Holstein World field reporter Andrea Haines was at the Maryland Spring Show last weekend. Her pictures are just a sampling of the people and cows that made it a great event! For a full report of the show, see below.

The Champion Lineup

Jr. 2-year-olds

Summer Yearling Class

Kelly Myers Zepp of Windsor Manor Holsteins.

Winning her 4-year-old class, Savage-Leigh Lavish-ET from Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, was also awarded the grand champion title at the 39th Maryland Spring Holstein Show.

5-year-olds

Aged Cows

Shelby Iager with her spring yearling

The ultimate challenge of black & white vs. red & white!

Sr. 3-year-olds

Winter yearlings

Family, friends and fine cows! The Savages have always been strong competitors and supporters of the showring, and it was only fitting that
they bring home the banners from the Maryland Spring Show!

Another great Maryland family, the Ehrhardts of Baldwin, tied with Savage-Leigh Holsteins for the Premier Exhibitor banner.

The 39th Annual Maryland Holstein Spring Show
By ANDREA HOOD-HAINES

A 4-year-old entry, Savage-Leigh Lavish-ET from Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville was awarded the grand champion title at the 39th Maryland Spring Holstein Show held at the Maryland State Fairgrounds on Saturday, April 11th. Winning her age division of 15 entries and taking the best bred and owned title, Lavish is a daughter of the famous Licorice cow and sired by Talent-Imp. Knob-View Farm, the Kepler Family of Middletown exhibited the reserve grand champion female, a junior 3-year old, Knob-View Zentih Delilah.
In the Junior division, the grand champion banner was presented to Jacob Freeman of Monkton for exhibiting his 5-year old, Pottsdale Encore Jolene. Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge exhibited the reserve grand champion, an aged cow, P&P Linjet Linny. The best bred and owned Junior entry was a 4-year old cow, Pheasant Echo’s Durham Wendyl presented by Bud Stambaugh, Westminster.
A fall calf, Janney Atlas Maureen exhibited by Cody Stambaugh of Union Bridge won both open and youth junior champion honors. Chase Savage, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville exhibited the open reserve junior champion heifer, a winter calf, Savage-Leigh Gold Lona-ET 840. The reserve junior champion title of the junior division was awarded to a winter yearling, Hills Hope Twizz Roz exhibited by Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge.
Savage Leigh Holsteins of Knoxville won the Premier Breeder banner and shared the Premier Exhibitor title with Ehrhardt Farms of Baldwin. Jeremy McDonald of Middletown, Va. judged the 155 open and 87 Junior entries that entered the ring.
Following are the show results with Junior entries indicated by parenthesis, (1):

Winter calf: 1. Savage-Leigh Gold Lona-ET 840, Chase Savage, Knoxville, 2. (1) James Buck, Port Deposit, 3. Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkittsville, 4. (2) Patrick Brauning, Finksburg, 5. (3) Elizabeth Davis, Union Bridge, 6. Timothy Donough, Jr., Port Deposit, 7. Windsor Manor Farm, New Windsor, 8. (4) Austin Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge, 9. (5) Caitlin Patrick, Woodbine
Fall calf: 1. (1) Janney Atlas Maureen, Cody Stambaugh, Union Bridge, 2. Conner Savage, Knoxville, 3. Knob-View Farm, Middletown, 4. Donovan Hollingsworth, Denton, 5. (2) Austin Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge, 6. (3) Kenny Stambaugh, Westminster, 7. (4) Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge, 8. (5) Patrick Youse, Ridgely
Summer yearling: 1. MD-Millstone Preaknes Belia, David Miller, Taneytown, 2. Windsor Manor, New Windsor, 3. Bud Stambaugh, Westminster, 4. (2) Laurel Moore, Centreville, 5. (3) Kaitlyn Corbett, Williamsport, 6. (4) Mandi Remsburg, Walkersville, 7. (5) Parker Welch, Chestertown
Spring yearling: 1. (1) MD-Maple-Lawn SS Penny-ET, Shelby Iager, Bulldog Holsteins, Libertytown, 2. Windsor Manor Farm, New Windsor, 3. Chase Savage, Knoxville, 4. Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkittsville, 5. Donovan Hollingsworth, Denton, 6. Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin, 7. (2) Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge
Winter yearling: 1. (1) Hills Hope Twizz Roz, Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge, 2. Savage-Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 3. (2) Austin Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge, 4. (3) Taylor Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge, 5. (4) Cory DeBaugh, Boonsboro, 6. (5) Carol DeBaugh, Boonsboro
Fall yearling: 1. Savage-Leigh Dundee Lily-ET 840, Chip Savage, Knoxville, 2. Windsor Manor Farm, New Windsor, 3. (1) James Buck, Port Deposit, 4. (2) Logan Moore, Centreville, 5. (3) Derek Lease, Union Bridge, 6. (4) Nicole Reese, Westminster
Junior Best 3 Females: 1. Savage-Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 2. Windsor Manor Farm, New Windsor, 3. Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge, 4. Cathleen Doody, Union Bridge
Dry cow: 1. (1) DeBaugh Zenith Melanie, Scott DeBaugh, Boonsboro
Unfresh Jr. 2-year-old: 1. Deboer Gldwn Snow Velvet-ET, Connor Geiman, Manchester, 2. (1) Elizabeth Davis, Union Bridge, 3. (2) Patrick Brauning, Finksburg, 4. (3) Katie Grace Weant, Taneytown
Jr. 2-year-old: 1. Miss Highlight Trendy-ET, Bulldog Holsteins, Libertytown, 2. Kelli Savage-Welsh, Knoxville, 3. (1) Jacob Freeman, Monkton, 4. Gary & Crystal Dell, Westminster
Sr. 2-year-old: 1. (1) Fradon Dundee Anne-ET, Elizabeth Davis, Union Bridge, 2. Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 3. Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge, 4. My Lady’s Manor, Monkton, 5. (2) Austin Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge, 6. (3) Joshua Freeman, Monkton
Jr. 3-year-old: 1. Knob-View Zenith Delilah, Knob-View Farm, Middletown, 2. Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 3. Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin, 4. Pheasant Echo’s Farm, Westminster, 5. My Lady’s Manor, Monkton
Sr. 3-year-old: 1. MT-Manor Aspen Dandy-ET, Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkittsville, 2. Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin, 3. Nick Raggi, Denton, 4. (1) Derek Patrick, Woodbine
4-year-old: 1. Savage-Leigh Lavish-ET, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 2. Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkittsville, 3. Knob-View Farm, Middletown, 4. Logan Moore, Centreville, 5. Derek Patrick, Woodbine, 6. My Lady’s Manor, Monkton, 7. (1) Sarah Davis, Union Bridge, 8. Windsor Manor Farm, New Windsor
5-year-old: 1. MD-Maple-Dell Gibson Taboo, Derek Patrick, Woodbine, 2. Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkittsville, 3. Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine, 4. (1) Jacob Freeman, Monkton, 5. Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin
Aged cow: 1. MA & PA Allen Joan, Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin, 2. Donovan Hollingsworth, 3. Coldsprings Farms, New Windsor, 4. (1) Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge
Production: 1. Ehrhardt Linjet Jami, Kevin Ehrhardt, Baldwin, 2. Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine
Produce of Dam: 1. Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville
Dam & Daughter: 1. Knob-View Farm, Middletown
Best 3 Females: 1. Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 2. Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine

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