Ayrshire Breeders’ Association1224 Alton Darby Creek Rd., Suite B, Columbus, OH 43228 | 614-335-0020 | Fax 614-335-0023 | info@usayrshire.com | www.usayrshire.com

Attention REWARDS Herds The final deadline to sign up for the2012REWARDSprogram isMarch31st.Applications are available from theABAoffice or online at www.usayrshire.com.Contactusifyouneedassistanceevaluat-ingifthisprogramwillbeanadvantageforyou!

Ayrshire Yearbook The first issue of theAyrshire Year-bookhasbeenpublished!Itisavailableforyour viewing online at http://www.usayr-shire.com/genetics.html. The nextYearbookwill be publishedinthefall.Watchformoredetails!

Ayrshire Breeders’ Association News The Ayrshire Breeders’ Associationendedthe2011calendaryearonapositivenote. Registrationswere up 8%, transferswere up nearly 3%andnet assets for theyearwerepositive.Abudgetfor2012wasapprovedallowingfornewprojectswhileprojectingapositiveyear-endbalance. Increased travel throughout the yearby staff anddirectorswillbedone to tar-get areaswherefield servicewill beben-eficial.BreedersareencouragedtocontacttheABAifassistancewithregistrationandtransferworkwouldbehelpful. Anupdatewasmadeforanimaliden-tification.AnimalsbornafterJune1,2012,that are identifiedwithAmerican ID tagsmust have two forms of identification: ietwotagsoronetagwithanofficialtattoo. Animalsthatare75%Ayrshireorlesswillberegisteredattherateof$7.50.Thischangeinregistrationfeeswasdonetoen-couragegreaterparticipationinregistry. The Board of Directors has workedtostresstheimportanceofincreasingpro-duction and greater profitability over thepast several years. The first step was theimplementation of an improved cow per-formanceindexandproductiontypeindex.Thenextfocushasbeentoincreaseeduca-tionandawarenessofyoungsiresavailablethroughA.I.TheABA is alsoworking toassistA.I., asmuch as possible, to find avarietyofpedigreeswithincreasedproduc-tionpotential. The Directors recently approved aprogram to offer a registration incentiveforyoungsiredaughters.Foreveryin-tact,readableunitofsementurnedintotheABAfor bulls born before 1990, theABAwillprovidea$3creditforregistrationssubmit-tedfromMarch1,2012throughMarch1,2013oncurrentA.I.youngsiredaughters. Another actionwas taken to increasethe focus on increased production for thebreed.Beginningin2013,theunfreshfallyearlingclasswillbeeliminatedfromABA

Registration Reminder AnyAyrshiremalebornJuly1,2011,or latermust beDNA tested to receive aregistration certificate.The fees for regis-teringmaleshavebeenupdatedtoincludetheDNAtestingfee.TheABAofficewillsendbreedersaDNAkitupon thereceiptoftheregistrationapplication.Officialreg-istrationcertificateswillbereturnedtothebreeder once theABA receives the DNAresults.

nationalshowsandtheAll-Americancon-test. The discussion for this change wasfocusedonprofitabilityandincreasedpro-duction.Animalsinthisclassaretwoyearsoldbythetimetheyshowinnationalshowsandmanyareoftennotbred. TheBoard ofDirectors approved thefollowingslateofcandidatesfor the2012elections:Region1–RichardCaverly,Benton,MEandDaleMaulfair,Jonestown,PARegion 2 –NealSmith, Smyrna,TN andMarkValentine,Thurmont,MDRegion3–JessicaGattonDixon,Conway,MOandDarrylKeehner,Guttenberg,IAAtLarge -PamellaJeffrey,Wakefield,RIandDonnaMertz,Neosho,WI

MEETINGSMarch 9-10, 2012 - Wisconsin Ayrshire Annual Meeting, Pewaukee, WI April 20, 2012 - Pennsylvania Annual Meeting at Plum Bot-tom Farm, Belleville, PAJune 26-30, 2012 - National Ayrshire Convention, Appleton, WI

SALESMarch 3, 2012 - Morrell Farms Complete Dispersal, Co-chranton, PAMarch 10, 2012 - Woodsbrook Farms Milking Herd Disper-sal, Bristol, INMarch 23-24, 2012 - Massachusetts Blue Ribbon Calf SaleMarch 30, 2012 - Ohio Ayrshire Spring Sale, Columbus, OH March 31, 2012 - Iowa Ayrshire Spring Sale, West Union, IA April 13, 2012 - Kentucky National Sale, Louisville, KYApril 13, 2012 - New York Spring Dairy Cousel Ayrshire Sale, Syracuse, NY April 14, 2012 - Wisconsin Spring Sale, Neillsville, WIApril 21, 2012 - Pennsylvania Spring Sale at Plum Bottom Farm, Belleville, PA April 28, 2012 - Vermont Spring Sale, Rutland, VTMay 12, 2012 - Sharwards Milking Herd & Bred Heifer Dis-persal, at the farm, Guttenberg, IA June 24 - July 1, 2012 - Grand-View Select Tag Sale, at the farm, Cecil, WI June 30, 2012 - Grand National Ayrshire Sale, Appleton, WI

SHOWSMarch 30, 2012 - Ohio Spring National Show, Columbus, OH April 13, 2012 - Kentucky National Show, Louisville, KYApril 14, 2012 - New York Spring Dairy Carousel Ayrshire Show, Syracuse, NYJuly 24, 2012 - Wisconsin State Show, Marshfield, WIJuly 28, 2012 - Ohio State Fair Jr. Ayrshire Show, Colum-bus, OHIJuly 30, 2012 - Ohio State Fair Open Ayrshire Show, Co-lumbus, OHAugust 12, 2012 - Massachusetts All Breeds Champion-ship ShowSeptember 10, 2012 - Western National Show, Puyallup, WASeptember 17, 2012 - Mid-Atlantic National Junior Show, Harrisburg, PASeptember 18, 2012 - Mid-Atlantic National Show (Heifer Classes), Harrisburg, PASeptember 19, 2012 - Mid-Atlantic National Show (Cow Classes), Harrisburg, PASeptember 20, 2012 - Eastern States National Show, West Springfield, MAOctober 2 , 2012 - International Ayrshire National Show at World Dairy Expo, Madison, WI November 3, 2012 - Southern National Junior Show, Lou-isville, KY November 6, 2012 - Southern National Show, Louisville, KY

TheNationalAyrshireYouthCommittee is challengingAyrshireyouthtosellcalfraffleticketswiththeraffletobeheldinJuneattheNationalAyrshireConventioninWisconsin.Theyouthmem-ber selling themost ticketswill receive a $100 cash prize.Thesecondplaceprizeis$75andthirdplaceis$50.YouthfromthestatesellingthemostticketswillbefeaturedonafuturecoveroftheAyrshire Digest.

Pricesfortheticketsare$2each,or3for$5.Thewinnerhasthechoiceof thecalfor$500.If thewinnerchoosesthemoney, thecalfwill then be sold in theNationalConvention Salewith theproceedsgoingtotheNationalAyrshireYouthFund.

TicketsareavailablefromtheAyrshireBreeders’Associationorayouthcommitteemember.

The National Ayrshire Youth Fund is extremely vital to our or-ganization. Through the youth fund, the National Ayrshire Youth Committee sponsors Ayrshire junior programs such as quiz bowl, record book, outstanding youth, and princess contests; scholar-ships, junior production awards, junior type classification awards, national junior shows and much more. In addition, they support industry-wide events with recognitions and awards such as dairy judging contests, national 4-H achievement luncheons and other requests that come before them. To support these activities, fund-raising is essential. You can help!

Youth Challenge

40 Ayrshires & 40 Jerseys Sell• Bred heifers, young cows and project calves of all levels

• Many, many production leaders and All-American nominees have been developed from this sale

FOR CATALOGS AND INFORMATION, CONTACTDAVID KOSS 563.543.0440 • SKIPALAYR@AOL.COM

Catalogs will be available online at www.usayrshire.com

• “Riggins” embryos out of Ronn Ayr Burdette Ginny, EX-90, 2-11 305D 27,760M• A fancy Sr Calf by ModestoMany more great ones sell:

3 from Cool Ayr , 4 from New Ayr, 8 from Ski PalConsignments from Myron Arthur, Jason Steinlage, Alford-Bray,

Edgebrook Farm and others

COVEY-FARMS FOREVER JADE, EX-93 2E3-05 365D 31,380M 3.3% 1038F 2.9% 909P • Res AA 4 Yr ‘05

2 fresh daughters sell ~ a “Poker” Jr. 2 & a “Calimero” Jr. 3

DREAM RIDGE ISABELLE, EX-902-07 365D 22,596M 4.8% 1037F 3.1% 710P • Res All Can Jr 2 ‘07

Selling a “Rawhide” Jr. 2

DIAMOND-RIDGE BBK HANNAH, EX-91Int. & Res. Grand Champion, 2007 Central Nat’l

Unan AA Sr. 3 ‘07 • Nom AA Aged Cow ‘10Selling “Hector” Jr. 3

CONTACT LIN HuNTINGTON, SALE MGR.wITH YOuR CONSIGNMENTS

3661 Rte. 5N, Newbury, VT 05051(802) 866-5438 • Cell (802) 356-2710

SATuRDAY, APRIL 28, 2012At the Fairgrounds, Rutland, VT

Looking for consignments!Early highlights promise to be ready to pay the

bills. Project calves will be available as well as 5 units of “Trident” semen.

Sale co-sponsored by Vermont Ayrshire Club & New England Milking Shorthorn Association

Catalogs will be available online at www.usayrshire.com

Vermont Spring Sale

MORRELL FARMS COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE

Saturday, March 3, 2012 • At the Farm, Cochranton, PA100 HOLSTEIn LOTS AnD 20 AyRSHIRE LOTS SELL!

Sale catalog is linked to www.usayrshire.com

Highlights Include . . .

SALES STAFF

MORRELL FARMSCandy and the late Bob Morrell | Heather Morrell

814-282-4939 | heatherimorrell@live.com

VAL D’ESTRIE SPECIAL K LOLLyEX-94 3E

6-03 387D 34,180M 3.7% 1261F 3.2% 1092P2x Unanimous All-American

Grand Champion & Total Performance Winner, 2009 Mid-Atlantic National Ayrshire Show

Selling LOLLY’S “Garth” daughter, “Patriot” granddaughter & “Paddy” great-granddaughter

ALL-STAR TILLIEAll-American Winter Calf, 2010

Nom. All-American Winter Yearling, 2011 TILLIE sold to the Fenton Family, OH, in the 2010 World

Dairy Expo Sale. Her VG “Tuxedo” dam sells with records to 5-06 305D 28,970M 4.0% 1149F 3.3% 945P.

Tillie’s “Diego” maternal sister sells ready to show as a Winter Yearling.

• A “Trident” by Ayr-Knoll Special Kate, VG-89, with 5-11 336D 27,450M sells milking and pregnant to Sherlock

• Daughters of Maple-Dell Charleston Giggle sell: Trident Geneva- Sr. 2 for this year

Special Georgia - great young cow with tons of potentialA pair of “Prudence” summer calves that will make great 4-H calves!

• Dam of Princess-Star Penelope (nominated All-Canadian)

Chris Hill - 202-255-7907Norm Nabholtz - 563-590-3204

Ron Roskopf - 414-587-4402Aaron Eaton - 315-857-8303

Raymond Anthony - 814-720-6180

Jason Mowry - 814-215-1492Duane Cole - 440-724-1587

Nor-Bert Morty Calina-ETVG-87 VG-MS DOM

2-03 2x 333 32,880 3.8 1256 3.3 1081Backed by 5 generations of VG/EX GMDswith high production! Her fresh Planetdaughter looks just like mama.

8 BROWN SWISS sell: sired by SimonEven & Dynasty.

Astrahoe R Gibson Renee-ET2E-93

3-07 3x 365 33,760 4.0 1366 3.1 1058A 13th gen EX! Her Shottle Jr 2 Yr Oldsells due this summer.

65 HOLSTEINS sell: Sired by Planet, Alexander, Roy & Colby.

Owners: Woodsbrook Farms

DAVID & MICHELLE BLOUGH

52203 CR 21 • Bristol, IN 46507574-825-5094 • 574-575-2954 cell

Directions: I-80/90 exit at CR 17. Go south 1/2 mile on CR 17 to CR 6. Goeast 2 miles to CR 21, turn north to farm. From US-12 in Union, MI, turn south on Baldwin Prairie Rd, go 2 miles toCR 2, go east 1/2 mile to CR 21, south 3/4 mile to farm.

Covey-Farms Forever Jade 2E-93Res All-American 2004 & 2005

6-08 2x 365 29,010 3.6 1053 2.8 830Her Calimero Jr 2 Yr Old sells due this summer.

10 AYRSHIRES selling are by Calimero,Ramius, and Paddy 2, many bred toBurdette.

33 JERSEYS sell: including Action,Comerica and Excitations. Many heiferswill be due sale day!

Sales Force:Jason Devino 802-343-0966Randy Lettinga 616-437-2005Mike Lortie 260-367-1700Brian Shilling 317-697-0207

WOODSBROOK FARMS MILKING HERD DISPERSAL

Saturday, March 10, 2012 • 11:00 AM EST • on the farm • Bristol, IN120 HEAD SELL • SELLING 70 FRESH COWS • 90% 1ST CALF

50 BRED HEIFERS AND DRY COWS • TOP REDS INCLUDING 2 LAWN BOYS, 1 GOLD CHRIS

4 GUERNSEYS, 10 AYRSHIRES, 8 BROWN SWISS, 33 JERSEYS, 65 HOLSTEINS

JAN SCC 96,000 • 4.15F • 3.37P

Sale Managers:

Special feature: 2 barns of hay at private sale, see owners sale day.

catalog online at priceleffler.com

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Nor-Bert Morty Calina-ETVG-87 VG-MS DOM

2-03 2x 333 32,880 3.8 1256 3.3 1081Backed by 5 generations of VG/EX GMDswith high production! Her fresh Planetdaughter looks just like mama.

8 BROWN SWISS sell: sired by SimonEven & Dynasty.

Astrahoe R Gibson Renee-ET2E-93

3-07 3x 365 33,760 4.0 1366 3.1 1058A 13th gen EX! Her Shottle Jr 2 Yr Oldsells due this summer.

65 HOLSTEINS sell: Sired by Planet, Alexander, Roy & Colby.

Owners: Woodsbrook Farms

DAVID & MICHELLE BLOUGH

52203 CR 21 • Bristol, IN 46507574-825-5094 • 574-575-2954 cell

Directions: I-80/90 exit at CR 17. Go south 1/2 mile on CR 17 to CR 6. Goeast 2 miles to CR 21, turn north to farm. From US-12 in Union, MI, turn south on Baldwin Prairie Rd, go 2 miles toCR 2, go east 1/2 mile to CR 21, south 3/4 mile to farm.

Covey-Farms Forever Jade 2E-93Res All-American 2004 & 2005

6-08 2x 365 29,010 3.6 1053 2.8 830Her Calimero Jr 2 Yr Old sells due this summer.

10 AYRSHIRES selling are by Calimero,Ramius, and Paddy 2, many bred toBurdette.

33 JERSEYS sell: including Action,Comerica and Excitations. Many heiferswill be due sale day!

Sales Force:Jason Devino 802-343-0966Randy Lettinga 616-437-2005Mike Lortie 260-367-1700Brian Shilling 317-697-0207

WOODSBROOK FARMS MILKING HERD DISPERSAL

Saturday, March 10, 2012 • 11:00 AM EST • on the farm • Bristol, IN120 HEAD SELL • SELLING 70 FRESH COWS • 90% 1ST CALF

50 BRED HEIFERS AND DRY COWS • TOP REDS INCLUDING 2 LAWN BOYS, 1 GOLD CHRIS

4 GUERNSEYS, 10 AYRSHIRES, 8 BROWN SWISS, 33 JERSEYS, 65 HOLSTEINS

JAN SCC 96,000 • 4.15F • 3.37P

Sale Managers:

Special feature: 2 barns of hay at private sale, see owners sale day.

catalog online at priceleffler.com

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There is still time to add your consignments! To consign or for more information, contact: Billy Branstetter (270) 565-4751 or Cell (270) 528-6336

Sale sponsored by the Kentucky Ayrshire Cattle Club • Catalogs will be available online at www.usayrshire.com

Friday, april 13, 2012 | Show - 11:00 aM | Sale - 3:00 pM KentuCKy Fair & expoSition Center pavilion

louisville, KentuckyPlease join us after the sale for the 50th Celebration

Highlights Include:

Her Visserdale Supreme Spring Yearling Granddaughter SellsCowbell Nolan Cajun Chili

NominatedAll-AmericanFallYearlingInMilk,20071stFallYearlingInMilkandBestUdder,2007SouthernNational

Jr.Champion,2007NYStateFair•Jr.Champion,2006SouthernNationalHon.MentionAll-AmericanFallCalf,2006•GrandChampionSt.LawrenceCo.Fair(NY),2010

MorefamilymembershaveAll-AmericanandNationalShowHonors!

A Fresh “Loto” 4-Year-Old Sells!Daltondale Loto Ray

Dam:VG-87withover23,000M;NextdamVG-86

Hello to all Ayrshire youth; new members, young enthusiasts or old enough to be in your last years as a junior. I am thrilled and honored to be selected as the president of this fi rst Ayrshire youth board. Although we have not done much as of now I hope to make changes, and get things started, and up and going for the youth of the future in these next few months. Wether you own or lease Ayrshires and have had them for your whole life or just a few months, it is something to be proud of. Hold your head high against the other breeders and love the breed that you walk to the barn to see everyday. Let Ayrshires inspire you and create a lifelong passion. With their vigorous and nosey personalities and the eye appeal in the fi elds from the variations of colors and patterns, they are a breed to be proud of and should make you feel great. Even though we have a breed with low numbers we have reason to be proud. Just remember that Ayrshires have vigorous and hardy personalities, have quality udders, and have superb grazing abilities. I encourage youth to be encouraged to have Ayrshires! Show, raise, and be involved with Ayrshires. The goal and purpose of this board is to raise youth involvement, gain full support from the ABA board, and allow the youth to have a stronger voice in their future with the Ayrshire breed. Please if you have any question come to me or another member of this board and we will help fi nd the answer.

News is in the Ayr

National Ayrshire Youth

2011/2012 Youth DirectorsPresident: Marjorie Hardy South Woodstock, VermontVice President: Hannah Wentworth Quarryville, PennsylvaniaSecretary: Taylor Jodrey Winchester, OhioPR/Promotion O� cer: Eileen Gress Shreve, OhioDirector At Large: David Hanson Goodridge, Minnesota

National RoyaltyQueen: Taylor Jodrey Winchester, OhioPrincess: Eileen Gress Shreve, Ohio

Message From Your President:

February/March 2012

DeadlinesRecord Book March 1Ayrshire Scholarship: March 1 Queen Contest June 1Display Contest Entry June 1Photo Contest Entry June 1 Quiz Bowl Entry June 1Jeopardy Entry June 1

Congratulations to all the Ayrshire youth who participated in the various contests throughout the year!

Remember to be watching for the Calf Raffl e tickets to be coming! Each year this fundraiser has the potential to be our best and

create profi t to fund our events and awards.

Thanks to all that helped with the Holiday Fundraiser of soaps and cheese!

U.S. Ayrshire Breeders’ Association1224 Alton Darby Creek Rd. Suite B,

Columbus, OH 43228www.usayrshire.com

Contact Marjorie @ 207-491-9033, 802-457-7236

marj.hardy@gmail.com

Please consider entering the youth contests coming up! Check the dates-they

are due soon. We are always looking

for Princess and Queen contestants. It is a great leadership opportunity to

represent the breed that we all love!

Junior Membership $10Find the Application on the Youth

page of the Website

Youth Newsletter by Marjorie Hardy

REWARDS Program Application

Name_______________________________________________________________________________________________

Address_____________________________________________________________________________________________

DHI Herd Code: _____________________________ Processing Center: ______________________________________

Account Number: _________________________ Associated Accounts: ________________________________________

I prefer the following payment option:

1._____ REWARDS Prepay. Enclosed is payment to cover the $100.00 base fee, plus $16.00 per milking age female, minus 5% for prepayment if payment is received by December 31st. (Subtract an additional 5 percent discount if you are enrolling 51 - 100 cows, 10 percent for 101 - 200 cows, or 15 percent for 201 cows or more)

2._____ Ayrshire Digest 1/6 page color contract advertising - 6 issues for $420

2._____ Bill my credit card#___________________________ MC_____ VISA_____ Exp. Date______________

3._____ Milk Check Assignment Form. (available from ABA office)

Signature ________________________________________________ Date _________________________

Enclosed is a copy of my latest test sheet. I have _____ milking age Ayrshires as of today.

2012 Ayrshire Breeders’ AssociAtion rewArds ProgrAm . . . the comPlete PAckAge

WHY?

• The REWARDS Program can save you as much as 15 percent on your registrations, transfers, classification of females and Gold programs. Save 50 percent on registrations and transfers of animals born before January 1, 2012, and not yet registered when the RE-WARDS Program fees are paid.

• You may prepay the fees, then send in your registry and transfer applications at your convenience. You can classify females as many as two times per year. (Computer generated final scores are included. REWARDS herds do have the option of paying the difference between the computer generated final score method and other programs available if so desired.) All your production records will be placed on the performance files of the association on a monthly basis.

• Annual program fee covers registrations for animals born in the year of enrollment, all submitted during that year, classification of fe-males in the herd twice, plus enrollment in the Gold program. All other association programs and services will be at the regular individual program price.

REWARDS Program Reminder . . .The discount deadline to sign up for the 2012 REWARDS Program is December 31, 2011. The final deadline to sign up is March 31, 2012.

• nEW*** All males born July 1, 2011, or later are required to be DnA tested to receive a registration certificate. REWARDS herds registering males will only pay the DnA testing fee of $45 per male registered.

• Enrolled herds must meet a minimum Data Collection Rating (DCR) by DHI of 86 or better to be eligible for production awards.

HOW?

• Enroll now to qualify for 2012. Your ap-plication must be received by December 31, 2011, to qualify for the 5% cash discount. No REWARDS applications will be accepted after March 31, 2012.

• You must be an ABA member as the pro-gram is an exclusive member benefit.

• The annual program fee is $100, plus $16 per milking age female.

• An additional 5 percent discount will be given if you own 51 cows or more, and increased to 10 percent for 101 cows and 15 percent at 201 cows.

• Enrollment is simple — just send an ap-plication with a copy of your DHI test sheet

that shows the number of milking age females in your herd.

• Enrollment payment can be made by credit card, check or by milk check assignment. If you choose to pay by milk check assignment, it will be prorated on a monthly schedule, but you must agree to a maximum of 12 months assign-ment (one calendar year) or to pay the balance if milk sales are discontinued for any reason. In addition, if the milk check assignment is started after one or more months have passed in the year, the initial month(s) fee must be submit-ted with the enrollment form. If a milk check assignment is established, no discount will be provided for early enrollment.

• Animals owned by others housed in a REWARDS herd will be accepted as long as the primary herd has listed all cows in the herd at sign up and paid the full fee. The animals will be listed as one herd.

• No refunds will be provided.

STiLL NOT SuRE?

• If you would like the ABA office staff to as-sist you in evaluating if the REWARDS Program might benefit you, please call the office at (614) 335-0020.

The Ayrshire Digest is offering an exciting opportunity to place a full color, 1/6 page ad in every issue of the Digest for just $35 per month! This special offer is a great way to boost your marketing plans. In addition, your ad will be placed online at usayrshire.com for FREE the entire year. Contact the ABA or the Digest to get signed up today! (For your convenience, you may add the advertising expense to your REWARDS sign-up payment or milk check off assignment)

CATAlogS will be AVAilAble online AT www.uSAyRSHiRe.CoM. FoR MoRe inFoRMATion, ConTACT:

Highlights include . . .

OHIOAyrshire Spring SaleFriday, March 30, 2012 • Sale 11:45 AM • Show 7:00 PM

ohio expo Center, Columbus, ohio • Co-Hosted by The ohio State university buckeye Dairy Club

Ohio Ayrshire Breeders’ AssociationPatti Kennedy, Secretary (419) 643-6255

She Sells!HAwVER-CREST GARTH SHIR STELLA

Nom. All-American & Res. Jr. All-American Winter Yrlg, 2011Due June 8 to Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette, ET (Ultrasounded heifer)

Dam VG-89; Next Dam EX-90 2E

A Summer yearling Sired by “Milkman” SonSells from the “Tabitha” family!

MILLER’S TRI-STAR TABITHA, EX-92Unanimous All-American Jr. 3-Year-Old, 20094-00 365D 21,960M 4.2% 917F 3.1% 675P

Breeders’ Assn.1224 Alton Darby Creek Rd.

Suite BColumbus, Ohio 43228www.usayrshire.com