Show Report By ANDREA HOOD-HAINES

WEST FRIENDSHIP, Md. – A senior 3-year old, Coldsprings Pontiac 2377, exhibited by the Hoff Family of New Windsor was named grand champion of the Central Maryland Holstein Show held here, on Monday afternoon, July 19th. The second placed senior 3-year old, MD Delight OCS Tinkerbell, exhibited by Annie Dell of Westminster was both the reserve grand champion female and the youth division grand champion cow. Courtney Hoff of New Windsor took home the reserve grand champion trophy in the youth division for exhibiting her junior 2-year old, Coldsprings Aspen 2891-ET.

Peace and Plenty Farm, the Schwartzbeck Family of Union Bridge won the junior champion award for exhibiting their summer yearling, Peace & Plenty Aspen Rexie. Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge won both the reserve junior champion and youth division junior champion trophies with her fall calf, Peace & Plenty GW Visine A-ET. The second placed fall calf, Coldsprings Mac 3564, exhibited by Sarah Linscomb of New Windsor was given the reserve junior champion title of the youth show.

Following are the results of the show judged by Dale Bendig of Gettysburg, Pa. with youth placings indicated by parenthesis (1).

Spring calves:
1. (1) Pheasant-Echos Obound Delly, Trinity Miller, Westminster
2. Windsor Manor Holsteins, New Windsor
3. Braunside Farms, Finksburg

Winter calves:
1. (1) Ms Peace & Plenty Macoroni-ET, Sadie Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge
2. (2) Jordyn Griffin, Union Bridge
3. (3) Kristine Lease, Taneytown

Fall calves:
1. (1) Peace & Plenty GW Visine A-ET, Aubrey Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge
2. Windsor Manor Holsteins, New Windsor
3. (2) Sarah Linscomb, New Windsor

Summer yearlings:
1. Peace & Plenty Aspen Rexie, Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge
2. (1) Ashely Lease, Taneytown
3. Trinity Miller, Westminster

Spring yearlings:
1. Peace & Plenty Pheonix Cammy, Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge
2. Davis Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge
3. (1) Greg Dell, Westminster

Winter yearlings:
1. (1) Peace & Plenty Jasper Robina, Austin Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge
2. (2) Keirstien Mayne, Taneytown
3. Bodey Griffin, Manchester

Junior best three females:
1. Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge

Junior 2-year old:
1. (1) Coldsprings Aspen 2891-ET, Courtney Hoff, New Windsor

Senior 2-year olds:
1. Panora Acres Monroe 255, Panora Acres, Manchester
2. Catoctin Embryo Transfer, Thurmont

Senior 3-year olds:
1. Coldsprings Pontiac 2377, Coldsprings Farms, New Windsor
2. (1) Annie Dell, Westminster

Fitting and showing: Judged by Hannah Smith, Clear Spring
Senior: 1. Austin Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge (Overall), 2. Kenny Stambaugh, Westminster, 3. Greg Dell, Westminster
Intermediate: 1. Sarah Linscomb, New Windsor (Reserve Overall), 2. Courtney Hoff, New Windsor, 3. Brook Hoff, New Windsor
Junior: 1. Allen Speak, Taneytown, 2. Jordyn Griffin, Union Bridge, 3. Trinity Miller, Westminster

A senior 3-year old, Coldsprings Pontiac 2377, exhibited by the Hoff Family of New Windsor was named grand champion. The second placed senior 3-year old, MD Delight OCS Tinkerbell, exhibited by Annie Dell of Westminster was both the reserve grand champion female and the youth division grand champion cow. Courtney Hoff of New Windsor took home the reserve grand champion trophy in the youth division for exhibiting her junior 2-year old, Coldsprings Aspen 2891-ET. From left to right are Alternate Maryland Dairy Princess Carissa Doody, Annie Dell, Jeff Sutton at the halter for Coldsprings Farms, Sarah Linscomb and Judge Dale Bendig.

Fitting and showing winners from left to right are Allen Speak of Taneytown, Junior; Sarah Linscomb of New Windsor, intermediate and reserve overall winner; Austin Schwartzbeck of Union Bridge, senior and overall winner; Judge Hannah Smith of Clear Spring.

From left to right are the junior champion winners of the Central Maryland Holstein Show. Austin Schwartzbeck, Union Bridge with the reserve junior champion and youth division junior champion, Peace & Plenty GW Visine A-ET of Aubrey Schwartzbeck’s. Aubrey at the halter of the junior champion heifer, Peace & Plenty Aspen Rexie exhibited by Peace & Plenty Farm; Sarah Linscomb, New Windsor with her reserve junior champion of the youth show, Coldsprings Mac 3564.

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