Lot 1
KAP Hillside Tulip
Calved 4/28/1999, Reg#: 41169981. 1 mo old heifer calf at side, sired by 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849). Tulip is pasture exposed to Herbie again.
Consigned by: DLT Ranch

Lot 2
SS Miss Mercedes
Calved 03/22/2008, Reg#: 42927063. 3 mo old heifer calf at side, sired by SS Maximillion, bred back to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849).
Consigned by: Schulz Farm

Lot 3
SS Miss Esther
Calved 9/26/2006, Reg#: 42738698. 4 mo old bull calf at side, sired by 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849), bred back to Herbie.
Consigned by: Schulz Farm

Lot 4
BA Miss Dynamic Le (4782)
Calved 4/1/2004, Reg#: 42500588. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with bull calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 5
Silver Dividends (7102)
Calved 4/28/2007, Reg#: 42829683. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with bull calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 6
BA Miss Mountain Lass (3602)
Calved 3/24/2003, Reg#: 42392757. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with bull calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 7
Liberty’s Millie (03)
Calved 4/1/2000, Reg#: 42833510. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with heifer calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 8
Star’s Hope (436)
Calved 5/8/2004, Reg#: 42509905. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with heifer calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 9
Marvel’s Miracle Lass (8106)
Calved 8/20/2008, Reg#: 42933136. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with heifer calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 10
LS Miss Husky Mt KZ02
Calved 6/9/2000, Reg#: 42084650. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849)with heifer calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 11
Silver Oak’s Sara K691
Calved 5/17/2006, Reg#: 42721802. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with bull calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 12
Miss Super Dividends (8102)
Calved 5/10/2008, Reg#: 42933134. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with bull calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Lot 13
Silver Duchess K636
Calved 5/13/2006, Reg#: 42721799. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with bull calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords
Lot 14
LS Cheri Oak P113
Calved 8/20/2001, Reg#: 42328074. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with heifer calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Bred Heifers

Lot 15
LS Miss Pot O’ Gold 036J “Peggy”
Calved 5/14/2010, Reg#: 43091789. Daughter of LS Gold Rock 3853 out of LS Miss Toughy 36J. “Peggy” is a well-marked heifer from the original source of the Miniature Hereford breed, the Largents’ Point of Rocks Ranch. She has been confirmed bred to the all-time Grand Champion bull winner, KAP Silver Sampson and should calve around September 1st. “Sam” won six Grand Championships himself and has sired at least a dozen Grand Champion progeny – bulls, heifers, and steers! With these bloodlines, you will have a great starter heifer or addition to your herd.
Consigned by: WW Ranch

Lot 16
SS Miss Brenda
Calved 3/11/2010, Reg#: 43096467. Bred to SS Sir Wyatt (42998341).
Consigned by: Splitt Creek Ranch

Lot 17
SS Misty Lady
Calved 3/11/2010, Reg#: P43096467. Bred to SS Sir Wyatt (42998341).
Consigned by: Splitt Creek Ranch

Bred Cows

Lot 18
KAP Princess Poppi
Calved 3/23/2006, Reg#: 42694266. Bred to Herbie (42754849). Expected to calve Jul-Sep.
Consigned by: Schulz Farm
Lot 19
SF Miss Princess Josie
Calved 09/20/2010, Reg#: 43156985.
Consigned by: Schulz Farm
Lot 20
BA Miss Silver Spark
Calved 4/21/2003, Reg#: 42392761. Pasture Exposed to 05′s Handsome Herbie (42754849) with heifer calf out of “Herbie” at side.
Consigned by: Orion Herefords

Heifer Calves

Lot 21
LS Gold Baroness 0562 “Gabby”
Calved 5/29/2010, Reg#: 43111514. Daughter of LS Pebble O’ Gold out of LS Manzanita 062. “Gabby” is a nice heifer that would make a great backyard pet. She is from the original source of the Miniature Hereford breed, the Largents’ Point of Rocks Ranch, and can go home with you today!
Consigned by: WW Ranch
Lot 22
SS Miss Rickie
Calved 04/01/2011, Reg#: 43183701.

Lot 23
SS Miss Patsy
Calved 10/8/2010. Look at this girl: long bodied, deep rib, looks a lot like her sire Sir Clyde. Clyde has produced many of the Splitt Creek Ranch champions.
Consigned by: Splitt Creek Ranch

Lot 24
SS Royal Sparkles
Calved 7/4/2010. Well balanced, good hip , nice extension. Take a look she would be a great addition to any herd and new bloodlines.
Consigned by: Splitt Creek Ranch

Lot 25
SS Lady Spice
Calved 11/20/2010. We have to sell our good ones too! Spice is a King Charles heifer and you can tell. King Charles has produced most of our great champions here at the Splitt Creek Ranch.
Consigned by: Splitt Creek Ranch

Lot 26
SS Miss Inez
Calved 9/26/2010. She’s super thick, and has the genetic potential to be great. Her sire, Pistol, does a great job of making champions.
Consigned by: Splitt Creek Ranch

Bulls

Lot 27
Preslie’s Blu
Calved 8/19/2010. Son of KAP Tic Tac Toe out of Liberty’s Christine. This powerful son of KAP “Tic Tac Toe” is fresh off his show debut at the San Antonio Livestock Show, where he was named Champion Intermediate bull, and was a part of the Champion pair of bulls. Blu is unique in providing style & eye appeal from the side, while being extremely powerful down his top, hip and lower quarter. Long, clean fronted, with added foot and bone, this guy is ready for service. If you’re looking to add power, while not sacrificing clean lines, Blu may be your bull of choice. Ivy Cattle will retain 25% semen interest in this sire upon completion of the sale.
Consigned by: Tiffanie Ivy

Lot 28
JCS Lance’s Prince 1101
Calved 7/16/2011, Reg#: 43249227. Weighed 51 lbs at birth, bred by JCS Miniature Herefords, North Zulch, Texas. The dam is SHF Disco Kim (sired by KAP Disco Kid from KAP MT Rocky.) The sire is CCC Lance (sired by Sir Windy and dam LS MT Princess.)
Consigned by: Jim Schutt
Lot 29
SF Mr Deckers Fury
Calved 09/01/2011, Reg#: 43250986.
Consigned by: Schulz Farm

1). Preslies Lisa Marie David Ivy
2). Preslies Pricilla David Ivy
3). CCC Limitless Cole Cattle Company
4). MABC Chocolate Lady Aubree Blizzard
5). MABC Coconut Lady 1405 Aubree Blizzard
6). BDJ Sugar Plum Oak Bill & Dolores Jenkins

CHAMPION FALL & WINTER JUNIOR HEIFER: 689 Preslie’s Lisa Marie
RES. CHAMPION FALL & WINTER JUNIOR HEIFER: 688 Preslie’s Pricilla

CLASS 4: Summer Junior Heifer Calves: June 1- June 30, 2011
1). CCC Tucson’s Bettina Cole Cattle Company
2). JAM Princess Carolyn Meredith Roberts

CLASS 5: Summer Junior Heifer Calves: May 1- May 31, 2011
1). BDJ Silver Breez Bill & Dolores Jenkins
2). JAM Little Sister Meredith Roberts
3). Horseshoe B Miss 100X Meredith Roberts

CHAMPION SUMMER JUNIOR HEIFER: 694 BDJ Silver Breez
RES. CHAMPTION SUMMER JUNIOR HEIFER: 680 CCC Tucson’s Bettina

CLASS 9: Spring Junior Heifer Calves: March 1- March 31, 2011
1). SS Miss Irish Rainbow Cattle Service

CLASS 10: Spring Junior Heifer Calves: January 1-February 28, 2011
1). HD TJ’s Outlaw Pearl Christopher Hoffman

CHAMPION SPRING JUNIOR HEIFER: 686 HD TJ’s Outlaw Pearl
RES. CHAMPION SPRING JUNIOR HEIFER: 711 SS Miss Irish

CLASS 14: Fall & Winter Intermediate Heifers: Nov 1- Dec 31, 2010
1). MABC Sara Gold 0404 Aubree Blissard

CHAMPION FALL & WINTER INTERMEDIATE HEIFER: 668 MABC Sara Gold 0404
RES. CHAMPION FALL & WINTER INTERMEDIATE HEIFER: None

CLASS 17: Summer Intermediate Heifers: May 1- June 30, 2010
1). LS Solana 033L Bill & Dolores Jenkins

CLASS 18: Summer Intermediate Heifers: July 1- August 31, 2010
1). Preslies Grace David Ivy
2). LS Star Sapphire 05K Leifeste Cattle Service
3). TLT Miss Macy Travis & Lauren Turner
4). LS Queen Anne 055K Bill & Dolores Jenkins

CHAMPION SUMMER INTERMEDIATE HEIFER: 691 Preslie’s Grace
RES. CHAMPION SUMMER INTERMEDIATE HEFIER: 700 LS Star Sapphire 05K

CLASS 21: Spring Intermediate Heifers: January 1- April 30, 2010
1). TLT Miss Lucey Leifeste Cattle Service
2). SS Miss Pretty Penny Travis & Lauren Turner
3). CCC Lance’s Limited Edition Cole Cattle Company
4). CCC Lance’s Ideal 02X Cole Cattle Company
5). SS Miss 39K Lauren Elizabeth Cloud
6). SS Miss Francis Bean Meredith Roberts

CHAMPION WINTER INTERMEDIATE HEIFER: 699 TLT Miss Lucey
RES. CHAMPION WINTER INTERMEDIATE HEIFER: 725 SS Miss Pretty Penny

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: 694 BDJ Silver Breez RES.GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: 691 Preslie’s Grace

CLASS 26: Cow/Calf Pair
1). LS Sir Tristan’s Lady 973L Aubree Blissard
2). LS Sir Tristan’s Lady 9975 Aubree Blissard
3). CCC Unlimited 069T Cole Cattle Company

CHAMPION COW/CALF PAIR: 671 LS Sir Tristan’s Lady 973L
RES. CHAMPRION COW/CALF PAIR: 670 LS Sir Tristan’s Lady

GRAND CHAMPION COW/CALF PAIR: 671 LS Sir Tristan’s Lady 73L RES.GRAND CHAMPION COW/CALF PAIR: 670 LS Sir Tristan’s Lady 9975

CLASS 29: PAIR OF FEMALES
1). David Ivy
2). Aubree Blissard
3). Cole Cattle Company
3). J and M Farm

BULLS

CLASS 32: Fall & Winter Junior Bull Calves: July 1- December 31, 2011
1). MSL Heavy T 64y Leifeste Cattle Services
2). Preslies Elavis David Ivy
3). JAM Chrome & Cobalt Meredith Roberts

CHAMPION FALL & WINTER JUNIOR BULL: 704 MSL Heavy T 64T
RES. CHAMPION FALL & WINTER JUNIOR BULL: 690 Preslie’s Elavis

CLASS 35: Summer Junior Bull Calves: May 16- June 30, 2011
1). CCC Tucson’s Code-3 04y Cole Cattle Company

CHAMPION SUMMER JUNIOR BULL: 683 CCC Tucson’s Code-3 04y
RES. CHAMPION SUMMER JUNIOR BULL: None

CLASS 47: Summer Intermediate Bulls: May 1- August 31, 2010
1). Preslies Blu David Ivy
2). JAM Duke of Guns Meredith Roberts

CHAMPION SUMMER INTERMEDIATE BULL: 692 Preslie’s Blu
RES. CHAMPION SUMMER INTERMEDIATE BULL: 715 JAM Duke of Guns

CLASS 50: Spring Intermediate Bulls: January 1- April 30, 2010
1). SHF Disco Miles Lee Ramos
2). BMH Prince Ferdinand Rainbow Cattle Service

CHAMPION SPRING INTERMEDIATE BULL: 713 SHF Disco Miles
RES. CHAMPION SPRING INTERMEDIATE BULL: 712 BMH Prince Ferdinand

GRAND CHAMPION BULL: 683 CCC Tucson’s Code-3 04y
RES. GRAND CHAMPION BULL: 704 MSL Heavy T 64y

CLASS 59: PAIR OF BULLS
1). David Ivy
2). Meredith Roberts

CHAMPION PAIR OF BULLS: 1219 David Ivy
RES. CHAMPRION PAIR OF BULLS: 1247 Meredith Roberts

STEERS

CLASS 61: Prospect Steers
1). Earl Aubree Blissard
2). SD Viper Alexis Perez

CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 673 Earl
RES. CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 1172 SD Viper

GRAND CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 673 Earl
RES. GRAND CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 1172 SD Viper

CLASS 65: Market Steers
1). JAM G-Man Barrett Howe
2). LS Gold Emperor 0156 Leifeste Cattle Service
3). SF Mr. Dude Alexis Perez
4). JAM Axel Rose Elizabeth Taylor
5). Salty Aubree Blissard
6). SS Sir Art Cole Ryan Brown

CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 687 JAM G-Man
RES. CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 701 LS Gold Emperor 0156

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 687 JAM G-Man
RES. GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 701 LS Gold Prince

CLASS 69: PREMIER EXHIBITOR
PREMIER EXHIBITOR: David Ivy

CLASS 70: PREMIER BREEDER
PREMIER BREEDER: David Ivy & Meredith Roberts

PRE-JUNIOR SHOW

CLASS 01: Summer & Fall Junior Heifer: July 1, 2011 or later
1). MABC Coconut Lady 1405 Aubree Blissard

CLASS 03: Summer & Fall Intermediate Heifer: July 1, 2010 – Dec 31, 2010
1). Preslies Grace David Ivy
2). LS Star Sapphire 05K Leifeste Cattle Service
3). MABC Sara Gold 0402 Aubree Blissard

CLASS 04: Spring & Summer Intermediate Heifer: Jan 1, – June 30, 2010
1). TLT Miss Lucey Leifeste Cattle Service

CHAMPION SPRING & SUMMER INTERMEDIATE HEIFER: 734 TLT Miss Lucey
RES. CHAMPION SPRING & SUMMER INTERMEDIATE HEIFER: 735 LS Star Sapphire 05K

GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER: 734 TLT Miss Lucey
RES.GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER: 735 LS Star Sapphire 05

CLASS 05: Prospect Steers
1). Earl Aubree Blissard
2). SS Sir Viper Alexis Perez

CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 730 Earl
RES. CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 1245 SS Sir Viper

GRAND CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 730 Earl
RES. GRAND CHAMPION PROSPECT STEER: 1245 SS Sir Viper

CLASS 09: Market Steers
1). JAM G-Man Barrett Howe
2). LS Gold Emperor Leifeste Cattle Service
3). SF Mr Dude Alexis Perez
4). Salty Aubree Blissard
5). SA X1 Jayden Montana Mello
6). X134 Brandon Arredondo

CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 732 JAM G-Man
RES. CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 736 LS Gold Emperor 0156

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 732 JAM G-Man
RES. GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER: 736 LS Gold Emperor

PRE-JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP

CLASS 13: Pre-Junior Showmanship
1). Mason Leifeste
2). Aubree Blissard
2). Barrett Howe

PRE-JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP GRAND CHAMPION: Mason Leifeste
PRE-JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP RES. GRAND CHAMPION: Aubree Blissard PRE-JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP RES. GRAND CHAMPION: Barrett Howe

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Females

Class: 101 Fall Jr Heifer Calves
1. D. McCall with Annabelle*; 2. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Miss Hanna**; 3. Charlotte & Steve Williams with WW Kid Edwina; 4. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Super’s Goodbye Girl

Class: 102A Summer Jr Heifer Calves
1. Jeane Adams with SP Sammy; 2. Jeane Adams with SP Haley; 3. Old School Genetics with G Starlet 261; 4. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Tuffy’s Snowflake; 5. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Super’s Trinity; 6. Double W Ranch with WW Golden Grace

Class: 102B Summer Jr Heifer Calves
1. Landgren Ranch with LR Miss Holly*; 2. Shelley White with RHH White Oak Girl**; 3. Julie Sandstrom with SHF RLR Macy; 4. Lawrence Velasquez with ABJ CLEOPATRA; 5. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Miss Georgia; 6. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Super’s Mountain Belle; 7. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Tuffy’s Ruby Jewel

Class: 103A Spring Jr Heifer Calves
1. DNA CATTLE CO with DNA’S PEARL*; 2. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Hailey; 3. Tina Snyder with MPK GRACE QUIP; 4. Double W Ranch with WW Tinker Bell; 5. Shelby Ehart with SK Bela; 6. Ribble Land & Cattle Co. with CR’s Magic Bell

Class: 103B Spring Jr Heifer Calves
1. Julie Sandstrom with SHF Kiel’s Delight**; 2. Salt Creek Ranch with SC MISS BABETTE; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Amaretto; 4. Steve Splitt with SS Miss Rickie; 5. Shelby Ehart with SK Blye; ; 6. Double W Ranch with WW Diamond Sampson

Class: 104A Early Spring Jr Heifer Calves
1. D. McCall with DT Jade*; 2. Salt Creek Ranch with SC MISS BIBI**; 3. Shelby Ehart with SK Bliss; 4. Madison McCullough with RR Sassy; 5. J Bar W Cattle Co. with JW’S Sheza A Flirt; 6. Steve Splitt with SS MISS EVE

Class: 104B Early Spring Jr Heifer Calves
1. Steve Splitt with SS MISS LADY; 2. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Miss Joey; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Cassie; 4. Lawrence Velasquez with ABJ LAILA; 5. Lawrence Velasquez with ABJ FOXY; 6. Steve Splitt with SS MISS IRISH

Class: 105 Winter Jr Heifer Calves
1. Stock Martin with KAP Fletcher’s lil Ermi*; 2. Stock Martin with KAP Fletcher’s Lil Anika**; 3. Julie Sandstrom with SHF Disco Suani; 4. Chris Hoffman with HD TJ’S OUTLAW PEARL; 5. Steve Splitt with SS MISS MONEY ET

Class: 107A Summer Int Heifers
1. Steve Splitt with SS MISS HALIE; 2. Shelley White with RHH Elly; 3. DuVal Farms with DF Ambers Ol Glory; 4. Steve Splitt with SS Silver Princess; 5. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Sauce Monkey Bo

Class: 107B Summer Int Heifers
1. Larry Harmon with KAP Viking’s Lil Adair*; 2. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Tiana**; 3. Kirstie Kasch with O5′s B=Day Joy; 4. Steve Splitt with SS MISS M&M; 5. Richard McLean with BMH Lucky Star

Class: 108A Spring Int Heifers
1. Brian Martin with KAP 1/2 Huntress Myrna**; 2. Randy & Karen Olson with o5′s Miss Cheyenne; 3. Shelly Lee with MC Patches; 4. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Kate; 5. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Pattie; 6. Double W Ranch with LS Grand Princess 0553; 7. Double W Ranch with LS Gold Empress 0409

Class: 108B Spring Int Heifers
1. DuVal Farms DF Rose’s Faith*; 2. DNA CATTLE CO with DNA’S DAISEY; 3. DNA CATTLE CO with DNA’S DIXIE; 4. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Miss Sylvia; 5. Leah Stroud with LS Star Sapphire 05N9; 6. Steve Splitt with SS MAYBE; 7. Double W Ranch with LS Imperial Princess 002K; 8. Double W Ranch with LS Toughy’s Dawn 072K

Class: 109 Winter Int Heifers
1. Larry Harmon with JW’s Shiloh*; 2. Shelley White with SS Miss Willow**; 3. Steve Splitt with SS KORA ET; 4. Dry Hollow Ranch with SS Miss Asia; 5. Steve Splitt with SS MISS BRENDA

Grand Champion Female: Larry Harmon with KAP Viking’s Lil Adair
Reserve: Larry Harmon with JW’s Shiloh

Class:301 Cow/Calf Pair
1. DNA CATTLE CO with DNA’S BAILEY’S PRIDE*; 2. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Miss Amelia**

Class: POF – Pair of Females
1. Salt Creek Ranch; 2. Steve Splitt; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co.; 4. Shelley White; 5. DuVal Farms; 6. Jeane Adams; 7. DNA CATTLE CO

Bulls

Class: 201 Fall Jr Bull Calves
1. Lawrence Velasquez with ABJ BLADE*

Class: 202 Summer Jr Bull Calves
1. Julie Sandstrom with SHF Kiel’s Burbon*; 2. Randy & Karen Olson with o5′s Real Deal**; 3. Shelley White with WO Show Me Sweet Willie; 4. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Pay Day; 5. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Roscoe

Class: 203 Spring Jr Bull Calves
1. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Tin Man*; 2. Julie Sandstrom with PB Lonnie**; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Ace of Hearts; 4. Charlotte & Steve Williams with WW Prince William

Class: 204 Early Spring Jr Bull Calves
1. Steve Splitt with SS WYMORE*; 2. Tina Snyder with RR OLIVER**

Class: 205 Winter Jr Bull Calves
1. Steve Splitt with SS KC JOE 996ET*; 2. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Braggin Rights**

Class: 206 Fall Int Bulls
1. Steve Splitt with SS NICODEMUS*; 2. DuVal Farms with DF Cascades Maveric**

Class: 207 Summer Int Bulls
1. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Too Cool*

Class: 208A Spring Int Bulls
1. DuVal Farms with DF Cascade’s High Caliber*; 2. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s He’s All That**; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Roll the Dice; 4. David Bennett with WW Tom Thumb; 5. Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s Woodrow

Class: 208B Spring Int Bulls
1. Richard McLean with BMH Prince Ferdinand; 2. Dry Hollow Ranch with DHR Jack; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s A Top Gun

Class: 209 Winter Int Bulls
1. Julie Sandstrom with SHF Disco Thunder*; 2. DNA CATTLE CO with DNA’S DALLAS**; 3. Steve Splitt with SS MR SETH

Grand Champion Bull: DuVal Farms with DF Cascade’s High Caliber
Reserve: Randy & Karen Olson with O5′s He’s All That

Class: POB – Pair of Bulls
1. Steve Splitt; 2. DuVal Farms; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co.

Steers

Class: 901A Prospect Steers
1. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Night Moves; 2. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JWS Show Time; 3. Stephen McIntyre with Mac’s Roho Blanco; 4. Shelley White with RHH Mr. Ozark Moses; 5. Lawrence Velasquez with ABJ Gordy

Class: 901B Prospect Steers
1. Double W Ranch with WW Rusty Red*; 2. Maxwell Hackman with UTI**; 3. J BAR W Cattle Co. with JW’s Southern Hospitality; 4. Steve Splitt with SS Dudley; 5. Steve Splitt with SS MR TROOPER

Class: 902 Market Steers
1. Corbin Marsh with Shaggy*; 2. Maxwell Hackman with S Master Abe**; 3. Erin Eldridge with DF Remington; 4. Leah Stroud with WW Joseph’s Dusk; 5. Shelly Lee with JW’s Thriller

Junior Show

Class: 903 Jr Prospect Heifers
1. DNA CATTLE CO with DNA’S PEARL*; 2. Shelley White with RHH White Oak Girl**; 3. Stock Martin with Kap Fletcher’s Lil Anika; 4. Stock Martin with KAP Fletcher’s Lil Ermi; 6. Steve Splitt with SS MISS MONEY ET

Class: 904 Jr Prospect Steers
1. Maxwell Hackman with UTI*; 2. Steve Splitt with SS Dudley**; 3. Steve Splitt with SS MR TROOPER; 4. Ribble Land & Cattle Co. with Billy Bob

Class: 905 Jr Market Steers
1. Maxwell Hackman with S Master Abe*; 2. Leah Stroud with WW Joseph’s Dusk**; 3. Shelly Lee with JW’s Thriller

* Division Champion
** Division Reserve Champion

Class 1 – Junior Heifer Calf

1. Dantre Ranch with DT Jade; 2. Dantre Ranch with DT Stormy Emerald; 3. Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Majestic Diamond; 4. Sterling Ranch with DBK Evee

Junior Heifer Calf  Champion:  Dantre Ranch with DT Jade
Reserve: Dantre Ranch with DT Stormy Emerald

Class 5 – Early Senior Heifer Calf

1. DuVal Farms with DF Ambers Ol Glory

Senior Heifer Calf Champion: DuVal Farms with DF Ambers Ol Glory

Class 7 – Late Summer Yearling Heifer

1. DuVal Farms with DF Crystal Moon; 2. William Vanherweg with BCR Liberty’s Ginger Snap

Class 8 – Early Summer Yearling Heifer

1. DuVal Farms with DF Charity; 2. Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Dakota

Intermediate Champion Heifer: Duval Farms with DF Charity
Reserve: DuVal Farms with DF Crystal Moon

Class 10 – Junior Yearling Heifer

1. DuVal Farms with DF Rose’s Faith; 2. DuVal Farms with DF Violet’s Hope

Junior Heifer Champion: DuVal Farms with DF Rose’s Faith
Reserve: DuVal Farms with DF Violet’s Hope

Grand Champion Female: Dantre Ranch with DT Jade
Reserve: DuVal Farms with DF Ambers Ol Glory

Class 16 – Cow/Calf

1. Potter Ranch Herefords with 05′s Miss Sheeba

Champion Cow/Calf Pair: Potter Ranch Herefords with 05′s Miss Sheeba

Class 18 – Pair of Females

1. DuVal Farms; 2. DuVal Farms; 3. Potter Ranch Herefords

Class 19 – Junior Bull Calf

1. Dantre Ranch with DT Magnus; 2. Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Mischief’s JD 1107

Class 20 – Junior Bull Calf

1. Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Rachel’s Mischief 1100

Champion Junior Bull Calf: Dantre Ranch with DT Magnus
Reserve: Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Rachel’s Mischief 1100

Class 22 – Senior Bull Calf

1. DuVal Farms with DF Cascades Maveric

Champion Senior Bull Calf: DuVal Farms with DF Cascades Maveric

Class 24 – Late Summer Yearling Bulls

1. DuVal Farms with DF Cascade’s High Caliber; 2. Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR April’s Gunner; 3. Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Angels Maddox; 4. William Vanherweg with BCR Dutchess’es Bruce

Class 25 – Junior Yearling Bulls

1. Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Mischief Blaze

Champion Yearling Bull: DuVal Farms with DF Cascade’s High Caliber
Reserve: Potter Ranch Herefords with PJR Michief Blaze

Class 27 – Senior Yearling Bulls

1. William Vanherweg with Bella CHiave’s Vindicator

Class 28 – Summer Senior Yearling Bulls

1. DuVal Farms with DF Jazzy Dan Sir

Champion Senior Bull: DuVal Farms with DF Jazzy Dan Sir
Reserve: William Vanherweg with Bell CHiave’s Vindicator

Grand Champion Bull: DuVal Farms wtih DF Cascade’s High Caliber
Reserve: Dantre Ranch with DT Magnus

Class 32 – Pair of Bulls

1. DuVal Farms; 2. Potter Ranch Herefords; 3. William Vanherweg

Class 33 – Get of Sire

1. DuVal Famrs; 2. Potter Ranch Herefords

Class 34 – Breeder of Six Head

1. DuVal Farms; 2. Potter Ranch Herefords

Junior Division
Abby Eldridge
Emma Eldridge
Mikayla Geniesse
Hayden Williams
Division Champion: Mikayla Geniesse

Intermediate Division
Jasmine Hill
Sarah Potter
Kylee Williams
Division Champion: Kylee Williams

Senior Division
Aurora Larkins
Kelsey Potter
Wyatt Qualey
Lauren Uhde
Dillon Veach
Shelby Pick
Division Champion: Kelsey Potter

Champion Showman: Kelsey Potter
Reserve Champion Showman: Mikayla Geniesse

2011 PNW Regional Miniature Hereford Show
Salem, Oregon

Class 1. Spring Heifer Calves
1. SSR Lynne–Straitside Ranch
Class 2. Junior Heifer Calves
1. SSR Tracie–Straitside Ranch; 2. Keystone–Sweet Sippin Acres

Jr. Heifer Calf Champion ~ SSR Tracie
Jr Heifer Calf Reserve Champion ~ SSR Lynne

Class 3. Winter Heifer Calves
1. DF Cinnamon Spice–Alyssa DuVal; 2. DF Autumn Splendor–Aurora Larkins/ DuVal Farms; 3. DS Rosebud–Diamond S Herefords

Class 4. Sr. Heifer Calves
1. DF Ambers Ol Glory– DuVal Farms; 2. DF Kiss Me Kate– Lauren Uhde/Alyssa DuVal

Fall Heifer Calf Champion ~ DF Ambers Ol Glory
Fall Heifer Calf Reserve Champion ~ DF Cinnamon Spice

Class 5. Late Summer Yearling Heifer
1. DF Crystal Moon–Wyatt Qualey/DuVal Farms; 2. DF Little Bit of Heaven–Jasmine Hill;

Class 6. Early Summer Yearling Heifer
1. DF Miss Fiona–Megan Veach/DuVal Farms; 2. PJR Dakota–PJ Ranch; 3. DF Charity–Dillon Veach/DuVal Farms; 4. DF Athena–Cornerstone Acres; 5. SSR Andie–Straitside Ranch; 6. DS Tessa–Diamond S Herefords

Intermediate Heifer Champion ~ DF Miss Fiona
Intermediate Heifer Reserve Champion ~ DF Crystal Moon

Class 7. Spring Yearling Heifer
1. DF Violets Hope–DuVal Farms; 2. DF Rose’s Faith– Alyssa DuVal; 3. JW’s Leah– Straitside Ranch,; 4. SSR Ana–Capeside Farm

Class 8. Jr. Yearling Heifer
1. SSR Nita–Geniesse Farms

Yearling Heifer Champion ~ DF Violets Hope
Yearling Heifer Reserve Champion ~ DF Rose’s Faith

Class 9. Sr. Yearling Heifer
1. SSR Kassie–Straitside Ranch; 2. SPF Stars First Noel–Kelsey Potter

Sr. Yearling Heifer Champion ~ SSR Kassie
Sr. Yearling Heifer Reserve Champion ~ SPF Star’s First Noel

Grand Champion Female: DF Ambers Ol Glory– DuVal Farms
Reserve Grand Champion Female: DF Miss Fiona–Megan Veach/DuVal Farms

Class 10. Cow/Calf Pairs
1. SS Miss Rachel–PJ Ranch; 2. DS Samantha–Diamond S Herefords

Cow /Calf Champion ~ SS Miss Rachel
Cow/Calf Reserve Champion ~ DS Samantha

Class 11. Pair of Heifers
1. DuVal Farms; 2. Alyssa DuVal; 3. Veach, Qualey/DuVal Farms; 4. Straitside Ranch; 5. Uhde, Larkins/DuVal Farms; 6. Straitside Ranch

Class 12. Spring Bull Calves
1. SSR Trace–Straitside Ranch; 2. DS Moose–Diamond S Herefords

Class 13. Jr. Bull Calves
1. PJR Rachels Mischief- PJ Ranch; 2. SSR Titan 132- Straitside Ranch; 3. SSR Dan- Capeside Farm; 4. SPF Star Gazin Bo- Kelsey Potter

Jr. Bull Calf Champion ~ SSR Trace
Jr. Bull Calf Reserve Champion ~ PJR Rachel’s Mischief

Class 14. Winter Bull Calves
1. DF Cascades Maverick- DuVal Farms; 2. SSR Topaz- Straitside Ranch; 3. DS Red Star- Diamond S Herefords

Fall Bull Calf Champion ~ DF Cascades Maverick
Fall Bull Calf Reserve Champion ~ SSR Topaz

Class 16. Summer Yearling Bull
1. DF Cascades High Caliber–DuVal Farms;2. PJR Aprils Gunner–PJ Ranch; 3. DS Burl Oak– Diamond S Herefords

Class 17. Spring Yearling Bull
1. RR Hi and Tike–Straitside Ranch; 2. SSR Legacy– Straitside Ranch

Class 18. Jr Yearling Bull
1. PJR Mischief Blaze- PJ Ranch

Jr. Yearling Bull Champion ~ Cascades High Caliber
Jr. Yearling Bull Reserve Champion ~ PJR Mischief Blaze

Class 20. Two-Year Old Bull
1. DF Jazzy Dan Sir–DuVal Farms

Sr. Bull Champion ~ DF Jazzy Dan Sir

Grand Champion Bull: DF Cascades High Caliber–DuVal Farms
Reserve Grand Champion Bull: DF Jazzy Dan Sir–DuVal Farms

Class 21. Pair of Bulls
1. DuVal Farms; 2. PJ Ranch; 3. Straitside Ranch; 4. Straitside Ranch

Class 22. Get of Sire
1. DuVal Farms; 2. PJ Ranch; 3. Straitside Ranch; 4. Diamond S Herefords

Class 23. Produce of Dam
1. Kelsey Potter; 2. Diamond S Herefords

Class 24. Best 4 Head
1. DuVal Farms; 2. PJ Ranch; 3. Straitside Ranch

Class 25. Oregon State Fair Award
1. DuVal Farms

Class 27. Market Steers
1. DF Cascades Remington–Abby Eldridge; 2. DF Eddie–Silver Peaks Farm; 3. SSR Advancer–Geniesse Farms

Champion Market Steer ~ DF Cascades Remington– Eldridge
Reserve Champion Market Steer ~ DF Eddie– Silver Peaks Farm

Junior (ages 8-12)
1st: Alea Smith

Senior (ages 13-18)
1st: Kirstie Kasch
Also Competing: Andrew Aguirre, Cheraye Aguirre, Ethan Smith, Weston Robinson, Leah Stroud

Open Show

Class 1: Spring Heifer Calves
1. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK’s Bonnie; 2. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK’s Taylor; 3. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK’s Half Pint

Division Champion: LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK’s Bonnie
Division Reserve: LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK’s Taylor

Class 3: Winter Heifer Calves
1. Aubree Blissard with MABC Sara Gold 0402

Class 4: Senior Heifer Calves
1. Greg Schulz with SF Miss Princess Josie

Division Champion: Greg Schulz with SF Miss Princess Josie
Reserve: Aubree blissard with MABC Sara Gold 0402

Class 5: Late Summer Yearling Females
1. Kirstie Kasch with 05′s B-Day Joy; 2. Bill & Dolores Jenkins with LS Queen Anne; 3. Meredith Roberts with Miss Annabelle; 4. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with WR’s Lois Lane; 5. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK’s Jewel; 6. Greg Schulz with SF Miss DJ’s Samantha

Class 6: Early Summer Yearling Females
1. Cheraye Aguirre with LS Solana 05V8; 2. Bill & Dolores Jenkins with LS Solana 033L

Division Champion: Kirstie Kasch with 05′s B-Day Joy
Reserve: Cheraye Aguirre with LS Solana 05V8

Class 7: Spring Yearling Females
1. Andrew Aguirre with LS Toughy’s Dawn 05T; 2. Leah Stroud with LS Star Sapphire 05N9; 3. Meredith Roberts with SS Francis Bean

Division Champion: Andrew Aguirre with LS Toughy’s Dawn 05T
Reserve: LS Star Sapphire 05N9

Class 9: Senior Yearling Females
1. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with SF Miss Max Lilly

Division Champion: LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with SF Miss Max Lilly

Grand Champion Female: Greg Schulz with SF Miss Princess Josie
Reserve Champion Female: Kirstie Kasch with 05′s B-Day Joy

Class 10: Cow/Calf
1. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with SS Miss Bree; 2. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with KAP Teddy’s Edna; 3. Charlotte Williams with SS Miss Elizabeth; 4. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with KAP L1 Rockin Holli

Class 11: Spring Bull Calves
1. Charlotte Williams with WW Prince William

Class 12: Junior Bull Calves
1. Greg Schulz with SF Mr Max Luther

Division Champion: Charlotte Williams with WW Prince William
Reserve: Greg Schulz with SF Mr Max Luther

Class 15: Summer Yearling Bulls
1. Charlotte Williams with WW Tom Thumb; 2. Meredith Roberts with JAM Duke of Guns; 3. Greg Schulz with SF Mr Maxamillian Lex

Class 16: Spring Yearling Bulls
1. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK Spencer; 2. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK Sexi’s Sox

Division Champion: LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK Spencer
Reserve: Charlotte Williams with WW Tom Thumb

Class 18: Senior Yearling Bulls
1. Greg Schulz with SS Mr Kirk

Class 19: 2 Year Old Bulls
1. Meredith Roberts with JAM Husky Lil Devil

Division Champion: Greg Schulz with SS Mr Kirk
Reserve: Meredith Roberts with JAM Husky Lil Devil

Grand Champion Bull: LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK Spencer
Reserve Champion Bull: Charlotte Williams with WW Tob Thumb

Class 21: Prospect Steers
1. LK Robinson Farms, Inc., with LK’s Lightning

Class 22: Market Steers
1. Barrett Howe with JAM G-Man; 2. Aubree Blissard with Salty LE0401; 3. Leah Stroud with WW Jospeh’s Dusk

Class 23: Market Steers
1. Corbin Marsh with Shaggy; 2. Leah Stroud with LS Grand Prince 08; 3. Cole Brown with Art

Grand Champion Steer: Barrett Howe with JAM G-Man
Reserve Champion Steer: Corbin Marsh with Shaggy

Premier Exhibitor: LK Robinson Farms, Inc.
Premier Breeder: Point of Rocks Ranch

The nutrition of the early weaned (90-120 days of age) calf is not greatly different than that of the normal age (~205 days) calf; however, there are several key factors to consider.

Whether or not you’ve ever fed calves, you’re more qualified to wean your calves than anyone else, provided you’ve got some quality feedstuffs and appropriate facilities. The reason? If you can simply move the calves or cows to an adjacent pen or pasture from one another, the stress of weaning is nearly eliminated. And this greatly reduces the risk of subsequent disease.

Many ranchers have instituted fenceline weaning, in which the calves are placed in a pen or pasture adjacent to their mothers, and can have nose-to-nose contact with them. Or the cows are placed in a pen and the calves are allowed to graze in an adjacent pasture. These systems have proven highly effective at reducing stress on calves. Oftentimes the cows create more noise after weaning than the calves. After a few days, the calves can be completely separated without additional stress. This speaks volumes about the nutritional needs of the calf; it needs only some occasional, short-term contact and proximity from the dam, but nutritionally, the calf is ready to be on its own.

When the calf nurses, a groove closes, shunting milk from the esophagus, bypassing the reticulum, rumen, and omasum, straight to the abomasum. But, when a calf either grazes or eats solid feed from a bunk, feed enters the reticulo-rumen and begins fermentation. Once the rumen has been ‘inoculated’ (usually very soon after birth) with bacteria and protozoa from its environment, and has been ‘fed’ through grazing, the calf is a functional ruminant—this is the normal scenario for beef calves.

The rumen and the calf are both accustomed to grass and the rate of energy release from forages. So the first feed offered to the calf during its weaning transition should resemble what they’ve been consuming up to this point– that is, good quality forage. Good quality hay from either grass, grass/legume mix, or annual grains will work well. This hay should be spread out, either long-stemmed or very coarsely chopped, in the very same bunks where the calves will be fed. Provide all the hay the calves will eat in a day, which will normally be about 10-15 pounds per head per day.

It is counter-productive to train the calves to eat from a bale feeder only to later try to re-train them to a bunk, and the attraction of good quality, loose, long-stemmed hay in the bunk is the best way to accomplish this. Also, on either the first or second day after weaning, place about 2-3 pounds per head of a nutrient dense starter ration on top of the loose hay. This ration should be a mix of 25-35 percent ground hay, and the remainder made up of a blend of cracked or ground grain and a source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. Byproducts such as dry distillers grains, wheat midds, corn gluten feed, and soy hulls work well to provide both energy and protein, and can be used to
replace all or a portion of the grain in the diet. With the inclusion of byproduct feeds to supply all needed protein, a commercial source of
vitamins and minerals can be used to balance the diet.

If the calves are healthy, vigorous, and eating well, the loose hay can be reduced and eliminated over a period of 3-4 days, but if
health and intake of the ration are poor, continue to place 3-4 pounds of loose hay in the bunk until health and intake improve.

Economic return from early weaning is driven primarily by ensuring future productivity of the cow herd, but proper management of the calves can contribute as well. Plan to have feed and space for these calves for at least 30 days, and 45-60 days may be even better. That will give the calves time to recover any lost weight from the weaning transition, recover from any respiratory disease they may have endured, and fully respond to the vaccination protocol given at weaning time.

Another benefit of feeding these calves for a time is that given their young age and lean stage of growth, these calves convert feed to gain very efficiently (often in the range of 4:1); therefore, the cost of gain can be very economical, compared to commercial feeding, depending on the cost of your local feedstuffs.

Based on current estimated Kansas costs of alfalfa hay, cracked corn, dried distillers grains, and a medicated mineral/vitamin supplement, calves can be fed for approximately $1/day (not including yardage or labor). If no major health challenges occur, we should expect the calves to gain at or above 2 lb/day. This results in a feed cost of gain of about 50¢/lb, while current commercial feedyards are experiencing feed costs of gain of about 80¢/lb for finishing cattle.

There are many ways to effectively manage these special calves. The most important thing is to get them the needed nutrition, preserve the cow, and preserve the range.

With a dry growing season this year, barns of livestock producers are going into the Winter with lower than normal stocks of hay. Challenging weather has also made the availability of hay scarce, pasture supplies short and hay prices have risen as a result.

It’s important for hay buyers to beware of the quality and weight of the hay they are buying according to Tim Schnakenberg, agronomy specialist with University of Missouri Extension.

“Even though hay may look similar when sitting in a stack or in rows ready for sale, the variability in quality and weight of hay is significant,” said Schnakenberg.

Referring to large round fescue bales, Schnakenberg says a bale may range in weight from 500 to 1800 pounds depending on the baler used and the conditions at harvest. Protein levels in a bale may range from 4 to 18 percent.

Variables include the maturity of the forage when harvested, weed content, moldiness, leafiness and color. Buyers should also be cautious of the level of toxic nitrates that may exist in sorghum sudan or johnsongrass-containing hay.

Schnakenberg encourages hay buyers to test hay before purchasing it. There have been many fields of mature, first-cutting hay baled late in the season this year and offered for sale to the public.

“At the going price of grass hay these days, some producers may find a better deal buying alfalfa hay and not having to supplement to get their beef cows through the Winter. Another option may be a limit-fed program using corn or feed by-products,” said Schnakenberg.

Buyers should review the RFV (Relative Feed Value), protein levels and weights of bales they are buying and make decisions based on the quality and the price per ton. Producers are also advised to make the most of their Winter pasture in times such as these.

Schnakenberg recently calculated the current cost of feeding hay to the cost of feeding fertilized stockpiled fescue and found that a cow may be fed stockpiled fescue at cost of around $.37 per day compared to over $.80 per day to feed fescue hay.