The first day of the Wisconsin Junior State Fair Holstein show is completed. Judge Steve White (Indiana), and his Associate Judge, Carla Stetzer (Wisconsin), watched over 250 calves parade through the ring this afternoon.
Picked as Calf Champion was Ms Duckett Durham Beauty-ET, exhibited by Calep DeWitt of Clinton. Reserve went to Siemers Goldwyn Suzy Q-ET, exhibited by Crystal Siemers-Peterman of Newton. Honorable Mention was Paige Nelson's winter Calf, Ms Nabholz Legndhlm Aqua-ET. Congratulations to these exhibitors.
Other winners of the day were:
Spring Calf:
1. Timlyn T Valiant Brenda, Ryan Smith, Monticello
2. Gen Ter-Raetion A Chablis, Paige Nelson, Ellsworth
Winter Calf, group 1:
1. Siemers Goldwyn Suzy Q-ET, Crystal Siemers-Peterman, Cleveland
2. Katrinas De Sahara Rae, Katrina Nunes, Chippewa Falls
Winter Calf, group 2:
1. Milksource Dundee Lovin, Kara Vosters, Freedom
2. Indianhead Golden Mist-ET, David Pintens, Dallas
Winter Calf, group 3:
1. Ms Nabholtz Lgndhlm Aqua-ET, Paige Nelson, Ellsworth
2. Milksource Laurin Dakota, Haley Vosters, Kaukauna
Fall Calf, group 1:
1. Siemers Laramie Sunnie-ET, Jordan Siemers, Newton
2. Mt Elgin Just Iching, Austin Schmidt, Cascade
Fall Calf, group 2:
1. Ms Duckett Durham Beauty-ET, Calep Dewitt, Clinton
2. Ryan-Vu Sanz Extacy-ET, Brad Warmka, Fox Lake
Fall Calf, group 3:
1. Ridge-Place Tstory Skittle, Jackie Meyer, Unity
2. Pfaffsway Aspen Titanium, Larissa Pfaff, Alma Center
Friday's show starts bright and early at 8:00 a.m. with all yearling classes. Holstein cows will show starting about 2:30 p.m. with selection of Supreme Champion following all the breed shows.
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