Reserve Senior Champion honors were presented to the first place Four-Year-Old Cow, Heavenly Hominy-EXP, bred and owned by Brett Ritschard of Heavenly Show Cattle in Monroe, Wisconsin. New Hampshire’s Johnathon Clark received Reserve Intermediate Champion honors with another bred and owned cow, Gin-Val Princeton Leanna-EXP, the first place Junior Three-Year-Old Cow.
The first place Winter Yearling Heifer, Maunesha Creek Easy On The Eyes-EXP, took home the title of Junior Champion. Easy On The Eyes is owned by Ashley Brandel of Lake Mills, Wisconsin. Reserve Junior Champion went to Britton Allen and Cameron Allen of Stitzer, Wisconsin with their Fall Yearling Heifer, Lazy M Jekyll Zella-EXP.
Official judge Dean Dohle of Pleasant Hope, Missouri and associate judge Keith Fisher of New Enterprise, Pennsylvania placed 67 junior entries.
Complete class results can be found at worlddairyexpo.com.
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