Mike Berry’s two days in the Coliseum ended where the last two Expos did – with Vierra Dairy Farms’ great cow on top and Milk Source Genetics’ Dixie right behind her.
As Mike Berry walked out to his final lineup at the 2026 International Jersey Show on Tuesday afternoon, the song over the Coliseum speakers was “Hall of Fame.” Berry said it fit. He told the crowd he didn’t know if there had ever been a cow quite like Stoney Point Joel Bailey. Then he named her Grand Champion.
That’s three straight years at the top of the Jersey breed in Madison for Bailey and Vierra Dairy Farms of Hilmar, Calif. She was Supreme Champion of World Dairy Expo in 2024 and came back as Grand Champion in 2025. This year she came into the championship off a win in the Lifetime Cheese Production Cow class.
Berry, of Powell Butte, Ore., said Bailey puts it all together. She moves free around the ring and is balanced, with a hard top and a great mammary system, and she’s beautiful from end to end. In her class, he pointed to her high, wide rear udder and the way her fore udder ties into the body wall. By his estimate she’s about 10 years old.
The same top two as last year
The rest of the podium will look familiar too. GMBV Joel Dixie-ET, the winning Five-Year-Old for Milk Source Genetics of Kaukauna, Wis., took Reserve Grand, the same spot she held behind Bailey in 2025. Honorable Mention went to Lookout Joel She’s Spicy, runner-up to Dixie in the five-year-old class, for River Valley Farm of Tremont, Ill. Berry said the two five-year-olds share the same style in their frames. Both are balanced, hard-topped and silky, with style all the way through.
Honorable Mention capped a big week for River Valley Farm. They won the Yearling Heifer in Milk class with Sparks Kaymanor Acc Daytona and the Four-Year-Old class with Pine Haven Victorious Taya. They also placed second in two classes, third in two and fourth in another, putting them in the top four in seven classes.
Intermediate: Lovebite edges April
Knonaudale Chips Lovebite-ET, the winning Winter Senior Two-Year-Old for Jim & Valerie Spreng and Jay Ackley of East Liberty, Ohio, was named Intermediate Champion. Berry called her and the Reserve, Ratliff Wicked April, two cows that blow you away. April won the Junior Three-Year-Old class for Ron & Christy Ratliff of Garnett, Kan. In the end Berry went with the younger cow’s udder floor and the way her mammary system ties into the body wall, though he made a point of saying April has a great udder of her own. Honorable Mention went to KCJF/Lucky Lady Keep the Fayeth-ET, the Senior Three-Year-Old winner for Keightley & Core Jerseys and Frank & Diane Borba of Salvisa, Ky.
Junior: Budjon-Vail sets the pace
Monday’s heifer show belonged to Budjon Farms and Peter Vail of Lomira, Wis. Budjon-Vail Joel Starstruck-ET won the Summer Yearling class and went on to Junior Champion and Bred & Owned Junior Champion for Budjon Farms, Peter Vail and Genosource. Berry liked her style, balance and depth, how gracefully she moves on a beautiful set of feet and legs, and her femininity through the head and neck. Her stablemate Budjon-Vail Video Kerosene-ET, second to Starstruck in the class, took Honorable Mention. Budjon also won the Junior Best Three Females. On Tuesday they added the Six-Year-Old & Older Cow class with SpringView Joel Kinsley.
Reserve Junior Champion went to South Mtn & Co Rockin Robin-ET, the winning Spring Yearling for Brayden Carpio and Kiliana Breuer of Kersey, Colo. Berry picked her on femininity. She was also Junior Champion of the Junior Show.
Junior show and groups
Kevetta Colton Delilah, third in the Six-Year-Old & Older class for Kyra & Griffin Lamb of Oakfield, N.Y., was Grand Champion of the Junior Show. Reserve went to Sugar Brook Joel Jeopardy for Kamryn, Kate & Colt Kasbergen and Kash-In Jerseys of Tulare, Calif. In the class, Berry had singled her out as a 10-year-old that’s had eight calves. Underground Fancys Fiji was Honorable Mention.
Pacific Edge of Tillamook, Ore., won both the Senior Best Three Females and the Exhibitor’s Herd. Misty Meadow Dairy took Produce of Dam.
From the middle of the ring
Berry last judged this show in 2017. He’s a partner in Robinhood Cattle Company, and he started out as a professional fitter. Across roughly 365 head in 17 classes, he kept coming back to the same things: balance, a hard top, spring and openness of rib, and udders that tie in right.
Before tying the final banners, Berry thanked associate judge Ryan Lancaster of Tillamook, Ore. He said they’ve shown Jersey cows together for about 30 years. He also thanked his parents, uncles and brother, who were watching from the stands.
Meet the Associate Judge: Ryan Lancaster
Ryan Lancaster lives and breathes Jerseys. He and his wife Freynie, with their children Logan, Tatum, Harper, and Bode, run Royalty Ridge in Tillamook, Oregon. The milking herd classifies at a 91.7 average. The Ohio State University graduate’s program has bred 34 EX-95 cows and one EX-97, and it includes cows such as EX-97 Pleasant Nook F Prize Circus and EX-95 FLM Tradition Flower.
Royalty Ridge has won Champion Bred & Owned at the All-American Jersey Show five times. The Lancasters were also the first Jersey breeders to have four consecutive generations classify EX-95, and they have a long record of success at World Dairy Expo and national shows.
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🏆 Grand Champion Female
Grand Champion: Stoney Point Joel Bailey – Vierra Dairy Farms, Hilmar, CA
Reserve Grand Champion: GMBV Joel Dixie-ET – Milk Source Genetics, Kaukauna, WI
Honorable Mention: Lookout Joel She’s Spicy – River Valley Farm, Tremont, IL
Berry said Stoney Point Joel Bailey, the Lifetime Cheese Production Cow winner, just puts it all together, and he doesn’t know if there’s ever been a cow quite like her. She moves free around the ring and is balanced, with a hard top and a great mammary system. She’s beautiful from end to end, the kind of cow everyone wishes they had.
Reserve went to GMBV Joel Dixie-ET, the Five-Year-Old winner, with class runner-up Lookout Joel She’s Spicy at Honorable Mention. Berry said the pair share the same style in their frames: balanced, hard-topped and silky, with style all the way through.
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🏆 Intermediate Champion Female | International Jersey Show | World Dairy Expo 2026
Judge: Mike Berry | Associate: Ryan Lancaster
Intermediate Champion: Knonaudale Chips Lovebite-ET – Jim & Valerie Spreng, Jay Ackley, East Liberty, OH
Reserve Intermediate Champion: Ratliff Wicked April – Ron & Christy Ratliff Trustees, Garnett, KS
Berry said his top two just blow you away, and he split them by only a little. Knonaudale Chips Lovebite-ET, the Winter Senior Two-Year-Old winner, got the edge on her mammary system. She’s a little nicer in her udder floor and a little squarer, and she ties in a tick nicer to the body wall.
Ratliff Wicked April, the Junior Three-Year-Old winner, takes reserve. Berry loved her length of frame and dairy strength and made a point of saying she has a great udder too. He just preferred the younger cow’s udder floor and the way it ties in.
Junior Champion: Budjon-Vail Joel Starstruck-ET – Budjon Farms, Peter Vail & Genosource, Lomira, WI
Reserve Junior Champion: South Mtn & Co Rockin Robin-ET – Brayden Carpio and Kiliana Breuer, Kersey, CO
Budjon-Vail Joel Starstruck-ET came in off a Summer Yearling win, where Berry called her an exceptional heifer. He liked her style, balance and depth, the way she moves gracefully around the ring on a beautiful set of feet and legs, and her femininity through the head and neck.
South Mtn & Co Rockin Robin-ET topped the Spring Yearlings on femininity. In that class, Berry praised her style and balance, depth of fore rib, hard top and beautiful set of feet and legs. She was also cleaner through her head and neck and crisper through the front end.
🏆 Spring Heifer Calf
- Miss-E Kid Rock Vayda-ET – Missy Moretti, Tillamook, OR
- Crestbrooke Video Menace-ET – Brayden Carpio and Kiliana Breuer, Kersey, CO
- Z-Class Living On The Edge – Mason Ziemba, Durhamville, NY
- Budjon-Vail V Kountry Roads – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
- BK-Mor Gold Dust Faith – Clark & Alisha Morgan, Graham Jenkins,& Olivia Weisant, Urbana, OH
Berry gave Miss-E Kid Rock Vayda-ET the nod on the move. He liked how she carries herself through her head and neck, with more extension and femininity, and how she stands squarer and more comfortable on her legs.
Crestbrooke Video Menace-ET, long from end to end with a hard top and square rump, placed over third for blending better through the front end – tighter in her crops, with more width and power through the fore rib. Z-Class Living On The Edge took the pair for third, crisper and cleaner in the thigh. Budjon-Vail V Kountry Roads placed over fifth on width, power, balance and length of frame.
🏆 Winter Heifer Calf
- Ela May Hidalgo Vegas Baby – Ela May Genetics-Ava, Ivy & Liv Hebgen, Deforest, WI
- Schulte Bros Kid Get To Work-ET – Zach, Blake, Mitch, Charlie and Zachary Jr Schulte, Dyersville, IA
- Big Time Hidalgo Finales Fable – Dylan & Cameron Ryan; M Linehan, G Fremstad, Fond Du Lac, WI
- Schaapman Kidrock Honey-ET – Terrance Yoder, Montezuma, GA
- Lahetriere Mr Bright Isaura – Logan & Chloe Duckett, Rudolph, WI
Berry gave Ela May Hidalgo Vegas Baby the nod coming at you. He liked her turn and spring of rib, her openness and flatness of bone, plus that silkiness.
Schulte Bros Kid Get To Work-ET has high style and length of neck. She placed over third because she’s more like the winner: cleaner across the ribs, flatter in her bone, with more spring and openness. Big Time Hidalgo Finales Fable placed over fourth for more length from end to end, a cleaner look on the move and more style through her head and neck. Schaapman Kidrock Honey-ET placed over fifth on femininity and style.
🏆 Fall Heifer Calf
- Miss Recognition Jemma – Max, Ellie, Maddie Bollenbacher, Kevin Reichard, & Matt and Molly Sloan, Marshall, WI
- Hrc Manhattans Mojo-ET – Tommy Allen, Reedsburg, WI
- South Mountain Rock&Roll Cher-ET – Ernest Kueffner, Terri Packard & Russell Lynn Isley, Boonsboro, MD
- Budjon-Vail Jordan Shadore-ET – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
- Big Guns Gold Dust Velvet – Harold Rader Jr, Conneaut Lake, PA
Berry called Miss Recognition Jemma a fairly handy winner. He liked her style, balance and dairy strength. She’s wide coming at you, silky, with a big turn and openness. Width, power and cleanliness put her over second.
Hrc Manhattans Mojo-ET, hard-topped, long-framed and feminine on the move, won the pair for second on feet and legs. She tracks out better and is more refined in bone down through the leg. South Mountain Rock&Roll Cher-ET, wide in the rump with big hips and square pins, placed over fourth on width and power. Budjon-Vail Jordan Shadore-ET stood more comfortably in line, with a more desirable set to the leg than fifth.
🏆 Summer Yearling Heifer
- Budjon-Vail Joel Starstruck-ET – Budjon Farms, Peter Vail & Genosource, Lomira, WI
- Budjon-Vail Video Kerosene-ET – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
- Vierra Baileys 1st Impression-ET – Chevelle Humble, Vierra Dairy & Fanelli Dairy, Hilmar, CA
- Pacific Edge Joel Valencia-ET – Pacific Edge & Brent Rocha, Tillamook, OR
- Budjon-Vail Video Synthia-ET – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
Berry handed Budjon-Vail Joel Starstruck-ET the class on style, balance and depth. She moves gracefully around the ring on a beautiful set of feet and legs and is feminine through her head and neck.
Berry called second and third extremely close. Budjon-Vail Video Kerosene-ET wins the pair, deeper in her flank with more rear rib, and stands more comfortably on a more desirable set of legs. Vierra Baileys 1st Impression-ET placed over fourth on style and balance. Berry switched fourth and fifth in line, preferring Pacific Edge Joel Valencia-ET for a wider chest floor and squarer front legs.
🏆 Spring Yearling Heifer
South Mtn & Co Rockin Robin-ET – Brayden Carpio and Kiliana Breuer, Kersey, CO
Nasholm-Vail Reviresco Vasia – Camryn Thomas & Michael Mcswain, North Lewisburg, OH
Budjon-Vail Video Tswift-ET – Gavin Bewley, Susquehanna, PA
MM Gentry Vixen-ET – Jim & Valerie Spreng, Jay Ackley, East Liberty, OH
Meadowridge Sting Emmie – Mark, Kaitynn,Tani Riebe and Alleah & Alexa Anderson, Cumberland, WI
Berry gave South Mtn & Co Rockin Robin-ET the nod on femininity. He liked her style and balance, her depth of fore rib, her hard top and her beautiful set of feet and legs. She’s cleaner through her head and neck, and more feminine and crisper through the front end, than the big, powerful Nasholm-Vail Reviresco Vasia.
Budjon-Vail Video Tswift-ET, long-framed and hard-topped, hits you with style and balance on the move. She placed over fourth for more femininity and cleaner bone down through the leg into the hock. Berry admired MM Gentry Vixen-ET’s frame, width and power, and her wide, square rump.
🏆 Winter Yearling Heifer
- Bambi-KCCK Kidrock Friends-ET – Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse, Gene Henderson and Cooper Schulte, Dyersville, IA
- Mead-Manor Joel Cheering-ET – Mead-Manor & Katie Ledvina, Algoma, WI
- Discoverys Ghost Janessa – River Valley Farm, Tremont, IL
- Budjon-Vail Jordan Sheena-ET – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
- Z-Class Cash Recognition – Mason Ziemba, Durhamville, NY
Bambi-KCCK Kidrock Friends-ET gets the nod for more width through the chest floor coming at you. She’s deeper, with more turn, spring and openness of rib. Berry liked the dairy strength, loins and wide, square rumps on both of his top two.
Mead-Manor Joel Cheering-ET, stylish and hard-topped with her tail set right down between the pins, placed over third with more drop to the flank and more depth and openness of rear rib. Discoverys Ghost Janessa’s length of frame and loin positioning put her over fourth. Budjon-Vail Jordan Sheena-ET, deep-sprung and silky, placed over fifth on cleanliness through the front end.
🏆 Yearling Heifer in Milk
Sparks Kaymanor Acc Daytona – River Valley Farm, Tremont, IL
Vierra Just Dance-ET – Pacific Edge & David Jordan, Tillamook, OR
Vierra Chip Spritzer-ET – Jim & Valerie Spreng, Jay Ackley, East Liberty, OH
Meadowridge Conquest Angie – Michael, Mark, Kaitynn, Tani Riebe and Alleah & Alexa Anderson, Cumberland, WI
Ratliff K Rock Disco-ET – Brock Hoskins, Westby, WI
Berry gave Sparks Kaymanor Acc Daytona the nod for how she blends through her front end. She’s fuller in her crops, with a longer fore udder tying into the body wall. He also liked her style, hard top and length of frame.Vierra Just Dance-ET placed over third on rear udder height, width and structure. Vierra Chip Spritzer-ET’s dairy strength, spring and openness of rib put her over fourth. Berry sees a big future for Meadowridge Conquest Angie, a recently fresh winter yearling. She placed over fifth with a smoother fore udder that extends and ties into the body wall nicer.
🏆 Summer Junior Two-Year-Old Cow
Lookout Chocolate Love – Michael Neves & Lourenco, Isabella, Mason, Giada, & Ava Pires, Modesto, CAOakriver Victorious Kaitlin Klark – Weeksdale Holsteins Inc. and T & L Cattle Ltd, Pleasant Valley, PEReich-Dale Victorious Slap – Shaylin Reichard & Evelynne Holmquist, Chambersburg, PALost-Brooke Cf Kid Rock Faith-ET – Makayla,kaleb,katie,kylie, & Jaclyn Osinga, Hico, TXMM Victorious Takes 2 To Tango-ET – Misty Meadow Dairy, Tillamook, OR
🏆 Spring Junior Two-Year-Old Cow
- Stadview Gentry Velvet-ET – Stadview Jerseys, Litchfield, MN
- PVF Rainbow Chocochip-ET – River Valley Farm, Tremont, IL
- Budjon-Vail Victorious Sheera-ET – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
- Vierra Baileys Bombshell – Jim & Valerie Spreng, Jay Ackley, East Liberty, OH
- Budjon-Vail Video Shyanne-ET – Kaleb & Henry Osinga, Hico, TX
Berry gave Stadview Gentry Velvet-ET the nod on angularity. She’s crisper throughout and flatter-boned, with more spring and curvature of rib and a fuller rear flank. He also preferred her front teat placement to that of the big, square second-place cow.
PVF Rainbow Chocochip-ET, high, wide and square in her rear udder, placed over third on depth, width and power. Budjon-Vail Victorious Sheera-ET’s length of frame and fore udder extension put her over fourth. Vierra Baileys Bombshell placed over fifth on her mammary system: the way her fore udder ties in, rear udder height and width, plus style on the move.
🏆 Winter Senior Two-Year-Old Cow
- Knonaudale Chips Lovebite-ET – Jim & Valerie Spreng, Jay Ackley, East Liberty, OH
- Mixin Moos Victrious Rylah – Clarkvalley & Pierre Boulet, Beaverton, ON
- Krahn Girls Downtown Vitality – Clancey, Amy and Ben Krahn, Albany, OR
- Lc C Chip Dew Drop – Erin & Sophie Leach and Anna Hahn, Linwood, KS
- Mcwilliams Cc Double – Jim & Valerie Spreng, Jay Ackley, East Liberty, OH
Berry handed Knonaudale Chips Lovebite-ET the win on balance. She’s wide and square, with a little more width and power all the way through. He also liked how her fore udder ties into the body wall and her high, wide, square rear udder.
Mixin Moos Victrious Rylah placed over third on more mammary quality, with nicer texture in her rear udder. Krahn Girls Downtown Vitality, long and feminine through the head and neck, placed over fourth on high style. Lc C Chip Dew Drop’s rear udder width and the way she keeps her pins down put her over fifth.
🏆 Junior Three-Year-Old Cow
- Ratliff Wicked April – Ron & Christy Ratliff Trustees, Garnett, KS
- Avonlea Stony Kadbury Mini Eggs – Ducket Holsteins and Apex Genetics, Rudolph, WI
- MM Chocolatier Kickstart-ET – Misty Meadow Dairy, Tillamook, OR
- Underground Fancys Fiji – Isaac Folts, Keightley & Core, F&d Borba, North Collins, NY
- Pacific Edge Famous Icon – Joey Rocha, Tillamook, OR
Berry said Ratliff Wicked April came to the top quite handy. He liked her hard top on the move, her dairy strength and width through the chest floor, and her spring and openness. She’s feminine, with a high, wide, square rear udder.
Avonlea Stony Kadbury Mini Eggs placed over third on a fore udder that extends and ties into the body wall nicer, with more snap at the top of the rear udder. MM Chocolatier Kickstart-ET’s width, in her rear udder and all the way through, put her over fourth. Underground Fancys Fiji, hard-topped with a high rear udder, placed over fifth for a nicer loin, keeping her pins down.
🏆 Senior Three-Year-Old Cow
1.Kcjf/lucky Lady Keep The Fayeth-ET – Keightley & Core Jerseys and Frank & Diane Borba, Salvisa, KY
2. Schulte Bros Kid Rock Cobra-ET – Ron & Christy Ratliff Trustees, Garnett, KS
3. Roggua Kid Rock Naela – River Valley Farm, Tremont, IL
4. Breezy Knoll Joel Melanie – Cam, Cora & Coy Cope, Salem, OH
5. Meadowridge Maximus Goldie – Michael, Mark, Kaitynn, Tani Riebe and Alleah & Alexa Anderson, Cumberland, WI
Berry’s top two were wide, powerful cows, and Kcjf/lucky Lady Keep The Fayeth-ET gets the nod for being cleaner and more feminine. She’s more refined in bone down through the leg and hock. Berry also preferred her teat size and shape and her added fore udder extension.
Schulte Bros Kid Rock Cobra-ET, massive coming at you with a wide, high, square mammary system, placed over third on depth and udder attachment. Roggua Kid Rock Naela, a cow Berry moved up, got over fourth on her rear udder. Breezy Knoll Joel Melanie stands more comfortably, with more drop to the flank and more width through the midsection than fifth.
🏆 Four-Year-Old Cow
- Pine Haven Victorious Taya – River Valley Farm, Tremont, IL
- Pine Haven Victorious Mahina – Weeksdale, Gardenvale, Owen Stewart, Pleasant Valley, PE
- Ratliff Lolalala Vivid-ET – Ron & Christy Ratliff Trustee and Katelyn Klipp, Garnett, KS
- Eatonholme Joyride Reba-ET – Vierra Dairy Farms, Hilmar, CA
- Karnation Video Melisandre – Jim & Valerie Spreng, Jay Ackley, East Liberty, OH
Berry’s top two were similar-made, with dairy strength, width, power and openness of rib. Pine Haven Victorious Taya gets the nod on the move, walking more comfortably on her legs. She’s got more flank and is fuller at the bottom of her rib, the way it blends into the udder.
Pine Haven Victorious Mahina placed over third on squareness at the top of the rear udder. Ratliff Lolalala Vivid-ET placed over fourth for more femininity through the head and neck, a flatter udder floor and teats that tie into the floor nicer. Eatonholme Joyride Reba-ET placed over fifth, higher, wider and squarer at the top of the rear udder.
🏆 Five-Year-Old Cow
1.GMBV Joel Dixie-ET – Milk Source Genetics, Kaukauna, WI
2. Lookout Joel She’s Spicy – River Valley Farm, Tremont, IL
3. Pacific Edge Vip Tessah-ET – Brent Rocha & Coltan Seals, Tillamook, OR
4. MM Joel Flower-ET – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
5. LC Reckless Armadillo – Lin-Crest Farm, Sophie & Erin Leach, & Brent Rocha, Tillamook, OR
Berry’s top two were similar in frame. GMBV Joel Dixie-ET gets the nod for how she moves around the ring on great feet and legs. He also preferred the top of her rear udder, and she’s crisper there than second.
Lookout Joel She’s Spicy placed over third on style, prettier through her front end and holding her top and loin better, with a better set to her legs. Pacific Edge Vip Tessah-ET, with a high, wide, quality udder and nicer teat size and shape, placed over fourth on width and power. MM Joel Flower-ET’s long, dairy frame and added power put her over fifth.
🏆 Six-Year-Old & Older Cow
1.Spring View Joel Kinsley – Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira, WI
2. Rivendale Vip Eloise – Vierra Dairy Farms, Hilmar, CA
3. Kevetta Colton Delilah – Kyra & Griffin Lamb, Oakfield, NY
4. J.P.L Joel Adelia – Vierra Dairy Farms, Hilmar, CA
5. Sugar Brook Joel Jeopardy – Kamryn, Kate, Colt Kasbergen & Kash-In Jerseys, Tulare, CA
Berry gave Spring View Joel Kinsley the nod on her mammary system: the way it extends and ties into the body wall, a level udder floor and a prettier attachment. She also has more spring and depth and is cleaner through the midsection than second.
Rivendale Vip Eloise, long and hard-topped, placed over third on height at the top of her rear udder. Kevetta Colton Delilah’s width and extra top to her rear udder put her over fourth. J.P.L Joel Adelia placed over fifth with a flatter udder floor and teats that tie in nicer. Berry admired Sugar Brook Joel Jeopardy, a 10-year-old with eight calves.
🏆 Lifetime Cheese Production Cow
1.Stoney Point Joel Bailey – Vierra Dairy Farms, Hilmar, CA
2. Pacific Edge Premier Diva-ET – Brent L Rocha, Tillamook, OR
3. Highview Balin Journey – Milk Source Genetics, Kaukauna, WI
4. Budjon-Vail Jordan C Shaneese-ET – Kamryn, Kate, Colt Kasbergen & Kash-In Jerseys, Tulare, CA
Stoney Point Joel Bailey gets the nod on her mammary system: high and wide in the rear udder, with a fore udder that ties into the body wall. Berry also liked her style, balance and hard top, and the way she moves.
Pacific Edge Premier Diva-ET, silky and open-ribbed, placed over third on power through the front end and a long, well-extended fore udder. Highview Balin Journey carries her udder a little snugger, with more at the top of the rear udder and a nicer udder floor than fourth. Berry admired the spring and depth of rib on Budjon-Vail Jordan C Shaneese-ET.
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