2010 Maryland State Fair Holstein Show
By ANDREA HAINES

TIMONIUM, MD – Savage-Leigh Lydon Laurel, a senior 3-year old owned by Frank and Diane Borba of Calif. was named supreme champion of the Maryland State Fair held here on Friday, September 3rd. A junior 2-year old, Beaver-Flats Possible-ET exhibited by Michael Heath and Associates of Westminster was named reserve grand champion female. Regancrest Lrme Quicksilver, a spring yearling heifer exhibited by Fred Strouse, Tim Merwarth & Chris and Jennifer Hill, MD-Hillbrook of Thurmont was honored with the junior champion and title. Gene Iager of Fulton exhibited the reserve junior champion winner, Cowtown Last Call Adventure, a winter Calf. The Premier Exhibitor and Breeder banners were presented to Savage Leigh Holsteins of Knoxville.

Following are the results of the Holstein show judged by Justin Burdette of Pa.
Spring calves: 1. Lookout Goldwyn Caydee, Gene Iager, Fulton, 2. Savage-Leigh Gold Luann-ET, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 3. Round-Hill Reality Fiona-ET, Bulldog Holsteins, Frederick, 4. Savage-Leigh Gold Sybil-ET, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 5. K-Town Damion Millie, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville

Winter calves: 1. Cowtown Last Call Adventure, Gene Iager, Fulton, 2. MD-Hillbrook Kenyas Karma-ET, Strouse, Hill, Merwarth and Umbel, Thurmont, 3. Me-Do-Crest HP Jas Alma-ET, Nick Raggi, Union Bridge, 4. Savage-Leigh Chez Rosa, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 5. Lehigh View Astroid Dynamie, Jordyn Griffin, Union Bridge

Fall calves: 1. Windsor-Manor ZD Sugar, Windsor Manor, New Windsor, 2. MD-Dun-Loafin Laram Martina, Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkittsville, 3. Coldsprings Mac 3564, Sarach Linscomb, New Windsor, 4. Arethusa Gold Attractive-ET, Gene Iager, Fulton, 5. Ra-Rob Lightning Strike, Double Trouble Syndicate, Emmitsburg

Summer yearlings: 1. Milksource Jasper Lori-ET, Kayla Umbel, Emmitsburg, 2. Peace and Plenty Aspen Rexie, Peace and Plenty Farm, Union Bridge, 3. Coldsprings Aspen 3481, Ashley Lease, Taneytown, 4. Kingsmill Ashlyns A-Rod, Gene Iager, Fulton, 5. Ra-Rob Sprite Catalina, Ra-Rob Holsteins, Poolesville

Spring yearlings: 1. Regancrest Lrme Quicksilver, Hill, Strouse, Merwarth, Thurmont, 2. Peace and Plenty Phoenix Cammy, Peace and Plenty Farm, Union Bridge, 3. Savage-Leigh Makala-Red-ET, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 4. MD-Dun-Loafin Dbnar Elle-ET, Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkettsville, 5. Ra-Rob Revolution Champagne, Ra-Rob Holsteins, Poolesville

Winter yearlings: 1. Lylehaven Damion Chablis-ET RC, Doug and Joan Seidel, Queenstown, 2. Maple Dell Dundee Irene, Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine, 3. Maple Dell Alto Gita, Devin Murray, Mt. Airy, 4. Peace and Plenty Japser Robina, Peace and Plenty Farm, Union Bridge, 5. Ra-Rob Aspen Fizz-TW, Ra-Rob Holsteins, Poolesville

Fall yearlings: 1. Co-Vale Dundee Peony, Mt. Ararat Farms, Port Deposit, 2. Maple Dell Pronto Ilene, Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine, 3. Strawberry Acres PS Lima-ET, Strawberry Acres, Bel Air

Junior best three females: 1. Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine, 2. Peace and Plenty Farm, Union Bridge, 3. Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 4. Coldsprings Farms, New Windsor, 5. Ra-Rob Holsteins, Poolesville

Junior 2-year olds: 1. Beaver-Flats Possible-ET, Michael Heath and Associates, Westminster, 2. Savage-Leigh Savannah-RC, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 3. Maple Dell Finest April, Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine, 4. Ehrhardt Stormat Luster-ET, Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin, 5. Coldsprings Onyx 2960, Coldsprings Farms, New Windsor

Senior 2-year olds: 1. Cranberry-MDWS Tal Anna-ET, Bulldog Holsteins, Frederick, 2. Knob-View Winners Della, Stephanie Kepler, Woodsboro, 3. Wil-Wen-Brook Alleg Taffy, Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin, 4. Beatyview Talent Regan-ET, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 5. Palmyra Pontiac Gemmi, Palmyra Farm, Hagerstown

Junior 3-year olds: 1. Budjon JK DD Ebonys, Mt. Ararat Farms, Port Deposit, 2. Harvue Aspen Sasha, Harvue Farms, Berryville, Va., 3. Miss Highlight Trendy-ET, Bulldog Holsteins, Frederick

Senior 3-year olds: 1. Savage-Leigh Lydon Laurel, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 2. MS MG SStorm Reba-ET, Coldsprings Farms, New Windsor, 3. U-of-D Stormatic 876-ET, Donovan Hollingsworth, Denton, 4. Ladys Manor Geri, My Ladys Manor, Monkton

4-year olds: 1. Greenwood-Acres Dun Celeste, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 2. Knob-View Zenith Delilah, Stephanie Kepler, Woodsboro, 3. Harvue Gibson Lola, Harvue Farms, Berryville, Va.

Aged cows: 1. Peace and Plenty Blk Ice Blitz, Peace and Plenty Farm, Union Bridge, 2. WVA Greystone LJ Shelly, Francis Daniel, Chartown, W.V.

Production: 1. Ra-Rob Nobel Shadow, Ra-Rob Holsteins, Poolesville

2010 Maryland Holstein Futurity
Savage-Leigh Sweet Jae, a Dundee daughter out of Savage-Leigh Sweet-D-ET owned by Kelli Welsh of Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville was named the winner of the Maryland Holstein Futurity held here on Thursday, September 2^nd. Kelli also exhibited the top production cow with 34,885 ECM, Savage-Leigh Dundee Dib-ET. The winning Junior entry was exhibited by Joshua Freeman of Monkton with Ladys-Manor G Brooklyn. Gus and Lisa Schwartzbeck of Union Bridge were the jackpot winners by exhibiting Ms BMS DNDE Alamo-ET.

Following are the top 5 results of the Maryland Holstein Futurity evaluated by Judge Justin Burdette, Pa.

1. Savage-Leigh Sweet Jae, Kelli Welsh, Knoxville
2. Bulldog Marker Marie-ET, Bulldog Holsteins, Frederick
3. Ladys-Manor Wild Ciara, My Lady’s Manor Farm, Monkton
4. Ladys-Manor Duplex Mia, My Lady’s Manor Farm, Monkton
5. Savage-Leigh Bradley Holli, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville

   
   From left to right are Alternate MD Dairy Princess Carissa Doody; Judge Justin Burdette; Matt Welsh, owner; Chip Savage at the halter; Alternate MD Dairy Princess Stephanie Seay, MD Dairy Princess Tessa Wiles; Kelli Welsh and her children.

   
   From left to right are Alternate MD Dairy Princess Carissa Doody, Judge Justin Burdette; reserve junior champion exhibited by Gene Iager; junior champion with Chris Hill; reserve grand champion led by Michael Heath; Chip Savage with the grand champion female; MD Dairy Princess Tessa Wiles.

   
   Savage-Leigh Lydon Laurel, exhibited by Frank and Diane Borba, Calif. were the recipients of the supreme champion banner. From left to right are Judge Steve Wagner; Judge Dale Bendig; Frederick County Dairy Maid Shelby Hahn; MD Jersey Queen Hannah Hood; Chip Savage at the halter; MD Dairy Princess Tessa Wiles; Judge Justin Burdette; Washington County Dairy Maid Rachel Wiles.

   
   Savage Leigh Holsteins of Knoxville were the recipients of the Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor banners.

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