shorthorn country november 2014

november 2014

The Voice of the Shorthorn Breed.

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Shorthorn Countrynovember 2014

issue 10 • volume 41

The November coverphoto was taken by

Jennie Johnson, Craig,

Nebraska.

SHORTHORN COUNTRY (ISSN 0149-9319)Published monthly by the American ShorthornAssociation, 8288 Hascall St., Omaha, NE 68124.Subscription rates are $24.00 for 1 year, $38.00 for 2 years, and $52.00 for 3years in the U.S.; $60.00 for 1 year, $110.00 for 2 years, and $130.00 for 3 yearsto Canada and $120.00 for 1 year, $220.00 for 2 years, and $300.00 for 3 yearstoother foreign countries. Periodicals postage paid at Omaha Post Office, 1124Pacific, Omaha, NE. POSTMASTER: send address changes to SHORTHORNCOUNTRY, 8288 Hascall St., Omaha, NE 68124.

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=Advisory BoardMontie Soules, ASA representative

Don Cagwin, Durham Management Co.

=DepartmentsShorthorn Update ........................................................................6Association Outlook ....................................................................8Show Schedule............................................................................12Junior Corner ............................................................................18Sales Calendar ............................................................................33Ad Index ....................................................................................34

=Sale Reports2014 Ohio Fall Showcase Sale ..............................................................23Shadybrook Farms, Decades of Excellence Sale .....................................23The Great Shorthorn Revival ................................................................24KOLT Simply Everything Sale ..............................................................25Waukaru “Cow Power” Production Sale ...............................................25

=FeatureArgentine Genetics Opportunity...........................................................11

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=Show ReportsKansas State Fair ...................................................................................13Panhandle South Plains Fair..................................................................15California State Fair ..............................................................................15Tri-State Fair .........................................................................................16Kentucky State Fair...............................................................................21

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=Shorthorn Update

2014 International Year Code: B

Monday 8:00 to 3:30Tuesday 8:00 to 3:30Wednesday 8:00 to 1:30

Thursday 8:00 to 3:30Friday 8:00 to 3:30Saturday 9:00 to 1:30

Registration Hours

Central Standard Time Zone

Office hours remain the same.

ASA Dates of NoteNovember

Nov 1 All performance & carcass data due

Nov 15 Annual meeting in Louisville at NAILE 6:30 pm

Nov 15 Entry Deadline: Fort Worth Stock Show

Nov 15-17 NAILE, Louisville, KY

Nov 20 Entry Deadline: National Western Stock Show

Nov 20 Ownership Deadline: National Western Junior Show

Nov 27-28 ASA office closed for Thanksgiving

December

Dec 24 - Jan 2 ASA office closed for Christmas

January

Jan 17 NWSS Pen Show

Jan 18 NWSS Junior Show & National Shorthorn Bull Show

Jan 19 NWSS National Shorthorn Female Show

Denver Hotel Information:Hotel Information for National Show &Annual MeetingDoubleTree by Hilton Denver 3203 Quebec Street • Denver, CO 80207 Phone: 800-222-8733 or 303-321-3333Block Name: American Shorthorn Associationor if booking online onDoubleTree website, use group code ASH.

Stalling requests: send all stalling requests to Jake Alden – [email protected].

North American ScheduleThursday, Nov. 1312 noon Cattle may arrive

Friday, Nov. 149 a.m. - 12 noon Check-in: Open & Junior Shorthorn & ShorthornPlus females and bulls

- Shorthorn PavilionSaturday, Nov. 158:00 a.m. Junior ShorthornPlus Show – Broadbent10:00 a.m. AJSA Funding the Future

Raffle tickets on sale at 10 am, drawing and auction at 4 pm12:30 p.m. Lassie Meeting - West Hall Room W65:30 pm ASA Social in West Hall Meeting Rooms W1 & W2 6:30 pm ASA Annual Meeting in West Hall Meeting Rooms W1 & W2

Sunday, Nov. 168 a.m. Junior Shorthorn Show, Freedom Hall12 - 4:45 p.m. National Shorthorn Lassie Silent Auction - Pavilion1:30 p.m. Open ShorthornPlus Show - Broadbent3 p.m. Heifer Calf Futurity Show - Broadbent4:30 p.m. Heifer Calf Futurity Sale, New Market Hall

Monday, Nov. 178 a.m. The Jack C. Ragsdale National Shorthorn Show, Bulls followed by

Females - Freedom HallPresentation of Century Club winners and Show Honoree Don Cagwin between bull and female show

following All cattle released


Ownership & Entry Deadline: November 20 - Entry forms can be found at www.national-western.com. – All entries must have a registration number, pending numbers are not accepted.

NATIONAL WESTERN - Joe Christen NationalShorthorn ShowWednesday, January 14, 20157:00 a.m. Yard cattle begin arriving5:00 p.m. Yard cattle in place

Thursday, January 15, 20141:00 p.m. Begin processing all pen cattle

*All pens must be declared an hour after receiving all scan dataFriday, January 16, 20158:00 p.m. Hill cattle may begin arriving

Saturday, January 17, 2015 8:00 a.m. All Hill cattle in place9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Check-in all junior and open Shorthorn and ShorthornPlus cattle11:00 a.m. National Shorthorn Pen Bull & Heifer Shows – Pepsi Arena 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Shorthorn Social at the Double Tree Hotel

Sunday, January 18, 201511:00 a.m. Junior Shorthorn/ShorthornPlus Heifer Shows followed by National

Shorthorn Bull Show – Stadium Arena5:00 p.m. Parade Sale Cattle - Stadium Arena6:00 p.m. “The Summit” National Shorthorn Sale - Beef Palace Auction Arena

Monday, January 19, 20151:00 p.m. National Shorthorn Female Show followed by Open ShorthornPlus

Female – Stadium ArenaTuesday, January 20, 20157:00 a.m. All Yard cattle released5:00 p.m. All Hill cattle released

The ASA Board of Directors is dedi-cated to openly communicating withthe membership and requested the fol-lowing Board Statement be published:

“Recently the property surroundingthe building that the ASA owns anduses as their office has been purchasedand slated for development. The groupdeveloping the properties approachedthe ASA board with an offer for pur-chase. Considering excessive andunused space in the existing building,upkeep of an older building and poten-tial detrimental change in the area theASA board felt it was their responsibili-ty to membership to seek representationfrom a listing agent and explore the pos-sibility of relocating to a more appropri-ately sized, modernized site that is ben-eficial for the ASA administrationoffice. As the development of the areabecomes more imminent and preservingthe asset of the ASA takes shape inpotential relocation the board of direc-tors will keep the membershipinformed. Every potential change isbeing considered with the upmostimportance of protecting the assets ofthe ASA and the improvement of theadministration to better serve its mem-

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bers. Thank you for patience as we nav-igate this potential time of change”.(From the ASA Board of Directors.)

Is it possible that November is alreadyhere? That means the NorthAmerican International Livestock

Exposition and all the activities sur-rounding it takes place this month. Thiswill be the first Jack C.Ragsdale National ShorthornShow and we will recognizeDon Cagwin, one of the greatsupporters in the history ofour breed, as the show honoree. In addi-tion to the Annual Meeting taking placeduring the North American this year,don’t miss the Shorthorn Futurity Sale,the Funding the Future event and anumber of other meetings and showsincluding a big NAILE Junior Show.This event has had more Shorthornsexhibited at NAILE than any otherbreed for a number of years. Pleasecheck the schedule and times of eventson the updatepage in thisissue.I would like

to address theimportance of

North American and Annual Meetingthe annual meeting which will be heldon Saturday, November 15th at6:30pm. We would like everyone toattend this meeting. The wonderfulShorthorn comradery alone is reason toattend, but even more importantly,every member will benefit from infor-mational reports presented at the meet-

ing. Yes, a mainfocus will be on del-egates electing boardmembers, but themeeting has moreimpact; it shares the

past as well as the future direction of thebreed with the membership. The reportswill include actions taken during thepast year and will relay future proposalsto help educate breeders about theShorthorn industry.

And, we are in an ever-changingindustry. The prices for beef cattle andpurebred seedstock are surpassing anyseen in the past. Your association wants

to help you prepare for the future.Information shared during theAnnual Meeting will informbreeders and members aboutthose changes. Your associationstaff and board work together toinitiate programs designed to pro-

vide Shorthorns an advantage in thefuture.

Exciting times are ahead for thisbreed. Time spent with fellow breedersand Shorthorn enthusiasts will helpdefine that excitement for years to

come. This isone event inthe year thate v e r ySho r t ho rnmember andb r e e d e rshould plan

to attend. I look forward to seeing, vis-iting with and learning from each ofyou in Louisville.

We all have Shorthorn pride anddesire to make our breed the best. Itstarts with supporting the association,board and breed. It’s time to have someSHORTHORN MOXY INLOUIVILLE!

MontieSoules

asa executivesecretary/CEO

ASA Board of DirectorsMike Bennett, president,559-534-2396Mark Gordon, vice president217-737-7905Marty Loving, 620-786-2018Mark Gordon, 217-737-7905Lynn Nelson, 507-826-3184Ed Kruse, 719-252-1084James Freed, 405-370-1482Rick Leone, 719-468-1981Tom Turner, 614-499-5248Robert Alden, 816-632-8509American Polled Shorthorn SocietyTim Loudon, presidentCindy Cagwin-Johnston, secretaryShorthorn FoundationBill Rasor, presidentAmerican Junior Shorthorn AssociationAshley Vogel, presidentNational Shorthorn LassiesFaye Korthaus, president

8288 Hascall St. • Omaha, Nebraska 68124402-393-7200 • FAX: 402-393-7203

Affiliated with National Cattlemen's BeefAssociation • US Beef Breeds Council • Beef Improvement Federation • World ShorthornCouncil • National Pedigree Livestock Council

Montie Soules, asa executive secretary/[email protected]

Jacob Alden, field services representative cell: 402-660-9048 • [email protected]

Gwen Crawford, director of junior [email protected]

Heather Histand, registrations, [email protected]

Kathleen Prosser, financial manager/controller •[email protected]

Megan Brehm, director of communications • [email protected]

LeAnna Mann, receptionist • [email protected]

Shirley Miller, proofreader • [email protected]

“Every member will benefitfrom informational reportspresented at the meeting.”

“This event has had moreShorthorns exhibited at NAILEthan any other breed for a num-ber of years.”


“This is one event in theyear that every Shorthornmember and breedershould plan to attend.”

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Argentine Genetics Opportunity Sells for $35,000by Chandler Steele

American Shorthorn Association President Mike Bennett wel-comes Argentine Shorthorn breeder Héctor Mario Eyherabide tothe U.S. with gifts from Michigan Shorthorn BreedersAssociation and American Shorthorn Association.

Shorthorn cattle breeders Little Cedar Cattle Co., Michiganand Cabaña Santa Cecilia, Argentina join with the buyers ofthe “Elite Argentine Genetics Opportunity,” Jimmy and SelenaMcGuire, South River Genetics, Oklahoma.South River Genetics bid $35,000.00 US to share in an

embryo transfer flush of the two Shorthorn females, Elvira and Potranca, bred by Cabaña Santa Cecilia and owned

with Little Cedar Cattle Co. Left to right: Lynn Ewald, SteveFrench, Héctor Mario Eyherabide, Julie French, Selena McGuire,

Jimmy McGuire, Jay Ewald, and Francisco Eyherabide.“We must dream. We must imagine.

We must create.” This quote by Detroittech entrepreneur Josh Linker perfectlydescribes the shared vision of Steve andJulie French of Little Cedar Cattle Co.,Michigan, and Héctor MarioEyherabide of Cabaña Santa Cecilia,Argentina. Together, they have part-nered to bring a new wave of Shorthorngenetics from Argentina to the UnitedStates. Since their arrival in Argentina in

1826 from England, the Shorthornbreed was known for fleshing ability,maternal traits, and feed efficiency.Economic production traits are the solidfoundation on which the highly func-tional breed was built. “Today, Argentina’s beef industry is

made up of large herds of cattle that uti-lize A.I. to produce huge contemporarygroups of progeny that allow them tomake genetic progress in the most pro-gressive herds. Their environments arenot that much different than what wefind in the U.S., so those genetics couldbe utilized in the U.S. to makeprogress,” said Jack Ward, COO andDirector of Breed Improvement at theAmerican Hereford Association. Ward further explained, “I have

judged shows for Angus, Hereford andShorthorn on multiple occasions inArgentina, and I find their cattle to be

fundamentally sound, with the rightkind of balance of muscle, growth andfleshing ability.” Eyherabide has been raising

Shorthorns for more than 50 years inthe vast cattle country of Argentina. Hisfirst contact with Shorthorns was asyoung boy on his maternal grandfather’sfarm. At 15, his father gave him aShorthorn heifer from one of the mostrenowned herds of the time. Up to the 1960s Shorthorns had been

the dominant beef breed in Argentina,but then they started to lose prestigeand leadership as the largest herdschanged to Angus. When he startedbreeding Shorthorns as a teenager dur-ing this time of transition, Eyherabidewas going against a very strong currentof change. Many people in the cattlebusiness laughed at him.In 1972, after participating in some

smaller shows, he courageously decidedto take his Shorthorns to ExposiciónRural de Palermo, which is Argentina’slargest and most important agriculturalevent, and known throughout theworld. In that first exhibition over fortyyears ago, Eyherabide’s Shorthorn bull

calf was named champion bull and hisheifer won reserve grand championfemale. Since then he has exhibitedShorthorns at Palermo annually and haswon countless championship titles. By the early 1980s, the demand for

Shorthorns in the commercial beefindustry of Argentina had deterioratedto the extent that Eyherabide came tothe U.S. in search of opportunities tointroduce American sire genetics intohis breeding program. He was encour-aged by leading U.S. breeders such asBarry Jordan, Ric Hoyt and JackRagsdale, as well as ASA ExecutiveSecretary Dr. Roger Hunsley, and uti-lized the influence of the AmericanShorthorn breed to help createShorthorns that would satisfy thedemands of Argentine commercial beefbreeders. Extremely selective regarding the eco-

nomically important traits of fertilityand ruggedness, Eyherabide worked atbreeding and developing a Shorthornrange bull that would be acceptable inthe market, and prove to produce thehigh quality beef for which the breedwas once known.(continued on page 12)

In 1987 he held his first successfulauction of 35 Shorthorn range bulls. By2001 the demand for his Shorthornbulls had increased to create a sale offer-ing of 600 Shorthorn bulls. He nowmarkets almost 1,000 bulls each year tocommercial producers while producingand selecting high quality seedstock toadvance the Shorthorn breed’s place inthe competitive and demandingArgentine beef industry. Cabaña SantaCecilia is still a highly respected andsuccessful show ring competitor atPalermo, nowadays of both Shorthornsand Angus.Bred by Eyherabide, the full sisters

LEAVE Elvira X1013ET and LEAVEPotranca X1015ET earned an array ofawards at the 2014 Exposición Rural dePalermo in late July. They were champi-on and reserve champion in their divi-sion as well as champion pair of heifers.Elvira advanced to third best femaleoverall behind the grand champion andreserve grand champion females. Elviraand Potranca are owned in partnershipwith Steve and Julie French who wereon hand to witness the heifers’ showring success at Palermo.At the 2014 Great Shorthorn Revival,

Cabaña Santa Cecilia and Little CedarCattle Co., offered an embryo transferflush of either Elvira or Potranca, or halfinterest in the flushes of both. Thefemales produced their first calves inearly September just days before theyturned two. For their first flush, theywill be bred to the leading ArgentineShorthorn bull, Alston Polar Star, thedominant sire of the 2014 PalermoShow, and his popular son Roosmo

Matias Star who earned third best bulloverall in 2014. Jimmy and Selena McGuire of South

River Genetics, Shawnee, Okla., pur-chased the flush of the Argentinefemales for $35,000. “The deciding fac-tor for me was meeting Héctor Mario atthe Revival and seeing the excitement hehas about his Shorthorn cattle,” saidJimmy McGuire. The Oklahoma couplechose to share in the flush of bothfemales with Little Cedar and CabañaSanta Cecilia, which will be performedin Argentina in late 2014 or early 2015. It has been Eyherabide’s lifelong

dream to breed the perfect Shorthornbull. Continuously working to improveboth genotypic value and phenotypicappeal have made Cabaña Santa Ceciliaa paternal production powerhouseacross Argentina and other parts ofSouth America. “You can’t findShorthorn bulls like his in the UnitedStates,” said Steve French. “They’re big-footed, masculine bulls that have a lot ofnatural thickness, and incredible feedefficiency. You hear everyone say howgood the Argentine cattle are, but untilyou get down there and see them withyour own two eyes, you don’t realizehow impressive they are.” Producers who witnessed the offering

at the Revival sale heard the breeders’goal to potentially strengthen the foun-dation of the Shorthorn breed in theU.S. with a new, proven genetic line.One breeder on hand for the auction ofwas Mike Bennett, American ShorthornAssociation president, from California.“What they are doing with the

Shorthorn breed down there has a realplace in improving the genetics and the

performance of cattle here in the UnitedStates,” said Bennett. “The plan to sharetheir genetics is exciting and shows theprogressiveness of not only HéctorMario and his son Francisco, but alsopeople like Steve and Julie, who wentthere and recognized what their cattlehave to offer. I am looking forward tobig things from this exchange.” The future of Argentine Shorthorn

genetics in the United States is powerednot only by the tried-and-true success ofreal world Argentine cattle, but also bythe individuals working to share thosegenetics with American cattle produc-ers. “There is also a strong desire among

breeders in our country to create aShorthorn bull that will satisfy our com-mercial market,” continued French. “Ifwe can get a great Shorthorn bull out ofone of the flushes we intend to make hisgenetics affordable and available to any-one who wants to use him. This onestep will bring Hector Mario’s dream of‘Toro Perfecto’ completely full circle.” Speaking of his Shorthorn genetics

partnership with Steve and Julie French,that now includes Jimmy and SelenaMcGuire, Héctor Mario Eyherabidesaid, “Life has brought us togetherbecause I think we have the samedreams, the same imagination and thesame creativity itself.” The innovative breeding project that

the breeders from Argentina, Michiganand Oklahoma are embarking on leavesno doubt that the Shorthorn breed oftomorrow has an incredibly brightfuture, across all borders.


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Fair Location Show Date Time JudgeNAILE Louisville, KY Junior ShorthornPlus Show 11/15 8 a.m.North Florida Fair Tallahassee, FL Junior Steer Show 11/15 7 p.m.North Florida Fair Tallahassee, FL Junior Heifer Show 11/16 1 p.m.NAILE Louisville, KY Junior Shorthorn Show 11/16 8 a.m.NAILE Louisville, KY Open ShorthornPlus Show 11/16 1:30 p.m.NAILE Louisville, KY Steer Futurity & Breeders’ Cup 11/16 3 p.m.NAILE Louisville, KY National Shorthorn Show 11/17 8 a.m.NWSS Denver, CO Pen Show 1/17 11 a.m.NWSS Denver, CO Junior Heifer Show 1/18 11 a.m.NWSS Denver, CO Major PACE Show 1/18 1 p.m.

=Show Schedule

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Kansas State Fair South Central Regional ShowJudge: Jeff Gooden, Missouri

by Jake Alden

Grand Champion and Junior ChampionBull, SS Good Times 344, exhibited bySchrag Shorthorns, Marion, SD.

Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Bull andJunior Bull Champion, FCC Night Moves29B, exhibited by Fischer Cattle Company,Great Bend, Kan.

Reserve Grand Champion and Senior BullCalf Champion, Lane’s Mr. Colt, exhibited byRyan Lane, Jay, Okla.

The Kansas State Fair was the site ofthe 2014 South Central Regional Show,held September 12, 2014. Jeff Goodenof Iberia, Mo., sorted through 34 heifersand 19 bulls in the Shorthorn andShorthornPlus Shows. Grand Champion and Junior

Champion Bull honors went to SSGood Times 344. Schrag Shorthorns,Marion, SD., exhibited this March 13,2013 son of CYT Good Life 1401. Lane’s Mr. Colt was named Reserve

Grand Champion and Senior BullCalf Champion. This November 8,2013 son of Elbee Throwback, wasexhibited by Ryan Lane, Jay, Okla. Grand Champion ShorthornPlus

Bull and Junior Bull Champion wentto FCC Night Moves 29B. FischerCattle Company, Great Bend, Kan.Sodhouse Pepper Red 932 was

named Reserve Grand ChampionShorthornPlus Bull and SeniorChampion. Craig Hoyt, Brewster,Kan., exhibited this February 10, 2012son of Sodhouse Government Mule 81. Grand Champion and Senior

Champion Female was awarded to SSDiamond Dreams ET. SamanthaSchrag, Marion SD., exhibited thisFebruary 20, 2013 daughter of SULL

Stockman 0233. Reserve Grand Champion and

Junior Champion Female was DTRDream Lady 323A. Katie Buswell,Linneus, Mo., exhibited this April 20,2013 daughter of HD Swagger 802 ET. Grand Champion ShorthornPlus

Heifer and Junior Heifer Calf honorswent to General Fancee. AustinBaalman, Quinter, Kan., exhibited thisFebruary 14, 2014 daughter of WMGeneral Lee. Fischer Cattle Company, Great Bend,

Kan., exhibited the Reserve ChampionShorthornPlus Heifer and SeniorChampion Female with FCC Belle335A. She was a February 24, 2013daughter of TM Gus 36S ET. Other Champions Include: Reserve Junior Champion Bull –

DFRS Ponderosa 113A, exhibited bySarah Villegas, White City, Kan.Reserve Senior Champion Bull Calf

– SFS Super Chief ET, exhibited byRichard Scott, Jewett, Texas.Senior Champion Bull – Turner

CrclH Deception 2 ET, exhibited byFischer Cattle Co., and Luke Turner,Great Bend, Kan. Reserve Senior Champion Bull –

Lane’s Freedom 30Z, exhibited by Ryan

Lane and Rick Couch, Quapaw, Okla. Junior Champion Bull Calf –

Childs Hot Sauce, exhibited by DickChilds, Summit Point, WV. Reserve Junior Champion Bull Calf

– JCC Passenger, exhibited by JeepetaCattle Co., Chickasha, Okla. Reserve Junior Champion

ShorthornPlus Bull – Sodhouse MuleTrain 82, exhibited by Craig E. Hoyt,Brewster, Kan. Reserve Senior Champion Female –

Miss V8 Dancin Queen 0362, exhibitedby V8 Shorthorns & Rachel Williams,Boling, Texas. Reserve Junior Champion Female –

DTR Ruby 375A, exhibited by DTRCattle Co., Raymond, Kan.Intermediate Champion Female –

DTR Miss Clara 340A, exhibited byJordan Hatcher, Morristown, Ind. Reserve Intermediate Champion

Female – KOLT Sassy 763, exhibitedby Ethan Crow, Lawton, Okla. Champion Junior Heifer Calf –

Miss V8 Mona Lisa Smile ET, exhibitedby V8 Shorthorns. Reserve Junior Heifer Calf

Champion – Miss V8 Dream Lady424B ET, exhibited by V8 Shorthorns. Reserve ShorthornPlus Junior


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Grand Champion and Senior ChampionFemale, SS Diamond Dreams ET, exhibitedby Samantha Schrag, Marion SD.

Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer andJunior Heifer Calf, General Fancee, exhibitedby Austin Baalman, Quinter, Kan..

Reserve Grand Champion and JuniorChampion Female, DTR Dream Lady 323A,exhibited by Katie Buswell, Linneus, Mo.

Heifer Calf – FCC Anna 404B, exhib-ited by Fischer Cattle Co. Class Placing Include: Spring Heifer Calves (3 shown) – 1)

CCF Spring Rain, exhibited by JobieCrow, Lawton, Okla.; 2) 780 Rosaline,exhibited by Cordon Rowley, Chase,Kan.; 3) CW Maggie Mae, exhibited byChris & Wendy Dickens-Childers. Junior Heifer Calves (5 shown) – 1)

Miss V8 Lisa Smile ET, exhibited by V8Shorthorns; 2) Miss V8 Dream Lady424B ET, exhibited by V8 Shorthorns;3) RFC Countess 1454 ET, exhibitedby Ryan Lane, Jay, Okla. Winter Heifer Calves (2 shown) –

1) RFC Red Mistress, exhibited by RyanLane; 2) Julie 13, exhibited by WesleyStone, Iola, Kan.Late Spring Yearling Females (5

shown) – 1) DTR Miss Clara 340A,exhibited by Jordan Hatcher,Morristown, Ind.; 2) KOLT Sassy 763,exhibited by Ethan Crow, Lawton,Okla.; 3) Lane’s Bunny 13A, exhibitedby Ryan Lane. Early Spring Yearling Females (4

shown) – 1) DTR Dream Lady 323A,exhibited by Katie Buswell, Linneus,Mo.; 2) DTR Ruby 375A, exhibited byDTR Cattle Co., Raymond, Kan., 3)Bar JS Flashy Jazz 372, exhibited bySydnee Shive, Mt. Hope, Kan.Junior Yearling Females (6 shown)

– 1) SS Diamond Dreams ET, exhibitedby Samantha Schrag, Marion, SD.; 2)FCC Lady Destiny 317 ET, exhibitedby Jacob Nikkel, McPherson, Kan.; 3)R Sensationable Blanche, exhibited byCordan & Grant Rowley, Chase, Kan.Senior Yearling Female (1 shown) –

1) Miss V8 Dancin Queen 0362, exhib-ited by V8 Shorthorns. Group of Two Females (3 shown) –

1) Roux Shorthorns, Moundridge,

Kan.; 2) Crow Creek Farms, Lawton,Okla.; 3) Chris & Wendy Dickens-Childers. Junior Bull Calves (4 shown) – 1)

Childs Hot Sauce, exhibited by DickChilds, Summit Point, WV; 2) JCCPassenger, exhibited by Jeepeta CattleCo., Chickasha, Okla.; 3) CWMommas Boy, exhibited by Chris &Wendy Dickens-Childers. Winter Bull Calves (2 shown) – 1)

Lane’s Mr Colt, exhibited by RyanLane; 2) CW Ringo, exhibited by Chris& Wendy Dickens-Childers. Senior Bull Calves (2 shown) – 1)

SFS Super Chief ET, exhibited byRichard Scott, Jewett, Texas; 2) CCF JJApollo C41A, exhibited by Crow CreekFarms. Summer Yearling Bulls (1 shown) –

1) R 140 Retreat exhibited by RouxShorthorns. Early Spring Yearling Bulls (2

shown) – 1) SS Good Times 344,exhibited by Schrag Shorthorns,Marion, SD.; 2) Jazz’s Lucky Star,exhibited by Roux Shorthorns. Junior Yearling Bulls (2 shown) – 1)

DFRS Ponderosa 113A, exhibited bySarah Villegas, White City, Kan.; 2) RValet Samson, exhibited by RouxShorthorns. Senior Yearling Bull (1 shown) – 1)

Lane’s Freedom 30Z, exhibited by RickCouch, Quapaw, Okla.Two Year Old Bull (1 shown) – 1)

Turner CRCLH Deception 2 ET, exhib-ited by Luke Turner & Fischer CattleCo., Great Bend, Kan.Pair of Bulls (2 shown) – 1) Roux

Shorthorns; 2) Chris & Wendy DickensChildersSuper Cow (1 shown) – 1) Roux

Shorthorns.Breeder’s Herd (2 shown) – 1) Roux

Shorthorns; 2) Chris & WendyDickens-Childers. ShorthornPlus Early Spring Heifer

Calves (2 shown) – 1) BAAL DandeeOreo, exhibited by Shaylee Baalman,Quinter, Kan.ShorthornPlus Junior Heifer

Calves (2 shown) – 1) General Fancee,exhibited by Austin Baalman, Quinter,Kan.; 2) FCC Anna 404B, exhibited byFischer Cattle Co.ShorthornPlus Late Spring Yearling

Female (2 shown) – 1) SSRB LittleMiss 55, exhibited by Stepping StoneRanch, Edson, Kan.; 2) LH Miss BlueRobber, exhibited by LH Show CattleAmericus, Kan.ShorthornPlus Early Spring

Yearling Female (1 shown) – 1) LHMiss Milk Robber, exhibited by LHShow Cattle.ShorthornPlus Junior Yearling

Female (1 shown) – 1) FCC Belle335A, exhibited by Fischer Cattle Co.ShorthornPlus Pair of Females (2

shown) – 1) LH Show Cattle; 2) Austin& Shaylee Baalman. ShorthornPlus Early Spring Bull

Calves (2 shown) – 1) FCC NightMoves 29B, exhibited by Fischer CattleCo.; 2) SSRB Black Mamba 55, exhib-ited by Stepping Stone Ranch.ShorthornPlus Junior Bull Calf (1

shown) – 1) Sodhouse Mule Train 82,exhibited by Craig Hoyt, Brewster, Kan.ShorthornPlus Two Year Old Bull

(1 shown) – 1) Sodhouse Pepper Red932, exhibited by Craig Hoyt.ShorthornPlus Pair of Bulls (1

shown) – 1) Craig Hoyt.ShorthornPlus Super Cow (2

shown) – 1) Fischer Cattle Co.; 2)Stepping Stone Ranch.


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Leighton McKinley BrehmOctober 3, 20148 lbs 2 oz.20 ½”Proud parents Randy and Megan

Brehm and big sister Lauren

Welcome!

I have received confirmation fromHector Mario Damboriarena that thedates of the next Shorthorn WorldConference in Uruguay will be from2nd April 2016 to 14th April 2016 -12 nights visiting 13 farms.

World Conference Tour

The results we had for theMinnesota State Fair Junior and Openshow on pages 46 and 54 of theOctober 2014 issue were actuallyresults for the Minnesota Previewshow.

Correction

Sunday, Nov. 1612 - 4:45 p.m. NationalShorthorn Lassie Silent

Auction - Pavilion

Grand Champion Female, Miss Undisputed,exhibited by Zane Scott, Lubbock, Texas.

Grand Champion Shorthorn Bull, CashFarms Spring Madness, exhibited by CashFarms Amarillo, Texas.

Reserve Grand Champion Female, SULLRosa’s Maxie 3820, exhibited by MackenleeEvans, Idalou, Texas.

Panhandle South Plains FairJudge: Wade Shackelford

by Mary Bass

Zane Scott, Lubbock, Texas lead MissUndisputed to the top female spot inthe Open Shorthorn Show at thePanhandle South Plains Fair, Lubbock,Texas on September 22, 2014. TheApril 2013 heifer was bred byCrenshaw/Popelka Shorthorns,Levelland, Texas. The show was judgedby Wade Shackelford.Mackenlee Evans, Idalou, Texas

exhibited the Reserve GrandChampion Female with SULL Rosa’sMaxie 3820 ET, a November 2013

Heifer.Cash Farms, Amarillo, Texas exhibit-

ed the first place Spring Heifer Calfwith Cash Farms Snow Diamond. MissEvans exhibited the first place JuniorHeifer Calf with RFC Demi 1498 ETas well as the first place Senior Heifercalf with 4D Roxanne 13, a November15, 2013 heifer.Another Lubbock youth, Christian

Gutierrez, exhibited the first placeSenior Yearling Female with CG MissKatie, a November 2012 heifer.

The bull show belonged to CashFarms, Amarillo, Texas who exhibitedthe Grand Champion Shorthorn Bullwith Cas Farms Spring Madness, a May2013 bull as well as the Reserve GrandBull with their Calf Champion, CashFarms MM Money Maker, an April2014 calf. Cash Farms also exhibited the first

place Pair of Females, Pair of Bulls,Super Cow and Best Six head.

California State Fair Super Regional78 Head - Judge Mark Johnson, Orlando, Okla.by Jake Alden

The California State Fair was the site of thisyear’s West Super Regional Show on July 16,2014. Dr. Mark Johnson, of Orlando, Okla.Had the opportunity to sort through 49heifers and 29 bulls. Grand Champion and Senior

Champion Bull Calf honors were awardedto B/F Whiskey River 3043. This September14, 2013 son of Saskvalley Ramrod 155R wasexhibited by Bigelow Farms, O’Neals, Calif.B/F Firestorm 3013 was named Reserve

Grand Champion and Reserve Senior BullCalf. Bigelow Farms exhibited this September5, 2013 son of B/F Fireman 0083. Grand Champion and Intermediate

Champion Female was awarded to Tri StarSpring Time 3117. This female was laternamed Supreme Champion Female Over AllBreeds. Jessica Judge San Luis Obispo, Calif.exhibited this May 6, 2013 daughter of TriStar Sancho 9123. BLC Tri Star Dottie was named Reserve

Grand Champion and Senior Heifer CalfChampion. Bennett Land and Cattle,Ducor, Calif., exhibited this November 4,2013 daughter of JSF The One 113X. Other Champions Include:Senior Champion Bull – GSC Sonny

523, exhibited by Greg Cardey, Turlock,

Calif. Reserve Senior Champion Bull – JT

Gold Label 536, exhibited by JT Ranch,Oakdale, Calif.Junior Champion Bull – JT Gold Label

589, exhibited by JT Ranch. Reserve Junior Champion Bull – LC

Sonny 601, exhibited by Don Cardey,Turlock, Calif. Intermediate Champion Bull– LC Gold

Label 764, exhibited by Don Cardey. Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull –

Sunny Day Maverick 16A, exhibited by Tim& Amy Whitfield, Atwater, Calif. Junior Bull Calf Champion – LC Gold

Label 980, exhibited by Don Cardey. Reserve Junior Bull Calf Champion –

GSC Sonny 985, exhibited by Greg Cardey. Early Spring Bull Calf Champion – LC

Gold Label 1027, exhibited by Don Cardey. Reserve Spring Bull Calf – JT Gold Label

1056, exhibited by JT Ranch. Reserve Intermediate Champion Female

– Birt’s Red Reba, exhibited by Callie Bassett,Dalano, Calif. Reserve Senior Heifer Calf – B/F

Shannon Margie 3093, exhibited by BigelowFarms. Senior Champion Female – V8 CF

Loveliest Lady 2138, exhibited by JessicaJudge. Reserve Senior Champion Female –

BLC V8 Senorita Bo, exhibited by CallieBassett. Junior Champion Female – Sunny Day

DLS Mona Lisa, exhibited by Amanda Gipe,Merced, Calif. Reserve Junior Champion Female – LC

Welcome Lady 643, exhibited by DonCardey. Junior Champion Heifer Calf – Miss

BLC Fools Rush In, exhibited by HeatherWelcher, Springville, Calif. Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf –

AFR Becky CQ2 TD B01, exhibited byMadison Albiani, Elk Grove, Calif. Early Spring Heifer Calf Champion –

LC Sally 1075, exhibited by Don Cardey. Reserve Early Spring Heifer Calf

Champion– LC Mary Augusta 1070, exhib-ited by Don Cardey. Placings Include:Early Spring Heifer Calves (2 shown) –

1) LC Sally 1075, exhibited by Don Cardey,Turlock, Calif.; 2) LC Mary Augusta 1070,exhibited by Don Cardey. Junior Heifer Calves (3 shown) – 1) Miss

BLC Fools Rush In, exhibited by Heather

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Tri-State FairJudge: Brady Ragland

by Mary Bass

Open Shorthorn cattle were judgedSeptember 14, 2014 by Brady Ragland at theTri-State Fair, Amarillo, Texas.Grand Champion Female was DJS S

Steck Daisy C 307, exhibited by MykaBlissard, Big Spring, Texas. GrandChampion Bullwas CCF JJ Apollo C 41A,shown by Crow Creek Farms, Lawton, Okla.,and Double JJ Shorthorns, Chickasha, Okla.Results of the show follow:Early Spring Heifer Calves- 1 and Junior

Calf Champion) CCF Spring Rain, shownby Crow Creek Farms; 2) Cash FarmsPrimrose, shown by Alex Cash, Amarillo,Texas; 3) Cash Farms Snow Diamond, shownby Alex, Cash.Junior Heifer Calves - 1 and Reserve

Junior Calf Champion) Show Me Jaci4B3M, shown by Crow Creek Farms; 2)CCF Gemini C 03B, shown by Crow CreekFarms; 3) DC Stella CN, shown by DarciCash, Fay, Okla.Summer Yearling Females - 1) MJS

Cumberland Felicia, shown by MJ

Shorthorns, Olton, Texas.Late Spring Yearling Females - 1 Junior

Champion and Reserve Grand ChampionFemale) Moore Miss Myrtle Beau ET, shownby Myka Blissard; 2 and Reserve JuniorChampion) MJS Duchess Dusti Flower,shown by Audree Cross, Olton, Texas; 3)KOLT Sassy 763 x, shown by Crow CreekFarms.Early Spring Yearling Females - 1, Junior

Champion and Grand Champion Female)DJS S Steck Daisy C 307, shown by MykaBlissard; 2 and Reserve Junior Champion)J&M Miss Fancy’s Ace, shown by Alex Cash;3) Fieser’s Lady Rose 2013, shown by DarciCash; 44) MJS Carrie Faye, shown by AudreeCross; 5) CCF JJ Charlotte C 10A, shown byAlex Cash.Junior Yearling Females - 1 and Senior

Champion) Miss V8 Myrtle Bo 54A ET,shown by Darci Cash; 2 and Reserve SeniorChampion) RFC Demi Top 2705 ET,shown by Crow Creek Farms.Group of two Females - 1) Crow Creek

Farms; 2) Alex Cash.Early Spring Bull Calves - 1 and Reserve

Junior Bull Calf Champion) Cash FarmsMM Money Maker, shown by Alex Cash.Junior Bull Calves - 1, Reserve Junior

Champion and Reserve Grand ChampionBull, JCC Passenger, shown by JeepettaCattle Co., Beverly Freed, Chickasha, Okla.Senior Bull Calf - 1 Senior Champion

and Grand Champion Bull) CCF JJ ApolloC 41A, shown by Crow Creek Farms.Late Spring Yearling Bulls - 1 and

Intermediate Champion) MJS JFB Mr.Obvious x, shown by James F. Bass, OltonTexas; 2 and Reserve IntermediateChampion Bull) Cash Farms SpringMadness, shown by Alex Cash.Group of two Bulls - 1) Jeepetta Cattle

Co.; 2) Alex Cash.Super Cow - 1) Alex Cash.Best 6 head - 1) Crow Creek Farms; 2)

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Welcher, Springville, Calif.; 2) AFR BeckyCQ2 TD B01, exhibited by MadisonAlbiani, Elk Grove, Calif.; 3) LC Red Rose1011, exhibited by Don Cardey. Winter Heifer Calves (7 shown) – 1)

BLC Tri Star Dottie, exhibited by BennettLand & Cattle, Ducor, Calif.; 2) AFR N1Rosewood A37, exhibited by MadisonAlbiani; 3) B/F Shannon Marie 3142, exhib-ited by Bigelow Farms, O’Neals, Calif. Senior Heifer Calves (7 shown) – 1) B/F

Shannon Margie 3093, exhibited by BigelowFarms; 2) BLC Cali Princess ET, exhibited byBennett Land & Cattle; 3) B/F ShannonMargie 3036, exhibited by Bigelow Farms. Summer Yearling Females (5 shown) –

1) Birt’s Red Reba, exhibited by Callie Bassett,Dalano, Calif.; 2) LC Augusta Pat 803, exhib-ited by Don Cardey; 3) HCC Poi Zen 3A,exhibited by Hollis Cattle Co., Delhi, Calif.Late Spring Yearling Female (5 shown) –

1) Tri Star Spring Time 3117, exhibited byJessica Judge, San Luis Obispo, Calif.; 2)MCF Miss Torres Sin Baby, exhibited byKND Shorthorns, Fallbrook, Calif.; 3) SunnyDay Alyssa 19A, exhibited by Amy & TimWhitfield, Atwater, Calif.Early Spring Yearling Females (3 shown)

– 1) Sunny Day DLS Mona Lisa, exhibitedby Amanda Gipe, Merced, Calif.; 2) LCWelcome Lady 643, exhibited by DonCardey; 3) Sunny Day Dallas Lady 8A, exhib-ited by Alpha & Sherri Gipe, Merced, Calif. Junior Yearling Females (5 shown) – 1)

BLC V8 Senorita Bo, exhibited by CallieBassett; 2) STAR Willow 303A, exhibited byLauren Mertz, Lancaster, Calif.; 3) Sunny

Day Royal Mary 28A, exhibited by RileyBarney, Chowchilla, Calif. Senior Yearling Females (8 shown) – 1)

V8 CF Loveliest Lady 2138, exhibited byJessica Judge; 2) Pluth’s Brittany, exhibited byDAMAR Farms, Saint John, Wash.; 3) BLCFooled You ET, exhibited by HeatherWelcher. Early Spring Bull Calves (2 shown) – 1)

LC Gold Label 1027, exhibited by DonCardey; 2) JT Gold Label 1056, exhibited byJT Ranch. Junior Bull Calves (2 shown) – 1) LC

Gold Label 980, exhibited by Don Cardey; 2)GSC Sonny 985, exhibited by Greg Cardey,Turlock, Calif. Winter Bull Calves (3 shown) – 1) GSC

Sonny T 928, exhibited by Greg Cardey; 2)JT Gold Label 909, exhibited by JT Ranch;3) LC Sonny T 969, exhibited by DonCardey. Senior Bull Calves (5 shown) – 1) B/F

Whiskey River 3043, exhibited by BigelowFarms; 2) B/F Firestorm 3013, exhibited byBigelow Farms; 3) LC Sonny T 842, exhibit-ed by Don Cardey. Summer Yearling Bulls (3 shown) – 1)

LC Gold Label 764, exhibited by DonCardey; 2) HCC Cinch RJ80, exhibited byHollis Cattle Co.; 3) GSC Tex Ritter 786,exhibited by Greg Cardey. Late Spring Yearling Bulls (3 shown) –

1) Sunny Day Maverick 16A, exhibited byTim & Amy Whitfield; 2) LC Gold Label745, exhibited by Don Cardey; 3) GSC GoldLabel 768, exhibited by Greg Cardey. Early Spring Yearling Bulls (5 shown) –

1) LC Gold Label 689, exhibited by DonCardey; 2) Sunny Day Omaha 12A, exhibit-ed by Amanda Gipe; 3) Sunny Day Mr. T9A, exhibited by Amy & Tim Whitfield. Junior Yearling Bulls (3 shown) – 1) JT

Gold Label 589, exhibited by JT Ranch; 2)LC Sonny 601, exhibited by Don Cardey; 3)Thunder’s Iron Man, exhibited by CallieBassett. Senior Yearling Bulls (3 shown) – 1)

GSC Sonny 523, exhibited by Greg Carey; 2)JT Gold Label 536, exhibited by JT Ranch;3) LC Gold Label 498, exhibited by DonCardey. Group of Two Females (6 shown) – 1)

Bennett Land & Cattle; 2) Tim & AmyWhitfield; 3) Madison Albiani. Group of Two Bulls (5 shown) – 1)

Bigelow Farms; 2) Don Cardey; 3) Tim &Amy Whitfield. Super Cow (4 shown) – 1) LC Welcome

Lady 6160, exhibited by Don Cardey; 2) GCSweetheart 7013, exhibited by Greg Cardey;3) JT Betty Angel 6848, exhibited by JTRanch. Get of Sire (5 shown) – 1) DJD Gold

Label 290X, exhibited by JT Ranch; 2) AmyWhitfield; 3) GC Sonny 9631, exhibited byGreg Cardey. Breeder’s Herd (4 shown) – 1) Bigelow

Farms; 2) Don Cardey; 3) Tim & AmyWhitfield. =

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As I round out my last year on JuniorBoard, I can do nothing, but smile. Ithink of all the opportunities thatJunior Board has provided me with andI can only hope that everyone takes thechance to try and experience it forthemselves. I have met multiple breedproducers and developed many relation-ships because of this given opportunity,and it’s something I will always keepclose to my heart. This experience hasalso provided me with friendships that Ican connect with on many different lev-els because I share so much more of thesame interests. My biggest fear whenrunning for the Junior Board was nevermaking the board, but then I thought tomyself, “If I don’t try now … then howwill I ever know what was to become ofit?” I think that’s everyone’s biggestfear… denial. The worst thing, when allis considered, is that you never gaveyourself the shot and you must alwayslive with not knowing your own success.So why not just give yourself thechance? In my first article for theShorthorn Country I wrote, “If yourdreams don’t scare you, then they’re not

big enough” (Ellen Johnson Sirleaf ).This quote couldn’t be truer. The scari-est things in life are meant to be scarybecause it is what pushes you outside ofyour limits. You are testing yourself tobigger experiences, but that is how onegrows as an individual. I know we maytalk a lot about how amazing Jr. Boardis and that everyone should try and runfor Jr. Board, but we continue to do sobecause it truly is an amazing experi-ence. I hope that people not only see usrepresent those words by speaking, butalso by our actions. To be honest Ithought the Junior Board was going tobe easy and fun, but let me just say I waswrong. There may have been endlessphone calls, or what I feel like is endless,for donations and countless hours spentin the show ring, but I think those timeswhere the most rewarding; they werethe times where you really saw the breedas a whole step forward. All of this hardwork couldn’t be done without thedonations everyone puts forward, andthe Junior. Board couldn’t begin tothank you enough. I would like tothank my grandparents and parents for

the support throughout the JuniorBoard process. They were always mybiggest cheer section, and always helpedout with the cattle when I couldn’t bearound to take care of things myself. Iwould also like to thank Gwen for beingthe motivator to all of us Junior Boardmembers. I know some days would berough and exhausting, but she would beright by our side to keep us going; sheonly wants the best from everyone andshe always somehow magically managesto pull it out of all us. I can’t even beginto be grateful enough for all the newfriendships I have made through JuniorBoard either. These new friendships areones I will never forget and will be ableto hold onto for a lifetime. Thank youeveryone for letting me serve as a repre-sentative for the Junior Board for thepast three years, and I hope that if youwere thinking about running that I’veshed some light on really pushing for-ward with it. What do you have to lose?=

Dream Big


Grand Champion Female, Sheza Red Wine,shown by Cole Benson, Hale Center, Texas.

Grand Champion Shorthorn Steer, shown byKacy Bland, Idalou, Texas.

Reserve Grand Champion Female, MissSparkles, shown by Cheyenne Dorcas, NewDeal, Texas.

Panhandle South Plains FairJudge: Jacob Boyert

Reserve Grand Champion Shorthorn Steershown by Kutter Bland, Idalou, Texas.

Tyler Cates of Cates Farms and hiswife Cortney Hill-Dukehart Cates areproud to announce the birth of theirdaughter, Piper McKinley on July15th. Piper has been busy attendingshows, sales and state fairs since herbirth. The delighted grandparents areBrian and Angie Cates of Modoc, INand Marlene Dukehart husbandRobert Hill of Sykesville, MD.

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WA T C H Y O U R C R O P G R OWAdvertise!Shorthorn Country

Cindy Cagwin-Johnston – 217-452-3051 • [email protected] Rahn – 217-473-1124 • [email protected]


The Kentucky State Fair was the site ofthe Southeast Super Regional Show. RonMoore of Jerseyville, Ill. sorted through ahigh quality set of 56 Shorthorn andShorthornPlus females and 11 bulls.

Grand Champion and Junior BullCalf Champion honors were awarded toCLF Foolin Around 140, exhibited byCedar Lane Farm, Cedarville, Ohio. ThisJanuary 2, 2014 bull calf was sired byWHR Sonny 8114 ET. MFK B Ravenhawk 34K was named

Reserve Champion and Reserve JuniorBull Calf Champion. MFK Shorthorns,Smithfield, Ky. exhibited this January 16,2014 son of Homedale Blizzard.

Grand Champion and SeniorChampion Female honors were awardedto CF Caroline 345 Sol X ET, exhibitedby Paige Wickard, Wilkinson, Ind. Shewas a February 14, 2013 daughter of CFSolution X. Shoufler Purple Rose was named

Reserve Champion and JuniorChampion Female. Kyle Shoufler,Fortville, Ind. exhibited this March 15,2013 daughter of MAV Charisma 1308.

Grand Champion ShorthornPlusFemale honors were awarded to RLFCleopatra 4A, exhibited by Xavier Ferris,Whiteland, Ind. This May 2, 2013 femalewas sired by HAUN Jesse James. RFL Park Place Queen 3A was named

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlusFemale. Xavier Ferris exhibited this April20, 2013 daughter of Monopoly.

Division Champions:Champion Late Spring Heifer Calf -

WCC Bess, exhibited by Valley VistaFarms, Scottsburg, IN.

Reserve Champion Late SpringHeifer Calf - RFSS Afternoon Delite,exhibited by Respite Farms, Paris, KY.

Champion Early Spring Heifer Calf -CLF Cindy Beauty 1404E, exhibited byCedar Lane Farm, Cedarville, OH.

Reserve Champion Early SpringHeifer Calf - SharBen S Shannon 669ET, exhibited by SharBen Shorthorns,Sharpsburg, KY.

Champion Junior Heifer Calf –SharBen Shoshannah 660, exhibited bySharBen Shorthorns.

Reserve Junior Heifer Calf – MFK PRosies Affair 14K, exhibited by MFKShorthorns, Smithfield, KY.

Champion Senior Heifer Calf -BPCC Storm Cloud 1306, exhibited byMaggie Danko, Shelburn, IN.

Reserve Champion Senior HeiferCalf - SharBen RS Dolly 636 ET,exhibited by SharBen Shorthorns.

Champion Intermediate Female -Shoufler Binne Ace 132 ET, exhibited byKyle Shoufler.

Reserve Champion Intermediate

Female - JKN Picture Perfect 108 ET,Rachael Drumm, Winchester, KY.

Reserve Junior Champion Female -CF Augusta Pride 358C9X, exhibited byXavier Farris, Whiteland, IN.

Reserve Senior Champion Female -SG Destiny’s Reward ET, exhibited bySarah Conley, Georgetown, KY.

Champion Early Spring Bull Calf -RFSS Cracker Jack, exhibited by RespiteFarm.

Reserve Champion Early Spring BullCalf - RFSS Rambin Rose, Respite Farm.

Senior Bull Calf Champion - CGSBig J, exhibited by Houston Gillenwater,Tompkinsville, KY.

Champion Intermediate Bull - MFKCol Pet Showcase 183, exhibited by MFKShorthorns.

Junior Champion Bull - 3DMoonshine, exhibited by Orry Williams,Elizabethtown, KY

ShorthornPlus Divisions: Champion Early Spring Heifer Calf -

SharBen Mercedes D 679, exhibited bySharBen Shorthorns.

Reserve Champion Early SpringHeifer Calf - Miss Moonshine Maker 07,exhibited by Orry Williams.

Champion Junior Heifer Calf - LCFTrixie Diamond 1401, exhibited by ElizaHurst, Lancaster, KY.

Reserve Champion Junior Heifer

Grand Champion and Junior Bull CalfChampion, CLF Foolin Around 140,exhibited by Cedar Lane Farm, Cedarville,Ohio.

Grand Champion and Senior ChampionFemale, CF Caroline 345 Sol X ET, exhibitedby Paige Wickard, Wilkinson, Ind.

Reserve Champion and Reserve Junior BullCalf Champion, MFK B Ravenhawk 34K,exhibited by MFK Shorthorns, Smithfield, Ky.

Reserve Champion and Junior ChampionFemale, Shoufler Purple Rose, exhibited byKyle Shoufler, Fortville, Ind.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Female,RFL Park Place Queen 3A, exhibited byXavier Ferris, Whiteland, Ind.

Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Female,RLF Cleopatra 4A, exhibited by Xavier Ferris,Whiteland, Ind.

Kentucky State Fair Southeast Super RegionalJudge: Ron Moore, Jerseyville, Ill.

by Jake Alden


Calf - DFM Daiquiri, exhibited byMcCall Show Cattle, Shelbyville, KY.

Champion Senior Heifer Calf -Sutherland Blue Diamond 19, exhibitedby Maria Day, Nicholasville, Ky.

Class Placings Include: Late Spring Heifer Calves (3 shown) –

1) WCC Bess, exhibited by Valley VistaFarms, Scottsburg, Ind.; 2) RFSSAfternoon Delite, exhibited by RespiteFarms, Paris, Ky; 3) I’m a Foxxy SockyLady 08, exhibited by Orry Williams,Elizabethtown, KY.

Early Spring Heifer Calves (2 shown)– 1) CLF Cindy Beauty 1404E, exhibitedby Cedar Lane Farm, Cedarville, Ohio; 2)SharBen S Shannon 669 ET, exhibited bySharBen Shorthorns, Sharpsburg, KY.

Junior Heifer Calves (2 shown) – 1)SharBen Shoshannah 660, exhibited bySharBen Shorthorns; 2) MFK P RosiesAffair 14K, exhibited by MFKShorthorns, Smithfield, KY.

Winter Heifer Calves (2 shown) – 1)Heritage Augusta Pride 34, exhibited byKayla Williams, Quitman, MS; 2) MFKCol Mystic Majorette, exhibited by MFKShorthorns.

Senior Heifer Calves (4 shown) – 1)BPCC Storm Cloud 1306, exhibited byMaggie Danko, Shelburn, IN; 2) MFK BBallerina 293K, exhibited by MFKShorthorns; 3) Martindell Sister 391,exhibited by Blake Quiggins, Horse Cave,KY.

Senior Heifer Calves (4 shown) – 1)SharBen RS Dolly 636 ET, exhibited bySharBen Shorthorns; 2) MFK FS FancyCowgirl 233K, exhibited by BlaineBowman, Lancaster, KY; 3) MFK ColSplash Surprise, exhibited by MFKShorthorns.

Late Spring Yearling Females (3shown) – 1) Shoufler Binne Ace 132 ET,exhibited by Kyle Shoufler, Fortville, IN;2) Prims Rosebud 2013, exhibited byPatrick McCord, Alexandria, KY; 3) M/FBeauty 50A, exhibited by Jaycie Health,Shelbyville, KY.

Late Spring Yearling Females (3shown) – 1) JKN Picture Perfect 108 ET,exhibited by Rachael Drumm,Winchester, KY; 2) MFK Col CandyCrush 133K, exhibited by MFK

Shorthorns, Smithfield, KY; 3) SULLMollie Joe 3209 ET, exhibited by RespiteFarm.

Early Spring Yearling Females (3shown) 1) CSF Pretty Woman 5A RD,exhibited by Madilyn Conrad, Dover, FL;2) WF Revival 306 ET, exhibited by AnnaConrad, Dover, FL; 3) Bonn RedSapphire 334, exhibited by OrryWilliams, Elizabethtown, KY.

Early Spring Yearling Females (2shown) 1) SULL Roan Rose Mary ET,exhibited by Respite Farm, Paris; 2) CHFDestiny Best 1306 ET, exhibited by MollyWilliams, Garnaliel, KY.

Early Spring Yearling Females (2shown) - 1) Shoufler Purple Rose,exhibited by Kyle Shoufler; 2) CF AugustaPride 358C9X, exhibited by Xavier Farris,Whiteland, IN; 3) TRNR Divine 93,exhibited by Ally Knore, Paris, KY.

Junior Yearling Females (3 shown) -1) CF Caroline 345 Sol X E ET, exhibitedby Paige Willard, Wilkinson, IN; 2) HVFMS Treasure 1A, exhibited by MatthewWallace, Williamstown, KY; 3) FSFCherry Star 345, exhibited by ShafferAngus, Elizabeth, IN.

Junior Yearling Females (3 shown) -1) Martindell Duchess 304, Ally Knore;2) DAF Dottie AD01, Staton Bowman,exhibited by Lancaster, KY; 3) SharBenPoppin Lady P, exhibited by HoustonGillenwater, Tompkinsville, KY.

Senior Yearling Females (2 shown) –1) MFK Daphney 332K, exhibited byMFK Shorthorns; 2) Rocks Final Product,exhibited by Houston Gillenwater.

Senior Yearling Female (1 shown) – 1)SG Destinys Reward ET, exhibited bySarah Conley, Georgetown, KY.

Early Spring Bull Calves (2 shown) –1) RFSS Cracker Jack, exhibited byRespite Farm; 2) RFSS Rambin Rose,exhibited by Respite Farm.

Junior Bull Calves (4 shown) – 1)MFK B Ravenhawk 34K, exhibited byMFK Shorthorns; 2) SharBen Odds OnFavorite, exhibited by SharBenShorthorns; 3) Rocky Ridge Hank,exhibited by Rocky Ridge Shorthorns,Fountain Run, KY.

Junior Bulls Calves (2 shown) – 1)CLF Foolin Around 140, exhibited by

Cedar Lane Farm; 2) Heritage exhibitedby Royal Flush, Kayla Williams,Quitman, MS.

Senior Bull Calf (1 shown) – 1) CGSBig J, exhibited by Houston Gillenwater.

Summer Yearling Bull (1 shown) – 1)MFK Col Pet Showcase 183, exhibited byMFK Shorthorns.

Early Yearling Bull (1 shown) – 1) 3DMoonshine, exhibited by Orry Williams.

Pair of Females (3 shown) – 1) KyleShoufler, Fortville, IN; 2) SharBenShorthorns, Sharpsburg, KY; 3) MFKShorthorns, Smithfield, KY.

Pair of Bulls (1 shown) – 1) MFKShorthorns.

Get of Sire (3 shown) – 1) SULL RedReward, exhibited by Sarah Conley; 2)SULL Red Station, exhibited by SharBenShorthorns; 3) MFK Collegiate, exhibitedby MFK Shorthorns.

(1 shown) – 1) MAV Shannon 854U,exhibited by SharBen Shorthorns.

ShorthornPlus Class Placings: Early Spring Heifer Calves (2 shown)

– 1) SharBen Mercedes D 679, exhibitedby SharBen Shorthorns; 2) MissMoonshine Maker 07, exhibited by OrryWilliams,

Junior Heifer Calves (3 shown) – 1)LCF Trixie Diamond 1401, exhibited byEliza Hurst, Lancaster, KY; 2) DFMDaiquiri, exhibited by McCall ShowCattle, Shelbyville, KY; 3) 4D MasesShining Star, exhibited by RachaelDrumm, Winchester, KY.

Senior Heifer Calf (1 shown) – 1)Sutherland Blue Diamond 19, exhibitedby Maria Day, Nicholasville, KY.

Late Spring Yearling Heifers (2shown) – 1) RFL Cleopatra Queen 4A,exhibited by Xavier Ferris; 2) AugustaPride Coca, exhibited by Mattie Williams,Garnaliel, KY.

Early Spring Yearling Females (2shown) – 1) RFL Park Place Queen 3A,exhibited by Xavier Ferris; 2) MDROrange Girl, exhibited by BriannWilliams, Elizabethtown, KY.

Junior Yearling Female (1 shown) – 1)Sull Montanta Stops ET, exhibited byBlake Berthsch, Connersville, IN. =


Our 4H members would like to thank the Manitoba Shorthorn Association for the feed tub tokens for showing a shorthorn animal atour 4H achievement. Achievement was held June 21, 2014 in Rapid City, MB Gavin Reid placed 4th in the market steer split. WyattInglis received Reserve Champion Progeny Steer.

Thank You!

=Sale Reports2014 Ohio Fall Showcase Sale

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Sale Summary19 open females ......$ 45,550..avg. $ 2,3973 bred heifers ........$ 7,950..avg. $ 2,6504 bred cows .......... $ 11,450..avg. $ 2,8631 cow/calf pair........$ 2,700..avg. $ 2,7002 steers ..................$ 2,600..avg. $ 1,3001 embryo pkg ........$ 600..avg. $ 6006 semen pkgs..........$ 2,750..avg. $ 458

Sale Grossed ......$ 73,600

September 21, 2014 Claylick Run Sale Facility, Newark, Ohio

Auctioneer: Kevin WendtSale Management: Ohio Shorthorn Breeders

Assciationby: Quinton Keeran

For the second year in a row,Shorthorn breeders gathered inNewark, Ohio, to attend Ohio’s oldestcontinuing Shorthorn sale, the OhioFall Showcase Sale. A massive crowdhad the opportunity to sort through apowerful offering of Shorthorn geneticsassembled by Ohio Shorthorn Breeders’Association members.

$4,200 – Lot 24 – Bred Cow –White Birch’s Miss Demand – A roan,polled, March 2, 2012 daughter ofSULL Red Demand 9329 ET and outof WBF Kools Guns and Roses. MissDemand commanded attention fromall who walked the Showcase pens inNewark on sale day. This massivebodied, huge footed, sweet temperedyoung cow sold safe in calf to the

popular JSF Broker 157Z. Consignedby White Birch Farms, she waspurchased by Keeran Cattle Companyof London, Ohio.$3,250 – Lot 19 – Open

ShorthornPlus Heifer – SBS MissMocha – A black and white, polled,April 2, 2014 daughter of Bodaciousand out of SBS Miss Molly. MissMocha, an extra powerful show heiferprospect with more than enough style,balance and feminine features tobecome very valuable as a functionalbreeding piece, was a very intriguingconsignment and easily surfaced to thetop of the open heifer lineup.Consigned by Rob Smith & Family, shewas purchased by Durban CattleCompany of West Jefferson, Ohio.$3,100 – Lot 2 – Open Heifer –

HVF Ms Mirage 5B – A roan, horned,February 28, 2014 daughter of MAVBellringer 804U and out of HVF MsMirage 1Z ET. A crowd favoriteamongst anyone looking for a highlycompetitive show heifer that will go onto make an extremely valuable cow, 5Bis a soft bodied, smooth shouldered,level hipped, sweet profiling femalewith a pedigree that will allow for manydifferent breeding options. Consignedby Hornhead Valley Farm, she waspurchased by Matthew Wallace ofWilliamstown, Ky.$3,000 – Lot 20 – Bred Heifer – LF

Painted Fool 22 ET – A rwm, polled,April 3, 2013 daughter of HD

Bloodstone 603 ET and out of HogleFarms G Dividend 32. Painted Fool is awell- -balanced, eye- -appealing femalewith a great look and a bright future asa productive female. This former showheifer and future front pasture cow soldsafe in calf to FREE K-Kim HotCommodity ET. Consigned byLeVanderosa Farms, she was purchasedby Chris Baird of Salesville, Ohio.$3,000 – Lot 18 – Open

ShorthornPlus Heifer – SBS Margarita– A roan, polled, April 10, 2014daughter of Bodacious and out of SFX-Ray Mona. Another very popularconsignment by the Rob Smith Family,Margarita combines a sleek front,powerful hip, volumous rib cage andplenty of flash to make both acompetitive show heifer and the kind offemale that will outdo herself when putinto production. Purchased by TylerSmith of Holmesville, Ohio.$2,800 – Lot 1 – Open Heifer –

Byland Cindy Beauty 4J88 – A roan,polled, April 18, 2014 daughter of FSFProud Jazz 855 ET and out of BylandCindy Beauty 5RR11 ET. A royallybred maternal granddaughter of thegreat Byland Cindy Beauty 6GD60donor, 4J88 is a wide sprung, deepribbed, high volume female whosesharp profile and excellent structurewere admired by many on sale day.Consigned by Byland Shorthorns, shewas purchased by Bline Family Farms,of Mechanicsburg, Ohio.

Shadybrook Farms, Decades of Excellence SaleSale Summary

3 bulls ....................$ 43,400..avg. $ 14,46725 1⁄2mature cows ........$ 174,900..avg. $ 6,85912 bred heifers ........ $ 79,850..avg. $ 6,65410 open heifers ........$ 79,600..avg. $ 7,960

50 1⁄2 Breeding Lots ..$ 377,750 .avg. $ 7,4802 flush lots ............$ 10,750..avg. $ 5,3753 pregnancies ........$ 18,250..avg. $ 6,0833 embryo pkgs........$ 12,000..avg. $ 4,0006 semen pkgs..........$ 2,750..avg. $ 458

Sale Grossed ......$ 427,525

September 6 , 2014 Shadybrook Farms

Auctioneer: Bruce BrooksSale Management: Sears Marketing Services,

LLCby: Darryl Rahn

An excellent crowd gathered at

Shadybrook Farm to view the saleoffering prior to the sale. On offer thisyear was an outstanding group ofShorthorn genetics. Always a feature atthis sale is the group of fancy openheifers selected from the top of the2014 production. A special feature thisyear was a large group of young cowsfrom the heart of the Shadybrookprogram. A very active auction resultedin the best sale at Shadybrook in recentmemory.

$36,000 - Lot 13 - Bull -Shadybrook Quantas 2-B - A roan,polled, January 1, 2014 son of MarellanFerrari X and out of Royalla LadyMargie J6196 X. What a great youngbull calf this is. An Australian bred

youngster that exhibits tremendousgrowth and performance to go with thethickness, structural correctness and eyeappeal that got everyone's attention.Purchased by the Quantas 2-BSyndicate. Syndicate members include:Horseshoe Creek Farms, Maple StoneFarms, Leveldale Farms, GailbreathFarms, Warner Ranch Shorthorns,WHR Shorthorns, Maple CrestMeadows, Woodstock Bower Farm ofEngland, Dugdale Agro, WaukaruFarms, Inc., Goldenview Farm andShady Maple Farm.$20,000 - Lot 3 - Bred Female - SBF

Gold Maid 70 X ET - A red, polled,2010 daughter of DF Pure Gold 3Nand out of Spry's Maid X selling bredto Waukaru Patent 8161 for a March


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2015 calf. This great young female wasfrom the top of the leading group offemales offered in this sale. A true beefcow that has flawless structure to gowith a great visual design. She will be atop donor in her new program.Purchased by Dixon Farms, Vermillion,Alb.$18,000 - Lot 11A - Open Heifer -

Shadybrook Linda 1-B - A red, polled,January 1, 2014 daughter of WaukaruPatent 8161 ET X and out of SBFLinda 58X ET. An exceptional youngheifer that has tremendous volume andperformance. From the leading Lindacow family and sired by the consistentsire, Patent, this one has future greatdonor written all over her. Purchasedby Poplar Lane Farm, Caledon, Ont.$17,750 - Lot 1 - Bred Female - SBF

Perfect Millie 23X ET - A roan, polled,2010 daughter of ShadybrookMillenium X and out of ShadybrookPerfect 201M selling bred toShadybrook Powerhouse 15A ET duein February 2015. There is always areason that an animal is selected to beLot 1 in a sale and this one left nodoubt. She is a flawlessly made femalethat matches her name "Perfect" fromany angle. She is a past CanadianNational Champion Female and willcontinue to be a winner in herproduction in the future. Purchased byCyclone Trace Cattle Co., Clarion,Iowa.$15,000 - Lot 23 - Open Heifer -

Shadybrook Countessa 99 ET - A rwm,polled, April 23, 2014 daughter of DFWaco 6W ET and out of Shadybrook

Countess 36S. An extremely attractiveyoung heifer that was called the "Cool"heifer in the sale. She will be fun towatch mature and compete at any level.Purchased by Maple Stone Farms, EastGarafrax, Ont.$12,000 - Lot 19A - Open Heifer -

Shadybrook Janice 12-B ET - A roan,polled, January 10, 2014 daughter ofAr Su Lu 38 Special Edition ET andout of Sutherland Janet 42W ET. Thiscould be the sleeper of the entireauction. A super sound, well madefemale that comes from the greatSutherland Janet female line. This onehas the potential to show and then be agreat producing female in the future.Purchased by Adrianne Trennepohl,Middleton, Ind.

The Great Shorthorn RevivalSale Summary

2 bulls ....................$ 10,550..avg. $ 14,4671 cow/calf pair........$ 36,000..avg. $ 36,0007 bred females ...... $ 29,800..avg. $ 4,2572 bred heifers ........$ 6,300..avg. $ 3,15026 open heifers ........$ 193,850..avg. $ 7,456

38 Breeding Lots ......$ 276,500 .avg. $ 7,2761 flush lot ..............$ 35,000..avg. $ 35,00015 pregnancies ........$ 82,500..avg. $ 5,50031 embryo pkgs........$ 60,850..avg. $ 1,98311 semen pkgs..........$ 20,120..avg. $ 1,6773 steers ..................$ 6,300..avg. $ 2,100

Sale Grossed ......$ 481,270

September 27, 2014 Little Cedar Cattle Co., Beaverton, Michigan

Auctioneer: Kevin WendtSale Management: Little Cedar Cattle Co.

by: Darryl Rahn

Another perfect weekend in centralMichigan brought a large crowd ofinterested buyers from all parts ofNorth America, as well as guests fromSouth America, to view the sale cattleon offer. Again this year, Revivalconsignors presented an outstanding setof Shorthorn genetics. The show heifercalf prospects in this sale are always afeature and this year's group was justamazing. In addition, there was a veryimpressive group of bred females tochoose from. When the auction started,the standing room only crowdparticipated at a brisk pace to maketheir purchases. Congratulations to allthe consignors for a great presentation.

*Special Note* Again this year,Revival consignors donated items to beauctioned and raffled to support AJSA's"Funding The Future" campaign. Thisyear, those items totaled $10,211 forthe Junior Program. A big thank you todonors, bidders and buyers for their

efforts.

$36,000 - Lot 23 - Cow/Calf Pair -HD Dakota Rose 112ET - A rwm,polled, 2011 daughter of JG RedCloud and out of MPS Desert Rose004 selling with a 9-3-2014 heifer calfat side sired by Studer's Big John 30T.This lot was a true favorite to all at thesale. A tremendous brood cow that goesback to the T90 female that has writtenbreed history. Her fancy heifer calf atside is true added bonus. A greatpackage here. Offered by Little CedarCattle Co. and purchased by SouthRiver Genetics of Meeker, Okla.$35,000 - Argentina Genetics Flush

Lot - Choice of Leave Elvira X 1013ET or Leave Potranca X 1015 ET. Thiswas a historic moment in this sale.These two full sisters are in Argentinaand will be flushed in January 2015 tothe buyer's choice of Alston Polar Staror his son Roosmo Matias Star. Bothbulls have been Grand Champions inArgentina and the heifers sweptchampion and reserve of their division,as well as champion pair of heifers andthird overall champion female, atPalermo this year. This is a rareopportunity to add leading geneticsfrom Argentina to a program.Purchased by South River Genetics,Meeker, Okla.$25,500 - Lot 22 - Open Heifer -

R/F LCCC Rose Mary 1414 - A red,polled, March 16, 2014 daughter ofNBS Low Rider 42W ET and out ofSULL Rose Mary's Goose ET. The LowRider calves continue to impress withtheir overall dimension and volume.This top prospect has the correctness ofstructure to go with great eye appeal.She will contend anywhere. Offered byLittle Cedar and Reasor Farms and

purchased by Esquire Cattle Co., Ltd.,New Philadelphia, Ohio and HarperFarms, Dundee, Ohio.$18,000 - Lot 1A - LCCC QS

Cumberland 400 ET - A red, polled,January 18, 2014 daughter of SULLRed Stallion 1335 ET and out of RLCumberland 5201 ET. The RedStallion calves have been very popularat sales across the land and this is oneof the best. A truly fancy show prospectthat will compete on the highest leveland then be a great donor female in hernew program. Offered by Little Cedar,Woodlawn Farms and David Smith andpurchased by MM Cattle Co., ofDamascus, Ark.$14,000 - Lot 16 - Little Cedar

Seductive 1430 - A red, polled May 19,2014 daughter of NBS Low RIder42W ET and our of SH Rose 9217 ET.Another of the top Low Rider calves inthis sale. She is young, but you can seeher potential to be a great show heiferas well as a top donor female in thefuture. She has that "it" look. Offeredby Little Cedar Cattle Co., andpurchased by Andrea Urbach, WestBranch, Mich.$10,250 - Lot 12 - Open Heifer -

LCCC Dare To Dream 1437 ET - Aroan, polled, February 28, 2014daughter of SS What's UP 003 ET andout of SS Dare To Dream 8207.Definitely a front pen kind and that iswhere you found her at the sale site.From the great SS Dream Lady familyand her sire's dam is the legendary SSRevival. She is bred to be good and sheis that and more. She is another fromthis sale that will be in the purple andthen be a leader in the donor pen.Offered by Little Cedar Cattle Co., andpurchased by Armstrong Farms,Saxonburg, Pa. =


Waukaru “Cow Power” Production SaleSale Summary

3 cow/calf pairs ......$ 11,900..avg. $ 3,96734 bred cows ............$ 113,950..avg. $ 3.35214 bred heifers ........ $ 55,750..avg. $ 3,9827 open heifers ........$ 28,400..avg. $ 4,057

58 Purebred Lots ......$ 210,000 .avg. $ 3,6215 Durham Red ......$ 18,750..avg. $ 3,750

63 Breeding Lots ......$ 228,750 .avg. $ 3,6311 flush lot ..............$ 6,000..avg. $ 6,0001 embryo pkg ........$ 3,000..avg. $ 3,000

Sale Grossed ......$ 237,750

September 13 , 2014 Waukaru Farms, Rensselaer, Indiana

Auctioneer: Kevin WendtSale Management: Sears Marketing Services,

LLCby: Darryl Rahn

There is no sale in North America

where you will find more informationto help you make you selections whilestudying the cattle prior to the sale.The complete and extensive listing ofperformance numbers made availableto the buyers is unequalled anywhere.This year's sale offered females that aretrait leader not only in the Waukaruherd, but trait leaders in the ShorthornBreed. It is an added advantage whenbuyers were making their selections onsale day.$9,000 - Lot 53 - Bred Heifer -

Waukaru Lassie 3073 - A red, polled,February daughter of Waukaru Patent8161 ET and out of Waukaru 2109Lassie 8866 selling bred to MuridaleSkol 38Y for a January 2014 calf. This

one was a favorite of everyone at thesale. An extremely well made youngfemale that comes from the great Lassieline at Waukaru. Bred to the populareasy calving bull,Skol, this will be a topproducer for years to come. Purchasedby Gerfen Family Farms, Marion,Ohio.$7,500 - Lot 2 - Bred Cow -

Waukaru 6003 Lassie 8001 - A red,polled, 2008 daughter of WaukaruRambo 6003 and out of WaukaruLassie 5104, selling bred to WaukatuOrion for a September 2014 calf. Thisis a tremendous young female withgreat volume and structural correctness.She will definitely be a great donor as

KOLT Simply Everything SaleSale Summary

2 bulls ....................$ 20,750..avg. $ 10,37517 mature cows ........$ 180,750..avg. $ 10,6322 bred heifers ........ $ 14,800..avg. $ 7,40025 open heifers ........$ 320,800..avg. $ 12,83246 Purebred Lots ....$ 537,100 .avg. $11,6762 Plus bred heifers ..$ 3,500..avg. $ 1,7504 Plus open heifers $ 37,000..avg. $ 6,7501 Charolais cow......$ 30,000..avg. $ 30,0001 Charolais X bull calf$ 20,000 ...avg. $ 20,0006 Charolais X heifers $ 35,000..avg. $ 5,9174 Chianina X heifers $ 13,000..avg. $ 3,2501 Chianina heifer ..$ 6,000..avg. $ 6,0001 Main Tainer heifer $ 4,000...avg. $ 4,0001 Simmental X heifer $ 10,000....avg. $ 10,000

67 Breeding Lots ....$ 686,100 .avg. $10,2401 pregnancy............$ 5,000..avg. $ 5,0001 donation semen ..$ 2,000..avg. $ 2,0001 purebred steer......$ 5,750..avg. $ 5,7502 plus steer ............$ 5,100..avg. $ 2,550

Sale Grossed ......$ 703,950

October 5, 2014 KOLT Sale HeadquartersAuctioneer: Bruce Brooks

Sale Management: Aegerter Marketing Services, LLCby: Darryl Rahn

A breezy, mild day greeted a largecrowd of interested buyers prior to theSimply Everything sale. Each year, thissale offers some of the top show heiferprospects that are found anywhere.This year was very possibly the bestgroup to date at this sale. As an addedattraction, there was a large group ofmature cows offered that have beenpast Champions on a national level aswell as having been leading donorfemales in the recent past. This groupbrought excellent interest from acrossthe breed. The actual auction wasextremely active and swift. The resultwas the best sale ever held at this

facility.

$60,000 - Lot 100 - Open PurebredHeifer - KOLT-K Red Rosemary 363 -A red, polled, April 5, 2014 daughter ofSULL Red Reward 9321 and out ofSULL Red Rosemary 8085 ET. Anexceptional show heifer prospect thathas potential National Championquality. Extremely well made with therib shape and overall design to makeher a winner. Purchased by HirschfeldFarms, Benedict, Neb.$60,000 - Lot 102 - Open Purebred

Heifer - KOLT RGLC Pinky the Roo940 - A rwm, polled, May 10, 2014daughter of SULL Red Reward 9321and out of SULL Mirage Forever 8121ET. Another of the top prospects in thissale. She is a full sister to Simplify,Simple Option and Simply the Roo. Agreat pedigree with unending potential.Very sound with a soft makeup thatmakes her float when she moves. AsNate said, she is a BKC. Purchased byBeau Klug, Columbus, Neb.$40,000 - Lot 1 - Mature Female -

KOLT Gentry 363 ET - A roan, polled,May 10, 2012 daughter of CF SolutionX ET and out of B Good Dottie 3RET. This type of female is very seldomoffered for sale. Gentry is a two-timeAll-American as well as the 2013 ASAShow Heifer of the Year. What greatpotential this young female has as afuture elite donor. The Dottie line isamong the favorites in the breed.Purchased by W. W. Beckler, Friend,Neb.$35,000 - Lot 103 - Purebred Open

Heifer - KOLT Roo Two 127 - A rwm,polled, May 1, 2014 daughter of SULLRed Reward 9321 and out of SULLMirage Forever 8121 ET. A full sister tothe top selling Lot 102 heifer and they

are very close in type, kind and quality.The Mirage female line has long beenone of the most prolific in the breed.This one is special. Purchased by JacobNikkel, McPherson, Kan.

$30,000 - Lot 200 - Charolais BredCow - 76 Peaches - Selling bred toKOLT Rambo for an April 2015 calf.What a great female here. A perfectpicture of a beef cow. What impressesyou more is to view her progeny thatwas offered in this sale. They are allreally good and sired by different sires.What a producing machine she hasbeen and will continue to be.Purchased by Logan Plate, Loup City,Neb.$26,000 - Lot 2 - Mature Female -

SULL Red Rosemary 8085 ET - A red,polled, 2008 daughter of CF Trump Xand out of NPS Desert Rose 004. Apast National Champion. Another inthe excellent group of mature cowsoffered in this sale. A proven producer.The Lot 100 high selling heifer in thissale is a daughter. An unequalledopportunity here to get involved in oneof the great females in the ShorthornBreed. Purchased by Sullivan Farms,Dunlap, Iowa.$25,000 - Lot 3 - Mature Female -

SULL Solution's Pride ET - A rwm,horned, 2007 daughter of CF SolutionX ET and out of WHR RT AugustaPride 510 ET. Another of the greatdonor females to be offered in this sale.She is a past Junior National ChampionFemale and has been a great producer.She had six progeny in this sale.Whenever you find Augusta Pride 3127in a pedigree, you know you can't gowrong. Purchased by Greenhorn CattleCo and Wilson Farms, Waynesville,Ohio. =


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Not followingany fads,just

focusing onquality.

LincolnReds

www.lincolnred.org

Straws Available

KilgoreShorthorn Farm

22195 Hand Rd., Acthison, KS 66002Shorthorn Bulls and Show CalvesFor Sale call for information913-773-8359 • cell: [email protected]

MeadowLane Farms

Located just east of Kansas City on I-70 at the 44 mile marker!

The Bertz’s15186 Wheatley Road

Mayview, MO 64071Ron: 816-661-1980FAX: 660-237-4989

MFEYER

ARMSED & CONNIE MEYER

ANDFAMILY

1550 E. 450 S. Rushville, IN 46173765-938-1204 • Ed cell: 765-561-1232

812-663-4967 Alan cell: 812-525-4615 • Craig: 812-525-3428

Allison: [email protected]

www.meyerfamilyshorthorns.com

Alan, Kathy, Allison, and CraigGreensburg, IN

Laban’s Roanoke Farm

Joe and Linda Laban26846 S. Garryowen RdBernard, IA 52032-9288

Registered Shorthorn Cattle

Home: 563.879.3154 • Cell: [email protected]

showcattlepage.com/LabanRoanoke/homepage.html

Breeding Stock & Club Calves

Herd BullsCF Star Bucks *x

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Josh & Tiffany Moreland2273 Israel Somers Rd • Camden, Ohio 937-336-1088 • [email protected]

www.jtmorelandfarms.com

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Shorthorn CountryCindy Cagwin-Johnston – 217-452-3051 • [email protected]

Darryl Rahn – 217-473-1124 • [email protected]

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Home of the Rock Stars!� ��

ROD Shorthorn Farms21965 3150 East St. • Arlington, IL 61312office: 815-849-5700 • cell: 815-703-4553email: [email protected], Cynthia, Rodney II,

Brody & Jolett Rod

Rocky BranchShorthorns

Lee & Joy KerbyHannah Lynch

1581 Paint Rock Valley RoadPhiladelphia, TN 37846

home: 865-213-3357 cell: 865-250-8809

email: [email protected]://SHORTHORNS.com

Bob and Mark Gordon1160 600th Ave, • Middletown, IL 62666

Bob: 217-732-7596 Mark: 217-737-7905

[email protected] Tibbs, Herdsman

Rob Sneed Shorthorns28402 Griessen Road • Sedalia, MO 65301home: 660-826-1718 • cell: 660-620-1718

robsneedshorthorns.org

Ricky and Lance Guidry9256 Robinson Rd. Bell City, LA 70630

337-598-3258 • cell: 337-540-2825 office: 337-775-5928

PFP H I L D O N F A R M SRegistered Shorthorn Show Cattle

Ron Martin & Family2699 E. 700 N. Greenfield, IN 46140317-326-2568cell: [email protected]

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Steve & Cindy Oler9058 Manning RoadEconomy, IN [email protected]

Home: 765-886-5737Cell: 765-993-0839

Business: 765-886-4444

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Shorthorns

Sammy and Wilma Richardson

3703 Hwy 29 • Marlow, OK 73055580-658-2709

[email protected]

RipbergerFarms

Fred Ripberger7234 E. 2700 Rd

Sidell, Il 61876317-694-4273

27634-443 Avenue • Marion, SD 57043 Cory, Melissa, Samantha and Jaxon Schrag


“The Choice For Choice”

Don and Marylou Mayse8090 E. Highway AB • Columbia, MO 65201

573-449-4250 • www.shomefarms.com

SharBenShorthornsBen & Sharon Wilson

947 Bald Eagle Road • Sharpsburg, Kentucky 40374606-247-3023 • cell: 606-782-0754

[email protected]

If it saysR O B J O Y in thepedigree, you know they’re

gonna be good!

ROBJOY SHORTHORNSBob and Joyce WilsonHome: 217-348-6750Cell: 217-276-5964 Dr. Larry Wilson

Home: 847-814-730128 Buchanan Court • Charleston, IL 61920

7234 E. 2700 Rd • Sidell, Il 61876217-822-2506

Greg, Julie, Grant

& Jillian

Ron Rutan • 937.603.1319Christy Campbell • [email protected]

Damn ProudRC Show CattleRC Show Cattle

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Chaddrick R. Sumner

Eph. 2:8-9

1885 Cranford Sumner Rd. • Lenox, GA 31637229-546-4512 • cell: 229-388-7038

[email protected]

New Herd Sires: Code Red • PLM Blanco

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Danny Holland: 918.413.1212 Marie Cole, MD: 918.413.5435

12186 SE 230 Road • Talihina, OK [email protected]

www.mooncreekshorthorns.com

CREEKRANCH

Rick, Sandy, Blane & Clay Osterday31728 US Hwy 12, Java, SD 57452

605-285-6761Rick: 605-281-1175 Blane: 605-281-0301

www.stanglshorthorns.com

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Bryan Marti

1502 Missouri Valley RoadRiverton, WY 82501307-857-4240

Ar Su Lu Spear 320 x

TYNYWTRA’SJ&J HumphreysJohn: 219-279-2374

Andy: 219-279-2971 • Josh: 219-863-39847229 W. 200 N. • Wolcott, IN 47995

The coffee pot is always on!

BRENT ELAM & BOYS4163 HALMAN ROAD

CEDAR HILL, TN 37032615-384-3355 • CELL: 615-730-0132

STEVE ELAM: [email protected]

TOWNVIEWSHORTHORNS

John, Dede, Sara and Sagecell: 712-263-0263

John Elder - cell: 402-650-1385

building maternal legends . . .

701 Iowa Ave. • Dunlap, IA 51529www.maternallegends.com

farms

LYNN, GALE, AND JEFF NELSON25994 725TH AVE.

ALBERT LEA, MN 56007507-826–3184 • cell: 507-402-4772

www.topnotchstockfarm.com

SutherlandShorthornsDavid Ragsdale

3100 Locke Lane • Prospect, KY 40059cell: 502-396-6533

Visit us at www.sutherlandshorthorns.com

Semen $5 a straw

Ten Mile Farm Shorthorns

Doug & Rhonda North5544 Stone RoadClinton, IL 61727

[email protected]

Hauxdale Shorthorn Farm5106 169 R Ave SEKindred, ND 58051Steve: 701.261.3426

Vogel Shorthorn Farm10631 24th St SE • Rogers, ND [email protected]: 701.320.4054 • Whitney: 701.261.1667

Bulls, females andshow prospects

for sale.

Barry Jordan Families7577 S. 210 E. • Rensselaer, IN 47978

Barry & Anita: 219-866-3513 • cell: 219-819-0430Toby & Jodi: cell: 219-819-4603

www.waukaru.netTB accredited and certified bangs free.

SSVisitors Always Welcome!

toneprings Shorthorns

The Jay Benham Family4733 LeFevre Road Troy, Ohio 45373937-335-1622

Strode FamilyShorthorns

Cattle available For Sale!

9300 Boyd Farm Rd. • Rochester, Il 62563home: 217-498-9621

Curt: 217-836-9621 • Rob: 217-725-4955

Purebred Shorthorns Since 1967

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Nick, Patti, Savannah, Lane and Lily Steinke

9504 W. 300 S. • Rensselaer, IN 47978219-866-5814 • cell: 219-863-7072

[email protected] • www.steinkeshorthorns.com

well as a top brood cow for year's tocome. Purchased by Byland PolledShorthorns, Loudanville, Ohio.$6,250 - Lot 64 - Open Heifer -

Waukaru Red Nan 4082 ET - A red,horned, February 27, 2014 daughter ofWaukaru Patent 8161 ET and out ofWaukaru Red Nan 0102. The Patent

females continue to impress and thisone is no exception. Extremely wellmade with the eye appeal to make her acontender. She is from the great RedNan female line that has been a leaderat Waukaru for many, many years.Purchased by MLM Shorthorns,Clinton, Wis.$6,000 - Lot 11 - Bred Cow -

Waukaru Rosewood 9006 - A red,polled, 2009 daughter of WaukaruVenture 4142 and out of WaukaruRosewood 6172 selling bred toWaukaru Gridmaster 1200 for a Spring2014 calf. Another of the famedWaukaru families is the Rosewood line.This top young female posted some of

the most impressive numbers of anyfemale in the sale. Purchased by WillBriscoe, Will-B Cattle Co, Renfrew,Ont.$6,000 - Lot 1 - Flush - Waukaru

Red Nan 0102 - A red, polled, 2010daughter of Waukaru Coppertop 464and out of Waukaru 4142 Red Nan6091. This is a great donor female. TheCoppertop females at Waukaru aresome of the largest volume in the herdwith a great muscle expression. This is agreat opportunity to get involved in theleading genetics from Waukaru.Purchased by Manaroo Shorthorn Stud,Brian Mann, Walbundrie, New SouthWales, Australia. =

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Nov. 16 - North American HeiferCalf Futurity, Louisville, Ky.

Jan. 18 - The Summit, NationalShorthorn Sale, Denver, Colo.

March 21 - Ohio Beef Expo ShorthornSale, Columbus, Ohio.

March 29 - WHR Shorthorns, LoneStar Edition XXI Shorthorn Sale, VanAlstyne, Texas.

April 18 - Spring Lake Farm andFriends, "Stars In The Southern Sky"Sale, Portland, Tenn.

Feb. 12 - Watertown Winter Farm Show &Sale, Watertown, SD.

Feb. 20 - Nebraska Cattleman's Classic,Kearney, Neb.

Feb. 21 - Midwest Spectacular Sale, IllinoisBeef Expo, Springfield, Ill.

March 7 - Kentucky Beef Expo Sale,Louisville, Ky.

March 7 - Loving Farms 5th AnnualGenetics Proven Performance Bull Sale,Pawnee Rock, Kan.

March 8 - Minnesota State Shorthorn Sale,Cannon Falls, Minn.

March 12-13 - Cates Farms, ModocMadness On-Line Sale, Modoc, Ind.

March 14 - Tennessee Beef Agribition Sale,Lebanon, Tenn.

March 14 - Ozark Shorthorn associationsSpring Classic, Springfield, Mo.

March 21 - Ohio Beef Expo ShorthornSale, Columbus, Ohio.

March 21 - Waukaru Shorthorns, TheGathering Private Treaty Selection Days,Rensselaer, Ind.

March 26 - Sun Country Shorthorn Sale,Johnstone Auction Mart, Moose Jaw, SK.

March 29 - WHR Shorthorns, Lone StarEdition XXI Shorthorn Sale, Van Alstyne,Texas.

April 4 - Oklahoma Sooner Classic Sale,Duncan, Okla.

April 18 - Spring Lake Farm and Friends,"Stars In The Southern Sky" Sale, Portland,Tenn.

Nov. 1 - Jungels Shorthorn Farm, DurhamNation Sale, Kathryn, ND.

Nov. 1-2 - Darbyshire Farms and ShowCattle On-Line Steer and Heifer Sale,Yarmouth, Iowa.

Nov. 2 - Schrag Shorthorn Farms, TheFamily Event Sale, Marion, SD.

Nov. 8 - Bakenhus Cattle Co. All BreedHeifer Sale, Columbus, Neb.

Nov. 15 - Donors On Ice Sale, Louisville,Ky.

Nov. 15 - Four State Sale, Diamond, Mo.

Nov. 16 - North American Heifer CalfFuturity, Louisville, Ky.

Nov. 16 - Greenhorn Cattle Co., WhereFuture Generations Are Created, Louisville,Ky.

Nov. 27 - Saskatchewan ShorthornAssociation Sale, Regina, Sask.

Nov. 29 - Bollum Family Shorthorns Red,White, & Roan Saturday Online Sale,hosted by Breeders World.

Dec. 14 - Gana Farms First AnnualFoundation Female Sale, Martell, Neb.

Jan. 18 - The Summit, National ShorthornSale, Denver, Colo.

Feb. 3 - Jungels Shorthorns "Durhams forthe Dakotas" Bull Sale, Kathryn, ND.

Feb. 5 - Black Hills Stock Show ShorthornSale, Rapid City, SD.

Feb. 10 - Iowa Royal Shorthorn Sale, IowaBeef Expo, Des Moines, Iowa.

Feb. 11 - Funding the Future Online Sale


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=Ad IndexAAA Shorthorns ............................................26Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc.....................32AMS Shorthorns ............................................26Bartels Bros ....................................................26Bennett Land & Cattle ..................................26Berg Shorthorns ............................................26Bern-A-Dale Shorthorns ................................26Bert Moore ....................................................32Bigelow Farms ................................................26Bo’s Shorthorns ..............................................26Bollum Family Shorthorns ..............................3Bowman Superior Genetics ............................26Broken Road Cattle Company........................26Brooks, Bruce ................................................32Byland Polled Shorthorns ..............................26Cabana Santa Cecilia ......................................10Cabrera ............................................................7Cates Farms....................................................26Cattle Visions ..........................................17, 32Cornerstone Farms ......................................IFCCrawfdown Farms ..........................................26Cross Country................................................26Cyclone Trace Cattle Co. ................................26Dav Mar Way Farms ......................................26Diamond C Shorthorns..................................26Diamond M Shorthorns ................................26DJS Shorthorns ..............................................27DTR Cattle Co ..............................................27Duis Farms ....................................................27Ea Ra Ba H Farm ..........................................27Fieser’s Polled Shorthorns ..............................27Fischer Cattle Company ................................27Franz Farms....................................................27GJD Cattle Company ....................................27Great American Insurance ..............................32Great Shorthorn Revival ................................11

Greenhorn Cattle Company, LLC ..................27Gunn Shorthorns ..........................................27Haumont Shorthorns ....................................27Hauxdale Shorthorn Farm..............................31High Ridge Farm LTD ..................................27Homeplace Farms ..........................................27Hub Ranch Shorthorns ..................................27Indian Hills Land & Cattle Co.......................27Inness Shorthorns ..........................................27Iroquoian Shorthorns ....................................27J&J Show Cattle ............................................28James F. Bessler, Inc. ......................................32JDMC Cattle Company ................................27JM Cattle Company ......................................28JT Moreland Farms, LLC ..............................28Kearns Farms..................................................28Key Ridge Shorthorn Farm ............................28Kilgore Shorthorn Farm ................................28KJG German’s Shorhtorns ..............................28Laban Roanoke Farm ....................................28Leveldale Farms ..............................................28Lincoln Reds ..................................................28Little Cedar Cattle Co. ............................10, 28Long Family Shorthorns ................................28Low Rider ........................................................7Maple Brook Farms ........................................28Masonic Village Farm ....................................28McKee Family Shorthorns ..............................28Meadow Lane Farms ......................................28Meyer Family Shorthorns ..............................28Meyer Farms ..................................................28Montana Shorthorn Association ....................32Moon Creek Ranch ........................................30New River Cattle............................................30Norman Farms ..............................................30O’Sullivan Auctioneer ....................................32

Ohio Beef Expo..............................................20Oler Farm ......................................................30Phildon Farms ................................................30RC Show Cattle..............................................30Richardson Farms Shorthorns ........................30Ripberger Family Farms..................................30RL Cattle Company ......................................30Robjoy Shorthorns ........................................30Rockin’ G Land & Cattle ..............................30Rocky Branch Shorthorns ..............................30Rod Shorthorns ..............................................30Schrag Shorthorn Farms ................................30Shadybrook Farm ............................................5SharBen Shorthorns........................................30Sho-Me Shorthorns ........................................30ShorthornShop ..............................................32Sneed, Rob Shorthorns ..................................30Stangl Shorthorns ..........................................30Steinke Shorthorns ........................................31Stone Springs Shorthorns ..............................31Strode Family Shorhtorns ..............................31Sullivan Farms ........................................31, BCSullivan Supply ..............................................32Sutherland Shorthorns....................................31Ten Mile Farm Shorthorns ............................31The National CUP Lab ................................32The Summit ................................................IBCTop Notch Stock Farm ..................................31Townview Shorthorns ....................................31Tynywtra’s ......................................................31V8 Shorthorns................................................31Vogel Shorthorn Farm ....................................31Warner Ranch ................................................31Waukaru Polled Shorthorns ............................31Wendt, Kevin ................................................32Wilson Livestock Agency................................32


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