May 29, 2004

Wooster, Ohio

Judge: Mr. Freddie Flach

Participants:
Pinxterbloom Farm, Landenberg, PA
Tintagel Farm, Glenville, PA
Lavender Hill, Claysville, PA
Kid Hollow, Free Union, VA
Persimmon Tree Farm, Glen Rock, PA
Hill Shepherd Farm, Killbuck, OH
Woodberry Farm, Coshocton, OH

Exhibitors line up for the white buck kid class. Photos by Terry Loyer.

 


Results: (first place goat pictured)

White Buck Kids:

  1. PXB408 "Luna" Pinxterbloom Farm
  2. 4008 Hill Shepherd
  3. PXB 405 "Vernalis" Pinxterbloom Farm

White Yearling Bucks:

  1. PXB 305 "Rembrandt" Pinxterbloom Farm
  2. 3545 Hill Shepherd
  3. PXB 303 "King Alfred" Pinxterbloom

White Adult Bucks:

  1. 122 "Peppermint" Hill Shepherd
  2. 200209 Kid Hollow
  3. 3059 Tintagel

Grand Champion Buck:
122 "Peppermint" Hill Shepherd

Reserve Champion:
PXB 305 "Rembrandt" Pinxterbloom Farm

White Doe Kids:

  1. PXB 403 "Diana" Pinxterbloom Farm
  2. PXB 406 "Aphrodite" Pinxterbloom Farm
  3. 199 Tintagel

White Yearling Does:

  1. 3040 Hill Shepherd
  2. PXB 301 "February Gold" Pinxterbloom
  3. 179 Tintagel

White Adult Does:

  1. 200206 Kid Hollow

Grand Champion Doe:
3040 Hill Shepherd

Reserve Champion:
PXB 403 "Diana" Pinxterbloom Farm

Colored Buck Kids:

  1. 4009 Hill Shepherd
  2. 4004 Hill Shepherd
  3. 338 Persimmon Tree

Colored Yearling Bucks:

  1. 74 "Julius" Lavender Hill
  2. 3019 Hill Shepherd
  3. 3049 Hill Shepherd

Colored Adult Bucks:

  1. 87 "Darth Vader" Kid Hollow

Grand Champion Buck:
87 "Darth Vader" Kid Hollow

Reserve Champion:
74 "Julius" Lavender Hill

Colored Doe Kids:

  1. 4002 Hill Shepherd
  2. 337 Persimmon Tree
  3. 4013 Hill Shepherd

Colored Yearling Does:

  1. 3019 "Bombay" Hill Shepherd
  2. 301 Persimmon Tree
  3. 214 Persimmon Tree

Grand Champion Doe:
3019 "Bombay" Hill Shepherd

Reserve Champion:
4002 Hill Shepherd

Best In Show Awards, beautiful mohair shawls donated by Greta Dise at Persimmon Tree Farm:

White: 122 "Peppermint" Hill Shepherd
Colored: 3019 "Bombay" Hill Shepherd
After the show, our judge, Mr. Freddie Flach told us a little bit about what he looks for in goats and answered questions from spectators and exhibitors using the grand champion white and colored does as demonstration aids.

Expert Goat showman Martin Overholt, shown here with Grand Champion White Doe could teach all the rest of us a thing or two about showmanship! We were very lucky to have Martin's help during the show!

Special thanks to Terry Loyer and Gretta MacIntyre for their help as photographer and ring steward.

We would like to acknowledge our sponsors, without whom the show would not be possible. The show is not supported by the fiber festival or sheep show and we greatly appreciate the generous support of the following farms and businesses that make it possible: