorn categories.

INTERNATIONAL GUERNSEY SHOW – MARK RUETH, OXFORD, WIS.

Mark Rueth, who grew up on a small dairy farm in Wisconsin and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, has gained recognition in the dairy industry for his work with leading herds in the U.S. and internationally. As co-owner of Rosedale Genetics, Ltd. with Nicky Reape, Rueth oversees a herd known for its superior genetics, including the first Red and White cow to win Supreme Champion at the World Dairy Expo. His judging credentials include overseeing events in the U.S., Canada, and other countries, with highlights like serving as the official judge for the 2009 World Dairy Expo’s International Holstein Show. Rueth is a respected member of the World Dairy Expo’s Dairy Cattle Show Committee and a recipient of both the Klussendorf-MacKenzie and Klussendorf Awards. His notable judging accomplishments include the World Dairy Expo International Holstein Show, Royal Winter Fair Holstein and Jersey Shows, and the Swiss Expo in Lausanne, Switzerland.

INTERNATIONAL HOLSTEIN SHOW – AARON EATON, MARIETTA, N.Y.

Aaron Eaton and his family run Eaton Holsteins in Marietta, New York. They manage their cattle in collaboration with Currie Holsteins, where Aaron assists with operations, cattle development, showing, and sales. Eaton Holsteins has achieved over 100 All-American or All-Canadian honors nominations and has produced numerous champions in the Holstein, Jersey, and Red & White categories at prestigious events like the World Dairy Expo and the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Before committing full-time to his family farm, Aaron gained international experience working with show herds and as a dairy cattle fitter for 12 years. He has judged various state, regional, and national shows in North America, recently serving as an associate judge at the 2023 Canadian National Holstein Show.

INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR HOLSTEIN SHOW – PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QUEBEC, CANADA

Pierre Boulet has made a mark in the dairy industry as an esteemed judge with Holstein Canada since 2005, officiating at leading events both in Canada and abroad, such as the 2015 International Dairy Week in Australia and the 2017 Royal Winter Fair and the World Dairy Expo Holstein Show in 2022. Living in Montmagny, Québec, with his family, Pierre oversees a top-tier herd known for its Holstein quality, featuring champions like Thrulane James Rose. His ‘Pierstein’ herd has received numerous accolades, including the Exhibitor banner at The Royal Winter Fair, and includes over 175 Excellent-rated cows. In the commercial dairy realm, Pierre is a pivotal figure as the co-owner of ‘Les Encans Boulet,’ navigating the annual trade of thousands of dairy cattle worldwide, bolstered by his 30-year career in auctioneering.

INTERNATIONAL JERSEY SHOW – KELLY BARBEE, CONCORD, N.C.

Based in Concord, North Carolina, Kelly Barbee lives with his wife, Cherilyn, and their two children, Emily and Ryan. With over 30 All-American nominations in various breeds, Barbee currently works as a Sales Manager for ST Genetics. Before this, he ran his farm, developing top-tier genetic cattle for clients across North America. He also managed a large dairy herd for a decade before establishing his farm. Barbee finds immense satisfaction in judging cattle, especially when working with individuals who share his passion for the dairy industry.

INTERNATIONAL MILKING SHORTHORN SHOW – MIKE MAIER, STITZER, WIS

Mike Maier resides in Stitzer, Wisconsin, and runs Lazy M Farm, LLC, alongside his parents, Herman and Peggy Maier, his girlfriend, Suzie Benoit, and their six-year-old son, Brooks. The farm milks 500 cows across five breeds, with the Holstein herd receiving the Herd of Excellence award in 2023. Maier is passionate about the Milking Shorthorn breed, achieving significant recognition at the World Dairy Expo. Lazy M Farm was named Premier Breeder at the International Milking Shorthorn Show, winning Junior Champion and Reserve Grand Champion accolades in 2014 and 2015. In 2023, they secured 17 nominations in the All-American Milking Shorthorn contest. Maier collaborates with Kurt Wolf on Ayrshire cattle, leading to numerous All-American nominees under the Old-N-Lazy prefix and several Premier Breeder honors at the International Ayrshire Show at the World Dairy Expo.

INTERNATIONAL RED & WHITE SHOW – ADAM HODGINS, KINCARDINE, ONTARIO, CANADA

Adam Hodgins, from Kincardine, Ontario, Canada, manages Hodglynn Holsteins with his wife Jess and their five children. Their 350-acre farm houses 60 milking Holsteins, focusing on breeding for high type and production, and collaborates with leading cow families in the industry. Hodgins has been successful with many All-Canadian and All-American nominees, such as Blondin Unstopabull Maple and Hilrose Moovin Adelina. He mentors local youth through 4-H groups and advocates for the dairy industry and the showring. Hodgins was an associate at the Quebec Supreme Show in 2023 and the International Red & White Show at the World Dairy Expo in 2011 & 2024.

The World Dairy Expo, a key event in the global dairy industry, takes place in Madison, Wisconsin, from September 30 to October 3. This 58th edition will feature cutting-edge dairy innovations, educational seminars, and a premier cattle show.

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Is Erbacers Snapple Shakira One of the Greatest Show Cows of All Time?

Uncover why Erbacres Snapple Shakira stands among the top dairy show cows of all time. What makes her excel in the competitive dairy arena?

From the moment she steps into the arena, Erbacers Snapple Shakira captivates the audience with her extraordinary presence, embodying a level of grace and beauty that seems almost otherworldly. Her fame transcends the typical bounds of a dairy cow. Propelled to stardom through viral photos and videos, but what genuinely elevates a dairy cow to greatness? Is it her physical perfection, her show ring accomplishments, or the way she commands the show ring with an aura of triumph? Join us as we explore what sets Shakira apart in her quest for greatness, focusing on the unique attributes that have made her a significant figure in the dairy industry. 

Ancestral Glory: The Pedigree Perfection of Erbacres Snapple Shakira

Born of the finest lineage, Shakira is more than just a name in the world of Holstein dairy cows; she is a living embodiment of pedigree perfection turning into reality. This remarkable cow carries the legacy of her ancestors with a quiet dignity that commands respect.  Her sire, GS Alliance O Kaliber, hails from one of the most outstanding European show cows of all time, O’Kalibra, renowned for her flawless conformation. This lineage sets a high bar for excellence, but Shakira’s genetic portfolio doesn’t stop there.  (Read more: DECRAUSAZ IRON O’KALIBRA: Simply the Best)

Decrausaz Iron O’Kalibra

On her maternal side, Shakira’s dam, Ms. Apple Snapple Red, brings the legendary influence of the Apple lineage, which is well-known for producing champions with impressive stature and exceptional dairy strength. This powerful combination of genetic traits bestows Shakira not just a desirable bloodline but the physical manifestation of her heritage’s best qualities. Her frame, dairy character, and impeccable composure on the show floor make her a once-in-a-lifetime cow that is a testament to what can be crafted through thoughtful and deliberate breeding.  (Read more: KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET – Everything and more)

KHW Regiment Apple-Red

This blend of genetic excellence is genuinely awe-inspiring, highlighting the intricate dance between nature and nurture that results in such an extraordinary creature. Whether gracefully gliding across the showring or standing stately amongst her peers, Shakira’s presence is a vivid reminder of the heights that can be achieved through careful breeding and passionate stewardship. (Read more – Erbacres Snapple Shakira – The New International Superstar)

The Architectural Marvel: Shakira’s Triumph of Form and Function

Erbacres Snapple Shakira is a paragon of dairy excellence, her silhouette balancing strength and elegance. Her robust frame speaks of unparalleled dairy strength, with a neck flowing seamlessly into broad shoulders and wide, spring fore ribs, creating a front end of grandeur and a spacious, angular midsection. 

Shakira boasts a long and lean yet wide rump, providing ideal support for her udder, a marvel of silk texture, shallowness, and unmatched capacity. Her fore udder attachment is exemplary, offering long and robust support, ensuring productivity and longevity. 

Her legs reflect her elite status. They are crafted for strength and grace with angularity and correctness, enabling her fluid motion. These traits are not merely aesthetic; they exemplify functionality and efficiency in dairy production. Shakira’s dairy strength, udder quality, and anatomical precision place her in a league of her own, inspiring awe and admiration.

Dairy Dynasties: Shakira’s Ascent to Legendary

In the elite arena of dairy excellence, Shakira stakes her claim as a titan, poised alongside the greats. Her stature in the pantheon of Holstein legends is due to her aesthetic superiority and the dynamic performance metrics she embodies. When evaluating dairy cows’ crème de la crème, two main criteria must be considered: phenotypic perfection and competitive track record. 

Shakira’s transcendent beauty and structural fortitude earn her a place in the top four all-time, rivaling titans like Thurlane James RoseRainyridge Tony Beauty, and Brookview Tony Charity. With her 2 World Dairy Expo Grand Championships, 2 Royal Winter Fair Grand Championships, and an HM at each, Shakira surpasses the likes of Acme Star Lily, RF Goldwyn Hailey, and Harvue Roy Frosty. She achieves this based on her grand appearance and ability to rise to the occasion against the prolific competition.  (Read more:  The 8 Greatest North American Show Cows of All-Time)

Furthermore, Shakira’s journey is marked by a unique narrative of overcoming adversity, which did not deter her pursuit of excellence. This tenacity, paired with her extraordinary attributes, cements her status as a dairy icon capable of outshining many, including prestigious figures that precede her.  

Shakira’s Odyssey: Navigating the Modern Showring Gauntlet

In the dynamic and often unpredictable world of dairy show competitions, Erbacres Snapple Shakira has encountered unique challenges that have colored her quest for historical greatness. The increased parity in today’s competitive landscape presents a significant hurdle. Unlike the legends of bygone eras, where fewer extraordinary competitors dominated the field, Shakira finds herself in an arena where excellence is abundant and the margin for error is razor-thin. Her resilience and adaptability in the face of these challenges are truly inspiring. 

Gone are when a single cow could quickly sweep the Champion titles on reputation alone. Each show presents a battleground of near-equal adversaries prepared to seize the top spot. This heightened competition demands perfection in performance at each show, leaving little room for consistency. 

Shakira was Grand Champion at all the Canadian Shows held during the COVID Lockdowns

The specter of COVID-19 further complicated Shakira’s ascent to legendary status, mirroring the plight faced by the iconic James Rose during the mad cow outbreak. Just as health crises curtailed James Rose’s opportunities, limiting her appearances at pivotal shows, Shakira, too, was robbed of a year of triumphant showcases due to pandemic-related cancellations. Like her predecessors, such disruptions postponed her glory and altered the trajectory of her competitive journey. 

As Shakira navigates these contemporary challenges, she exemplifies resilience and adaptability, much like the icons who paved the way before her. Her pursuit of excellence in the face of adversity is a source of inspiration, reminding us that true legends are forged in moments of victory and their unwavering dedication to rise above the trials of their time.

The Bottom Line

Shakira stands as a paragon of excellence in the dairy world, and her achievements are a testament to her remarkable genetic lineage and the impeccable harmony of her physical attributes. Her journey, marked by challenges and triumphs, reflects the evolving landscape of contemporary dairy exhibitions. Shakira’s pursuit of excellence is a compelling narrative from her charismatic presence at the World Dairy Expo or The Royal to her near-mythical reputation among breeders and judges. Despite circumstances like heightened competition and global disruptions, her determination to rise above these challenges has etched her legacy in the annals of dairy history, surpassing many while finding kinship with the legendary icons of the past. 

As we look to the future of dairy competitions, we must ponder: What defines a legendary dairy cow today? Is it the pedigree, the performance, or the perception cultivated within the dairy industry’s ever-evolving landscape? The answer may hold the key to shaping the next era of dairy champions, whose triumphs will redefine greatness for future generations, primarily influenced by the journey and achievements of cows like Shakira.

Key Takeaways:

  • Erbacres Snapple Shakira is a living embodiment of genetic excellence, representing the pinnacle of Holstein breeding.
  • Her lineage combines the best traits of her acclaimed sire GS Alliance O Kaliber and dam Ms. Apple Snapple Red.
  • Shakira’s impressive form is characterized by a perfect blend of solid features and dairy strength, emphasizing her genetic superiority.
  • She ranks among the top five most excellent cows of all time, reflecting her remarkable achievements in dairy show competitions.
  • The competitive nature of modern-day showrooms makes it difficult for cows to achieve legendary status, yet Shakira has managed to stand out.
  • Shakira’s career faced challenges from external factors like the COVID-19 pandemic, which impacted her potential grand championships.
  • Her journey through the showring highlights the increased parity and extremity of competition in today’s dairy industry.

Summary:

Is Erbacres Snapple Shakira an epitome of greatness in the dairy world? She has set a benchmark for Holstein dairy cows with her flawless pedigree, physical perfection, and competitive accolades. Shakira is more than a mere show cow; she embodies genetic excellence and poise that put her in the League of Legends. However, she faced unprecedented challenges and competition in the show ring; her elegance and consistency point to an undeniable destiny of greatness. Her viral presence at the World Dairy Expo showcased her top lineage, combining GS Alliance O Kaliber and Ms. Apple Snapple Red, her pinnacle of dairy conformation with wide ribs and a perfect udder, ranking her among all-time greats, comparable to legends like Thrulane James Rose. As a symbol of pedigree perfection, Shakira merges strength and elegance in her robust frame and fluid motion, affirming her place as a titan of dairy excellence.

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Joel Phoenix Shines as 2024 Curtis Clark Achievement Award Winner

Learn how Joel Phoenix was awarded the 2024 Curtis Clark Achievement Award winner. What makes him a leader in this field?

dairy farmer, Joel Phoenix, Dappleview Holsteins, Curtis Clark Achievement Award, Canadian dairy exhibitors, dairy cattle fitter, show animals, All-Canadian show cows, dairy exhibition landscape, Alberta Holstein Association

At the heart of Toronto’s grand spectacle, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, a resounding moment, captured the essence of dedication and excellence. From the illustrious Dappleview Holsteins, Joel Phoenix clinched the 2024 Curtis Clark Achievement Award—a recognition of talent and enduring commitment to the dairy industry. This award is prestigious among Canadian dairy exhibitors, celebrating those who embody the spirit of ability, sportsmanship, and unwavering dedication. Why does this accolade resonate so profoundly within the dairy farming community? Perhaps it challenges us to reflect on what it truly means to excel in this field. Is it merely about achieving top-quality show animals, or does it dive deeper into the ethos of agricultural passion and innovation? Let us delve into the unique achievements of Joel Phoenix and consider the broader implications for excellence in every corner of dairy farming. 

From Humble Beginnings to Global Recognition: Joel Phoenix’s Ascendant Path in Dairy Excellence

Joel Phoenix’s journey in the dairy industry is a testament to unwavering dedication and inspiration. His roots in this field were firmly planted in his early days as a 4-H member, where he showcased his potential by emerging as the Champion Showman at the Scotiabank Hays Classic in 2000. This accolade marked the beginning of his illustrious career in dairy cattle exhibition, a journey that continues to inspire others in the industry. 

Joel’s professional journey as a dairy cattle fitter propelled him onto the global stage, where his expertise and talent became widely recognized. Over his 15-year career, Joel not only honed his skills working with renowned animals but also played a significant role in fostering the development of other farms and exhibitors. His commitment to promoting industry excellence and his knack for spotting and nurturing top-tier show animals have only strengthened his reputation as a cornerstone of the dairy community, offering support and encouragement to others in the industry. 

A staunch advocate for others in the industry, Joel has encouraged various farms to showcase their animals. His support often extends beyond mere words, taking practical shape as he includes these animals in his showstring and offers hands-on assistance to exhibitors, thus uplifting the entire dairy exhibition landscape.

Mastery Beyond the Ring: How Joel Phoenix Shapes Champions and Defines Standards

Joel Phoenix has an unparalleled knack for identifying and nurturing top-tier show animals. This skill sets him apart in the dairy industry. His ability to spot potential has led to the success of numerous renowned show cows on the international stage, with many attaining coveted All-Canadian and All-American statuses. Among the many remarkable animals he has worked with are Robrook Goldwyn Cameron and Lovhill Goldwyn Katrysha, who represent the excellence that Phoenix consistently brings to the forefront. His eye for quality and an unerring sense for marketing and exhibiting have propelled these animals into the limelight and garnered accolades for him and his partners. 

Beyond his prowess in the exhibition ring, Phoenix’s impact extends to his esteemed Official Holstein Canada Judge role, where his expertise resonates across borders. Having judged prestigious events throughout Canada, the United States, Australia, and Mexico, Phoenix’s influence is far-reaching. His international experience underscores the global trust in his discerning judgment, further solidifying his status as a leading figure in dairy excellence, a fact that brings pride and respect to the entire dairy community.

The Phoenix Legacy: A Fusion of Dairy Prowess and Equestrian Excellence

At the heart of Joel Phoenix’s endeavors lies a profound family commitment to the agricultural and equestrian realms. Joel, alongside his wife, Jessica—a distinguished three-time Olympian and stalwart member of the Canadian Equestrian team—has cultivated a legacy that merges two venerable traditions: dairy excellence and equestrian mastery. Their shared passion and the support of their family members manifest strongly at Phoenix Equestrian & Holsteins, whose ventures encompass various agricultural and equestrian pursuits. 

Situated on a sprawling 100-acre farm, this multifaceted enterprise is a testament to their dedication and expertise. Focusing on breeding and merchandising elite show animals; they continue to set benchmarks in the dairy industry by producing high-caliber genetics. Furthermore, the farm’s operations extend beyond Holstein cattle to embrace a 50-cow beef herd, complemented by 75 yearlings that benefit from pasture feeding and finishing. Adding to this diverse agricultural repertoire, they engage in a thriving hay sales business. 

Their talents also shine in equestrian sports. Jessica’s illustrious career and profound insight into equine care and sportsmanship influence the Phoenix family’s equestrian training facility, a hub for aspiring athletes. By intertwining these pursuits, the Phoenix family not only upholds a tradition of excellence but also nurtures the next generation in dairy farming and equestrian prowess. This unique blend of skills and experiences has not only enriched the Phoenix family’s life but also brought a fresh perspective to the dairy industry, inspiring new approaches and fostering a culture of innovation.

Curtis Clark Achievement Award: Honoring Excellence and Integrity in Canadian Dairy 

The Curtis Clark Achievement Award is a prestigious beacon in the Canadian dairy industry. Established in 1988 by the Alberta Holstein Association, it commemorates the late Curtis Clark of Acme Holsteins, an esteemed dairy breeder and exhibitor known for his commitment to excellence and integrity. The award’s essence lies in its tribute to individuals who demonstrate exceptional skill in exhibiting dairy cattle and epitomize the values of sportsmanship, dedication, and leadership vital to nurturing and advancing the agricultural community. 

This accolade is more than a testament to technical ability; it celebrates a holistic contribution to the industry, acknowledging those who have fostered camaraderie, shared knowledge, and inspired future generations. Joel Phoenix’s 2024 receipt of the award underscores his unwavering passion and influence in the sector. Phoenix personifies the award’s ideals with a career pathway that has seen him shape, present, and judge elite livestock on a global stage. His journey reflects a tireless commitment to nurturing not just championship-level animals but also cultivating an ethos of collaboration and excellence. By doing so, he not only honors himself but also perpetuates the legacy of Curtis Clark through every meticulously prepared show-ring appearance.

The Bottom Line

Joel Phoenix’s recognition with the 2024 Curtis Clark Achievement Award underscores the potential impact of combining dedication, skill, and innovation in the dairy industry. His journey from a 4-H champion to a global influencer in dairy cattle exhibition while balancing equestrian excellence with dairy production highlights the untapped potential within agriculture. For dairy farmers and industry professionals, Phoenix’s story prompts a vital question: How can his example inspire you to cultivate your practices, ultimately driving breakthroughs that redefine excellence in the industry?

Key Takeaways:

  • Joel Phoenix, recognized for his dedication and talent, wins the prestigious 2024 Curtis Clark Achievement Award.
  • Phoenix’s journey from 4-H Champion Showman to an esteemed dairy cattle professional highlights his commitment to the industry.
  • His global experience as a cattle fitter and judge showcases his comprehensive expertise and influence in the dairy sector.
  • Joel Phoenix and his wife, Jessica, a renowned equestrian, manage a diverse farm operation focusing on elite livestock breeding.
  • The Curtis Clark Award emphasizes excellence, integrity, and support for breed activities among Canadian dairy cattle exhibitors.

Summary:

Joel Phoenix’s journey to earning the esteemed 2024 Curtis Clark Achievement Award stands as a testament to dedication, precision, and passion within the dairy industry. Recognized for his professionalism and sportsmanship, Phoenix’s story is steeped in a rich legacy of agricultural excellence. Hailing from Ontario’s reputable Phoenix family, his early years in 4-H laid the groundwork for an illustrious career that would see him pivot from a champion showman to an internationally respected dairy cattle fitter and judge. With honed skills working with renowned animals, Phoenix has not only elevated himself but also inspired numerous farms to showcase their animals on prestigious platforms, offering hands-on assistance to exhibitors along the way. Alongside his wife Jessica, Phoenix continues to contribute to the industry’s future from their thriving farm and equestrian training facility. The 2024 receipt of the award underscores his vast influence and unwavering commitment to quality and community in the competitive dairy sector.

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The Royal Winter Fair 2024 – Jersey

Judge Jeff Sales

NTENSE JOEL DELPHIE ET
Senior Champion
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
WEEKSDALE/HI-CALIBER/ROCK ALLEN/F&D BORBA, BREADALBANE, PE

NTENSE JOEL DELPHIE ET
Grand Champion
The Royal – Jersey Show 2024
WEEKSDALE/HI-CALIBER/ROCK ALLEN/F&D BORBA, BREADALBANE, PE

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LEACHLAND VIDEO MOCHA K
Intermediate Champion
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
WEEKSDALE HOLSTEINS, BREADALBANE, PE
LEACHLAND VIDEO MOCHA K Intermediate Champion The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 WEEKSDALE HOLSTEINS, BREADALBANE, PE

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PERENNIAL GETAWAY FROSTY
Junior Champion
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
PERENNIAL GETAWAY FROSTY
Junior Champion
The Royal – Jersey Show 2024
CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON

Summer Calf

EMERHILL PV ACCESS VULGAR
1st Place Summer Calf
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
EMERHILL JERSEYS & PROSPECT VALLEY, NORWOOD, ON
EMERHILL PV ACCESS VULGAR 1st Place Summer Calf The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 EMERHILL JERSEYS & PROSPECT VALLEY, NORWOOD, ON

Born after June 1st, 2024 

  1. EMERHILL PV ACCESS VULGAR, JECANF14492232
    Best Bred & Owned
    EMERHILL JERSEYS & PROSPECT VALLEY, NORWOOD, ON
  2. MAKER AVONLEA CHIP HAPPENS, JECANF15022229
    KERRY ALEXANDER & AVONLEA GENETICS INC, ROCKWOOD, ON
  3. ROGGUA MR BRIGHT JEANY, JECANF121736787
    FERME ROGGUA ENR, STANSTEAD, QC
  4. LIBERTY GEN NS VIDEO VANNA, JECANF15047511
    LIBERTY GENETICS & NORTH STAR FARM, KEMPTVILLE, ON
  5. DRENTEX GETAWAY CHANEL, JECANF121736793
    FERME ROGGUA ENR AND MICHAEL & MONIQUE BOLS, STANSTEAD, QC
  6. HOLLYLANE WEBCAM TYNE, JECANF15079045
    HOLLYLANE JERSEYS, CORBYVILLE, ON
  7. RJF CHANCE’S VODKA, JECANF40011138
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  8. HICKORY ACRES KABOOM VICTORIOUS, JECANF14720118
    HICKORY ACRES FARMS, GANANOQUE, ON
  9. RJF CHOCOCHIP COOKIE, JECANF40011133
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  10. VERONA CLASSIC SWEET, JECANF121624001
    MARYSE, MARIE-EVE & MARTIN VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC
  11. VERONA CC COCKTAIL, JECANF121624002
    MARYSE, MARIE-EVE & MARTIN VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC
  12. GOLDEN ASKN ENUFF, JECANF15011357
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  13. VERONA CLASSIC FOOTLOOSE, JECANF121624003
    MARYSE, MARIE-EVE & MARTIN VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC

Female Junior Calf

BURNTWOOD JOEL JOSIE ET, JE840F3270374549
1st Place Spring Calf 
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
EMERHILL JERSEYS & PROSPECT VALLEY, NORWOOD, ON
BURNTWOOD JOEL JOSIE ET, JE840F3270374549 1st Place Spring Calf The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 EMERHILL JERSEYS & PROSPECT VALLEY, NORWOOD, ON

Born between March 1st, 2024 and May 31st, 2024 

  1. BURNTWOOD JOEL JOSIE ET, JE840F3270374549
    JACOB & CONNOR & MADISON & EMROY SMITHGALL, PERRY,NY, USA
  2. HEAVENLY TREASURE TRAIL, JECANF15149401
    Best Bred & Owned
    PETER LEACH, CLARKVALLEY & HEAVENLY GENETICS, WOODVILLE, ON
  3. EDGELEA GLENHOLME VICTORIOUS VALKYRIE, JECANF14221009
    CAROL RUTA & JOEL BAGG, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  4. FOUR HILLS COLTON BOMB POP ET, JE840F3283517005
    ISSAC FOLTS, DESIRAE HILLEGASS, CAMERON GARCIA, NORTH COLLINS, NY, USA
  5. MM JOEL REBEL ET, JE840F3285512966
    MELISSA SPRECHER, KAIT, DYLAN & CAMERON CORBETT, FOND DU LAC, WI, USA
  6. RIVIEW CHOCOCHIP SAPPHIRE ET, JECANF14158770
    RIVIEW JERSEYS, CARP, ON
  7. MAKER GENTRY HOLLIE, JECANF14920128
    MAKER FARMS INC & LORNE ELLA, ROCKWOOD, ON
  8. PAULLOR PREMIER SWEETNESS, JECANF14831296
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  9. RIVIEW CHOCOCHIP SARADEAN ET, JECANF14158769
    RIVIEW JERSEYS, CARP, ON
  10. MAKER GAMECHANGER OAKLEE, JECANF14920129
    MAKER FARMS INC, ROCKWOOD, ON
  11. DRENTEX VICTORIOUS BABY BEAUTY, JECANF14234139
    MICHAEL & MONIQUE BOLS, RUSSELL, ON
  12. VERONA CC FLASHDANCE, JECANF121624000
    MARYSE, MARIE-EVE & MARTIN VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC
  13. KAWARTHA VICTORIOUS BRYNN, JECANF14654468
    KAWARTHA JERSEYS & WEEKSDALE HOLSTEINS, REABORO, ON
  14. MIXIN MOOS KNOX ELSA ET, JECANF14531498
    JENNA ELLIOTT, CORUNNA, ON
  15. AVONLEA KR KENNEBEC ET, JECANF15022219
    1st 4H – Jersey
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  16. DRENTEX VELOCITY SPICE, JECANF14234140
    MICHAEL & MONIQUE BOLS, RUSSELL, ON
  17. TENSLOTTE LOADED WITH CASH, JECANF14894898
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  18. SPRING VIEW ACC KARINA, JECANF14894055
    PAUL & KIMBERLY HYATT, MILVERTON, ON
  19. BUTLERVIEW COLTON PATIENCE, JE840F3280656213
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  20. KENNEBEC BOOMERANG LOOK AT ME, JECANF121609782
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, ST-THEOPHILE, QC
  21. DU SILLON CHALUKA A MANDOLINE, JECANF121660478
    FERME HÂTÉE, RIMOUSKI, QC
  22. CHARLYN VIDEO SPECIAL, JECANF15080957
    2nd 4H – Jersey
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON

Female, Intermediate Calf

SHADY LANE VIDEO MARMALADE
1st Place Intermediate Calf
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
RACHEL TAMLIN, WOODVILLE, ON
SHADY LANE VIDEO MARMALADE 1st Place Intermediate Calf The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 RACHEL TAMLIN, WOODVILLE, ON

Born between December 1st, 2023 and February 29th, 2024 

  1. SHADY LANE VIDEO MARMALADE, JECANF14982476
    1st 4H – Jersey
    RACHEL TAMLIN, WOODVILLE, ON
  2. GOLDEN B STELLAR, JECANF14661974
    Best Bred & Owned
    2nd 4H – Jersey
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  3. SIGNATURE VICTORIOUS ALIBI, JECANF14439851
    MIKE FARLINGER, MORRISBURG, ON
  4. GLENHOLME FALLEN ANGEL, JECANF14602448
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  5. VELTHUIS VICTORIOUS EXCEPTION ET, JECANF14860234
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD & DAN HOVDEN, OSGOODE, ON
  6. KNONAUDALE CHIPS LOVE SHACK ET, JECANF14594025
    MIKE SLEEGERS, BELMONT, ON
  7. VERONA CC VERSACE, JECANF121623999
    TEAM LEMAY/VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC
  8. CHARLYN PERENNIAL GET NOISY, JECANF14718499
    3rd 4H – Jersey
    CHARLYN JERSEYS & BRYAN WELDRICK, WARWICK TWP, ON
  9. BOBMUR CHIP AGGIE, JECANF14652035
    BOBMUR FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  10. BESLEA KINGSDALE DARK CHOCOLATE ET, JECANF14907689
    4th 4H – Jersey
    REBECCA ABRAMS & HICKORY ACRES, GANANOQUE, ON
  11. MAKER R VICTORIA, JECANF14920117
    MAKER FARMS INC & LORNE ELLA, ROCKWOOD, ON
  12. DRENTEX VICTORIOUS CRYSTAL, JECANF14234133
    MICHAEL & MONIQUE BOLS, RUSSELL, ON
  13. EDGELEA FRANK ROXANNA, JECANF14221007
    JOEL BAGG, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  14. PIERSTEIN VICTORIOUS OLIVIA ET, JECANF121151665
    5th 4H – Jersey
    FERME PIERRE BOULET INC, MONTMAGNY, QC
  15. RJF CHOCOCHIP JASMINE -P, JECANF40011115
    6th 4H – Jersey
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  16. HOLLYLANE ESCORT AT BROWNSONLEA, JECANF14763946
    7th 4H – Jersey
    ALEXANE ET ALAIN GARON, ST-DENIS, QC
  17. KAWARTHA CC JOSIE, JECANF14654455
    KAWARTHA JERSEYS, REABORO, ON
  18. CIBOULETTE TOBEFAMOUS GABY, JECANF121582534
    FERME CIBOULETTE INC, ST-PIERRE-DE-LAMY, QC
  19. TENSLOTTE BOOMERANG SHOOTER, JECANF14894894
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  20. HICKORY ACRES ALLEGRA CONTOUR, JECANF14720105
    8th 4H – Jersey
    HICKORY ACRES FARMS, GANANOQUE, ON
  21. PIERSTEIN VICTORIOUS ADELLE, JECANF121675917
    FERME ROBERT BILODEAU & FERME SS KENNEBEC, ST-THEOPHILE, QC
  22. LOTHMANN VICTORIOUS LENA, JECANF14710275
    MARKUS & BRENDA LOTHMANN, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  23. VERONA VIP SATURDAY NIGHT ET, JECANF121623998
    MARYSE, MARIE-EVE & MARTIN VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC
  24. BESLEA V I P KRINGLE ET, JECANF14907680
    ANNE BARON LASALLE & FERME BERICLO INC, SAINT-JEAN-PORT-JOLI, QC

Female, Senior Calf

OAKRIVER VICTORIOUS BILLIE JEAN
1st Place Senior Calf
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
OAKRIVER VICTORIOUS BILLIE JEAN 1st Place Senior Calf The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON

Born between September 1st, 2023 and November 30th, 2023 

  1. OAKRIVER VICTORIOUS BILLIE JEAN, JECANF121448987
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  2. BOBMUR CHIP SANGRIA, JECANF14652031
    Best Bred & Owned
    BOBMUR FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  3. PACIFIC CREST JORDAN SNEAKERS, JECANF14534661
    MIKE PODSCHADLY & BRENT ROCHA, ARMSTRONG, BC
  4. PERENNIAL MAVERICK KASS, JECANF14660131
    SANDY MACGILLIVARY, STRATHROY, ON
  5. GLENHOLME FRANK’S TEMPERAMENT, JECANF14602443
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  6. VIERRA VIDEO STAR ET, JE840F3269949190
    JM VALLEY, AMQUI, QC
  7. PAULLYN GETAWAY BRINA, JECANF14733821
    JEFF STEPHENS & CRANHOLME, TROY, ON
  8. RJF JORDAN CHEERFUL, JECANF40011104
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  9. RAPID BAY DOWNTOWN GENEVA, JECANF121542304
    MIKE BOLS & JOEL BAGG, RUSSELL, ON
  10. MAKER GENTRY AURORA ET, JECANF14700083
    MAKER FARMS INC & LORNE ELLA, ROCKWOOD, ON
  11. HOMERIDGE WEBCAM BUTTONS 2, JECANF121342548
    1st 4H – Jersey
    VERENAHOLME & DAYBREAK FARM, CRYSLER, ON
  12. MIXIN MOOS GETAWAY EMMA ET, JECANF14531490
    2nd 4H – Jersey
    JENNA ELLIOTT, CORUNNA, ON
  13. WOODMOHR REV DIANNA ET, JEUSAF175036015
    3rd 4H – Jersey
    DANI KARN, WOOSTOCK, ON
  14. ALEXVALE CC GONNA BE GOOD, JECANF14668856
    TY-D HOLSTEINS & T&L CATTLE, CAP SANTE, QC
  15. CADILLAC FERDINAND GALETTE, JE840F3269962135
    BENNINGTON JERSEYS AND PETER HAWKES JR, CENTRAL SQ, NY, USA
  16. ALEXVALE CC GOGO GIZMO, JECANF14668857
    JAMES ALEXANDER/GRACE BECKETT/BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, ROCKWOOD, ON
  17. KAWARTHA CANADIAN JAYLA, JECANF14654447
    4th 4H – Jersey
    MAKER FARMS INC & VANESSA BIRT, ROCKWOOD, ON
  18. LOOKOUT GOING FOR IT, JECANF121605061
    LOOKOUT JERSEYS/DAVID & DEBBIE RINK, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  19. ELEGANCE CHOCOCHIP PRETTY, JECANF121533985
    D. FOSSAERT/MARIE-CLAIRE GIROD/FERME ELEGANCE, ST-GERVAIS DE BELLECHASSE, QC
  20. GALAXY RIVER SONG, JECANF14843896
    COLEYUILL,MORASTAR,LUCNORMAND&V. LALLIER-BEAUDOIN, STE-HELENE DE KAMOURASKA, QC
  21. AVONLEA BW KEEP DANCING ET, JECANF14883480
    5th 4H – Jersey
    VIVIAN FORBES, SARNIA, ON
  22. HICKORY ACRES JORDAN ALYA ET, JECANF14720097
    6th 4H – Jersey
    HICKORY ACRES FARMS, GANANOQUE, ON
  23. GOLDEN B MUDPIE, JECANF14661962
    7th 4H – Jersey
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  24. SPRING VIEW VELOCITY FELICITY, JECANF14396103
    8th 4H – Jersey
    PAUL & KIMBERLY HYATT, MILVERTON, ON
  25. ELEGANCE TOBEFAMOUS PORTO, JECANF121533979
    FERME BARD INC., SAINTE-ANNE-DE-LA-POCATIÈRE, QC
  26. HOMETOWN VALUABLE ECLIPSE, JECANF14721968
    9th 4H – Jersey
    NEIL & MELANIE HUNTER, HARROWSMITH, ON
  27. LENCREST VIRTUOSO BRIE, JECANF121411087
    10th 4H – Jersey
    SARAH VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  28. VIERRA JOEL SUNSET ET, JE840F3269949138
    11th 4H – Jersey
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE
  29. CHALUKA PREMIER MIGNONNE ET, JECANF121565790
    FERME CHAREST (2001) INC, ST-ALEXANDRE, QC
  30. LOOKOUT JOEL DANCE WITH ME ET, JECANF121605074
    JPFARM \JEAN-PHILIPPE DAUNAIS, LAPRAIRIE, QC
  31. HILL VIEW THOR SNICKERDOODLE, JECANF14862910
    12th 4H – Jersey
    MICHAEL & TESSA DWYRE, ELGIN, ON
  32. KAYMANOR DTB GLIMMER ET, JECANF14805131
    13th 4H – Jersey
    MUSQIE VALLEY FARMS LTD AND WEEKS HOLSTEINS, MIDDLE MUSQUODOBOIT, NS

Female, Summer Yearling

EDGELEA QUALITY KID ROCK PANDEMONIUM
1st Place Summer Yearling
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
QUALITY HOLSTEIN & JOEL BAGG, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
EDGELEA QUALITY KID ROCK PANDEMONIUM
1st Place Summer Yearling
The Royal – Jersey Show 2024
QUALITY HOLSTEIN & JOEL BAGG, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON


Born between June 1st, 2023 and August 31st, 2023 

  1. EDGELEA QUALITY KID ROCK PANDEMONIUM, JECANF14199165
    Best Bred & Owned
    QUALITY HOLSTEIN & JOEL BAGG, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  2. GOLDEN G A KABOOM, JECANF14661955
    BARRY G LITTLE, MARKHAM, ON
  3. MIXIN MOOS VICTORIOUS AGGIE, JECANF14531487
    RALPH & BETTE ELLIOTT, CORUNNA, ON
  4. CHARLYN PERENNIAL CHOCOCHIP NIP, JECANF14718484
    CHARLYN JERSEYS & BRYAN WELDRICK, WARWICK TWP, ON
  5. UNDERGROUND-FOLTS NARASHAS NARF, JE840F3268714579
    ISAAC FOLTS, JANNALEE COLEMAN, VALLEY JEM, NORTH COLLINS, NY, USA
  6. LOTHMANN VIC LARISSA, JECANF14710264
    MARKUS & BRENDA LOTHMANN, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  7. RIVIEW FRANK SRIRACHA ET, JECANF14158745
    RIVIEW JERSEYS, CARP, ON
  8. GLENHOLME NUANCE TEXAS-WES, JECANF14602422
    GLENHOLME JERSEY INC & WESWIN HOLSTEINS, TAVISTOCK, ON
  9. AVONLEA KOOLWHIP AT BURNTWOOD ET, JECANF14750757
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC & EDWARD FACER, BRIGHTON, ON
  10. BRIDON ACC EXPERT ET, JECANF14769163
    BRIDGEVIEW FARM, BRANTFORD, ON
  11. BRIDON SS ISABEL, JECANF14769175
    ANDREW & ANNE BROMLEY & TANNER AND JOHANNA BROMLEY, WESTMEATH, ON
  12. PAULLOR JOYRIDE PORTIA, JECANF14502612
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  13. LOOKOUT V I P DILLY DALLY, JECANF14750762
    CYBIL FISHER & TRAILBLAZER JERSEYS, NORTH HATLEY, ON
  14. PERENNIAL GERONIMO KINKY, JECANF14660114
    BRYAN WELDRICK, TAVISTOCK, ON
  15. VERONA VIDEO FAMOUS ET, JECANF121305899
    MARYSE, MARIE-EVE & MARTIN VERONNEAU, TAVISTOCK, QC
  16. KENTVILLE ROCK VIVA LAS VEGAS, JECANF14541750
    KENTVILLE FARMS, MELANCTHON, ON
  17. PAULLYN GETWAY MADDIE, JECANF121525275
    JPFARM \JEAN-PHILIPPE DAUNAIS, LAPRAIRIE, QC
  18. BRIDON ACC ELAINE ET, JECANF14769164
    BRIDGEVIEW FARM, BRANTFORD, ON
  19. RJF VIRTUOSO MAPLE SYRUP, JECANF40011077
    ANNE BARON LASALLE & FERME BERICLO INC, SAINT-JEAN-PORT-JOLI, QC
  20. BESLEA CHEERS SIERRA, JECANF14456610
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, YARKER, ON
  21. MAKER EXCITATION SASSABEE, JECANF14700072
    MAKER FARMS INC, ROCKWOOD, ON
  22. BOBMUR CHIP ALLY, JECANF14652030
    BOBMUR FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  23. BESLEA VICTORIOUS GOTHIC, JECANF14456589
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, YARKER, ON
  24. JOSCLAUD VICTORIOUS LIGHTFIRE, JECANF121178213
    FERME MIBELSON INC ET LEONIE MICHON, LA PRÉSENTATION, QC
  25. FRANCREST CHOCOLATE TWO STEP, JECANF14502611
    FRANCREST FARMS, WINGHAM, ON
  26. KAROBERT FRANKSTYLE VIP ELZA, JECANF121305702
    FERME VERDELAIT INC, SAINTE-HÉNÉDINE, QC
  27. PERENNIAL VIRTUOSO VENETIAN, JECANF14660128
    PAUL & KIMBERLY HYATT, MILVERTON, ON
  28. JM VALLEY V I P KELLY, JECANF121115398
    MORASTAR JERSEY & COLE YUILL, STE-HELENE-DE-KAMAOURASKA, QC
  29. LONE PINE BOOMERANG TINA, JECANF14700073
    MAKER FARMS INC & EMMA MOULTON, ON
  30. GOLDEN C SPRITZ, JECANF14661959
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  31. KELLOG-BAY KID ROCK VENGEANCE-ET, JEUSAF67802480
    JOSEPH, THOMAS & CAROLINE ALLEN, VERGENNES, VT, USA
  32. RJF VIRTUOSO CLOVERBUD, JECANF40011082
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  33. PIERSTEIN ASKN ANGE, JECANF121303172
    FERME PIERRE BOULET INC, MONTMAGNY, QC

Female Junior Yearling

BRIDON ACC ELIMINATE E
1st Place Spring Yearling
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
J. ACKKLEY & JIM & VAL SPRENG, SHREVE, OHIO, USA
BRIDON ACC ELIMINATE E 1st Place Spring Yearling The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 J. ACKKLEY & JIM & VAL SPRENG, SHREVE, OHIO, USA

Born between March 1st, 2023 and May 31st, 2023 

  1. BRIDON ACC ELIMINATE ET, JECANF14179431
    J. ACKKLEY & JIM & VAL SPRENG, SHREVE, OHIO, USA
  2. SPATZ KIDROCK LEXI ET, JE840F3242692106
    HEAVENLY GENETICS & MB LUCKY LADY FARM, ALYMER, ON
  3. YARMSTEAD MAVERICK SURPRISE, JECANF121312493
    DOUBLE G FARMS, SHAWVILLE, QC
  4. MAKER SMOKESHOW VEVO, JECANF14700061
    MAKER FARMS INC & PATTY JONES, ROCKWOOD, ON
  5. BRI-LIN KID ROCK SHIVERS, JECANF14280939
    F&D BORBA/LOOKOUT/DAVID & DEBBIE RINK, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  6. PAULLOR CHOCOLATE JITTERBUG, JECANF14502602
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  7. GLENHOLME FAMOUS VALUATION, JECANF14602419
    MIKE SLEEGERS, BELMONT, ON
  8. LEACHLAND IRISH CREAM K, JECANF14378052
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  9. LOOKOUT GOT IT GOING ON, JECANF121386036
    LOOKOUT JERSEYS/ALEKSA GOVEDARICA/ALANA MCKINVEN, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  10. BESLEA FIZZ EVERLY, JECANF14456563
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, YARKER, ON
  11. VERONA V I P SONIA ET, JECANF121243892
    MARYSE,MARIE-EVE&MARTIN VERONNEAU & FERME LUGA, SAINTE-APOLLINAIRE, QC
  12. PAULLOR VICTORIOUS MAPLE, JECANF14502606
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  13. ROGGUA CANADIAN CLUB JUNGLE, JECANF121303617
    JPFARM \JEAN-PHILIPPE DAUNAIS, LAPRAIRIE, QC
  14. SPRUCE AVENUE VIDEO LUCY, JECANF14682758
    BARRY G LITTLE, MARKHAM, ON
  15. STANWOOD CHOCOCHIP VENUS, JECANF104705639
    EVAN STANLEY & WHITE OAKS CATTLE CO, NORWOOD, ON
  16. REJEBEL ANDREAS FORTUNE, JECANF121157764
    FERME REJEBEL INC, PRICE, QC
  17. REJEBEL MOONLIGHT ELLY, JECANF121157762
    FERME REJEBEL INC, PRICE, QC
  18. R-A COLTON VIGARO ET, JECANF14703103
    RIVERDOWN/ALLARWAY, METCALFE, ON
  19. SPRING VIEW JORDAN POLKA, JECANF14396083
    PAUL & KIMBERLY HYATT, MILVERTON, ON
  20. TENSLOTTE HONEYDEW SHAMROCK, JECANF14612792
    CHRIS & JENNIFER VERSTEEG, STANCHEL, PE

Female, Uncalved/dry Intermediate Yearling

PERENNIAL GETAWAY FROSTY 1st Place Unclaved Intermediate Yearling The Royal - Jersey Show 2024 CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
PERENNIAL GETAWAY FROSTY 1st Place Unclaved Intermediate Yearling The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON

Born between December 1st, 2022 and February 28th, 2023 

  1. PERENNIAL GETAWAY FROSTY ET, JECANF14660100
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  2. GLENEIL CC SPEECHLESS, JECANF14134714
    WEEKSDALE HOLSTEINS, BREADALBANE, PE
  3. KARNELLE VICTORIOUS CHEETO, JECANF14369020
    Best Bred & Owned
    DANI KARN, WOOSTOCK, ON
  4. DU SILLON KROCK COSMIC, JECANF121188037
    JM VALLEY, AMQUI, QC
  5. MORASTAR KIDROCK VICTORIA, JECANF121154905
    MAURANNE HEBERT, STE-HELENE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  6. EDGELEA KID ROCK ROSINA, JECANF14221001
    JOEL BAGG, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  7. REJEBEL BOOMERANG JULY, JECANF121157758
    FERME REJEBEL INC, PRICE, QC
  8. CEDARVILLA TEKASHI LOVEBUG, JECANF14749254
    RANDY & TARA BULLOCK, LAKEFIELD, ON

Female Milking Intermediate Yearling

AVONLEA KID ROCK BLING OF CF
Fall Yearling in Milk
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
AVONLEA GENETICS & CYBIL FISHER, BRIGHTON, ON
AVONLEA KID ROCK BLING OF CF Fall Yearling in Milk The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 AVONLEA GENETICS & CYBIL FISHER, BRIGHTON, ON

Born December 1st, 2022 to February 28th, 2023 

  1. AVONLEA KID ROCK BLING OF CF ET, JECANF14609006
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    AVONLEA GENETICS & CYBIL FISHER, BRIGHTON, ON
  2. KAYMANOR VICTORIOUS BUTTERGATE, JECANF14207319
    WEEKSDALE HOLSTEINS, BREADALBANE, PE
  3. PAULLOR ANDREAS ROMANTIC ET, JECANF14502596
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  4. KOZAK JOEL MASQUERADE, JECANF14529750
    KOZAK JERSEYS, NEW SAREPTA, AB
  5. ROGGUA ASKN ADVENTURE, JECANF121303605
    FERME ROGGUA ENR, STANSTEAD, QC
  6. ROGGUA R GARAY CHOCOCHIP VICTORY TW, JECANF121303610
    FERME ROGGUA ENR, STANSTEAD, QC
  7. OLORTINE BOOMERANG SUGAR, JECANF14524943
    L&D SHARPE AND A&J CUNNINGTON, ORTON, ON

Female, Milking Senior Yearling

GLENHOLME VANITY FAIR TW
Fall Yearling in Milk
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
GLENHOLME VANITY FAIR TW Fall Yearling in Milk The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON

Born between September 1st, 2022 and November 30th, 2022 

  1. GLENHOLME VANITY FAIR TW, JECANF14602395
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  2. EDGELEA VIP POST-IT NOTE, JECANF14220997
    JOEL BAGG, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  3. EMILOU AMERICA COLTON GOOSE, JECANF13262058
    MAKER FARMS INC, ROCKWOOD, ON
  4. GLENHOLME FRANTIC VIOLATION TW, JECANF14602394
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  5. HOMERIDGE CHANNING BEACONESS, JECANF120824839
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  6. GOLDEN VIP DRIBBLE, JECANF14462115
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  7. ROGGUA KID ROCK JUST ONE LOOK ET, JECANF121146388
    ANNE BARON LASALLE & FERME BERICLO INC, SAINT-JEAN-PORT-JOLI, QC
  8. VERJATIN VIP ELSANNE, JECANF121129522
    FERMEVERJATIN,LOUIS-PHILIPPEHUDON&VIRGINIEBILODEAU, ST-HENRI, QC
  9. ENNISKILLEN C CLUB SUZY 697, JECANF14265154
    ENNISKILLEN JERSEYS, ENNISKILLEN, ON
  10. LOTHMANN VICTORIOUS LYDIA, JECANF14350391
    MARKUS & BRENDA LOTHMANN, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  11. PAULLYN VICTORIOUS SWIRL, JECANF14533249
    QUALITY & BECKRIDGE, VAUGHAN, ON
  12. GOLDEN JOEL LORALYN ET, JECANF14661919
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  13. PAULLOR RIVAL JIFFY POP, JECANF14502582
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  14. ALLSTAR TEKASHI DAISY, JECANF121171996
    ALEXANE ET ALAIN GARON, ST-DENIS, QC
  15. RJF VIDEO BEACON, JECANF40011047
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  16. MAKER GENTRY CABOOSE, JECANF14478264
    MAKER FARMS INC, ROCKWOOD, ON
  17. HOBBY HILL REINAS RITA ET, JEUSAF174866631
    HOLLYLANE JERSEYS & HIDDEN CREEK FARMS, CORBYVILLE, ON

Female, Summer Junior. 2-Year Old

The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
Summer Junior Two Year Old
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Summer Junior Two Year Old


Born between June 1st, 2022 and August 31st, 2022 

  1. GLENHOLME VIDEO AUTHORITY, JECANF13991151
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  2. CHARLYN VIP VODKA, JECANF14376038
    CHARLYN JERSEYS & LEE SIMANTON, WARWICK TWP, ON
  3. PLEASANT NOOK JOEL A LA CARTE, JECANF14123776
    PLEASANT NOOK, J & P BLACK, CRACKHOLM HOLSTEINS, AYR, ON
  4. VERONA V I P SUPER GIRL ET, JECANF120819134
    TEAM LEMAY/VERONNEAU, LÉVIS, QC
  5. FRANCREST VICTORIOUS TEXAS ET, JECANF14502585
    CURTIS RUTA & ADRIAN FRANKEN, TAVISTOCK ON
  6. PLEASANT NOOK VIP DESPERATE MEASURES, JECANF14649251
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  7. AVONLEA CF BEA’S BELLA ET, JECANF14402313
    AVONLEA GENETICS & CYBIL FISHER, BRIGHTON, ON
  8. MAPLE-NOOK ROCK THE TOWN, JE840F3247317919
    LOOKOUT, FRANK & DIANE BORBA., DAVID JORDAN, BRAD CULLEN, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  9. ENNISKILLEN VICTORIOUS FANCY MAMIE 689, JECANF14265146
    ENNISKILLEN JERSEYS, ENNISKILLEN, ON
  10. GOLDEN VIP SUPREME, JECANF14462105
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  11. PAULLOR PREMIER PHANTOM, JECANF14502571
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  12. RJF WEBCAM BRISK, JECANF40011035
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON

Female, Junior. 2-Year Old

CHARLYN CERTIFIED VIA ROCKELLA
Junior Two Year Old
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
LORNE ELLA/S MACGILLIVARY/J&S KINGDON/CHARLYN, WARWICK TWP, ON
CHARLYN CERTIFIED VIA ROCKELLA Junior Two Year Old The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 LORNE ELLA/S MACGILLIVARY/J&S KINGDON/CHARLYN, WARWICK TWP, ON

Born between March 1st, 2022 and May 31st, 2022 

  1. CHARLYN CERTIFIED VIA ROCKELLA, JECANF14376030
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    LORNE ELLA/S MACGILLIVARY/J&S KINGDON/CHARLYN, WARWICK TWP, ON
  2. LOOKOUT IM DAZZLING, JECANF120926877
    BRISTOL CATTLE CO. & BRIDGERLAND & LOOKOUT, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  3. VERONA MALIC PRINCESS SOFIA ET, JECANF120819125
    AVONLEA GENETICS & PATTY JONES, BRIGHTON, ON
  4. RIVIEW VICTORIOUS STEALTH, JECANF14158686
    RIVIEW JERSEYS, CARP, ON
  5. PAULLOR DOWNTOWN NAKITA, JECANF13785445
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  6. L’ORMIERE GENTRY VIVIANE, JECANF120886340
    FERME PIERRE BOULET INC & CLARKVALLEY, MONTMAGNY, QC
  7. A&B VIP SWEET AND SOUR, JEUSAF174715186
    JOSEPH, THOMAS & CAROLIN ALLEN, VERGENNES, VT, USA
  8. LOOKOUT JOEL BEST APPLES, JECANF120926876
    LOOKOUT/FRANK & DIANE BORBA, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  9. PAULLOR ROMEO MONIQUE, JECANF13785449
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  10. RICKY BOBBYS PASSOA PARTY {4} ET, JE840F3252771924
    HOLLYLANE JERSEYS & RICK HESLINGA, CORBYVILLE, ON

Female, Senior. 2-Year Old

PAULLOR RE-ACTION VIVACIOUS
Senior Two Year Old
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PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
LEACHLAND VIDEO MOCHA K
Senior Two Year Old
The Royal – Jersey Show 2024
WEEKSDALE HOLSTEINS, BREADALBANE, PE

Born between September 1st, 2021 and February 28th, 2022 

  1. LEACHLAND VIDEO MOCHA K, JECANF13975180
    Best Udder
    WEEKSDALE HOLSTEINS, BREADALBANE, PE
  2. PINE HAVEN VICTORIOUS MAHINA, JECANF14118580
    GARDENVALE FARMS INC & OWEN STEWART, FRENCHFORT, PE
  3. MORASTAR BONTINO FLORA, JECANF120747423
    BRYNLEY DE JONG AND MARKUS DE JONG, DORCHESTER, WI, USA
  4. AVONLEA VIC TATER-TOT K, JECANF14224892
    Best Bred & Owned
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  5. KOCHSTAR FIZZ MAD OBSESSION, JE840F3217753413
    PIERRE BOULET, RODNEY HETTS & CLARKVALLEY, WOODVILLE, ON
  6. ELEGANCE WEBCAM PANAMA, JECANF120822818
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  7. RJF VIDEO MAGNET, JECANF40010997
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  8. GOLDEN HB LYNZI, JECANF14197813
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  9. PAULLOR RE-ACTION VIVACIOUS, JECANF13785425
    PAUL & LORRAINE FRANKEN, CLINTON, ON
  10. ALLSTAR RUFUS DIAMOND, JECANF120845509
    ALEXANE ET ALAIN GARON, ST-DENIS, QC

 Junior. 3-Year Old

SCOTTIERE DAXIA VICTORIOUS
1st Place Junior Three Year Old
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
FERME SELECT JERSEY ET FERME SCOTTIERE, SAINT ALPHONSE-DE-GRANBY, QC
SCOTTIERE DAXIA VICTORIOUS 1st Place Junior Three Year Old The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 FERME SELECT JERSEY ET FERME SCOTTIERE, SAINT ALPHONSE-DE-GRANBY, QC

Born between March 1st, 2021 and August 31st, 2021 

  1. SCOTTIERE DAXIA VICTORIOUS, JECANF120365170
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    FERME SELECT JERSEY ET FERME SCOTTIERE, SAINT ALPHONSE-DE-GRANBY, QC
  2. CHARLYN VIP SICILY, JECANF14152646
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON
  3. AVONLEA KEEP THE KISSES COMING, JECANF14022102
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  4. ENNISKILLEN REVIRESCO SUZY 641, JECANF13723569
    ENNISKILLEN JERSEYS, ENNISKILLEN, ON
  5. AVONLEA VIC KEEP KHLOE, JECANF14022104
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  6. CHARLYN COLTON SMOKEY ET, JECANF14152645
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON
  7. SIGNATURE COLTON ALLURE, JECANF13082807
    MIKE FARLINGER, MORRISBURG, ON
  8. EDGELEA VICTORIOUS PREMIUM, JECANF12916459
    PARALLEL/DANDYLAND HOLSTEINS/ALLYSON JANSE, WEST GARAFRAXA, ON
  9. HOMERIDGE MALIBU VIVIAN, JECANF120294240
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  10. GLENHOLME VIRAL APPLAUSE TW, JECANF13991114
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  11. RJF RUFUS STARLIGHT, JECANF40010958
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  12. WAYMAR VIRAL NOELLE, JECANF13687782
    KAYMANOR & MT ELGIN, ON
  13. AYRVALE JOYRIDE FRISKY, JECANF13931284
    GREG&HEATHER MOUNT/ PHILIP SULLIVAN/GOLDEN JERSEYS, ON
  14. ALLSTAR OLIVER TOUCHDOWN -P, JECANF120845494
    ALEXANE ET ALAIN GARON, ST-DENIS, QC
  15. RJF ROCKSTAR’S THUNDER ET, JECANF40010964
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON

Female, Senior 3-Year Old

PLEASANT NOOK APPLE DOUBLE D ET
1st place Senior Three Year Old
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
PLEASANT NOOK APPLE DOUBLE D ET
1st place Senior Three Year Old
The Royal – Jersey Show 2024
PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON

Born between September 1st, 2020 and February 28th, 2021 

  1. PLEASANT NOOK APPLE DOUBLE D ET, JE840F3150588016
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  2. MAPLE-NOOK ROCK-N-TIME, JE840F3220168286
    BESLEA, KINGSDALE & SIGNATURE, YARKER, ON
  3. HOMERIDGE WEBCAM BUTTONS, JECANF120294222
    FERME DAY BREAK SENC, ST-FELIX-DE-KINGSEY, QC
  4. CLANMAN OLIVER RINA, JECANF13790469
    CLANMAN JERSEYS LTD., CLANWILLIAM, MB
  5. ROGGUA VICTORIOUS DOLLMIA, JECANF120392508
    CYBIL FISHER & TRAILBLAZER JERSEYS, BRIGHTON, ON
  6. AVONLEA ARCADIOS AMUSEMENT ET, JECANF13839076
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  7. CHARLYN RIDING SHOTGUN, JECANF13784641
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON
  8. FRANLEA JORDAN VIOLET, JECANF13785391
    ED AND BONNIE FRANKEN, TEESWATER, ON
  9. GARHAVEN JOYRIDE DARLING, JECANF13769725
    TIM HUNT, TWEED, ON

Female 4 Year-Old

Leachland Crinkle K
1st place Four Year Old
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
Ferme Pierre Boulet Inc., QC
Leachland Crinkle K 1st place Four Year Old The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 Ferme Pierre Boulet Inc., QC

Born between September 1st, 2019 and August 31st, 2020 

  1. LEACHLAND CRINKLE K, JECANF13599078
    Best Udder
    FERME PIERRE BOULET INC, MONTMAGNY, QC
  2. ENNISKILLEN AJ SUZY 576, JECANF13283693
    Best Bred & Owned
    ENNISKILLEN JERSEYS, ENNISKILLEN, ON
  3. TOP GENE DUBELMONT KANDJU, JECANF120039998
    S. MARCEAU, M. ST-CYR & MARIE CLAIRE GIROD, ROXTON POND, QC
  4. LOOKOUT APPLE DAZZLE, JECANF120470916
    LOOKOUT & ELITE HAVEN, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  5. LOOKOUT SHE’S GOT IT, JECANF120470919
    LOOKOUT JERSEYS/F & D BORBA/ALEKSA GOVEDARICA, NORTH HATLEY, QC
  6. CHARLYN JOEL SLUSHIE TW, JECANF13427654
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON

Female 5-Year Old

PLEASANT NOOK DAIQUIRI DO DA ET
1st place Five Year Old
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
PLEASANT NOOK DAIQUIRI DO DA ET 1st place Five Year Old The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON

Born between September 1st, 2018 and August 31st, 2019 

  1. PLEASANT NOOK DAIQUIRI DO DA ET, JECANF13000184
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  2. MEADOW LAWN JOEL KHAOS, JECANF13425848
    BESLEA FARMS LTD AND SIGNATURE, YARKER, ON
  3. VERONA JOYRIDE SOFIA, JECANF111135776
    STEPHANE MARCEAU, MARIE ST-CYR & FERME MIBELSON, ROXTON POND, QC
  4. CHARLYN JOEL EXACT, JECANF13427632
    CHARLYN JERSEYS, WARWICK TWP, ON
  5. J.P.L. JAMIE XAVIA, JECANF111395628
    FERME PIERRE BOULET & FERME INTENSE, QC
  6. PLEASANT NOOK ROWDY RONDA ROUSEY, JECANF13000190
    WHISKEY RIVER & PLEASANT NOOK, AYR, ON
  7. GOLDEN JOYRIDE LOUISA, JECANF13272682
    GOLDEN JERSEYS, MILDMAY, ON
  8. AVONLEA VITALITY SPECIAL K, JECANF13208827
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  9. ALTONA LEA VIRAL MEME, JECANF12904007
    ALTONA LEA FARMS, BLACKSTOCK, ON
  10. ENNISKILLEN JOEL ASY 561, JECANF13283678
    ENNISKILLEN JERSEYS, ENNISKILLEN, ON
  11. CHARLYN GETAWAY VACAY, JECANF13427631
    CHARLYN JERSEYS & LEE SIMANTON, WARWICK TWP, ON

Female Mature Cow

INTENSE JOEL DELPHIE ET
1st place Mature Cow
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
WEEKSDALE/HI-CALIBER/ROCK ALLEN/F&D BORBA, BREADALBANE, PE
INTENSE JOEL DELPHIE ET
1st place Mature Cow
The Royal – Jersey Show 2024
WEEKSDALE/HI-CALIBER/ROCK ALLEN/F&D BORBA, BREADALBANE, PE

Born before September 1st, 2018 

  1. INTENSE JOEL DELPHIE ET, JECANF111226762
    Best Udder
    WEEKSDALE/HI-CALIBER/ROCK ALLEN/F&D BORBA, BREADALBANE, PE
  2. GLENHOLME CLEAR APPEAL, JECANF12667125
    Best Bred & Owned
    GLENHOLME JERSEYS INC., TAVISTOCK, ON
  3. AVONLEA FIZZ’S KRACKLE ET, JECANF12983164
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  4. AVONLEA COLTON KEEP QUIET ET, JECANF12412891
    AVONLEA GENETICS INC, BRIGHTON, ON
  5. KNONAUDALE COLTON ROSIE, JECANF13005063
    KNONAUDALE FARMS, PATTY JONES & AVONLEA GENETICS, BRIGHTON, ON

Lifetime Component Class

PLEASANT NOOK TEQUILA DAIQUIRI
1st place Production Cow
The Royal - Jersey Show 2024
PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
PLEASANT NOOK TEQUILA DAIQUIRI 1st place Production Cow The Royal – Jersey Show 2024 PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON

Rendement official des composantes

  1. PLEASANT NOOK TEQUILA DAIQUIRI, JECANF11401158
    Best Udder
    Best Bred & Owned
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON
  2. RIVIEW JOEL SINATRA, JECANF12532381
    RIVIEW JERSEYS, CARP, ON
  3. RJF TEQUILA JINGLE, JECANF12089583
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  4. RJF GAMEDAY SUPRISE, JECANF12089601
    ROBERT JARRELL, CORBYVILLE, ON
  5. PLEASANT NOOK VINCENT CUPCAKE, JECANF11401155
    PLEASANT NOOK JERSEYS, AYR, ON

The Royal Winter Fair 2024 – Holstein

Judge Blair Weeks

JEFFREY-WAY HARD ROCK TWIGS
Grand Champion
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
K. DOEBERIENER, L. BOWEN & PAT CONROY, R&F LIVESTOCK INC, & WALKER DAIRY INC.
JEFFREY-WAY HARD ROCK TWIGS Grand Champion The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 K. DOEBERIENER, L. BOWEN & PAT CONROY, R&F LIVESTOCK INC, & WALKER DAIRY INC.

Grand Champion: Jeffrey-Way Hard Rock Twigs, 1st 4-year-old, K Doebereiner, L Bowen, P Conroy, R & F Livestock Inc and Walker Dairy Inc, OH
Reserve Grand Champion: Lo-Pine-VA Lady Crush, 1st 5-year-old, Butlerview Farm, Chebanse, IL
Honorable Mention Grand Champion: Erbacres Snapple Shakira-ET (O Kaliber),1st longtime production,  Attaboy Holsteins, Ferme Antelimarck 2001 Inc, Ferme Jacobs Inc, Kilian Theraulaz & TY-D Holsteins, Fossambault-Sur-Le Lac, QC

PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA
Grand Bred and Owned
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
PIERSTEIN DEVOUR ROSHA Grand Bred and Owned The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC

Intermediate Champion: Olortine Avenger Design (Avenger), 1st winter 2-year-old, R & F Livestock Inc & Walker Dairy Inc, Cudworth, SK
Reserve Intermediate Champion: Garay Lambda Celina (Delta-Lambda), 1st spring 2-year-old, Butlerview Farms, Chebanse, IL
Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion: Poplarvale Doc Limeade (King Doc), 1st junior 3-year-old, Elmvue Farm & Ferme Jacobs Inc, Johnstown, NY

Intermediate Champion Bred & Owned: Raypien Lambda Adou (Delta-Lambda), 1st summer 2-year-old, B Lehoux & Fils Inc and Ferme R Therrien & Fils Inc, Saint-Elzear, QC
Reserve Intermediate Champion Bred & Owned: Belfast Believe Fanny (Believe-P), 3rd winter 2-year-old, Belfast Holsteins Enr, Saint-Patrice-de Beaurivage, QC

LAFORSTAR FRIDAY BULLSEYE
Junior Champion
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
RENEE PIERICK, TIM CUMMINGS, TRIPLE-T HOLSTEINS, UNIONTOWN, MD
LAFORSTAR FRIDAY BULLSEYE Junior Champion The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 RENEE PIERICK, TIM CUMMINGS, TRIPLE-T HOLSTEINS, UNIONTOWN, MD


Junior Champion: Laforstar Friday Bullseye (Bullseye), 1st summer yearling, Renee Pierick, Tim Cummings and Triple-T Holsteins, Uniontown, MD
Reserve Junior Champion: Yellowstone Tamara-ET (Caughtup), 1st fall calf, Velthuis Farms Ltd, Osgoode, ON
Honorable Mention Junior Champion: Repa Drh Jemma Tatoo (Tatoo), 2nd fall calf, Ferme Beaudoin & Melanie Parenteau, Durham-Sud, QC

Summer Calf

WCG MAJOR LISA
1st place Summer Calf
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
WILLOWCREEK GENETICS, HAGERSVILLE, ON
WCG MAJOR LISA 1st place Summer Calf The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 WILLOWCREEK GENETICS, HAGERSVILLE, ON

Born on or after June 1st, 2024 

  1. WCG MAJOR LISA, HOCANF14897967
    Best Bred & Owned
    WILLOWCREEK GENETICS, HAGERSVILLE, ON
  2. BECKHOLM CHIEF RAVEN, HOCANF15012563
    BECKHOLM HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  3. KENNEBEC LEMAGIC NETBOOK, HOCANF121609787
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  4. BESLEA MASTER CAMEO, HOCANF14907718
    KENLEE PHILIPS, STEPHENVILLE, TX
  5. DELCREEK LOYALL TO YOU, HOCANF14788639
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, JENNA MASTERSON, PARALLEL GENETICS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  6. QUALITY BECKRIDGE MAJ HARMONY, HOCANF14627427
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  7. VALE-O-SKENE MASTER KAPTIN, HOCANF14887615
    VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  8. PHOENIXHOLM A2P2 ELLE, HOCANF15061522
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, SUNDERLAND, ON
  9. SAGAMIE SALUTE BROOKLAW, HOCANF121872943
    LES FERMES BOISVERT, L’AVENIR, QC
  10. CROVALLEY LIMITED P SHOWOFF, HOCANF15096174
    KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, LINDSAY, ON
  11. DARLING MASTER FREEZIE, HOCANF14404720
    DARLING HOLSTEINS, CANNINGTON, ON
  12. WINRIGHT LAMBDA ECLIPSE, HOCANF15020521
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, JAQUEMET HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  13. KARNVIEW BULLSEYE ABOOM, HOCANF15047173
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  14. BLONDIN DIRECT LANTERN, HOCANF121802044
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  15. PATIENCE BRAYDEN CINDY-LOU, HOCANF14954052
    BILL GIBSON, PARALLEL GENETICS, PATIENCE HOLSTEINS LTD, STAYNER, ON
  16. JACOBS LEMAGIC AHO, HOCANF121782566
    B. LEHOUX & FILS INC, SAINT-ELZÉAR, QC
  17. BOISVERT AMBROSE CHANCE, HOCANF121749141
    FRANCIS DUFOUR, MELANIE DUFOUR, ROBERTO DUFOUR, MÉTABETCHOUAN-LAC-A-LA-CROIX, QC
  18. GENDARRA TRICERATOPS, HOCANF14532915
    JACKLIN, KYLIE & CATIE OSINGA, HICO, TX
  19. CLARKVALLEY WARRIOR MO, HOCANF14966902
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, EATON HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  20. DELCREEK DESTINATION UNKNOWN, HOCANF14788638
    DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  21. JM VALLEY DIRECT LIBELLA, HOCANF121557696
    COUNTRY HOLSTEIN, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, RIMOUSKI, QC
  22. CLARKVALLEY LF ENERGY DIXIE, HOCANF15149402
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, PETER LEACH, WOODVILLE, ON
  23. FARROW PERENNIAL JEALOUSY, HOCANF15043940
    FAR-ROW HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  24. MIBELSON MASTER LYNNIE, HOCANF121733529
    FERME MIBELSON INC, LA PRESENTATION, QC
  25. CROVALLEY LAMBDA LIGHT, HOCANF15024861
    CROVALLEY HOLSTEINS, HASTINGS, ON
  26. WINRIGHT ALPHA BARBIE, HOCANF15020530
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, LUCKY HILL DAIRY LTD, WINCHESTER, ON

Spring Heifer

LOA-DE-MEDE DESTINATION LINDOR 1st place Spring Calf The Royal - Holstein Show 2024 LOA-DE-MEDE FARMS LTD, OSHAWA, ON
LOA-DE-MEDE DESTINATION LINDOR
1st place Spring Calf
The Royal – Holstein Show 2024
LOA-DE-MEDE FARMS LTD, OSHAWA, ON

Born between March 1st, 2024 and May 31st, 2024 

  1. LOA-DE-MEDE DESTINATION LINDOR, HOCANF14826320
    Best Bred & Owned
    LOA-DE-MEDE FARMS LTD, OSHAWA, ON
  2. ARMCREST SELECT BANDANA, HOCANF14349212
    JEFF STEPHENS, TROY, ON
  3. KARNVIEW ENERGY MAGENTA, HOCANF14767431
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  4. WINRIGHT RD DRMN LEMONADE, HOCANF14789663
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, FRANK A. & DIANE BORBA, RIVERDOWN HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  5. DELCREEK FATALLY FAMOUS, HOCANF14788627
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  6. VELTHUIS BULLSEYE ONEIDA, HOCANF14860268
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  7. HOFF IMPACT-P LUCIA, HOCANF14840268
    PARALLEL GENETICS, VECTOR GENETICS, EAST GARAFRAXA, ON
  8. ECHO GLEN MASTER WINNIE, HOCANF14804606
    ECHO GLEN FARM, DORCHESTER, ON
  9. KAWARTHA BULLSEYE REBA, HOCANF14654470
    1st 4H – B+W
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  10. HATEE MASTER MIRACULOUS, HOCANF121604181
    2nd 4H – B+W
    FERME HATEE, FERME JENDRO INC., RIMOUSKI, QC
  11. LOKA LAMBDA GABI, HOCANF14966222
    3rd 4H – B+W
    LOKA HOLSTEINS, SPOTLIGHT HOLSTEINS, MANILLA, ON
  12. WESWIN MAJOR MEMORY, HOCANF14461340
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, RONALD GRANDY, WOODVILLE, ON
  13. CROVALLEY LAMBDA ANNALEE, HOCANF14905417
    CROVALLEY HOLSTEINS, HASTINGS, ON
  14. LEACHLAND MAJOR HEAD GAIL, HOCANF14966910
    TRIPLE-T, MIKE MACONNAL, RENEE PIERICK, WOODVILLE, ON
  15. KARNVIEW EYE CANDY ANASTASIA, HOCANF15047151
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  16. VALE-O-SKENE MASTER IESHA, HOCANF14887601
    PROSPECT HOLSTEINS, VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, PORT PERRY, ON
  17. KARNVIEW ENERGY ABRAKAZAM, HOCANF14767428
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  18. DAPPLEHOLM BAMBAM ANNABELLE, HOCANF14834285
    LANGELANDS FARMS, MICHAEL & JESSICA PHOENIX, SIGNATURE HOLSTEINS, UTOPIA, ON
  19. BUDJON-MB WILL SHOW YOU-ET, HO840F3283662607
    4th 4H – B+W
    STANTON BROS LIMITED, ILDERTON, ON
  20. MIBELSON CHARL LADY, HOCANF121733510
    FERME CERPOLAIT S.E.N.C, FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, FERME MIBELSON INC, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC
  21. BLONDIN LAMBDA CANNOLI, HOCANF121589091
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  22. WILLOWLANE MASTER BUTTER TART, HOCANF14989420
    BRIAN SLAUGHTER, WARWICK TWP, ON
  23. RICAGRI F ARROW AYOYE, HOCANF121671734
    FERME RICAGRI INC, FREDERIC DUBOIS, LECLERCVILLE, QC
  24. GENDARRA UNIX THISTLE, HOCANF14532913
    GENDARRA FARM, BAILIEBORO, ON
  25. DORAL MASTER GIFTCARD, HOCANF14926147
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, TRISTAN RAE, WOODVILLE, ON
  26. DELCREEK FRUITY BOOTY, HOCANF14788629
    DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  27. KENNEBEC ACTIONMAN BLACK-OUT, HOCANF121609785
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  28. JACOBS ALLIGATOR LANAKILA, HOCANF121468227
    FERME JACOBS INC, FERME PAT-D’OURS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  29. SMYGWATYS LD BIKINI, HOCANF15050335
    JAQUEMET HOLSTEINS, RAYMOND J. SMYGWATY, RIVERDOWN HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  30. NEW GALMA LAMBDA EDAIR 2219, HOCANF14963782
    NEW GALMA DAIRY, MT. ELGIN, ON
  31. CHERRY CREST BIG HURT, HOCANF14620975
    CHERRY CREST HOLSTEINS, MARTINTOWN, ON
  32. FRAELAND UNIX FROSTBITE, HOCANF14505519
    MASON BUCKLEY, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, LINDSAY, ON
  33. WINRIGHT LAMBDA ANTI-HERO, HOCANF14789668
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, FRANK A. & DIANE BORBA, JAQUEMET HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  34. MS CRUSHABULL VISION-ET, HO840F3281746362
    LOA-DE-MEDE FARMS LTD, WERRHURST HOLSTEINS, OSHAWA, ON
  35. KNAPVIEW MAPLE-AIN LAMBDA BALI, HOCANF14961637
    KNAPVIEW FARMS, MAPLE-AIN HOLSTEINS, ALMONTE, ON
  36. MAPLEVUE ALLEYOOP MAGIC, HOCANF14733884
    MAPLEVUE FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON

Winter Heifer

OCONNORS IMPACT SPICE 1st place Winter Calf The Royal - Holstein Show 2024 JACKLIN, KYLIE & CATIE OSINGA, HICO, TX
OCONNORS IMPACT SPICE 1st place Winter Calf The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 JACKLIN, KYLIE & CATIE OSINGA, HICO, TX

Born between December 1st, 2023 and February 29th, 2024 

  1. OCONNORS IMPACT SPICE, HOCANF40022644
    JACKLIN, KYLIE & CATIE OSINGA, HICO, TX
  2. MAPLEBROUGH IPASS P RHONWYN, HOCANF14726521
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  3. KINGSWAY LMBDA CATCH ME INSIDE, HOCANF14798872
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  4. WINRIGHT SK CREME BRULEE, HOCANF14789653
    Best Bred & Owned
    BRANDON ALMEIDA, BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, FRANK & DIANE BORBA, HILMAR, CA
  5. ECHO GLEN MASTER IVY, HOCANF14804601
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  6. WANTABE EYECANDY LAFFY TAFFY, HOCANF14966502
    BROWNTOWN FARMS LTD, COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, ROBERT GIFFEN, EAST HANTS, NS
  7. KINGSWAY LMDA CATCH ME OUTSIDE, HOCANF14798871
    KINGSWAY FARMS, HASTINGS, ON
  8. KINGSWAY LAMBDA CAUGHT UP, HOCANF14798880
    KINGSWAY FARMS, VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, HASTINGS, ON
  9. SHADOW-W SK ADORED-ET, 840003279189587
    MADISON J. & MACRAY J. PRICE,, CHEBANSE, IL
  10. FARROW PERENNIAL LUCKY ABBY, HOCANF14925460
    1st 4H – B+W
    FAR-ROW HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  11. WINRIGHT SIDEKICK CHAMPAGNE, HOCANF15020504
    2nd 4H – B+W
    BRANDON ALMEIDA, BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, FRANK & DIANE BORBA, HILMAR, CA
  12. SMYGWATYS SKICK ELLIE, HOCANF14610282
    3rd 4H – B+W
    RAYMOND J. SMYGWATY, RUSSELL, ON
  13. GENO ARMADA KILLIAN, HOCANF121642085
    FERME GENO INC, SAINT-MARC-DES-CARRIÈRES, QC
  14. MIBELSON BULLEYE GRINCH, HOCANF121265242
    FERME MIBELSON INC, LA PRESENTATION, QC
  15. VELTHUIS BULLSEYE OCEANIA, HOCANF14860226
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  16. RED-VIOLET THE NORTH-RED-ET, 840003279784757
    HAILEY ABRAHAM & ELLA SPINIOLAS
  17. NEW GALMA ANASTASIA 2172, HOCANF14575434
    NEW GALMA DAIRY, MT. ELGIN, ON
  18. CERTIFIED CV LEGEND JIGSAW, HOCANF14966887
    4th 4H – B+W
    C-E-O HOLSTEINS, ORSERDALE FARMS, SYDENHAM, ON
  19. WINDCROFT SK INDIGO, HOCANF14726727
    WINDCROFT FARM, GANANOQUE, ON
  20. MS TANG EC A THOUSAND-ET, HO840F3269425894
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, JENNA MASTERSON, KESWICK, ON
  21. KARNVIEW MASTER MAGICIAN, HOCANF14767414
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  22. RIVERDOWN KDOC ADISCO, HOCANF14703168
    RIVERDOWN HOLSTEINS, METCALFE, ON
  23. SMYGWATYS SUNNYLODGE JACKPOT, HOCANF14610277
    RAYMOND J. SMYGWATY, SUNNYLODGE FARMS INC, RUSSELL, ON
  24. JM VALLEY CRUSHTIME MOON, HOCANF121557087
    COUNTRY HOLSTEIN, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, LONDON DAIRY FARMS, RIMOUSKI, QC
  25. NEW GALMA SIDEKICK TAMARA, HOCANF14575427
    NEW GALMA DAIRY, MT. ELGIN, ON
  26. WEEKSDALE MASTER BLAZE 42, HOCANF14803095
    BRADEN SPARKS, MARK TALSMA, VERLANE FARMS INC, HARLEY, ON
  27. RALSTON ALPHA ARIELLE, HOCANF121225724
    FERME RALSTON S.E.N.C, COATICOOK, QC
  28. VALE-O-SKENE MASTER SASSYPANTS, HOCANF14887598
    5th 4H – B+W
    VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, LITTLE BRITAIN, ON
  29. HARMALY HVF GOLDWYN ALLMYLOVE, HOCANF121428094
    BECKHOLM HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  30. ECHO GLEN MAJOR IRENE, HOCANF14804593
    ECHO GLEN FARM, DORCHESTER, ON
  31. DELCREEK TIPSY DIPSY, HOCANF14788615
    DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  32. LIDDLEHOLME HEYBEAR-ET, HO840F3271801935
    KEATON PHOENIX, RON RIDGE HOLSTEINS, RORY TIMLIN, UXBRIDGE, ON
  33. KENNEBEC MASTER BETTY, HOCANF121609774
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  34. 3RIDGE EYECANDY POPSICLE, HOCANF14814171
    BRIAN ARMSTRONG, PETDALE FARM, SELECT FARM & EXPORT SERVICES INC, MILLBROOK, ON
  35. WINRIGHT SIDEKICK COVERGIRL, HOCANF14789652
    LIBERTY GENETICS, WINCHESTER, ON
  36. ROTALY LAMBDA BONHEUR, HOCANF121544223
    ROCK HEBERT & NATHALIE DUMAIS, SAINTE-HÉLÈNE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  37. D-RAY VANGUARD ZOEGARDE, HOCANF121535389
    D-RAY HOLSTEIN, FERME MILIBRO INC, VICTORIAVILLE, QC
  38. MAPLEVUE CHIEF HENNESSY, HOCANF14733881
    MAPLEVUE FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  39. MADARD ALONGSIDE KANSAS, HOCANF14779144
    6th 4H – B+W
    MADARD FARMS, PHELPSTON, ON
  40. LACOLLINE ALPHA SIDONI, HOCANF121479014
    NICOLAS CLICHE, SAINT-MARTIN, QC
  41. DAPPLEDALE EYECANDY PRANCER, HOCANF14951577
    DAPPLEDALE HOLSTEINS, GREENBANK, ON
  42. BESLEA SIDEKICK CHARACTERISTIC, HOCANF14907683
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, YARKER, ON
  43. COBEQUID ALTITUDE DELPHI, HOCANF14858504
    COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, LOWER DEBERT, NS

Fall Heifer

YELLOWSTONE TAMARA-ET 1st place Fall Calf The Royal - Holstein Show 2024 VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
YELLOWSTONE TAMARA-ET 1st place Fall Calf The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON

Born between September 1st, 2023 and November 30th, 2023 

  1. YELLOWSTONE TAMARA-ET, HO840F3269099236
    Junior Champion – Reserve
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  2. REPA DRH JEMMA TATOO, HOCANF120266103
    Best Bred & Owned
    Junior Champion – Honourable Mention
    FERME BEAUDOIN, MELANIE PARENTEAU, DURHAM-SUD, QC
  3. GOLDENFLO MASTER DRAGON, HOCANF14827516
    1st 4H – B+W
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  4. KAWARTHA MASTER VIOLET, HOCANF14654452
    2nd 4H – B+W
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  5. MILIBRO DETECTIVE MOUSSABEL, HOCANF121535369
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, JIM BUTLER, MICHAEL DEAVER, WOODVILLE, ON
  6. MILKSOURCE A TIERNEY-RED-ET, HO840F3247751030
    ADAM CLARK, JEFF & JIM BUTLER, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  7. KAWARTHA CHIEF BAILEY, HOCANF14654449
    KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, LINDSAY, ON
  8. CERPOLAIT HANIKO SUGAR, HOCANF121545564
    FERME CERPOLAIT S.E.N.C, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC
  9. DUHIBOU EYE CANDY FULLKY, HOCANF121456252
    3rd 4H – B+W
    FERME DUHIBOU INC, ST. LAMBERT DE LAUZON, QC
  10. JACOBS LOADED BABKA, HOCANF121468117
    ALYSON DOIRON, CAP SANTE, QC
  11. HARVESTACRE CHAMPAGNE SHOWERS, HOCANF121420124
    ANDREW & JOEL MCOUAT, KEATON PHOENIX, RON RIDGE HOLSTEINS, ST. ANDRE D’ARGENTEUIL, QC
  12. HARVESTACRE HONEY IM HOME, HOCANF121420112
    4th 4H – B+W
    ANDREW & JOEL MCOUAT, ST. ANDRE D’ARGENTEUIL, QC
  13. QUALITY BECKRIDGE LOVELY MASTR, HOCANF14627382
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  14. GREENLARK UNIX LINCOLN, HOCANF14440097
    RAYMOND J. SMYGWATY, VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, RUSSELL, ON
  15. KARNVIEW CANDY OF SUMMER, HOCANF14767399
    CANDY SYNDICATE, SUN PRAIRIE, WI
  16. BLONDIN DETECTIVE ROWAN, HOCANF121477837
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  17. COLSTEIN LEMAGIC FETCH, HOCANF14875425
    5th 4H – B+W
    KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, MASON BUCKLEY, LINDSAY, ON
  18. QUALITY BECKRIDGE UNIX LUSTRY, HOCANF14627390
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  19. PERRINRIDGE MASTER HADDIE, HOCANF14804360
    6th 4H – B+W
    PERRINRIDGE FARMS LTD, AYR, ON
  20. WEEKSDALE MASTER BRITT, HOCANF13660389
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  21. J-FOLTS SIDEKICK LUNA, 840003268714583
    ISAAC FOLTS & JANNALEE COLEMAN
  22. SUNNY TERRACE MERRIFIELD, HOCANF12764955
    MAPLE-AIN HOLSTEINS, SMITHS FALLS, ON
  23. ROTALY UNIX ADA, HOCANF121544216
    ROCK HEBERT & NATHALIE DUMAIS, SAINTE-HÉLÈNE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  24. KARNVIEW DOORMAN ANACONDA, HOCANF14767396
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  25. VELTHUIS ALLIGATOR FARGO, HOCANF14860150
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  26. MILIBRO MASTER ROSELOLA, HOCANF121535377
    FERME MILIBRO INC, LOUISE BLANCHET, MATHIEU BLANCHET, TINGWICK, QC
  27. SWEETVIEW MASTER GABRIELLE, HOCANF121622785
    SWEETVIEW HOLSTEIN, AYER’S CLIFF, QC
  28. COBEQUID MASTER CHARITY, HOCANF14858478
    COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, LOWER DEBERT, NS
  29. ALTONA LEA ACTIONMAN GWEN, HOCANF14866277
    7th 4H – B+W
    FRANK BARKEY & FAMILY, BLACKSTOCK, ON
  30. NEW GALMA IYVIE 2151, HOCANF14575413
    NEW GALMA DAIRY, MT. ELGIN, ON
  31. REDCARPET LEADER OF THE PAC-ET, HO840F3253913858
    DWYRE FARMS LTD, RILEY DWYRE, ELGIN, ON
  32. KENNEBEC ALPHA ADDIDAS, HOCANF121609772
    FERME SS KENNEBEC, SAINT-THÉOPHILE, QC
  33. SILVERDREAM ENERGY TEMPEST, HOCANF14672755
    HOLYWELL HOLSTEINS, LANGELANDS FARMS, GRAND VALLEY, ON
  34. TALSTAR SIDEKICK BREAKY DATE, HOCANF14803088
    MARK TALSMA, SPARKSVIEW GENETICS, HARLEY, ON
  35. SIGI STROUMPHETTE EYE CANDY, HOCANF121170353
    NICOLAS CLICHE, SAINT-MARTIN, QC
  36. ALLARWAY UNSTOP DEGROM, HOCANF12764956
    COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, LOWER DEBERT, NS

Summer Yearling

LAFORSTAR FRIDAY BULLSEYE, HOCANF120926203 RENEE PIERICK, TIM CUMMINGS, TRIPLE-T HOLSTEINS, UNIONTOWN, MD
LAFORSTAR FRIDAY BULLSEYE, HOCANF120926203 RENEE PIERICK, TIM CUMMINGS, TRIPLE-T HOLSTEINS, UNIONTOWN, MD

Born between June 1st, 2023 and August 31st, 2023 

  1. LAFORSTAR FRIDAY BULLSEYE, HOCANF120926203
    Junior Champion
    RENEE PIERICK, TIM CUMMINGS, TRIPLE-T HOLSTEINS, UNIONTOWN, MD
  2. UNIQUE RED-CARPET FLAIR, HOCANF14577138
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, RHONDA COCHRANE, TRISTAN RAE, WOODVILLE, ON
  3. HENDERCROFT LAMBDA BANANASPLIT, HOCANF14751935
    Best Bred & Owned
    HERBERT HENDERSON, ASHTON, ON
  4. KINGSWAY LAMBDA TITO, HOCANF14262544
    1st 4H – B+W
    ROBDOT HOLSTEINS, COBDEN, ON
  5. KINGSWAY BULLSEYES COUSIN, HOCANF14262541
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  6. COBEQUID MASTER RONIKA, HOCANF14858470
    COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, LOWER DEBERT, NS
  7. KINGSWAY SIDEKICK TRIGGER, HOCANF14262543
    KINGSWAY FARMS, MILLEN FARMS, HASTINGS, ON
  8. KARNVIEW ALLIGATOR ABLURR, HOCANF14510151
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  9. FRAELAND MASTER LOS ANGELES, HOCANF14505467
    2nd 4H – B+W
    JOHN W. BUCKLEY, LINDSAY, ON
  10. JACOBS CHIEF BRINKLEY, HOCANF121251523
    NELLIE JACOBS, CAP SANTE, QC
  11. MILE VIEW G W ARTICLE, HOCANF13855753
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, JOHN E. SMITH, RADIANT HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  12. DELCREEK LOYALL TO ME, HOCANF14788593
    9478-4683 QUEBEC INC, CARL SAUCIER, MARY INN HOLSTEIN, WESTKAL HOLSTEINS, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-S, QC
  13. KARNVIEW EYE CANDY JUNEBERRY, HOCANF14767386
    3rd 4H – B+W
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, LONDON DAIRY FARMS, WOODSTOCK, ON
  14. KINGSWAY EYE CANDY LINCOLN, HOCANF14262537
    4th 4H – B+W
    CRAIG RANTER, WOODSTOCK, ON
  15. PIERSTEIN WARRIOR JULIANE, HOCANF121303168
    5th 4H – B+W
    CHARLES BOULET, PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  16. VALE-O-SKENE THUNDER BIANCA, HOCANF14414428
    6th 4H – B+W
    FRANK MEISNER, WILMONT, ON
  17. DELCREEK LIL SPANISH FLING, HOCANF14788595
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, PARALLEL GENETICS, KESWICK, ON
  18. CHERRY CREST EDEN LAKE, HOCANF14620951
    7th 4H – B+W
    CHERRY CREST HOLSTEINS, MARTINTOWN, ON
  19. KNONAUDALE OVER THE MOON, HOCANF14593982
    HOLYWELL HOLSTEINS, LANGELANDS FARMS, GRAND VALLEY, ON
  20. RALANES SAGER LAMBDA SANGRIA, HOCANF14767374
    GRAYCON HOLSTEINS, ELMVALE, ON
  21. ELMCROFT EYE CANDY PRINCESS, HOCANF14532842
    BECKHOLM HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  22. ROTALY MIRACLE HONORINE, HOCANF121544214
    ROCK HEBERT & NATHALIE DUMAIS, SAINTE-HÉLÈNE-DE-KAMOURASKA, QC
  23. JM VALLEY UNIX AMORE, HOCANF121557055
    JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC
  24. MIKELHOLM TSTRUCK ARUBA-ET, HO840F3211443317
    SPARKSVIEW GENETICS, HARLEY, ON

Spring Yearling

ULMAR SIDEKICK ENTENSITY 1st place Spring Yearling The Royal - Holstein Show 2024 BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, PFISTER DAIRY, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
ULMAR SIDEKICK ENTENSITY
1st place Spring Yearling
The Royal – Holstein Show 2024
BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, PFISTER DAIRY, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON

Born between March 1st, 2023 and May 31st, 2023 

  1. ULMAR SIDEKICK ENTENSITY, HOCANF14502968
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, PFISTER DAIRY, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  2. KINGSWAY CRUSHABULL CALL ME, HOCANF14262513
    TIM CUMMINGS AND TRIPLE-T, QUINCY, OH
  3. MABEL LAMBDA LOVE STORY, HOCANF121299057
    FERME KAMLAKE, LES FERMES BOISVERT, WARWICK, QC
  4. WINRIGHT LAMBDA ELLEN, HOCANF14564876
    BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT, DIAMOND HILL FARMS, WINCHESTER, ON
  5. KARNVIEW CHIEF LOVESTORY, HOCANF14510145
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  6. STANHOW TSTRUCK GEORGETTE, HOCANF14314749
    1st 4H – B+W
    CARL PHOENIX & FAMILY, KEATON PHOENIX, STANHOW HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  7. HENDERCROFT LAMBDA KIT KAT, HOCANF14751923
    HERBERT HENDERSON, ASHTON, ON
  8. KINGSWAY LEMAGIC ALICE, HOCANF14416508
    2nd 4H – B+W
    FAR-ROW HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  9. QUALITY BECKRIDGE MASTER RUFI, HOCANF14199143
    AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS
  10. LOKA JACOBY DABBLE, HOCANF14672539
    MATTHEW FORESTELL, MT. ELGIN DAIRY FARMS, CAMPBELLFORD, ON
  11. CHUBANNA AMAETHON DIONE, HOCANF14664457
    BENBIE HOLSTEINS LTD, CHUBANNA HOLSTEINS LTD, PROSPECT HOLSTEINS, ROBELLA HOLSTEINS, CARON, SK
  12. QUALITY MASTER FELICIA, HOCANF14199160
    QUALITY HOLSTEINS, VAUGHAN, ON
  13. KARNVIEW CHIEF ABBRA, HOCANF14510136
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  14. SILVERDREAM WARRIOR AMBER, HOCANF14672740
    BECKHOLM HOLSTEINS, SUNDERLAND, ON
  15. LA FEMME FATALE GC ERIKA, 840003247751004
    BUTLERVIEW FARM, IL
  16. HARMALY HVF UNIX REESE, HOCANF120834818
    HOLYWELL HOLSTEINS, LANGELANDS FARMS, GRAND VALLEY, ON
  17. DAVILAIT VANNIE SUGARUSH, HOCANF121036474
    FRONTIERE HOLSTEIN 2018 INC, DAVELUYVILLE, QC
  18. LEACHFIELD TRSTORM JIGGLES, HOCANF11189153
    PETER LEACH, WOODVILLE, ON
  19. STOLHAVEN JRD ALAINA-RED-ET, HOUSAF145551904
    MARKHILL HOLSTEINS, INGERSOLL, ON
  20. VINTAGE A2P2 ALEXIS P, HOCANF14447904
    KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, VINTAGE LAND AND CATTLE LTD, LINDSAY, ON
  21. DELCREEK HIPSY DIPSY, HOCANF14580310
    BRUCE A. JOHNSON, DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, ARVA, ON
  22. DELCREEK PLAY AROUND, HOCANF14580307
    DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  23. PETITCLERC DESTINATION SURVI, HOCANF121302967
    COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, LOWER DEBERT, NS

Winter Yearling

MICHERET SOUTH BELIEVE 1st place Winter Yearling The Royal - Holstein Show 2024 FERME MICHERET INC, ST. ZEPHIRIN, QC
MICHERET SOUTH BELIEVE 1st place Winter Yearling The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 FERME MICHERET INC, ST. ZEPHIRIN, QC

Born between December 1st, 2022 and February 28th, 2023 

  1. MICHERET SOUTH BELIEVE, HOCANF121309791
    Best Bred & Owned
    FERME MICHERET INC, ST. ZEPHIRIN, QC
  2. BETLEY LETS PARTY-RED-ET, HO840F3239854026
    FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, JACOB & CLAIRE BETLEY, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, STITCHS HOLSTEIN, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-D’ARTHABASKA, QC
  3. MIBELSON LAMBDA BEA, HOCANF121273240
    FERME CERPOLAIT S.E.N.C, FERME FORTALE HOLSTEIN INC, FERME MIBELSON INC, SAINT-AIMÉ, QC
  4. DELCREEK GREEN JELLO, HOCANF14580299
    BRUCE A. JOHNSON, DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, ARVA, ON
  5. KAROLSTEIN COFFEE MASTER, HOCANF120452636
    COLTON & KENDALL THOMAS & MIA BERRY, NORTH LEWISBURG, OH
  6. KARNVIEW ATHOLME MASTER DENALI, HOCANF14510119
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, MEGAN ATKINSON, WOODSTOCK, ON
  7. CAL-DENIER-I DL ALEXUS-ET, HO840F3240650461
    VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE, ON
  8. BLONDIN ENERGY SATELLITE, HOCANF121135191
    RONALD GRANDY, OSHAWA, ON
  9. HARMALY CRUSHABULL ARIAT, HOCANF120834806
    CADEN FINLEY, FAR-ROW HOLSTEINS, J DOWSWELL FARMS LTD, JOEL PHOENIX, WOODVILLE, ON
  10. NED-ACRES DENVER SILVANA, HO840F3231463142
    RIVERDOWN HOLSTEINS, METCALFE, ON
  11. HENDERCROFT GORDY BOW, HOCANF14641803
    HERBERT HENDERSON, ASHTON, ON
  12. JM VALLEY SUGARUSH FRETTE, HOCANF121115381
    JM VALLEY HOLSTEIN, AMQUI, QC
  13. MAPLEVUE LAMBDA TAX EVASION, HOCANF14485852
    MAPLEVUE FARMS, LISTOWEL, ON
  14. KINGS-RANSOM CRS CRUSHIT-ET, 840003240291768
    CURRIE HOLSTEINS & EATON HOLSTEINS, TULLY, NY
  15. CHAKELBURG RAMBUNCTIOUS NRG, HOCANF14425980
    BELMORAL FARMS LTD, CHAKELBURG HOLSTEINS, TEESWATER, ON
  16. NEW GALMA SIDEKICK ASHLEA, HOCANF14317019
    NEW GALMA DAIRY, MT. ELGIN, ON
  17. CORRCROFT ILLUSTRATOR BETH, HOCANF14511905
    COBEQUID HOLSTEINS, LOWER DEBERT, NS

Junior Breeder’s Herd

Group of three animals carrying the same prefix.

  1. Kingsway, Hastings, ON
  2. Karnview Farms, Woodstock, ON
  3. Kawartha Holsteins, Lindsay, ON
  4. Winright Holsteins, Winchester, ON
  5. Hendercroft Holsteins, Ashton, ON
  6. Ferme Mibelson, La Présentation, QC
  7. Delcreek Holsteins, Ottawa, ON
  8. Echo Glen, Dorchester, ON
  9. Ferme Jacobs, Cap-Santé, QC
  10. New Galma Dairy, Mount Elgin, ON
  11. Crovalley Holsteins, Hastings, ON
  12. Maplevue Farms Inc, Listowel, ON

Junior Exhibitor

  1. VELTHUIS FARMS LTD
    OSGOODE, ON
  2. CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS
    WOODVILLE, ON
  3. KARNVIEW FARMS INC
    WOODSTOCK, ON

Junior Breeder

  1. KINGSWAY FARMS (KINGSWAY)
    HASTINGS, ON
  2. KARNVIEW FARMS INC (KARNVIEW)
    WOODSTOCK, ON
  3. BRIAN JOSEPH ENRIGHT (WINRIGHT)
    WINCHESTER, ON

Junior Premier Sire

  1. GOLDEN-OAKS MASTER-ET
  2. FARNEAR DELTA-LAMBDA-ET
  3. WALNUTLAWN SIDEKICK

Winter Yearling in Milk

ALTONA LEA ALLIGATOR JETT
1st place Winter Yearling in Milk
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
FRANK BARKEY & FAMILY, BLACKSTOCK, ON
ALTONA LEA ALLIGATOR JETT 1st place Winter Yearling in Milk The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 FRANK BARKEY & FAMILY, BLACKSTOCK, ON

Born between December 1st, 2022 and February 28th, 2023 

  1. ALTONA LEA ALLIGATOR JETT, HOCANF14374376
    Best Bred & Owned
    FRANK BARKEY & FAMILY, BLACKSTOCK, ON
  2. WESTCOAST AVENGER SATISFY, HOCANF14609178
    Best Udder
    WESTCOAST HOLSTEINS, CHILLIWACK, BC
  3. FAIRMONT-RE-I DEBS THUNDERSTRUCK, HOCANF14619063
    BREAMONT HOLSTEINS, MT. ELGIN DAIRY FARMS, TAVISTOCK, ON
  4. MAPLEBROUGH LUGNUT ROWEN, HOCANF14173191
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  5. MILIBRO LAMBDA ROSELIAZA, HOCANF121257035
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC
  6. KINGSWAY MASTER ACCOLADE, HOCANF14262482
    KINGSWAY FARMS, HASTINGS, ON
  7. MILIBRO LAMBDA ROSELIAZY, HOCANF121257034
    FERME MILIBRO INC, TINGWICK, QC
  8. FRAELAND MAGNIFICENT ENERGY, HOCANF14505423
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  9. GLEN ISLAY WV BAMBOO, HOCANF14486065
    ANDREW DEN HAAN, MOUNT KOLB FARM, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, FERGUS, ON
  10. RICAGRI C LAMBDA MARII, HOCANF121352980
    CHRISTINA CHABOT, FERME RICAGRI INC, LECLERCVILLE, QC
  11. EBYLANE SIDEKICK WISDOM, HOCANF14356332
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  12. WESTCOAST ILLUSTRATOR SHADOW, HOCANF14609170
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  13. RYLA CRUSHABULL CANDY, HOCANF14600958
    RYLA HOLSTEINS, LINDSAY, ON

Fall Yearling in Milk

MISS TATOO FERN-ET
1st place Fall Yearling in Milk
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
QUALITY,BECKRIDGE,AGRIBER SOCIETA & DUPASQUIER, VAUGHAN, ON
MISS TATOO FERN-ET 1st place Fall Yearling in Milk The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 QUALITY,BECKRIDGE,AGRIBER SOCIETA & DUPASQUIER, VAUGHAN, ON

Born between September 1st, 2022 and November 30th, 2022 

  1. MISS TATOO FERN-ET, HO840F3260842975
    Best Udder
    QUALITY,BECKRIDGE,AGRIBER SOCIETA & DUPASQUIER, VAUGHAN, ON
  2. EASTSIDE HANLEY LENNON, HOCANF14501528
    HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, MATTHEW FORESTELL, KINCARDINE, ON
  3. BLONDIN ALPHA ANGELFISH, HOCANF121135146
    Best Bred & Owned
    BLONDIN SIRES, FERME BLONDIN, SAINT-PLACIDE, QC
  4. MILK&HONEY IM A SEXY BABY, HO840F3245851111
    ELMVUE FARM, FERME JACOBS INC, JOHNSTOWN, NY
  5. ELMCROFT AVALANCHE PIPER, HOCANF14209623
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, PIERRE BOULET, WOODVILLE, ON
  6. MIBELSON D-LAMBDA LYNN, 840003295320079
    BUTLERVIEW FARM, CARY, IL
  7. KARNVIEW ALLIGATOR ABUZZ, HOCANF14510103
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  8. TAZO DESTINY SHAY, HOCANF14555045
    WESTCOAST HOLSTEINS, CHILLIWACK, BC
  9. WEDGWOOD SIDEKICK ATHINA, HOCANF14328982
    WEDGWOOD HOLSTEINS, COBBLE HILL, BC
  10. ROBELLA DELTA LAMBDA MYGIRL, HOCANF14307668
    ROBELLA HOLSTEINS, WESTCOAST HOLSTEINS, BALGONIE, SK
  11. MIBELSON LAMBDA LIONNE, HOCANF121273210
    FERME YVON SICARD, SAINT-JUSTIN, QC
  12. DELCREEK MANY MIMOSAS, HOCANF14580297
    DELCREEK HOLSTEINS, WINCHESTER, ON
  13. KNONAUDALE MOBOMBA, HOCANF14593931
    DREAM WORK HOLSTEINS, FAIRBANKS CATTLE COMPANY, FERME BLONDIN, JEAN-PHILIPPE PROULX, PERTH, ON
  14. FRAELAND LEGEND ESPIONAGE, HOCANF13757907
    FRAELAND FARMS, FERGUS, ON
  15. JACOBS MERCY BILLY, HOCANF120983055
    FERME JACOBS INC, CAP SANTE, QC
  16. CANHOPE MASTER ADELE, HOCANF14296745
    CANHOPE HOLSTEINS, PALMERSTON, ON
  17. SICY LAMBDA GAEL, HOCANF121151633
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  18. ANDREANE KING DOC GRAVITY, HOCANF120890702
    FERME ANDREANE INC, AYER’S CLIFF, QC
  19. BESLEA LAMBDA ABERDEEN, HOCANF14456539
    BESLEA FARMS LTD, DUANE G. ZIMMER, YARKER, ON
  20. EIXDALE REDEYE POWERPUFF, HOCANF14486059
    ANDREW DEN HAAN, MOUNT KOLB FARM, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, FERGUS, ON
  21. FRICOSONS LAMBDA ANAKIN, HOCANF14497899
    MT. ELGIN DAIRY FARMS, GUELPH, ON
  22. INTENSE CHIEF ALANYS, HOCANF120876119
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, KESWICK, ON
  23. MS BRUINS DNVR BAR TIME-ET, HOCANF3216668560
    M & G LINTVEDT, R SHORE & B VERTHEIN, VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  24. LAMPADA TATOO HOUSTON, HOCANF14528564
    R & F LIVESTOCK INC, WALKER DAIRY INC, CUDWORTH, SK
  25. J-FOLTS UNIX CARLY-ET, 840003240827217
    ISAAC FOLTS & JANNALEE COLEMAN, NORTH COLLINS, NY
  26. ELMVUE LAMBDA LISTEN UP-ET, 840003254639790
    BROCK & ADAM LIDDLE, ARGYLE, NY
  27. DANDYLAND UNIX LEILANI, HOCANF14437804
    BARCLAY PHOENIX, DANDYLAND FARM, KEATON PHOENIX, MATT TEMPLETON, UXBRIDGE, ON
  28. K S F OREO MCFLURRY, HOCANF121123867
    K S F HOLSTEINS, OTTAWA, ON
  29. LOYALYN SIDEKICK ANNIE, HOCANF14439612
    ROB & ALICE BUMSTEAD, OWEN SOUND, ON
  30. LINDENOORD ALLIGATOR CASH 830, HOCANF14129911
    CHERRY CREST HOLSTEINS, LINDENOORD HOLSTEINS, MARTINTOWN, ON

Summer 2 Year Old

RAYPIEN LAMBDA ADOU
1st place Summer Two Year Old
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
B. LEHOUX & FILS INC, FERME R. THERRIEN & FILS INC, SAINT-ELZÉAR, QC
RAYPIEN LAMBDA ADOU 1st place Summer Two Year Old The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 B. LEHOUX & FILS INC, FERME R. THERRIEN & FILS INC, SAINT-ELZÉAR, QC

Born between June 1st, 2022 and August 31st, 2022 

  1. RAYPIEN LAMBDA ADOU, HOCANF120983002
    Best Bred & Owned
    Best Udder
    Bred and Owned Intermediate Champion
    B. LEHOUX & FILS INC, FERME R. THERRIEN & FILS INC, SAINT-ELZÉAR, QC
  2. DESPERLE KIM LAMBDA, 840003295320080
    BUTLERVIEW FARM, CHEBANSE, IL
  3. FRAELAND BECKRIDGE BOASTFUL, HOCANF13757897
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, FRAELAND FARMS, KESWICK, ON
  4. LOVHILL BELIEVE HOTTIE, HOCANF14201238
    CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, WESTCOAST HOLSTEINS, WOODVILLE, ON
  5. FRAELAND BECKRIDGE LIL BUTTER, HOCANF13757890
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, FRAELAND FARMS, KESWICK, ON
  6. JACOBS ALLIGATOR BAVARIA, HOCANF120983011
    ALLEVAMENTO BELTRAMINO, AZIENDA AGRICOLA VOLPERE, ELMVUE FARM, FERME JACOBS INC
  7. KARNVIEW ALLIGATOR MAGIC, HOCANF14306278
    KARNVIEW FARMS INC, WOODSTOCK, ON
  8. WELCOME SUPREME THAYE, HO840F3245603852
    CRACKHOLM HOLSTEINS, RICHMOND, QC
  9. BONACCUEIL TAMY ALLIGATOR, HOCANF120729340
    A. & R. BOULET INC, ST-FRANÇOIS-DE-LA-RIVIÈRE-DU-SUD, QC
  10. LUNCREST TRACTR TORQUE-2563, 840003249918558
    CURRIE HOLSTEINS, TULLY, NY
  11. PIERSTEIN DELTA LAMBDA JULY, HOCANF120965938
    PIERRE BOULET, MONTMAGNY, QC
  12. DUTCHOLM ALLEGIANT COURTNEY, HOCANF14463096
    ANDREW DEN HAAN, MOUNT KOLB FARM, PLUM VALLEY HOLSTEINS, FERGUS, ON
  13. HENDERCROFT DOC FUN DIP, HOCANF14443826
    HERBERT HENDERSON, ASHTON, ON
  14. FRAELAND BECKRIDGE TARTSIE, HOCANF13757888
    BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, FRAELAND FARMS, KESWICK, ON
  15. GRANDPOINTE BRAYDEN BRETZEL P, HOCANF120523132
    K S F HOLSTEINS, PARALLEL GENETICS, OTTAWA, ON
  16. CHERRY CREST RAISIN BRAN, HOCANF14620920
    CHERRY CREST HOLSTEINS, MARTINTOWN, ON

Spring 2 Year Old

GARAY LAMBDA CELINA
1st place Spring Two Year Old
The Royal - Holstein Show 2024
BUTLERVIEW FARMS, CHEBANSE, IL
GARAY LAMBDA CELINA 1st place Spring Two Year Old The Royal – Holstein Show 2024 BUTLERVIEW FARMS, CHEBANSE, IL