The Grand Champion and Senior Champion of the International Junior Ayrshire Show went to Toppglen Wishful Thinking, owned by Tanner, Brennan, Marissa and Logan Topp of West Salem, Ohio. Reserve Senior & Grand Champion went to Bricker-Farms Gibbs Carvella, is owned by Todd, Lynsey, Allison, Lacey and Kinslee Bricker and Carli Binckley of Salem, Ohio.
Toppglen Wishful Thinking, the winning Lifetime Component Merit Cow, is the Grand and Senior Champion of the International Junior Ayrshire Show at World Dairy Expo. She received the Lillian & Keith King and Jim King Grand Champion of the Junior Show Award. Wishful Thinking is owned by Tanner, Brennan, Marissa and Logan Topp of West Salem, Ohio. The Reserve Grand Champion is the Reserve Senior Champion and second-place Lifetime Component Merit Cow, Bricker-Farms Gibbs Carvella, and is owned by Todd, Lynsey, Allison, Lacey and Kinslee Bricker and Carli Binckley of Salem, Ohio.
In the heifer show, Bricker-Farms R Cadillac-ET, the winning Winter Yearling, is named Junior Champion of the Junior Show and is exhibited by Todd, Lynsey, Allison, Lacey and Kinslee Bricker, Carli Binckley and Wyatt Schlauch of Salem, Ohio. Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show was the first place junior-owned Fall Calf, Lazy M Wish Applause-ET, exhibited by Eden and Dayton Richter of Stitzer, Wis.
Official judge Gregory Evans of Georgetown, New York, along with his associate Jean-Philippe Charest of Saint Alexandre, Quebec, were charged with placing 147 head in the International Junior Ayrshire Show.
Bricker-Farms R Cadillac-ET took home Junior Champion honors and is owned by Todd, Lynsey, Allison, Lacey and Kinslee Bricker, Carli Binckley and Wyatt Schlauch of Salem, Ohio The Reserve Junior Champion Lazy M Wish Applause-ET, exhibited by Eden and Dayton Richter of Stitzer, Wis.The Intermediate Champion of the International Junior Ayrshire Show, Halls V-Lane Spectacle-ET, is owned Ashton and Levi Wilcox of Varysburg, N.Y. MM Reynolds Wynnow-ET, owned by Chloe, Carly, Olivia, Emily and Cameron Feltmann and B. Smith of Norwood Young America, Minnesota. was Reserve Intermediate Champion.
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