Resolution Form
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Resolution:
FOR PRESENTATION AND APPROVAL AT BRANCH MEETINGS PRIOR TO SUBMISSION AT THE HOLSTEIN CANADA NATIONAL CONVENTION
Date: March 10, 2023
Branch / Club: British Columbia Holstein Association, Alberta Holstein Association, Saskatchewan Holstein Association, Manitoba Holstein Association
Submitter or Presenter at AGM (please print): BC Holstein Branch, Alberta Holstein Branch, Saskatchewan Holstein Branch, Manitoba Holstein Branch
Submitter / Presenter Signature:
Prefix / Client ID: ALB003
PLEASE PROVIDE SUPPORTING STATEMENTS BELOW (MINIMUM 1, NO MAXIMUM)
Whereas due to the vast geographical size of Canada, the existence of a national show in eastern Canada limits western provinces from participating;
Whereas, for reference, the distance from Charlottetown, PEI to Toronto is about 2600 km and again, for reference, it is about 2600 km west to Brandon , Manitoba and an additional 2100 km to Abbotsford, British Columbia.
Whereas the health and welfare of all animals is of top priority and long -distance trips are especially difficult on an animal's well -being;
Whereas the trip to participate in the yearly national show requires around 12 stops to milk the cattle on the trip
Whereas a national show is once every 4 years in Western Canada. Western exhibitors must travel extremely long distances with unpredictable winter weather to the Royal in Toronto to participate at a yearly national show;
Whereas the cost of transport and expenses is at or higher than $50,000 for a round trip from Chilliwack, BC to Toronto, ON
Whereas the Westerner Dairy Showcase is already running therefore there will be no additional costs to Holstein Canada;
Whereas the western provinces have high -quality animals and a national show would recognize these animals on a national stage;
Whereas the show in Western Canada be he ld in the same regard as a national show in eastern Canada (i.e. points to All-Canadian nominations);
Whereas there is opportunity to encourage western participation in more shows and also in promoting the Holstein breed throughout Canada.
PLEASE PROVIDE CONCLUDING STATEMENT BELOW (MAXIMUM 1)
Be it resolved that Holstein Canada designate the Westerner Dairy Showcase in Red Deer a National Show
Submission Deadline to be Published: March 16, 2023
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Revised 2022
NATIONAL DIRECTOR REPORT
Willem Vanderlinde
Holstein Canada has hired a new CEO. The press release will come out April 7. She will be attending Holstein Canada AGM and convention which will take place in Montreal April 12-15. If you can’t make the AGM in person, I would encourage everyone to sign up for it virtually, please use your right to vote!
This year started good for Holstein Canada as we are ahead of revenue and below budget on expenses for the first 3 months. The conneXXion mobile app will be launched April 5th it will be an efficient and effective way to submit registrations and/or genotype right from your phone.
In March BC had avery successful spring show congrats to all exhibitors and organizing committee. Also in March there was a very successful Western Canadian Dairy Seminar where the Holstein Canada booth was well attended.
Classifiers will be back in Alberta early May, as always if anyone has questions please contact me anytime. Happy seeding!
Willem Vanderlinde
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FIELD SERVICE REPORT
Clarence Slingerland
The new Connexxion App will be released at CDX April 5th. It is currently being tested by beta users. Many of them are operations in Western Canada.
Classifiers will be out in Alberta in May, for any clubs it will be time to plan those barn meetings!
WCDS was a great success, lots of traffic and good talks with producers at the Holstein Canada booth!
Toby will be in Alberta starting after Easter for approximately 5-6 weeks. Just a reminder that field service is available to all Holstein Canada members, as well as non members in hopes of creating future members. Having a field service rep come on farm, and visit at industry events creates a perfect opportunity to answer questions, talk about services and help resolve issues while also serving as a learning opportunity for both parties.
Toby Kleinsasser
Call/text 1 519 865 4367 tkleinsasser@holstein.ca
Clarence Slingerland
Call/text 403-394-8351 slingclar@gmail.com
Check out the latest Conneccion podcast with Holstein Canada classifier Alex McKay & Field Service rep Natasha McKillop!
ADVERTISING & MARKETING REPORT
Randy Slomp
After the cancellations of the last two years, the Western Canadian Dairy Seminar was once again held in Red Deer, and with lots of help from Toby, Alberta Holstein was able to operate a booth at this event in conjunction with Holstein Canada. New banners and a tablecloth were ordered for the booth this year. The plan is to have this booth set up at both the Alberta Dairy Congress and the Alberta Youth Dairy Show.
With the new show season beginning, just a reminder to send in any show results to Amanda Hehli so she can post them on the website and social media. If you have any pictures, they would be appreciated also.
AWARDS REPORT
Rolf Van Benthem
I would like to thank Lee Simanton for all his time and commitment and enthusiasm as a director and the chair for the Awards Committee. I took over as the awards chair this last February, and I am hoping to follow into Lee’s footsteps, and continue the fantastic job he did with awards.
In January we had exciting news in Alberta. I would like to congratulate Wendon Holsteins for winning their 3rd Master Breeder Shield. What an amazing accomplishment! They will be receiving their shield at the Holstein Canada Convention this April in Montreal.
ALBERTA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION Newsletter 6
Rolf Van Benthem
In February at our Alberta Holstein AGM we announced our Alberta Breeder of the year and the President’s Club Cow winner for Alberta.
I would like to congratulate Mosnang Holsteins (The Hehli Family) for becoming the Alberta Breeder of the year! Enjoy reading their farm highlights and breeder story in this report.
I would also like to congratulate all other Breeder of the Year Club winners, and President’s Club Cow nominees:
2022 Alberta Breeder of the Year Club Winners:
Country Roads Holstein Club- de Wildt Dairy
Northern Alberta Holstein Club- New Mars Dairy
Central Alberta Holstein Club- Mosnang Holsteins
Southern Alberta Holstein Club- Happy Cow Dairy
Green Acres Holstein Club- Nifera Holsteins
I would also like to congratulate Mars Dairy (Gert & Sonja Schrijver) for winning the Alberta President’s Club Cow Award with Marsfield Denzel Kimmy EX93-6E.
-1 Super 8 Award
- Longtime 120, 000 KGS
- 150,940 Milk, 4.1%Fat, 3.2% Protein
- 8 time class winner & 3 time Champion of the CAHC Barn Cow Competition
2022 Presidents Club Cow Nominees:
Country Roads – Skycrest Defiant Last Call – Skycrest Holsteins
Northern Club – New Mars Krusader Makenna– New Mars Dairy
Central Club – Marsfield Denzel Kimmy– Mars Dairy
Southern Club – Huntcliff Epic Endive– Huntcliff Dairy
Green Acres – Rietben Lis Royale– Nifera Holsteins
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AWARDS REPORT
It was a great year for Alberta Bred cattle in the All-Canadian competition! Congratulations to the breeders and owners of these cattle.
R&W RESULTS
3-Year-Old + 4-Year-Old / R&B
Beth-Red-ET Farms inc. & Farms inc.
NOMINATED:
Winter Heifer
Blondin Rd Unstopabull Maple
Owners/Propriétaires: Kevin J Doeberiner, William H Schilling, Lindsay Bowen,R &F Livestock inc.
Breeders/Éleveurs: Ferme Blondin, Ferme Villyvon & Riverdown Holsteins
R&W Senior 3-Year-Old + 4-Year-Old / 3 ans senior + 4 ans R&B
R&W Winter 2 Yr/ Jr. 3
All-Canadian
Honourable Mention
Shanalta Unstopabull Reanna
Blondin Rd Unstopabull Maple
Owners/Propriétaires: Kevin J Doeberiner, William H Schilling, Lindsay Bowen,R &F Livestock inc.
Breeders/Éleveurs: Ferme Blondin, Ferme Villyvon & Riverdown Holsteins
R&W Sr. 3/4 Yr
Owner/Propriétaire: Elmvue Farm
Breeder/Éleveur: Straub & Son Dairy
Honourable Mention
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Reserve
NOMINATED:
Fall Yearling in Milk
Senior 3-Year-Old
/ 3 ans senior
Fall Yearling in Milk
Blondin Rd Unstopabull Maple
Owner : Kevin J Doeberiner, William H Schilling & Lindsay Bowen and R & F Livestock inc.
Summer 2 Year Old
All-Canadian
Senior 3-Year-Old / 3 ans senior
Mention
Shanalta Unstopabull Reanna
Owner/Propriétaire: Elmvue Farm
Breeder/Éleveur: Straub & Son Dairy
Nominations
Blondin Rd Unstopabull Maple
Owners/Propriétaires: Kevin J Doeberiner, William H Schilling & Lindsay Bowen and R & F Livestock inc.
Breeder /Éleveur : Ferme Blondin, Ferme Villyvon Holsteins Reserve
Honourable
Junior 3 Year Old
Breeders/Éleveurs: Ferme Blondin, Ferme Villyvon & Riverdown Holsteins
Ulmar Sidekick Eva
Owners/Propriétaires: Agriber Societa Agricola Srl, Beckridge Holsteins, Oscar & Eric Dupasquier, Pfister Dairy & Quality Holsteins
Breeder/Éleveur: Pfister Dairy
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B&W RESULTS
Reserve
Shanalta Unstopabull Reanna
Honourable Mention
Ulmar Sidekick Eva
All-Canadian
Owner/Propriétaire: Ferme Jacobs
All-Canadian
5-Year-Old / 5 ans
NOMINATED:
Mosnang Solomon Liquify
Owner/Propriétaire: Westcoast Holsteins
Breeder/Éleveur: Mosnang Holsteins ltd.
Breeder's Herd / Troupeau d'éleveur
All-Canadian
Nominations
Honourable Mention
Mosnang Solomon Liquify
Owner/Propriétaire: Westcoast Holsteins
Breeder/Éleveur: Mosnang Holsteins ltd
Breeder's Herd / Troupeau d'éleveur
MS Angel Deja-ET
All-Canadian
Honourable Mention
5 Year Old
Jacobs High Octane Babe
Owner/Propriétaire: Ferme Jacobs inc.
Breeder/Éleveur: Ferme Jacobs Reserve
Breeder/Éleveur: Ferme Jacobs inc.
Harvdale Meridian Cherish
Owner/Propriétaire: R & F Livestock inc.
Breeder/Éleveur: Harvdale Holsteins
Harvdale Meridian Cherish
Owner/Propriétaire: R & F Livestock inc.
Breeder/Éleveur: Harvdale Holsteins
JACOBS AVALANCHE BRADLY JACOBS UNIX BRANDINA JACOBS HIGH OCTANE BABE JACOBS
Nominations
Owners/Propriétaires: Blondin Sires & Ferme Blondin
Reserve
Breeder/Éleveur: Angel Associates Syndicate
Wendon Bsd Windbrook Merry
Owner/Propriétaire: Jim Butler
Bernadale Doorman Ghost
MS Angel Deja-ET
Owners/Propriétaires: Blondin Sires & Ferme Blondin Breeder/Éleveur: Angel Associates Syndicate
Reserve
Breeders/Éleveurs: Bienert Holsteins, Dardel Holsteins, Orville O. Schmidt & Wendon Holsteins
Ferme Jacobs inc.
Owners/Propriétaires: Ferme Sicard & Pierre Boulet
Breeder/Éleveur: Bernadale Holstein
Wendon Bsd Windbrook Merry
Bernadale Doorman Ghost
Owner/Propriétaire: Jim Butler
JACOBS
MOSNANG BRIDGESTONE LIVE WIRE MOSNANG SOLOMON LIQUIFY MOSNANG UNIX LIPSTICK MOSNANG
Ferme Jacobs inc.
Breeders/Éleveurs: Bienert Holsteins, Dardel Holsteins, Orville O. Schmidt & Wendon Holsteins
Honourable Mention
Owners/Propriétaires: Ferme Yvon Sicard & Pierre Boulet
Breeder/Éleveur: Bernadale Holstein
Mosnang Holsteins
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Reserve
Mosnang Holsteins started in 1980 when Heini & Ruth emigrated from Switzerland to the Rimbey area. Now their oldest son Markus and his wife Amanda along with their four kids, Wyatt, Adair, Georgia & Sawyer take care of the day to day operation of the farm. We are milking around 110 cows in a step up parlour. We make all of our own silage (barley, haylage, corn) and buy in our dry hay and straw.
In 2022, we had 24 VG 2 Year Olds, 9 VG-86 and 1 VG-88 in the US. We were also very proud to achieve our first EX-95 classification with Mosnang Solomon Liquify in the summer of 2022after she was sold to Westcoast Holsteins. Our herd classification is now 9 ME- 10 EX- 83 VG- 24GP.
We had several Superior and Longtime Production awards throughout the year and 7 Star Brood Cows, 1 CAHC production winner with Mosnang Wickham Ladybug, BCA 315-498-312. As well we had 1 Super 4 Award from Mosnang Doorman Lady Love. Our current RHA BCA is 226-263-233.
We continue to work towards our 1st Master Breeder Shield as we have been in the top 10 in our category for 5 years now!
2022 was a big year at the shows, as we went to a lot of them throughout Western Canada! Starting with the National Convention in Saskatoon where we had Jr. Bred & Owned Champion with Mosnang Miranda Lambert. We also bred 3 class winners there, Mosnang Little Sister, Mosnang Unix Lipstick & Mosnang Unstopabull Karma (owned with Lucky Hill & Lovholm).
In June we showed at the Alberta Dairy Congress where we had 1st Jr. Breeders herd and were Junior Premier Breeder. Next was the CAHC Mid-Summer Classic where Wyatt and Adair also had their first 4-H Achievement day. Mosnang Believe in me was Reserve Champion that day.
In July the kids once again showed their 4-H animals at the Alberta Youth Dairy Show. We are lucky that it is close to home being in Rimbey!
In August we sent 4 heifers out to Manitoba for Team Alberta at WCC, the kids did a great job with their animals throughout the week and Levi & Alyssa Congdon ended up with Grand and Reserve Champion with Quality Genie Lauren and Mosnang A2P2 Living the Dream. Nicole Verhoef was 1st in her class with Mosnang Miranda Lambert. If things had gone as planned the heifers would have met us out in BC as we were showing at the Interior Provincial Exhibition in Armstrong that week. Sadly, the liner was involved in a collision on the way out to BC, as many of you know, and the heifers were lost in the accident along with the lives of the drivers. It was devestating news to get the day we were packing up the trailer to head out, but we were committed to making the trip and still managed to make the best of the show. Our kids had fun showing their calves and we had Junior Champion with our Holstein, Mosnang Chief Darla & Jersey, Mosnang Dell Never Give Up. While it was difficult it was also amazing to see the resillience of Team BC and the BC breeders as they still made the show happen and were able to spend time together following the accident.
ALBERTA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION Newsletter 11
2022 Alberta Breeder of the Year- MOSNANG HOLSTEINS
2022 Alberta Breeder of the Year- MOSNANG HOLSTEINS
In October Mosnang Bred animals were shown down in Madison at the World Dairy Expo. Mosnang Unix Lipstick and her dam Mosnang Solomon Liquify placed 3rd & 5th in their classes, which was exciting to watch! A partnership cow we own with Crestomere and Stanhope Wedgwood also placed well in the Jr. 3 class, Crestomere Sidekick Valkyrie. She was also Grand Champion at the Vancouver Island Show this summer.
Later in October at the Westerner Dairy Showcase Mosnang Chief Darla (owned with Garritt Schmidt, WI) did well once again winning Reserve Junior Champion. Our Junior Breeders herd was also 1st in class. Two partnership cows also did great at the Westerner, New Mars Tatoo Araluen (owned with New Mars) was 2nd in her class and Kozak Alligator Erica (owned with Stanhope Wedgwood) was 1st.
November at the Royal WInter Fair was certainly the highlight of the year when Mosanng Unix Lipstick was 1st Jr. 3 and went on to be Reseve Intermediate Champion! Later that day Mosnang Solomon Liquify along with her two daughters, Unix Lipstick and Bridgsetone Live Wire (6th Milking Yr) placed 2nd in the Breeders Herd class! Mosnang Holsteins was also 2nd Premier Breeder at the Royal. An unbelievable experience! A huge thank you to Westcoast Holsteins for taking such great care of these cows and getting them to this show level!
With the great show results in the fall we also had several nominations, 8 bred or owned All-Westerns, 3 All-American and 5 All-Canadian nominations.
A high numers cow we sold a few years back, Mosnang Jacoby Legendairy also produced a son that we co-bred with Blondin Sires that went into AI, Blondin Legend. It is exciting seeing this line of breeding doing well.
Markus is a director on the Central Club and is on the organizing committee for the Westerner Dairy Showcase. As well he is an official judge and was able to get away in April to judge the California State Show.
Heini finished his term with Alberta Milk in 2022 , he has dedicated a lot of years of service to the organization and enjoyed it greatly! Amanda is on the staff for Alberta Holstein as the Social media /Publication rep. We are also becoming more involved with the Udderly Unique 4-H Dairy Club as our kids get older! Markus also continues to be a mentor for the Alberta WCC team.
In a year that had some extreme highs and lows, we’d like to thank the Central Club for the nomination for Breeder of the Year, it is an honour!
ALBERTA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION Newsletter 12
Mosnang Bridgestone Live Wire Owned by Westcoast Holsteins
Mosnang Unix Lipstick Owned by Westcoast Holsteins
Mosnang Solomon Liquify Owned by Westcoast Holsteins
Chad Crest
Youth Feature- Emma Van Steekelenburg and her involvement with YDLI, partially sponsored by Alberta Holstein.
“My name is Emma Van Steekelenburg and I farm with my parents on our family’s farm, Quintus Dairy.
For the past year, I was part of the Holstein Foundation Young Dairy Leaders Institute (YDLI). YDLI is a year-long, three-phase leadership program based out of the United States that focuses on building communication, teamwork, and advocacy skills. I was one of 2 Canadians to be apart of Class 12.
In February 2022, I went to Fort Worth, TX for Phase I of YDLI. There we learned about our own leadership styles, using improv to communicate, and adapting to change.
During Phase II, we were challenged to use the skills we learned during Phase I in various projects and activities in our home communities. One of the required activities was volunteering for a leadership position. I volunteered to be an Alberta Milk Ambassador. This was probably my favourite activity because of all the opportunities that I got from being an ambassador. I got to represent Alberta Milk at the Calgary Stampede and I got to work with Dairy Farmers of Canada on a few projects, including a photoshoot for future DFC promotions and another project to be released later this year. For my community presentation, I was the dairy presenter at Farm Credit Canada’s Outstanding in your Field Day in Brooks. I presented on The Journey of Milk: From My Farm to Your Table. I presented to 24 groups of grade 4 students and a high school group. I was able to talk about the ways my farm produces safe and high quality milk for consumers and how the processing plants process milk into milk products that end up on grocery store shelves for consumers to buy and consume in their homes. I completed some non-farm consumer interviews. I asked some staff from my high school about their consumer habits and their beliefs on anything from GMOs to hormones and antibiotics in their food to milk and meat alternatives. The most surprising thing I learned was that the public can be so disconnected from agriculture, even if they are from an agricultural community. However, some people are still open to learning more about where their food comes from. I also completed some personal development goals, including journalling, networking at a conference, and hosting farm tours for people in my community. I believe the most rewarding part of Phase II was how much my selfconfidence grew during the year. I forced myself to go outside of my comfort zone to complete my goals, and I took on opportunities that I probably never would have said yes to in the past. I learned a lot more about myself during Phase II, especially what I am capable of accomplishing.
In February 2023, I returned to Fort Worth for Phase III of YDLI to hear from more guest speakers and to reflect on what we did during Phase II. I got to reconnect with my YDLI classmates, and I learned about using key points when talking to consumers about dairy, the US Ag policy update, and identifying and managing stress in our lives. I was also one of a few participants who got to present on my highlights from Phase II. I extended my trip in Fort Worth this year with some of my YDLI classmates so I took part in the JFK Assassination Tour in Dallas, watched a rodeo at the Fort Worth Stockyards, and checked out some other sites in Fort Worth.
My participation at YDLI would not have been possible without support from the Alberta Holstein Association and the Green Acres Holstein Club so I would like to thank them for their sponsorship over the past year.”
ALBERTA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION Newsletter 13 YOUTH REPORT
Fred Hofstra
Changes were made to update and improve the travel grant process through Alberta Holstein, the new guidelines are as follows:
In support of Alberta breeders attending out of province shows, the Alberta Holstein Association is pleased to offer a travel grant for eligible animals.
Alberta breeders are welcome to apply for the Alberta Holstein Association Travel Grant. A total of $6500.00 will be made available based on the following criteria:
1. The above funds are decided and disbursed based on the number of applications received;
2. To qualify the animal must be Alberta bred and leave our province to attend a show. The animal is not required to return to Alberta.
3. In order for an application to be considered complete the requested information must be provided. Application forms are available on the Alberta Holstein website.
4. Maximum allotment of applications per farm: five animals per show per farm with a maximum of funds per farm as well. The pay-out is the same for heifers and cows.
5. Deadline is the responsibility of the breeder and must be received by email to albertaholstein@gmail.com no later than November 30 at noon on any given year.
The updated apllication is available on the website: Forms Tab---- Travel Grant
We encourage the clubs to utilize the official and aspiring Judges Lists for upcoming 4-H and Club shows this season!
JUDGES LIST
OFFICIAL
Atkins, Gordon
Bienert, Dale
Chalack, David
Chalack, Don
Hehli, Markus
Whalen, Linsey
Schmidt, Orville
Simanton, Lee
Folkerts, Joe
Morey, Lee
ASPIRING
Crest, Chad
Morey, Casey
Rietveld, Jason
Van de Brake, Jan
Hofstra, Chance
Staub, Martin
Kozak, Katelyn
Calgary
Sherwood Park
Calgary
Red Deer County
Rimbey
Millet
Leduc
Ponoka
Sherwood Park
Rochester
403-247-3645
780-922-2433
403-585-2455
403-227-2142
403-783-0442
780-387-7406
780-970-8186
403-704-6692
403-505-1604
780-206-5164
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bienertholsteins@hotmail.com
dchalack@altagenetics.com
wendon@telusplanet.net
mhehli@hotmail.com
lchalack@hotmail.com
southrisegen@yahoo.ca
lisalee.s@hotmail.com
joeandjanellefolkerts@hotmail.com
morey.unique@gmail.com
Athabasca
Rochester
Fort Saskatchewan
Lacombe
Millet
Edmonton
New Sarepta
780-689-9576
780-307-5378
780-915-5914
587-377-3677
780-271-6955
780-231-1286
780-686-4614
crest.chad@gmail.com
cmorey@ualberta.ca
rietben@mcsnet.ca
jmvandebrake@outlook.com
chancehofstra@gmail.com
martin.staub9@gmail.com
kkozak@xplornet.ca
SHOW REPORT
JUDGING AND
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BC SPRING SHOW- CHILLIWACK
Judge: Calum McKinven, QC
-4th Spring Yearling- Mosnang Avenger Lippy
Bred by Mosnang Holsteins/ Owned by Cederwal Farms, Bardale & Kingsway Farms
-2nd Winter Yearling- Kozak Warrior Red Blaze P
Best Bred & Owned Junior Champion
HM R&W Junior Champion
Bred by Kozak Holsteins
Owned by Ell’s Dairy Farm, Kozak Holsteins, Orville Schmidt & R&F Livestock
-2nd Fall Yearling- Mosnang Chief Darla
Bred by Mosnang Holsteins
Owned by T&L Cattle Ltd.
1st Junior Group of 3- Mosnang Holsteins
Reserve Junior Premier Breeder- Mosnang Holsteins
1st Junior 2 Year Old- Skycrest Lambda Snoopy
HM Intermediate Champion
Bred & Owned by Skycrest Holsteins
3rd Winter 2 Year Old- Lindrian Izzae Unix
Owned by Wendon Holsteins
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HM Intermediate Champion- Skycrest Lambda Snoopy
Reserve Junior Premier Breeder- Mosnang Holsteins
Bred & Owned Junior Cha,mion- Kozak Warrior Red Blaze P
BC SPRING SHOW- CHILLIWACK
Judge: Calum McKinven, QC
Fall 2 Year Old
-1st - Thornspyc Mirand Dawson-P Red
R&W Reserve Grand Champion
Bred by Thornspyc Dairy/ Owned by Robella Holsteins & T&L Cattle
-3rd- Knonaudale Im On Fire
Owned by Wendon Holsteins
-4th - Mosnang Bridgestone Live Wire
Bred by Mosnang Holsteins/ Owned by Westcoast Holsteins
Junior 3 Year Old
-1st - Kozak Awesome Bianca Red
R&W Grand Champion
Bred by Kozak Holsteins/ Owned by Westcoast Holsteins
-2nd - Kozak Alligator Erica
Bred by Kozak Holsteins/ Owned by Stanhope Wedgwood & Mosnang Holsteins
-4th - Wendon Unix Picky
Bred & Owned by Wendon Holsteins
Senior 3 Year Old
-1st - Mosnang Calvados Mosquito
Bred by Mosnang Holsteins/ Owned by J. William Wikkerink Farms
-3rd - Mosnang Angler Wacky Backy
Bred & Owned by Mosnang Holsteins
4 Year Old
-1st -Wendon Solomon Alby
Bred & Owned Grand Champion
Bred & Owned by Wendon Holsteins
-2nd- Corlane Unix Salisbury
Bred by Corlane Holsteins/ Owned by Wendon Holsteins
-3rd- Wendon Emilio Fine
Bred & Owned by Wendon Hoslteins
-4th- Crestomere Sidekick Valkyrie
Bred by Crestomere Holsteins/ Owned by Crestomere,
5 Year Old
4th- Mosnang Jacot Marsha
Bred & Owned by Mosnang Holsteins
Lifetime Production
1st- Zimmer Krusader Ava
Bred & Owned Reserve Grand Champion
Bred by Zimmer Holsteins/ Owned by Benbie, Zimmer & Robella Holsteins
Breeders Herd
2nd- Wendon Holsteins
3rd- Mosnang Holsteins
HM Premier Breeder- Mosnang Holsteins
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Mosnang & Stanhope Wedgwod
(L)Kozak Awesome Bianca Red R&W Grand Champiion (Middle)Thornspyc Mirand Dawson-P Red R&W Reserve Grand Champion
1st Senior 3 Year Old- Mosnang Calvados Mosquito
Bred & Owned Grand Champion- Wendon Solomon Alby
Bred & Owned Reserve Grand ChampionZimmer Krusader Ava
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