Herefords Today Summer 2012

MHPH 521X

Zip Code 318Z

{DLF, IEF HYF} D.O.B. March 18, 2012

BW WW YW MM TM3.0 45.9 77.2 19.8 42.8*An Interest sells*

Plan an Ontario Weekend by attending:River Valley “Genetic Designs VIII” Sale - September 14, 2012 Elm-Lodge Sale - September 15, 2012 AUTUMN ALLIANCE SALE XXX - SEPTEMBER 16, 2012

Join us the evening prior

to view the sale offering and

for some Hereford

fellowship!

MHPH CLF 521X Gem 1111Z {DLF, IEF HYF}

D.O.B. January 11, 2012 BW: 3.3 WW: 51.7 YW: 83.3 MM: 21.7 TM: 47.6

BNMHPH 9W Lovilia 109Z {DLF, IEF HYF} D.O.B. January 9, 2012

BW: 2.4 WW: 51.7 YW: 85.5 MM: 25.0 TM: 50.9

MHPH 521X Frosty 111Z {DLF, IEF HYF} D.O.B. January 11, 2012

BW: 0.1 WW: 47.8 YW: 74.8 MM: 23.8 TM: 47.3

MHPH 101S Pebbles 103Z {DLF, IEF HYF}

D.O.B. January 3, 2012BW: 4.1 WW: 50.4 YW: 81.0 MM: 22.9 TM: 48.1

The offering includes: 2 & 3 Year Old Cows

Heifer Calves Hand Picked Stock Bulls

**All sale cattle have been tested free of any known genetic defects**

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View the catalogue online at www.BuyAgro.com

Saturday, OctOber 20, 2012

5:00 p.m.right crOSS ranch Sale barn

KiSbey, SK

FOllOwing the anl & gueStS Sale

c & t 102S 7up 28yMarch 10, 2011 • Stetson 102S X Warrior 19R

BW: 4.5 WW: 45.6 YW: 78.3 MM: 16.8 TM: 39.6Bred to C & T 86P Wager 79W a

GHC Percival 86P/Scarlet 17K son

c & t 32r tara 97yMarch 22, 2011 • Traveller 32R X Kasper 82K

BW: 4.9 WW: 35.7 YW: 59.5 MM: 11.9 TM: 29.8Bred to Victor 719T

c & t 47w tiFFany 66ZApril 2, 2012 • Western 47W X Warrior 19R

BW: 2.2 WW: 43.3 YW: 75.9 MM: 18.6 TM: 40.9

Selling 10 bred heiFerS

Service sires: NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W, TH 122 71I Victor 719T and C & T Wager 79W

5 Fancy heiFer calveS all show prospect designed for Bonanza 2013

2 embryO lOtS Umpire X Taylor 55U

Mr. Hereford X Taylor 55U

Sale Manager: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. 306-933-4200 • Auctioneer: Dale Stith 918-760-1550U.S. Representatives: Levi Landers 308-730-1396 • Marc Hotchkiss 605-490-1513

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1:00 p.m. October 21, 2012

Arcola, Saskatchewan

AFSY 2ZTahoe Son

AFSY 3Z521X

Daughter

AFSY 22ZUntapped Daughter

AFSY 38ZUntapped Son

AFSY 21ZTahoe Daughter


You Ought To Know 20

A Breeders Vet Perspective 38

The Real World 45

Rate Card & Subscription Information 59

Upcoming Events 64

Bonanza Show Results 24

World Hereford Conference Show Results 26

T Bar Invitational Golf Tournament 34

Ontario Beef A Rama 42

Junior National Hereford Expo Show Results 52


Duncan & Val:Box 386, Arcola, SK S0C 0G0P/F: (306) 455-2619 C: (306) 577-9703Jeff, Grace, Christin, Kylee & JacksonP: (306) 455-2128 C: (306) 577-1375Email: [email protected]: (306) 891-9719www.blairatholfarms.com

Mark your

Calendar!October 21st is

the event of the year in the new sale barn at the farm!

S: Remitall Heater 161U {DLF IEF HYF}D: Blair-Athol Ribeye Gal 107W

EPDS: BW: 6.4 WW: 61.9 YW: 97.5 MM: 23.7 TM: 54.7DOB: March 29, 2011

S: Blair-Athol 20 The Rock ET 19M D: Micgil’s Ray-Lene 36N 36T

PE EPDS: BW: 6.5 WW: 58.6 YW: 97.9 MM: 16.6 TM: 45.9DOB: March 9, 2012

S: Blair-Athol 13K Major 101N {DLF IEF HYF}D: GHC Miss Peaches 93WPE EPDS: BW: 4.3 WW: 46.0 YW: 77.2 MM: 22.4 TM: 45.4DOB: February 15, 2012

S: UPS TCC Nitro 1EY {DLF IEF HYF}D: DTHF Safrone 29S

PE EPDS: BW: 3.8 WW: 48.2 YW: 84.3 MM: 8.7 TM: 32.9DOB: March 5, 2012

Ted & Mina SerhienkoChris Poley

4-3342 Millar AvenueSaskatoon, SK S7K 7G9

Ph: 306.933.4200 Fax: [email protected] www.tbarc.com

Ted’s Cell: 306.221.2711Chris’s Cell: 306.220.5006

Don’t miss your chance at our greatest calf crop ever. Our top 10 heifer calves will sell and they are flat out GOOD!

Also offering 15 solid bred heifers from the top of the replacement pen.First Star Market Index 70X ET calves to sell in Canada

DON’T MISS OUT!

View the catalogue online at www.buyagro.com


Box 84, Lampman, SK S0C IN0Blair, Laurel & Ashton

Email: [email protected]

Ph: 306.487.2624 Fax: 306.487.3105Darnell & Morgan

Ph: 306.461.3288Dustin, Kirsten & Brenna

Ph: 306.487.2557

Offering9 - bred heifers4 - heifer calves2 - two year olds

Featuring services of Untapped

Mr. HerefordArsenal 744TTorch 118W

Selling at the ANL & Guests

Production SaleOctober 20, 2012

FBL 21X

FBL 1ZDaughter of 21X

FBL 10Z

FBL 123YEKD 26Y

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Tested Fault Free.Watch for a preview at www.meadowacrespolledherefords.com





WLL Zoey 3ZVictor 719T X Next Big Thing

She sells in the Source For Success SaleSeptember 15, 2012



Mick & Debbie Trefiak Kurt, Shannon, Matthew, Ryan & Casey, Mark & Kristi

RR 1, Edgerton, AB T0B 1K0P: 780-755-2224 F: 780-755-2223 C: 780-842-8835

[email protected] [email protected] 14 miles East of Wainright and 11.5 miles North on Range Road 4-3

Cows bred to HPH 145R Avatar 5U

MJT Total ET 332W (Kilo)MJT Tracker 66X

GH Adams Nitro Design ET 377X

www.mjt.ca

Reserve Champion Mature Bull Reserve Champion Two Year Old Bull

Generations of

Hereford & Black Angus Herd Dispersal

Tuesday, December 4, 2012 At the Ranch, Edgerton, AB

predictability and performance

An opportunity to invest in generations of predictability and performance genetics.

These bulls have either been raised by or are bred to the MJT cowherd.

THIrTy-THree KILO 10U 18U

FreIGHTLINer

CHINOOK

MaGNUM

66X

19U

NITrO DeSIGN

67X

KILO

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TOTaL 6X


WLB Global 50S WLB Bingo 4002XNJW Trust 100W WLB Lego 90X

CRR Helton 980 WLB Fresh 7MWLB Quaker 21T Remital Alliance 503W



Selling in Crittenden Bros. ”Next Level ” Sale October27,2012•Imperial,SK

Thank you To all the organizers and the CHA for putting on an outstanding World Hereford Conference

and to everyone that stopped by the stall!

JVJ TCF Miss Sky 7Y Reserve Senior Champion Yearling Heifer at the

World Hereford Conference Show

JVJ TCF 743 My Time 4Z Reserve Champion Bull Calf at Bonanza and

Second in class at the World Hereford Conference Show

Joe and Peggy Vey Wakaw, SK

P: 306-233-4736 • F: 306-233-5562 C: 306-213-7160 • C: 306-213-7161

[email protected]

The Cliffs Farm Polled HerefordsDavid, Kathy & Kaitlyn Reid Kyle, Sarah & Griffin Reid

Saskatoon, SKH: 306-373-6100 • C: 306-221-7039

[email protected] & Selene Reid

H: 306-280-6858 • C: 306-220-2226 [email protected]

Kaitlyn on your years of

dedication and hard

work within the CJHA!

We can take you to the Next Level!

Congratulations

Venimus, Vidimus, Vicimus

TCF KLR 3S Southern Belle 1X

TCF KLR 0614 Clarabelle 5Z

TCF JVJ 0614 Heart Throb 3Z

TCF 57T Miss Yara ET 5X


Mil-Wray Polled Herefords Don & Wanda Wray

& Family Box 75, Tilston, MB

R0M 2B0 204.686.2295

[email protected]

Til-Toba Polled Herefords Ken & Judy Wray

& FamilyBox 65, Tilston, MB

R0M 2B0 204.686.2289

[email protected]

10 BRED HEIFERS

Sired by Stanley and ConnectedAll bred to our new junior herd sire

WSF CAN-AM PRINCE 143

October 21, 2012 - Arcola, SK


Mohican West& Guests

McMurry Cattle and Ehlke HerefordsThursday, September 27, 2012 · NOON

At Mohican West, Laurel, Montana

SeLLING 60 LOTS OF QUaLITy HereFOrDSAll Cattle have a DNA Profile

BW 2.3WW 60yW 87MM 19M&G 49

TDP CROSSOVER Z400Perhaps the best son of TH 133U 719T

UPGraDe 69X out of aSH LIL PeaNUT 203P. a very predictable cow that never misses.

E 7W Lady Tailor Z625a dark red, heavily pigmented daughter of

HarVIe TaILOr MaDe eT 7W. We have a full sister in our replacement heifers.

LJE 7W MS TAILOR Y706 This heifer has HarVIe ‘s 51F cow on both sides

of her pedigree. an own daughter of HarVIe TaILOr MaDe eT 7W mated to e BraXTON T719. The only reason she sells is that we have a

full sister.

MC 822 PAMELA 1251a daughter of MC 122L VICTOr U822 that has all the things breeders look for. Length of body,

dark red with lots of pigmentation. a superb cow prospect.

MC 822 PAMELA 1241a stout heifer sired by our MC 122L VICTOr U822. Her dam is a many generations deep in

McMurry cattle breeding.

MOHICAN TOMMY LYNN Z7 Watch for this one! a granddaughter of Crr aBOUT TIMe 743 and out of a two year old.

What a job she has done. They both sell.

MOHICAN TRUST FUND Z43a dark red, heavy muscled herdsire prospect by NJW 73S M326 TrUST 100W out of a BKr Sanderson daughter. Great numbers, many of the great cows in the breed are found in Z43’s

pedigree.

MOHICAN INDEX PLUS Z404a thick deep sided, dark red, big red goggle eyed, everything you want. Sired by STar MarKeT INDeX 70X eT and out of our donor cow 94T

out of the $54,000 Mohican Plus 107M.

TDP PEANUT Z11a superb daughter of TH 133U 719T UPGraDe

69X out of a two year old daughter of Strick F172 a son of THM Lassie Domino 6008. What a

nice two year old pair.

BW 5.2WW 53yW 87MM 23M&G 49

BW 3.8WW 63yW 110MM 26M&G 58

BW 1.4WW 51yW 76MM 21M&G 46

BW 2.4WW 48yW 74MM 20M&G 44

BW 9.2WW 61yW 100MM 18M&G 49

BW 3.7WW 42yW 66MM 21M&G 42

BW 3.6WW 47yW 90MM 18M&G 42

BW 6.2WW 54yW 90MM 24M&G 51

Ehlke HerefordsMark and Della Ehlke 406-439-4311

[email protected]

McMurry Cattle Co.Fred and Doreen McMurry 406-697-4040

Mohican West3100 Sportsman Park Rd., Laurel, Montana 59044Conard and Nancy Stitzlein, Owners 330-378-3421Terry Powlesland [email protected] · Phone/Fax 406-633-2600

Sale Managers:Catalogs on request, Contact Jim reed · 660-527-3507Dale Stith · 918-760-1550


Doug & Wanda MannBox 1256, Swift Current, SK S9H 3X4P: 306-773-7136 C: 306-741-1265

E: [email protected]

“Take the Next Step” - October 20, 2012A Select Group of 15 Futuristic Bred Heifers are offered

along with 2 Show Heifer Calves.

Watch for us this fall...

“CWA Hereford Sale” - November 22, 2012Featuring a Powerful & Dynamic Future Herd Sire!

Congratulations Steven Prichard!

Senior Yearling Champion Heifer,

WHC Purchased in the 2011 CWA Sale.



Egos versus economics … have created a lot of financial woe for livestock producers. COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) has proven to be a ‘big farce!’ What is most amusing, is the fact that R-CALF supporters who lobbied to close borders and shut down trade, are now buying forage from Canadian producers … the same producers they tried to exclude or shut out.

The past four hot and dry months in the United States and Eastern Canada have put a different light on the agricultural picture and its markets. The lack of rainfall will undoubtedly put pressure on markets, as grain prices have spiked. The shortage of livestock inventories coupled with high feed prices will be felt in consumer spending. The price of beef over the counter has risen and will continue to rise, but the average consumer does not realize that the drought in the Corn Belt will push the price of Coke and a box of Frosted Flakes much higher, in comparison, to a pound of ground beef.

Most areas of Eastern Canada look like Roundup was sprayed from the sky; yet Western Canada enjoys a rosy picture with abundant rain fall and very promising crops and forage. During my travels this past summer, the only grasshopper I’ve seen was west of Renfrew, Ontario. The change in climatic conditions throughout Canada is very distinct.

These changes are short term and in all cases affect supply and demand, the factor which has determined economics dating back to the age of the caveman. The change that stirred my interest

the most, while attending a major livestock event, was the societal structure of generations in the livestock industry, from the Silent generation down to Generation Y or what is called by many,

the Millennial generation.

The Silent generation or often referred to as the Crisis generation, are/were the people born in the 1920’s through the first half of the 1940’s. They were mostly sons and

daughters of pioneers who immigrated to North America from Europe. They were an adaptive generation formed by necessity; they lived through a volatile era surviving

the Great Depression, the Dirty Thirties and World War II. In the purebred livestock industry, they were the builders and pioneers, establishing their herds

and founding associations. County fairs were the mode for marketing, while advertising and all communication was done in print or by word of mouth.

The generation to follow is the Baby Boomers, born after World War II and up to the early 1960’s. Baby Boomers lived to work and their job, was

their life. As a group, they are the wealthiest, most active and physically fit generation today. They were the TV generation growing up with

Ed Sullivan, Andy Griffith, and Lucy, Dennis the Menace, Gunsmoke and Bonanza. Baby Boomers control over 80% of personal financial

assets and are responsible for more than half of all consumers spending which includes 80% of all leisure travel. Baby Boomers

grew and financed the purebred livestock industry. To them it was fashionable to be a breeder, events were always

well attended and “white shirt” pre sale dinners were commonplace the evening prior a sale. Baby Boomers

were loyal to the breed they chose to work with and in most cases, very voluntary in breed and community

activities.

Generation X, people born from the mid 60’s through to the early 1980’s. Generation X

came of age in an era of two-income

You Ought To Know. . .


I Just Thought You Ought To Know!

families, rising divorce rates and a faltering economy. Women were joining the work force in large numbers, spawning the age of “latch-key” children, who, for the most part, spent time away from family. This resulted in Generation X being independent, resourceful and self-sufficient; the first generation with computer technology woven into their lives. Generation X is less committed to one employer, with many having changed jobs numerous times by their early thirties, in comparison to Baby Boomers, who worked to climb the corporate ladder. Members of Generation X are adventurous, value their weekends, vacation time, and are goal orientated. In the livestock sector, many Generation Xers changed breeds from traditional types to continental breeds which were being imported to North America. Even more farm women took jobs off farm to supplement farm income and over half abandoned the family farm to pursue careers in the urban market place.

The Millennial generation (Generation Y) is those born in the mid 80’s through the early years towards the turn of the century; the second largest group after the Baby Boomers. The Millennial’s have an increased knowledge and familiarity with communications and digital technology; they have great expectations of the work place often wanting large starting salaries, while many still live at their childhood home well into their mid twenties and are less likely to practice religion than that of the previous generations. The global financial crisis has had a major impact on this generation; causing historically high levels of unemployment among today’s young people, especially in Europe and the United States. Many new university and college graduates are unemployed or under-employed and carry a huge debt through student loans. Generation Y is the first to grow up with computers a part of their home life and cable television has brought them a 500 plus channel viewing opportunity. One of the most popular forms of media use for Millennial’s is through social networking.

Some purebred industries have caught up with the habits of the Millennial’s; technology has placed e-mail, text messaging and Facebook ahead of past principles. Most Millennial’s rely on technology to add, subtract and divide; results of events are known as they occur and less and less face-to-face communication is resulting. Text messaging has become as habit forming as the use of tobacco and often employers pay for a lot of time to their employees who text message their social agendas.

Although there is a slight glimmer of Millennial’s remaining in agriculture, many have chosen other careers, especially in the oil, gas and mining industries. A young farm adult can get $400.00 to $500.00 per day in the oil field, the same amount their Baby Boomer grandfather got for a bull or a steer in his day. Associations have seen major declines in membership as the Millennial’s seek other venues of employment. In this era we have seen farming operations largely expand while farm population has diminished.

The challenge lies ahead for all of us in agriculture. Breed associations have to adapt and conform to the “new era” where the new generation is enticed by technology and net-working. Since they are the builders of the future and also our consumer, we must communicate at their level. The new leaders of the industry, along with folks working in various venues of the livestock fraternity, must be youthful, shedding the past ideas of the founding “Baby Boomers.”


VOB Robin 65X2.9 45.5 76.2 22.2

JAC Greta 5W1.4 33.3 63.8 18.0

SNBR Goldie 101Z2.3 46.3 75.8 18.4

Bill & Leanne McConnellZach, Kyra

3011 Nichols Line rr 3Orillia, Ontario L3V 6H3

705.689.0176 - [email protected] Farm

Selling at the 30th AnnualAutumn Alliance Sale

Sunday, September 16th, 2012

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We would like to thank all our buyers and supporters who purchased our program through private treaty sales and at the Autumn Alliance Sale. We

will not have a consignment in Autumn Alliance XXX, as Medonte Highlands purchased 15 pairs from us earlier this year. A huge thank you to Jack, Lois

and Kevin, for their confidence in our program.

John & Barbara Mastine Home: (613)637-5316 Cell: (613)334-1878

Sarah Darraugh Cell: (613)334-1992

Box 98, Whitney, ON K0J 2M0

FOR SALE AT ALL TIMESVISITORS ALWAYS

WELCOME

Bar-J-M Farm

JB 10W (1434 lbs.) at the Royal with her bull calf JB 1Y (1254 lbs.)JB 10W was purchased by Medonte in the group of 15.

BULLS & FEMALES

Dennis and Andrea BabiukBox 102, Brosseau, AB T0B 0P0

Res: 780.657.2270 * Cell: 780.603.1079Fax: 780.657.2778

[email protected]

Congratulations to all World Hereford Conference Participants!

Special congratulations to:

BAR RZ - Reserve Champion Female - Pen Show

BAREFOOT Polled Herefords received 2 Banners with offspring from NCX Miss Whiplash 3W

NCX Mr Zion 23ZSelling in the CWA Hereford Sale

Heifer calves for sale private treaty


OPen shOw

heIFeR CALF

Class 11. Heidi Richardson, Tlell, BC with TLELL

57U Kali 30Z sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am ET 57U

2. Alexa Bricker, Didsbury, AB with CHSF 18X Keepsake 4Z sired by CHSF TR Marvel 18X

Class 21. Zachary Latimer, Olds, AB with

Remitall Marvel ET 12Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

2. Emily Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall West Marvel ET 27Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

heIFeR CALF ChAmPIOn And ReseRve ChAmPIOn FemALeZachary Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall Marvel ET 12Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

ReseRve heIFeR CALF ChAmPIOnEmily Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall West Marvel ET 27Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

YeARLIng heIFeR

Class 11. Owen Grundy, North Gower, ON with

BP 44U Anchor Lady 176Y sired by Anchor 44U

2. Alex Pawlitza, Hazlet, SK with Hills-Galore 51T Callie 25Y sired by JB 531 Braxton Cal 605U

Class 21. Connor Creech, Lloydminster, AB with

H70 Quantock Blossom 400Y sired by H70 Quantock Brick 404U

2. Isaac Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall West Catalina 77Y sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET

Class 31. Jennifer Jones, Lloydminster, SK with

Justamere 893U Bell 909Y sired by Triara Unleashed 893U

2. Ciaran Farrell, Ireland with Jenran 8248 Susie 117Y sired by HH Advance 848U

Class 41. Janea Ehlke, Townsend, MT with

Harvie Ms Firefly 125Y sired by Harvie Winston 5W

2. Cassandra Gorrill, Lindsay, ON with Blair-Athol 161 Halle 42Y sired by Remitall Heater 161U

Class 51. Emma Lees, Arcola, SK with Glenlees

101S Libby 21Y sired by BNMHPH 13P Heat 101S

2. Kaitlyn Reid, Saskatoon, SK with Wonderbar 40U Miss Ultra 17Y sired by ANL P606 Ultra 40U

Class 61. Luke Andrews, Moose Jaw, SK with

Triple A 9121 Rebecca 5Y sired by CL1 Domino 9121W 1ET

2. Erica Brost, Irvine, AB with BBSF 303T Cindy 88Y sired by Grosvenor Titanium 80P 303T

Class 71. Cody-Ray Lafrentz, Bienfait, SK with

Harvie Ms Firefly ET 33Y sired by Harvie Traveler 69T

2. Riley Lafrentz, Bienfait, SK with Harvie Ms Firefly ET 25Y sired by TH 75J 243R Bailout 144U ET

Class 81. Zachary Latimer, Olds, AB with

Remitall West Yellow Rose 2Y sired by SHF Rib Eye M326 R117

2. Karleen Dallas, Bowden, AB with BCD 902W Karbelle 103Y sired by Churchill Bronx 902W

JunIOR ChAmPIOn FemALeEmma Lees, Arcola, SK with Glenlees 101S Libby 21Y sired by BNMHPH 13P Heat 101S

ReseRve JunIOR ChAmPIOn FemALeCody-Ray Lafrentz, Bienfait, SK with Harvie Ms Firefly ET 33Y sired by Harvie Traveler 69T

TwO YeAR OLd COw/CALF PAIR

Class 11. Emily Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall

West Marvel 24X sired by Remitall Online 122L with her calf, Remitall West Bentley 21X sired by SHF Wonder M 326 W18 ET

2. Wyatt Hanson, High River, AB with GH Adams Nitro Preform ET 365X sired by UPS TCC Nitro 1ET with her calf, HR In Line 156Z sired by GH SL Senator 112S

Class 21. Katelyn Roe, High River, AB with

GH Adams P606 Victoria ET 3X sired by PW Victor Boomer P606 with her calf, GH Neon Vicky 22Z sired by GH Neon 17N

2. Joely Roe, High River, AB with GH Adams 7101 Faida 272X sired by UPS JT Neon 7101 ET with her calf, GH Rambo Jazee 29Z sired by GH Rambo 279R

mATuRe COw/CALF PAIR

Class 11. Teddy Creech, Lloydminster, AB with

H70 Quantock Betts 404W sired by KSU Bountry Hunter 611 with her calf, H70 Quantock FD 539Z sired by H70 Quantock Eli 392X

2. Erica Brost, Irvine, AB with BBSF 040035 Cindy 21W sired by Maungahina Hunza 040035 with her calf, BBSF 49S Zummba 88Z sired by McCoy 55M Absolute 49S


Class 21. Cayley Brown, Princeton, BC with WLB

36N Beth ET 452S sired by HF 4L Beyond 36N with her calf, CB 122L Lady B 222Z sire by Remitall Online 122L

2. Kelsey Hirsche, High River, AB with GH Adams 796S Doman Miss 253W sired by CL 1 Domino 796 1ET with her calf, GH 7101 Quest 13Z sired by UPS JT Neon 7101 ET

senIOR ChAmPIOn FemALe And gRAnd ChAmPIOn FemALeCayley Brown, Princeton, BC with WLB 36N Beth ET 452S sired by HF 4L Beyond 36N with her calf, CB 122L Lady B 222Z sire by Remitall Online 122L

BuLL CALF

Class 11. Alexa Bricker, Didsbury, AB with

CHSF 16R Jason 10Z sired by Harvie Raftsman 16R

2. Peter Kane, Gore, New Zealand with Tlell 57U Tigger ET 32Z sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am 57U

Class 21. Kaitlyn Reid, Saskatoon, SK with JVJ

TCF 743 My Time 4Z sired by CRR About Time 743

2. Cayley Brown, Princeton, BC with CB 100W Powerade 123Z sired by NJW 13S M326 Trust 100W

Class 31. Kelsey Hirsche, High River, AB with

GH 7101 Rock Solid 5Z sired by UPS JT Neon 7101 1ET

2. Zachary Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall West Esposito ET 7Z sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET

ChAmPIOn BuLL CALF And ReseRve gRAnd ChAmPIOn BuLL Kelsey Hirsche, High River, AB with GH 7101 Rock Solid 5Z sired by UPS JT Neon 7101 1ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn BuLL CALFKaitlyn Reid, Saskatoon, SK with JVJ TCF 743 My Time 4Z sired by CRR About Time 743

YeARLIng BuLL

Class 11. Emily Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall

West Game Day ET 74Y sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET

2. Sarah Nixdorff, Airdrie, AB with SNS 5S Stanmore 79Y sired by JHR 19L Volt Lad 5S

Class 21. Meghan Black, Bloomfield, NB with

SSAL 15W Yesman 1Y sired by OVHF 16R Warden 15W

2. Larissa Lupul, Foisy, AB with Bare Mr You Tube 4Y, sired by NCX Winchester 745P

JunIOR ChAmPIOn BuLL And gRAnd ChAmPIOn BuLL Emily Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall West Game Day ET 74Y sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET

ReseRve JunIOR ChAmPIOn BuLL Meghan Black, Bloomfield, NB with SSAL 15W Yesman 1Y sired by OVHF 16R Warden 15W

TwO YeAR OLd BuLL

Class 11. Isaac Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall

West Constructor 21X sired by Remitall Online 122L

2. Connor Creech, Lloydminster, AB with H70 Quantock Eli 392X sired by WLB Eli 10H 83T

senIOR ChAmPIOn BuLL Isaac Latimer, Olds, AB with Remitall West Constructor 21X sired by Remitall Online 122L

ReseRve senIOR ChAmPIOn BuLLConnor Creech, Lloydminster, AB with H70 Quantock Eli 392X sired by WLB Eli 10H 83T

shOwmAnshIP

Pee wee ChAmPIOn Emma Lees, Arcola, SK

JunIOR ChAmPIOn Erica Brost, Irvine, AB

InTeRmedIATe ChAmPIOn Riley Lafrentz, Beinfait, SK

senIOR ChAmPIOn Logan Martinson, Midale, SK


POLLed heReFORdJunIOR heIFeR CALF

Class 11. Richardson Ranch, Tlell, BC with

TLELL 57U Kali 30Z sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am ET 57U

2. Flewelling Cattle Co., Bowden, AB with FCC 20X Fortune 14Z sired by FCC Twenty X 20X

Class 21. Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall

West Marvel ET 27Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

2. Barefoot Polled Herefords, Foisy, AB with Bare Miss Zara 13Z sired by BRL Call 100L

ChAmPIOn JunIOR heIFeR CALF Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Marvel ET 27Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR heIFeR CALFRichardson Ranch, Tlell, BC with TLELL 57U Kali 30Z sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am ET 57U

senIOR heIFeR CALF

Class 11. Copper Creek Ranch, Princeton, BC

with CCR 28M Donna ET 901Z sired by Golden-Oak 4J Maxium 28M

2. Richardson Ranch, Tlell, BC with TLELL 57U Tanya 3Z sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am ET 57U


West Marvel ET 12Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

2. Remitall West, Olds, AB with REM Dorbay Miss Haylee 8Z sired by SHF Wonder M326 W18 ET

ChAmPIOn senIOR heIFeR CALF Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Marvel ET 12Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR heIFeR CALFRemitall West, Olds, AB with REM Dorbay Miss Haylee 8Z sired by SHF Wonder M326 W18 ET

JunIOR YeARLIng heIFeR


West Catalina ET 77Y sired by SHF Wonder M326 W18 ET

2. Bar Pipe Hereford Ranch, Okotoks, AB with BP 44U Anchor Lady 176Y sired by Anchor 44U

Class 21. Copper-T Ranch, Fraser Lake, BC

with Copper-T Yuletide Tinsel 44Y sired by Raven-Glen 58G Torino 1T

2. NCX Polled Herefords, Brosseau, AB with NCX Miss Yetta 41Y sired by JSF 69 Tracer 7W

Class 31. RSK Farms, Brandon, MB with RSK

6U Miss Sage 64Y sired by RSK 030047 Down Under 6U

2. Blair-Athol Polled Herefords, Arcola, SK with Blair Athol 19M Phylis 64Y sired by Blair Athol 20 The Rock ET 19

Class 41. Harvie Ranching, Olds, AB with

Harvie Ms Firefly 125Y sired by Harvie Winston 5W

2. The Cliffs Farm with Wonderbar 40U Miss Ultra 17Y sired by ANL P606 Ultra 40U

ChAmPIOn JunIOR YeARLIng heIFeR Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Catalina ET 77Y sired by SHF Wonder M326 W18 ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR YeARLIng heIFeR RSK Farms, Brandon, MB with RSK 6U Miss Sage 64Y sired by RSK 030047 Down Under 6U

senIOR YeARLIng heIFeR

Class 11. Glenlees Farm, Arcola, SK with

Glenlees 101S Libby 21Y sired by BNMHPH 13P Heat 101S

2. Brost Land and Cattle Co. Ltd., Irvine, AB with BBSF 303T Cindy 88Y sired by Grosvenor Titanium 80P

Class 21. Glenrose Polled Herefords, Camrose,

AB with PCL Benji 609 14Y sired by H Easy Deal 609 ET

2. Flewelling Cattle Co., Bowden, AB with FCC 503W Betty 2Y sired by Remitall Alliance 503W


Harvie Ms Firefly 24Y sired by Otapawa Skymate 2046 ET

2. Watergrove Ranches, Cochrane, AB with Watergrove 7101 Very Best 15Y sired by UPS JT Neon 7101 1ET


West Yellow Rose 2Y sired by SHF Rib Eye M326 R117

2. Remitall West, Olds, AB with RVP 54S You Go Girl 21Y sired by Star 2013 Battlecry 45S


ChAmPIOn senIOR YeARLIng heIFeR Glenrose Polled Herefords, Camrose, AB with PCL Benji 609 14Y sired by H Easy Deal 609 ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR YeARLIng heIFeR Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Yellow Rose 2Y sired by SHF Rib Eye M326 R117



West Marvel 24X sired by Remitall Online 122L with her calf, Remitall West Bentley 21Z sired by SHF Wonder M326 W18 ET

2. Justamere Ranch, Dauphin, MB with Justamere 893U Bell 650X sired by Triara Unleashed 893U with her calf, Justamere 425E Bell 201Z sired by PRL 582 Ned 425E

Class 21. WLB Livestock, Douglas, MB with

WLB 69T Just Lovely 84X sired by Harvie Traveler 69T with her calf, WLB Winchester Anser 90X 10Z sired by WLB Lego 83T 90X

2. Hirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with GH Adams P606 Victoria ET 3X sired by PW Victor Boomer P606 with her calf, GH Neon Vicky 22Z sired by GH Neon 17N

ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR COw/CALF PAIR And ReseRve ChAmPIOn FemALe WLB Livestock, Douglas, MB with WLB 69T Just Lovely 84X sired by Harvie Traveler 69T with her calf, WLB Winchester Anser 90X 10Z sired by WLB Lego 83T 90X

ReseRve ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR OLd COw/CALF PAIR Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Marvel 24X sired by Remitall Online 122L with her calf, Remitall West Bentley 21Z sired by SHF Wonder M326 W18 ET



Harvie OVHF Ms Unique 80W sired by Harvie Raftsman 16R with her calf, Harvie OVHF Ad Ms Unique 152Z sired by Harvie Thriller 67X

2. Brost Land and Cattle Co. Ltd. with BBSF 040035 Cindy 21W sired by Maungahina Hunza 040035 with her calf, BBSF 49S Zumba 88Z sired by McCoy 55M Absolute 49S

Class 21. OVHF, Olds, AB with Harvie Ms

Ronda 41W sired by Harvie Traveler 69T with her calf, OVHF Ms Ronda 60Z sired by TH 122 711 Victor 719T

2. Flewelling Cattle Co., Bowden, AB with FCC 533P Marie 3W sired by Star Bright Future 533P ET with her calf, FCC 6X Acclain 9Z sired by FCC 40U Sprint 6X

Class 31. Cayley Cattle Co., Princeton, BC with

WLB 36N Beth ET 452S sired by HF 4L Beyond 37N with her calf, CB 122L Lady B 222Z sired by Remitall Online 122L

2. J Bar B Polled Herefords, Warner, AB with J-Bar-B 31N Miss Tier 5 49S sired by CHSF 5G Keyman 31N with her calf, J-Bar-B TM Miss Tier 6 37Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

ChAmPIOn mATuRe COw/CALF PAIR And gRAnd ChAmPIOn FemALe Cayley Cattle Co., Princeton, BC with WLB 36N Beth ET 452S sired by HF 4L Beyond 37N with her calf, CB 122L Lady B 222Z sired by Remitall Online 122L

ReseRve ChAmPIOn mATuRe COw/CALF PAIR OVHF, Olds, AB with Harvie Ms Ronda 41W sired by Harvie Traveler 69T with her calf, OVHF Ms Ronda 60Z sired by TH 122 711 Victor 719T

JunIOR BuLL CALF

Class 11. Chestermere Herefords, Didsbury, AB

with CHSF 16R Jason 10Z sired by Harvie Raftsman 16R

2. Richardson Ranch, Tlell, BC with Tlell 57U Tigger ET 32Z sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am ET 57U

Class 21. Remitall West, Olds, AB with

Remitall-West Chelios ET 32Z sired by Remitall Sleep Easy 68U

2. Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Sutter ET 30Z sired by Harvie Tailor Made ET 7W

ChAmPIOn JunIOR BuLL CALF Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall-West Chelios ET 32Z sired by Remitall Sleep Easy 68U

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR BuLL CALFChestermere Herefords, Didsbury, AB with CHSF 16R Jason 10Z sired by Harvie Raftsman 16R

senIOR BuLL CALF


CB 100W Powerade 123Z sired by NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W

2. The Cliffs Farm, Saskatoon, SK with JVJ TCF 743 My Time 4Z sired by CRR About Time 743


West Esposito ET 7Z sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET

2. Cayley Cattle Co., Princeton, BC with CB 122L Onstar 102Z sired by Remitall Online 122L

ChAmPIOn senIOR BuLL CALF Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Esposito ET 7Z sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR BuLL CALFCayley Cattle Co., Princeton, BC with CB 100W Powerade 123Z sired by MJW 73S M326 Trust 100W

JunIOR YeARLIng BuLL


West Game Day ET 74Y sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET

2. Pugh Farm Est. 1910, Edgerton, AB with ECR Loose Change 1251 sired by Purple Currency 24U ET

Class 21. Brost Land & Cattle Co. Ltd., Irvine,

AB with Square-D John Wayne 465Y sired by Remitall Super Duty 42S

2. Brost Land & Cattle Co. Ltd., Irvine, AB with BBSF 52U Youngman 23Y sired by GHC-Taboo Coalition 52U

ChAmPIOn JunIOR YeARLIng BuLL And gRAnd ChAmPIOn BuLL Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West Game Day ET 74Y sired by SHF M326 Wonder W18 ET


ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR YeARLIng BuLL Pugh Farm Est. 1910, Edgerton, AB with ECR Loose Change 1251 sired by Purple Currency 24U ET

senIOR YeARLIng BuLL

Class 11. Barefoot Polled Herefords, Foisy, AB

with Bare Mr You Tube 4Y sired by NCX Winchester 745W

2. Ottawa Valley Hereford Farms, Avonlea, SK with OVHF 196T Elliot 6Y sired by Harvie Dan T-Bone 196T


CB 57U Can Doo 102Y sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am ET 57U

2. Six South Acres Ltd., Milestone, SK with SSAL 15W Yesman 1Y sired by OVHF 16R Warden 15W

ChAmPIOn senIOR YeARLIng BuLL And ReseRve gRAnd ChAmPIOn BuLL Cayley Cattle Co., Princeton, BC and Rock Botton Farm, Consecon, ON with CB 57U Can Doo 102Y sired by RVP Star 533P Can-Am ET 57U

ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR YeARLIng BuLL Barefoot Polled Herefords, Foisy, AB with Bare Mr You Tube 4Y sired by NCX Winchester 745W

TwO YeAR OLd BuLL

Class 11. Flewelling Cattle Co., Bowden, AB

with FCC Twenty X 20X sired by WLB Shapley 50S 40U

2. WLB Livestock, Douglas, MB with Hi-Cliffe WLB Sammy 13X sired by DTHF Tank 64T

Class 21. Coppertone Farms Ltd., Abbotsford,

BC with TH 104U 719T Victor 164X sired by TH 122 71I Victor 719T

2. Harvie Ranching, Olds, AB with Harvie High Roller ET 66X sired by Harvie Traveler 69T

ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR OLd BuLL Coppertone Farms Ltd., Abbotsford, BC with TH 104U 719T Victor 164X sired by TH 122 71I Victor 719T

ReseRve ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR OLd BuLLFlewelling Cattle Co., Bowden, AB with FCC Twenty X 20X sired by WLB Shapley 50S 40U

mATuRe BuLL

Class 11. Skelton Cattle Co., Winfield, AB with

K-Cow Wideload 87W sired by DXB 35M Torque 26T

2. Hirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with GH Adams Gold Nugget ET 378W sired by GH Adams Shadow 144S

ChAmPIOn mATuRe BuLL Skelton Cattle Co., Winfield, AB with K-Cow Wideload 87W sired by DXB 35M Torque 26T

ReseRve ChAmPIOn mATuRe BuLLHirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with GH Adams Gold Nugget ET 378W sired by GH Adams Shadow 144S

BReedeR’s heRd, geT OF sIRe, JunIOR geT OF sIRe, PROduCe OF dAm And PRemIeR BReedeR And PRemIeR exhIBITORRemitall West, Olds, AB

hORned heReFORdJunIOR heIFeR CALF

Class 11. Dallas Farms, Bowden, AB with BCD

602U Dusty 237Z sired by GH Adams Match Point ET 602U

2. Jenkins Ranche, Twin Butte, AB with Jenran 8248 Misty 202Z sired by HH Advance 8248U

ChAmPIOn JunIOR heIFeR CALF Dallas Farms, Bowden, AB with BCD 602U Dusty 237Z sired by GH Adams Match Point ET 602U

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR heIFeR CALFJenkins Ranche, Twin Butte, AB with Jenran 8248 Misty 202Z sired by HH Advance 8248U

senIOR heIFeR CALF

Class 11. Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK with

Big-Gully 517U Divine ET 4Z sired by Big-Gully 611 Bounty 517U

2. Dallas Farms, Bowden, AB with BCD 323S Kenzie 217Z sired by Remitall Shatner 323S

ChAmPIOn senIOR heIFeR CALF Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK with Big-Gully 517U Divine ET 4Z sired by Big-Gully 611 Bounty 517U

ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR heIFeR CALFDallas Farms, Bowden, AB with BCD 323S Kenzie 217Z sired by Remitall Shatner 323S

JunIOR YeARLIng heIFeR

Class 11. Hill 70 Quantock Ranch Ltd.,

Lloydminster, AB with H70 Quantock Blossom 400Y sired by H70 Quantock Brick 404U

2. Val Terra Herefords, Vermilion, AB with VTH 124U Betty 21Y sired by FE 44 Red Skyline 124U

Class 21. Jenkins Ranche, Twin Butte, AB with

Jenran 8248 Susie 117Y sired by HH Advance 848U

2. Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK with Big-Gully 8151 Dominette 631Y sired by MH Monument 8151

ChAmPIOn JunIOR YeARLIng heIFeR Hill 70 Quantock Ranch Ltd., Lloydminster, AB with H70 Quantock Blossom 400Y sired by H70 Quantock Brick 404U

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR YeARLIng heIFeR Val Terra Herefords, Vermilion, AB with VTH 124U Betty 21Y sired by FE 44 Red Skyline 124U

senIOR YeARLIng heIFeR

Class 11. Triple A Herefords, Moose Jaw, SK

with Triple A 9121 Rebecca 5Y sired by CL1 Domino 9121W 1ET

2. Mission Ridge Herefords, Raymore, SK with M-R 45T Miss Yahtzee 12Y sired by Hi-Cliffe 1N Titan 45T

Class 21. The Cliffs Farm, Saskatoon, SK with

JVJ TCF Miss Sky 7Y sired by CRR About Time 743

2. Hirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with GH Riverline Lassy 21Y sired by GH Adams Riverline ET 215W

ChAmPIOn senIOR YeARLIng heIFeR And ReseRve ChAmPIOn FemALe Triple A Herefords, Moose Jaw, SK with Triple A 9121 Rebecca 5Y sired by CL1 Domino 9121W 1ET


ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR YeARLIng heIFeR The Cliffs Farm, Saskatoon, SK with JVJ TCF Miss Sky 7Y sired by CRR About Time 743



602U Xyila 085X sired by GH Adams Match Point ET 602U with her calf, BCD 902W Lady Dixie 206Z sired by Churchill Brox 902W

2. Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK with Big-Gully 611 Huntress 994X sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611 with her calf, Big-Gully 66X Chromette 949Z sired by Triple-A 1T Chrome 66X

ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR COw/CALF PAIR Dallas Farms, Bowden, AB with BCD 602U Xyila 085X sired by GH Adams Match Point ET 602U with her calf, BCD 902W Lady Dixie 206Z sired by Churchill Bronx 902W

ReseRve ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR OLd COw/CALF PAIR Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK with Big-Gully 611 Huntress 994X sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611 with her calf, Big-Gully 66X Chromette 949Z sired by Triple-A 1T Chrome 66X



Big-Gully 611 Hunny 553U sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611 with her calf, Big-Gully 47R Stans Lass 553Z sired by PDHR 20J Stanmore 47R

2. Hill 70 Quantock Ranch, Ltd., Lloydminster, AB with H70 Quantock Betts 404W sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611 with her calf, H70 Quantock FD 539Z sired by H70 Quantock Eli 392X

ChAmPIOn mATuRe COw/CALF PAIR And gRAnd ChAmPIOn FemALe Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK with Big-Gully 611 Hunny 553U sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611 with her calf, Big-Gully 47R Stans Lass 553Z sired by PDHR 20J Stanmore 47R

ReseRve ChAmPIOn mATuRe COw/CALF PAIR Hill 70 Quantock Ranch, Ltd., Lloydminster, AB with H70 Quantock Betts 404W sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611 with her calf, H70 Quantock FD 539Z sired by H70 Quantock Eli 392X

JunIOR BuLL CALF


27W Warrior 257Z sired by CGC 99R Wild Cat 27W

2. Jenkins Ranche, Twin Butte, AB with Jenran 8248 Zenus 1Z sired by HH Advance 8248U

ChAmPIOn JunIOR BuLL CALF Dallas Farms, Bowden, AB with BCD 27W Warrior 257Z sired by CGC 99R Wild Cat 27W

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR BuLL CALFJenkins Ranche, Twin Butte, AB with Jenran 8248 Zenus 1Z sired by HH Advance 8248U

senIOR BuLL CALF

Class 11. Hirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High

River, AB with GH 7101 Rock Solid 5Z sired by UPS JT Neon 7101 1ET

2. Barefoot Polled Herefords, Foisy, AB with Bare ZZ Top 3Z sired by Tlell 29F Red Cedar 8N

ChAmPIOn senIOR BuLL CALF Hirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with GH 7101 Rock Solid 5Z sired by UPS JT Neon 7101 1ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR BuLL CALFBarefoot Polled Herefords, Foisy, AB with Bare ZZ Top 3Z sired by Tlell 29F Red Cedar 8N

YeARLIng BuLL

Class 11. Hoffman Ranch, Thedford, NE with

Churchill Cowboy 1202Y ET sired by Golden Oak Outcross 18U

2. SNS Herefords, Airdrie, AB with SNS 5S Stanmore 79Y sired by JHR 19L Volt Lad 5S

Class 21. SNS Herefords, Airdrie, AB with SNS

5S Stanmore 75Y sired by JHR 19L Volt Lad 5S

2. Bill Creech, Lloydminster, AB with H70 Quantock FV 516Y sired by F-R 522 Lad 5P


WCC/CC 1009 Great Divide 102 sired by CRR About Time 743

2. Church Ranch, Calgary, AB with CGC 99R Yellowstone 17Y sired by SFL 86M Robin 99R

Class 41. Hoffman Ranch, Thedford, NE with

CL 1 Domino 144Y 1ET sired by CL 1 Domino 994W 1ET

2. Blairs.Ag, Bowden, AB with Blairs Evolution ET 601Y sired by Churchill Rambo 8116U

ChAmPIOn YeARLIng BuLL And ReseRve gRAnd ChAmPIOn BuLL Hoffman Ranch, Thedford, NE with CL 1 Domino 144Y 1ET sired by CL 1 Domino 994W 1ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn YeARLIng BuLLBlairs.Ag, Bowden, AB with Blairs Evolution ET 601Y sired by Churchill Rambo 8116U

TwO YeAR OLd BuLL


River, AB with UPS Uptown ET sired by CRR About Time 743

2. Hirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with GH Adams Shadow Riser ET sired GH Adams Shadow 144S

Class 21. MJT Cattle Co. Ltd, Edgerton, AB with

Breton West 17N Sir 6X sired by GH Neon 17N

2. Corbiell Herefords, Cluny, AB with C 31S Explosive 45X sired by MHH 66N Sunrise Lad 31S

ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR OLd BuLL And gRAnd ChAmPIOn BuLL Hirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with UPS Uptown ET sired by CRR About Time 743


ReseRve ChAmPIOn TwO YeAR OLd BuLLMJT Cattle Co. Ltd, Edgerton, AB with Breton West 17N Sir 6X sired by GH Neon 17N

mATuRe BuLL


River, AB with MJT Total ET 311W sired by MJT Century 264P

2. MN Herefords, Airdrie, AB with EHF 6S Britisher Lad 11W sired by LO 931N Aster Lad 6S


Big-Gully 611 Bounty Hunter 517U sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611

2. Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, Sk with PDHR 20J Stanmore 47R sired by AGA 121G Stanmore 20J

ChAmPIOn mATuRe BuLL Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK with Big-Gully 611 Bounty Hunter 517U sired by KSU Bounty Hunter 611

ReseRve ChAmPIOn mATuRe BuLLHirsche Herefords & Angus Ltd., High River, AB with MJT Total ET 311W sired by MJT Century 264P

BReedeRs heRd And geT OF sIReBig Gully Farm, Maidstone, SK

JunIOR geT OF sIRe And PROduCe OF dAmJenkins Ranche, Twin Butte, AB

PRemIeR BReedeR And PRemIeR exhIBITORDallas Farms, Bowden, AB

COw/CALF Pen shOwJunIOR dIvIsIOn

Class 11. Lamports Herefords, Balzac, AB with

Lamport’s 87N Belle 104X sired by Lamport’s 28K New Blood 87N with her calf, Lamport’s 82W Belle 105Z sired by Bar-H Challenger 82W

2. XTC Hereford Farm Inc., Coaldale, AB with XTC Bassani Miss Nora 93X sired by Amarada Kingdom Lad 13S with her calf, XTC 9379 Canyon 5Z sired by ECR L18 Extra Deep 9279

Class 21. Doenz Ranches, Warner, AB with LCI

40U North Star Miss 31X sired by R 0041 North Star 40U with her calf, LCI 811B Ranger 80Z sired by Church Rambo 8116U ET

2. Lamports Herefords, Balzac, AB with Lamport’s 108U Standard 47X sired by Lamport’s 95S Admiral 108U with her calf, Lamport’s 82W Belle 25Z sired by Bar-H Challenger 82W

ChAmPIOn JunIOR COw/CALF PAIR Doenz Ranches, Warner, AB with LCI 40U North Star Miss 31X sired by R 0041 North Star 40U with her calf, LCI 811B Ranger 80Z sired by Church Rambo 8116U ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR COw/CALF PAIRLamports Herefords, Balzac, AB with Lamport’s 87N Belle 104X sired by Lamport’s 28K New Blood 87N with her calf, Lamport’s 82W Belle 105Z sired by Bar-H Challenger 82W

InTeRmedIATe dIvIsIOn

Class 11. Lilybrook Herefords Inc., Claresholm,

AB with LBH 75S Miss STD Brit 208W sired by MVF 237K STD Brit Lad 75S with her calf, LBH 40W Miss Ribstone 31Z sired by LBH 157K Ribstone 40W

2. YV Ranch, Airdrie, AB with YV 715T Silver Stan Lass 932W sired by YV 82R Extra Silver 715T with her calf, YV 915W Ms Silver Lass 22Z sired by YV Star Struck 915W

Class 21. Bar-RZ Polled Hereford, Fort Macleod,

AB with BAR-RZ 30N Udaya ET 54U sired by GHC Never Look Back ET 30N with her calf, BAR-RZ 261U Miss Zaida 70Z sired by Square-D Ability 261U

2. Doenz Ranches, Warner, AB with LCI 159T Stanmore Lady 115W sired by LCI 31R King Stanmore 159T with her calf, LCI 881B Retirement 97Z sired by Churchill Rambo 8116U ET

ChAmPIOn InTeRmedIATe COw/CALF PAIR And ReseRve gRAnd ChAmPIOn COw/CALF Bar-RZ Polled Hereford, Fort Macleod, AB with BAR-RZ 30N Udaya ET 54U sired by GHC Never Look Back ET 30N with her calf, BAR-RZ 261U Miss Zaida 70Z sired by Square-D Ability 261U

ReseRve ChAmPIOn InTeRmedIATe COw/CALF PAIR Doenz Ranches, Warner, AB with LCI 159T Stanmore Lady 115W sired by LCI 31R King Stanmore 159T with her calf, LCI 881B Retirement 97Z sired by Churchill Rambo 8116U ET

senIOR dIvIsIOn

Class 11. Doenz Ranches, Warner, AB with LCI

125P Waldo Lass 44T sired by LCI 6H Waldo 125P with her calf, LCI 159T Haymitch 15Z sired by LCI 31R King Stanmore 159T

2. Doenz Ranches, Warner, AB with LCI 46P Ribstone Lass 114T sired by LCI 157K Ribstone 46P with her calf, LCI 40U Coin 7Z sired by R 0041 North Star 40U


Rita 13T sired by Remitall Patriot ET 13P with her calf, Remitall West Eberle 29Z sired by JDH 10S Yankee 39X

2. Lamports Herefords, Balzac, AB with Lamport’s 242 Deconess 90T sired by Feltons Legend 242 with her calf, Lamport’s 23X Triple Crown 91Z sired by BAR-RZ 59T Triple X 23X

Class 31. Bernie and Bard Powlesland, Fort

MacLeod, AB with ZZB 32P Red Stand 19S sired by FE 412 Dandy 32P with her calf, ZZB 166W Red Aster 37Z sired by FE 29S Aster Lad 166W

2. Ulrich Hereford Ranch Inc., Claresholm, AB with AGA 21M Miss Stanmore 76S sired by AGA 20J Stanmore 21M with her calf, AGA 55C Standard 18Y

Class 41. Jo Nomm Hereford Ranch, Clyde,

AB with JNHR Rosie 551R sired by Glenrose 62D Hank 32H with her calf, JNHR Buck 713Z

2. Merle Wyatt, Arrowwood, AB with MW Pioneer Lass 95P sired by C 18C Retirement 93G with her calf, MW Landlord 55Z sired by LPG Landlord G 38Z Lad 10S

Class 51. BAR-RZ Polled Hereford, Fort

MacLeod, AB with NCX Miss 20L Peloppa 618P sired by ANL SBS 57G Bridger 20L with her calf, BAR-RZ 59T Miss Zahara 38Z sired by BBSF 13P Terrorist ET 59T

2. Rollyview Polled Herefords, Fawcett, AB with Rollyview Bridget MSKP 119P sired by Rollyview King Pin 6M with her calf, Rollyview Bridget 128T 121Z sired by Rollyview 105Z Tornado 128T


ChAmPIOn senIOR COw/CALF PAIR And gRAnd ChAmPIOn COw/CALF PAIR Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall Rita 13T sired by Remitall Patriot ET 13P with her calf, Remitall West Eberle 29Z sired by JDH 10S Yankee 39X

ReseRve ChAmPIOn senIOR COw/CALF PAIRDoenz Ranches, Warner, AB with LCI 125P Waldo Lass 44T sired by LCI 6H Waldo 125P with her calf, LCI 159T Haymitch 15Z sired by LCI 31R King Stanmore 159T

Pen OF ThRee shOw

JunIOR dIvIsIOn

Class 11. YV Ranch, Airdrie, AB with YV 915W

Dandy Struck 63Y, YV 915W Silver Struck 85Y and YV 915W Red Star Lad 67Y

2. Remitall West, Olds, AB with Remitall West On Fire ET 81Y, Remitall West Game Winner ET 88Y and Remitall West Powerplay ET 90Y

Class 21. Corbiell Herefords, Cluny, AB with

C 24U Skyline Lad 10Y, C 24U Yacht Master 11Y and C 24U Red Skyline 18Y

2. Fenton Hereford Ranch, Irma, AA with FE 17U Stan Brit 204Y, FE 152S Frontline 208Y and FE 270Y Dandy Red Gem 263Y

ChAmPIOn JunIOR Pen OF ThRee Corbiell Herefords, Cluny, AB with C 24U Skyline Lad 10Y, C 24U Yacht Master 11Y and C 24U Red Skyline 18Y

ReseRve ChAmPIOn JunIOR Pen OF ThReeFenton Hereford Ranch, Irma, AB with FE 17U Stan Brit 204Y, FE 152S Frontline 208Y and FE 270Y Dandy Red Gem 263Y

InTeRmedIATe dIvIsIOn

Class 11. SNS Herefords, Airdrie, AB with SNS 5S

Stanmore 46Y, SNS 5S Stanmore 69Y and SNS 5S Stanmore Bodacious 44Y

2. Fenton Hereford Ranch, Irma, AB with FE 24U Red Skyline 9Y, FE 42T Emperor 66Y and FE Emperor 172Y

Class 21. Jo Nomm Hereford Ranch, Clyde,

AB with JNHR 511W Max 66Y, JNHR Stockton 678Y and JNHR 128U Rancher 11Y

2. YV Ranch, Airdrie, AB with YV 915W Star 40Y, YV 915W Mr Standard Star 28Y and YV 915W Mr Dandy Star 42Y

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Finding the Balance Between Price and Quality

If you sell purebred stock you have undoubtedly been frustrated when you lose customers to a lower priced competitor. Competition in the marketplace is a good thing, but in this case it would seem, only if you are a buyer. Cattle prices are up and with that the price of replacement bulls - for the most part anyway. Buying good quality bulls that sire high value calves is one of the best investments a cattleman can make in his herd yet it seems like we struggle to get that message out there.

There are so many variables in raising cattle. Feeding situations, when to calve, labour, facilities, availability of land, finances, marketing to name a few. One of biggest problems in our industry is that few producers know their cost of production. Part of this scenario is not knowing what their calves weigh and not understanding what determines their value. Without this knowledge, it is very difficult to appreciate the return on investment of an input; therefore, the least costs mindset prevails because it is safe. Only the very best will take the time to consider the lost opportunity.

How much should you expect to pay for a bull to be used on a commercial herd? An article that I read a few years back in a US beef magazine suggested that a good rule of thumb was 5 to 7 times the value of a commercial weaned calf. Locally, I have heard 4 times the value of a steer calf. For many producers, it seems hard to justify the cost of higher priced bulls and so they try very hard to find cheaper bulls. Supply and demand forces play a big part in determining price. I will not argue that there are bargains to be had; especially, when there are too many bulls out there. However, at all times buyers need to be astute – are you buying better genetics or just something to get your cows pregnant? How has the bull been raised, has his semen been evaluated, what about a guarantee?

Those that sell cheap bulls limit the development of the cattle industry. Have they ever attempted to figure out what is involved in raising a quality bull? Good bulls usually have great sires. Costs of herd sires and AI programs can easily exceed those endured by commercial producers. Performance herds must have scales and weigh their cattle; yardage costs are higher as bulls need specialized pens; feed, showing, advertising, registration, delivery and sale costs all must be factored in. What about losses from death, injury and failed semen tests? I estimate all of these costs at perhaps a conservative $1500 to $2000 per bull over that of raising a commercial calf. If a steer calf is now worth $1000 then add this cost to the cost of raising the bull and you will get a $2500 to $3000 break-even price for a yearling bull. If you don’t factor in the lost opportunity to sell that calf as a steer then you are really fooling yourself. The longer that bull remains in the purebred producer’s inventory the higher the break-even price becomes.

Purveyors of cheap bulls can only be truly profitable if they lower their costs of production which can be accomplished by cutting corners or by taking advantage of economies of scale. My personal observations have been that large operations that are in the position to take advantage of economies of scale generally do not sell cheap bulls – they are just more profitable. Taking advantage of economies of scale is what helped to keep them solvent during the years of poor prices. Therefore, sellers of cheap bulls are either cutting corners or simply eroding their equity. Not exactly poster boys for our industry! Large animal veterinary medicine has also changed considerably in the last decade and there are more changes to come. In 2001, the average Saskatchewan beef cow herd consisted of 80 breeding cows; in 2012 that number has risen to 154 cows. Across North America the number of farms is decreasing while the size is increasing. Cattle vets are now and will continue to become consultants rather than focusing on saving sick animals. Our rural vets will need more communication and business skills to better serve the needs of their clients. There really is no shortage of rural vets, but rather a shortage of visible opportunities for veterinarians in some rural areas. In other words, if it is worth while vets will establish practices in rural areas, or more appropriately provide service in those areas in lieu of an actual physical structure. You as a producer, must realize that you probably only need access to veterinary services rather than actually have a vet waiting on stand-by in your community.

Believe it or not, many large animal vets lack business sense, but that must change. Like cattlemen offering cheap bulls they continue to offer services at prices at or below what was charged 30 years ago and many of them survive on their small animal business. Most vets have big hearts and they want to help their clients, but usually at their own expense. A segment of the profession have recognized opportunities and are offering more and more specialized services to producers. Competition has resulted in better prices for the producer, but it is still up to the cattleman to determine value. Is the vet doing a good job for you, are they thorough, are they professional and can they stand by their work? Perhaps they are able to package goods and services with rewards for loyalty. Those that are truly focused on the cattle industry are very willing to consider your business needs not just their own. Spend some time thinking about what you want your vet to provide and remember, just like when buying bulls, the lowest price isn’t always the best way to go.


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Summer is here and the cattle are all on grass. However, most producers are already anticipating fall, as they listen to marketing representatives, order buyers and analysts, who are all predicting a very steamy fall calf run. Many are saying ten cents a pound higher than last fall’s much improved prices. This is welcome news to all producers. Many of whom need to update aging equipment and infrastructure that has been in operation since before 2003. With strong prices and increased cash flow, this fall also presents great opportunities to add some top females to your program. There are both elite commercial and purebred dispersals booked, adding those untouchable females to any program, will only make it’s foundation stronger.

We have also wrapped up one of my favorite seasons; 4-H regional shows and sales. I truly believe that 4-H is the greatest youth development in this country! Anytime you see a current or past 4-H member in the newspaper, it is for positive contributions to their communities, not for making criminal headlines. The junior associations we have in this country are getting stronger and stronger for youth involved. This experience expands their development beyond the 4-H program. However, 4-H is the foundation to these kids and is very close to my heart. I grew up on a mixed farming operation with commercial cattle and I did not have the opportunity to be involved in a junior breed association. 4-H had a major impact on my life. It was through the 4-H program that I got my first exposure to purebred cattle and marketing; the two things which obviously today, are a huge part of my life! Even the dreaded 4-H speeches and public speaking served me well. I bet you never thought public speaking was ever terrifying to me. 4-H prepared me and gave me the skills and foundations that I have today! I have the great privilege to auction two of the strongest regional 4-H sales in Saskatchewan. Every year I am blown away by the repeat buyers who attend and support the sales so strongly. They too can obviously see the positive impact the 4-H program has in the lives of these kids.

I do notice a rural/urban disconnect in larger centres; you would think it would be easier to sell steers with more business owners and at a higher price, they are averaging less than rural clubs. The smaller centre business owners dig a little deeper and have more of a connection with the kids and their families. Many of them were 4-H member themselves. It is great to hear a lot of their families are using steer money to set up education funds. There are many young members with excess of $25,000.00 in funds from the sale of their 4-H steers. I overheard a few young girls saying how they “wish they could get their hands on that cash now.”.I have a feeling they will feel differently when they graduate and do not have the burden of huge student loans, as many of their classmates will. Then they will really understand the value of their time spent in 4-H and leading their beloved steer onto the truck won’t seem as bad as it once did. They will be there to encourage and support their own “little 4-Hers,” when their time comes.

Enjoy your summer, see you on the road.


CALGARY – You might just say John Nostadt “steered” his way to victory.Nostadt, who farms in Maidstone, Ont., near Windsor, had a feeling about his 1,324-pound crossbredsteer this spring – enough of a feeling that he decided to make the cross-continent trek to Calgary for the first time in a decade.

“We had truck trouble coming out. I put a motor in it just before we left home, and a hose blew off it...right in downtown Chicago,” recalled Nostadt on Saturday with a rueful chuckle. “I was almost going to turn around, but I thought I had a nice one, so I thought I’d better get it fixed.”

That Windy City mechanic may suddenly be on Nostadt’s Christmas card list. That crossbred steer –Angus, Simmental, and Maine Anjou – ended up earning Nostadt and his business partner, Martin Koyle, a cool $11,000 as the grand champion of the Calgary Stampede’s 30th annual UFA Steer Clas-sic, held Saturday under the Big Top.

Nostadt and Koyle collect $10,000 from UFA for overall grand champion honours, as per the verdict ofshow judge Brandon Callis of Brenham, Texas, plus $1,000 for winning the Open class. As per a decade long tradition, the grand champion steer has been purchased by the Penny Lane Entertainment Group – and is most likely destined to be the main course at Zen 8 Grill for a fall gala fund-raiser.

Nostadt has enjoyed a real hot streak during his infrequent appearances at the Stampede. He also tooktop honours at the UFA Steer Classic in 2002 when he brought a Limousin out West, and another of hisanimals took a best-in-breed red ribbon during the first edition of the show back in 1983.

“I’m a little jittery, still, getting over the hype of winning in Centennial year. It’s a real privilege to come here, and do so well... it’s just an honour to show at the Calgary Stampede,” he said. “We haven’tshown him anywhere. This was a one-time deal. But we liked him... knew he was nice.”

Meanwhile, 16-year-old Dakota Townsend of Sylvan Lake, Alta., enjoyed a substantial windfall thanks to her 1,376-pound Hereford beast. Townsend’s steer was named the UFA Steer Classic’s overall re-serve champion, worth $4,000 thanks to sponsorship by Merck Animal Health.

Her day’s total earnings, however, ended up at $14,000, since victory in the Hereford class was worth$10,000 all on its own. The Canadian Hereford Association had put up the money in honour of the 16thWorld Hereford Conference, which has returned to Canada – and southern Alberta – for the first time since 1976. The steer has been purchased by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen (CAPL), and will remain on display for the duration of the 2012 Stampede.

Townsend said she’s entered the steer – officially owned by Lone Star Angus and Butler Cattle Co. – at 12 shows this year and won all but two, with victories in Lloydminster, Vermilion, Olds, and Bashaw.“I was sure hoping (for victory in the Hereford class). This feels awesome,” she said. “Everybody loveshim and said he was a great steer – that he was the most complete, soundest walking, biggest boned,prettiest front-ended steer out there this year.”

The UFA Steer Classic continues to chart a steady growth in terms of participation – going from 79 en-tries in 2010, to 98 to last summer, to 129 this time around, with exhibitors arriving from across BritishColumbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and even Iowa. The culmination of the regionalsteer show season, and the richest steer show in Canada, the UFA Steer Classic sees members of the beef industry congregate at the Stampede to promote and compete in everything from the merits of purebred genetics to the current trends in consumer beef demands.


“This is a friendly, yet aggressive competition. There’s straightbred cattle being shown, as well ascrossbred cattle. The steers that compete at the UFA Steer Classic have been competing against eachother at shows all year. The excitement has been building all season,” notes Don Miller, who chairs theStampede’s Steer Classic committee. “This event attracts breeders and cattle people from all over. It’s got a tremendous following among both purebred and commercial cattle breeders who want to see how things turn out.”

Just as importantly, the UFA Steer Classic represents a tremendous opportunity for the cattle industry to educate the urban public about its safe food production standards and responsiveness to consumer market trends. “It’s important to let urbanites know that the quality of Canadian beef is world-class,” says Miller.

Event organizers continue to emphasize youth involvement, with the second annual Junior SteerChampion Auction held immediately following the UFA Steer Classic on Saturday afternoon. The owner of the grand champion in the Junior Class, Chase Miller of Cremona, Alta., received a $3,000 post-secondary scholarship, as well as $2,000 cash, while the owner of the reserve champion, Kathryn Dolliver of Stettler, Alta., earned a scholarship in the amount of $2,000, plus $1,500 cash. Both animals immediately went under the gavel, with proceeds going toward the growth of a self-sustaining Stam-pede scholarship fund.

Following is the 30th annual UFA Steer Classic’s list of grand, and reserve champions, respectively: PillerShow Cattle of Neudorf, Sask., and Kolby Heaven of Whitecourt, Alta., in Angus; 3G Ventures of Cochrane, Alta., and Miller Ranching Ltd. of Cremona, Alta., in Red Angus; Rhett Jones of Morse, Sask., and Jackson Cattle Co. Ltd. of Sedley, Sask., in Charolais; Townsend and Lucky Springs Farm of Rocky Mountain House, Alta., in Hereford; Symens Land and Cattle of Claresholm, Alta., and Dale Bushfield of Irricana, Alta., in Hereford Influence; Koyle and Kelsey Stewart of Russell, Man., in Limousin; Fraser’s Murray Grey of Ardrossan, Alta., and Victor Zuidhof of Lacombe, Alta., in Market Heifer; Brecon Farms Ltd. of Denfield, Ont., and 2020 Angus of Paynton, Sask., in Maine Anjou; Red Neck Stock Club of Airdrie, Alta., and Red Neck Stock Club of Airdrie in Murray Grey; Barrett Elliot of Saskatoon and Joe Lofthouse of Acme, Alta., in Shorthorn; Brandon Konrad of Abbotsford, B.C., and Dennis Serhienko of Maymont, Sask., in Simmental; River Hill Park of Neilburg, Sask., and River Hill Park of Neilburg, Sask., in Speckle Park; and Nostadt/Koyle and Brecon Farms Ltd. of Denfield, Ont., in Open.


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ReseRve ChAmPIOnJacqueline Rosson, Milford, TX with GKN EJE New Era Breeze B168 ET by C New Era ET

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OveRALL ChAmPIOn Owned hORned FemALe Mitchell and Blake Tucker, North Platte, NE with JWG Miss Serendipity 1114 by STAR TCF Shock & Awe 158W ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOnKirbie Day, Waxahachie, TX with KLD 29F Petals D114 by CS Boomer 29F

dIvIsIOn 5

ReseRve OveRALL ChAmPIOn Owned hORned FemALe Emma and Libby Rushton, Waverly, TN with RF Goldies Anna 1302 ET sired by CRR About Time 743

ReseRve ChAmPIOnBailey Morrell, Willows, CA with KF Adin 10Y by H W4 Banker 9221 ET

dIvIsIOn 6

ChAmPIOnKari Brumley, Orovada, NV with BF Bar 1 Tainted 101Y by BF Domino Affect 702T ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOnStewart Skiles, Dalhart, TX with H DelHawk Liz 129 ET by CL 1 Domino 955W

dIvIsIOn 7

ChAmPIOnAlec Bailey, Colusa, CA with H Salley 0161 ET by Golden Oak Outcross 18U

ReseRve ChAmPIOnKari Brumley Orovada, NV with BF 743 Burlesque 092X ET by CRR About Time 743

sTeeR (Combined Show)Judge Ryan Rathmann, Lubbock, TX

ChAmPIOn PROgRess sTeeRVada Vickland, Longmont, CO with a steer by W4 Advance N506


ReseRve ChAmPIOn PROgRess sTeeRClayton Main, Seymour, IN with a steer by Purple Currency 24U ET

ChAmPIOn PROsPeCT sTeeRBlayke and Austin Breeding, Miami, TX with a steer by BR OM Sooner 8043 ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn PROsPeCT sTeeRSavannah West, Channing, TX with a steer by BR Summit 9139

ChAmPIOn CARCAss sTeeRLauren Prill, Wichita, KS with a steer by TH 223 63N Hoss 504W ET

ReseRve ChAmPIOn CARCAss sTeeR Trevor Schultz, Columbus, NE with a steer by Purple Currency 24U ET

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Pee wee

ChAmPIOn Alex Harris, Franklin, TX

ReseRve Mason Allan, Schulenburg, TX

JunIOR

ChAmPIOn Brock Courtney, Pryor, OK

ReseRve Abby Geye, Rising Star, TX

InTeRmedIATe

ChAmPIOn Kayla Keahey, Grand Saline, TX

ReseRve Lauren Prill, Wichita, KS

senIOR

ChAmPIOn Amanda Ash, Newton, WI

ReseRve Bailey Buck, Madill, OK.

JunIOR PRemIeR exhIBITOR Emilee Kottkamp, Clayton, IN

senIOR PRemIeR BReedeR Hoffman Herefords, Thedford, NE

ChAmPIOn BReedeR gROuPKirbie Day, Waxahachie, TX

heRdsmAn OF The YeAR Brady Jensen, Courtland, KS


July 15, 2012 NEWS RELEASE

10-Day Beef Highlights from the 2012 Calgary Stampede

CALGARY – Beef is king at the Calgary Stampede. And its crown certainly got a good polish duringCentennial year.

Beef cattle have played a vital role in the Stampede for a full century. And with nearly 40 per cent of the Canadian herd situated in Alberta, the Stampede places a particular emphasis on illustrating the industry’s meaningful impact on Wild Rose Country. “I’d call this year an overwhelming success,” said Bob Park, who chairs the Stampede’s Beef Cattle committee. “There’s a true curiosity among the public. They want to see live beef cattle. We gave them that and much, much more.” In only its second season of existence, the Stampede’s Cattle Trail exhibit proved a runaway success. An engaging, interactive presentation of the beef cattle industry from pasture to plate, the Cattle Trail details the industry’s attention to safe food production standards, environmentally sustainable practices,traceability, and animal welfare. The Cattle Trail clearly struck a chord with the Stampede’s international crowd in 2012, attracting an estimated 112,000 visitors through its 10-day run. “We gave a very large group of people a whole new appreciation for what a cattleman goes through to bring a calf to harvest,” said Park. “The beauty of the Cattle Trail is that people get the straight answer, right from the people within the industry, on subjects such as best practices, sustainability, traceability,and how the animals are being cared for.” The 30th annual UFA Steer Classic, held on Saturday, July 14, continued its recent pattern of steady growth, with 129 entries from five Canadian provinces and one American state. John Nostadt and Martin Koyle of Maidstone, Ont., took top honours with a 1,324-pound crossbred steer. The duo collects $10,000, plus another $1,000 for victory in the Open class and as part of a long-standing tradition, that steer has been purchased by Zen 8 Grill, most likely for its annual Champion Steer Dinner fundraiser in the fall. Dakota Townsend, 16, of Sylvan Lake, Alta., enjoyed an even bigger pay day at the UFA Steer Classic. She collects $4,000 as overall reserve champion plus another $10,000 for victory in the Hereford breed class. That extra windfall comes as a result of generous sponsorship by the Canadian Hereford Association, in recognition of the 16th World Hereford Conference being held in southern Alberta. The second annual Junior Steer Champion Auction, which immediately followed the UFA Steer Classic, saw the grand and reserve champion steers from the Junior class owned by Chase

Miller of Cremona, Alta., and Kathryn Dolliver of Stettler, Alta., respectively go under the gavel. Money raised at the auctiongoes toward a self-sustaining Stampede post-secondary scholarship fund. The second annual Jackpot Heifer Show, held on Sunday, July 15, was won by Cassidy Matthews of Olds, Alta., while Miller claimed the reserve championship. “We use the UFA Steer Classic as an educational tool for the urban public, to let them know that the quality of Canadian beef is world-class,” said Steer Classic committee chair Don Miller. “And this event attracts breeders and cattle people from all over. It’s got a tremendous following among both purebredand commercial cattle breeders who want to see how things turn out.” The Stampede’s International Youth Livestock program saw 55 of agriculture’s future custodians presented with post-secondary scholarships totaling $65,000. Four International Youth Livestock Supreme Champions, displaying exceptional conformation and presentation of their respective species projects, were crowned under the Big Top on Saturday, July 14 as part of the UFA Steer Classic. Lindsey Papenhuyzen of Stony Plain, Alta., took Supreme Purebred Beef Champion honours, Brandon Hertz of Duchess, Alta., took the Supreme Commercial Beef Champion title, Katelyn Crest of Athabasca, Alta., was hailed as Supreme Dairy Champion, and Victoria Wehlage of Milk River, Alta., earned the Supreme Sheep Champion crown. All IYL scholarship winners and Supreme Champions were toasted during a new event, the Stars of Agriculture gala reception, on the evening of Saturday, July 14 in the BMO Centre’s Arabian Room. Meanwhile, 22-year-old Brennin Jack of Weyburn, Sask., captured the Stampede’s 24th International Livestock Auctioneer Championship held Saturday, July 14 under the Big Top — becoming the first Saskatchewan auctioneer to be fitted for the ILAC crown, as well as the youngest winner ever of theStampede auctioneers’ showdown. Jack, a former Stampede rookie-of-the-year, beat out 23 other hopefuls in the two-day competition. He takes home about $5,500 in cash and prizes, including a Stampede buckle and a champion’s jacket sponsored by past winners, and earns an automatic berth into the 2013 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship at Montgomery, Ala. “To me, this was one of the tighter contests we’ve ever held,” reflected International Livestock Auctioneers committee member Dan Skeels. “There are years where you could say somebody’s really stood out, and won hands-down, but honestly, before I got the results and announced them, I didn’t know who was going to win it.”


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